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> From: Eddie Symons [mailto:eddie@bovaflux.co.uk]
> Sent: Monday, July 05, 2004 8:17 AM
> To: mailinglist@d-tached.co.uk
> Subject: [d]-tached records update
>
>
>
> Hello people,
>
> A few bits of great news for you!
>
> [d]-tached website!
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>
> Yes, at long last the d-tached site is here! Go to
> www.d-tached.co.uk to find out all you need about our label
> and it's releases. Currently it only features news, discog
> (including mp3s of all our releases), artist info, and a web
> shop, but will expand over time to include some more nice
> stuff, including one or two lovely little freebies... stay tuned.
>
> New Release - Semaphor
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> Just in the [d]-tached shop today, the new 2 track release by
> Semaphor!
> Trying to put into words the quality of these tunes is a very
> tough job, so we won't even try. Just get yourself to the
> website, check out the mp3s of his tracks, and get excited!
> Definitely not to be missed!
>
> Bovaflux - Inside the megatree / Toolshed
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> Just a reminder that this is also now in the [d]-tached shop
> and should be making it's way to a few independent record
> shops shortly too. Here's what people have been saying about it...
>
> "All I can really say about this release is excellent. It's
> killer from the very beginning, to the very last boom of that
> mind capturing bassline in "Toolshed". Quality stuff from
> that Mr Bovaflux. Dont miss out on this one people."
>
> Sam @ Tesselate (see full review at www.tesselate.me.uk)
>
> "Inside the megatree starts off as a very pleasant meandering
> electronica track, with nice slow glitchy breaks and a dash
> of shoe-gazing funk. Subtle little bass stabs and a sweet
> little melody lull you into false sense of security, making
> you think this is going to be a serene electronica piece.
> Then the beats start to become a little more erratic, the
> tempo gets faster and new harder beats being to hit and
> before you know it the track has about faced into a fucked up
> break beat monster. The melody is beefed, the bass is upped
> a notch and the glitches become more prominent. It's a great
> track for any Dj who wants to get from an electronica set
> into something more dance floor.
>
> "The second track and last track on this single a more steppy
> affair, it's
> got that garage sound when its not garage sort of thing going
> on. Sort of
> like Rephlex's Grime stuff but a bit less yo yo yo bad boy.
> This is still head nodding electronica, but with dance floor
> bass lines that you can feel in your sphincter.
>
> "This is a great, if not a little short, cdr single that
> fills a hole between electronica and breaks."
>
> Mike @ Kraked (www.kraked.co.uk)
>
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> That's all for now, see you all again next time,
>
> Eddie
> www.d-tached.co.uk
>
>
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