{"id":33371,"date":"2015-03-09T09:30:49","date_gmt":"2015-03-09T14:30:49","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/kjhk.org\/web\/?p=33371"},"modified":"2015-03-09T09:30:49","modified_gmt":"2015-03-09T14:30:49","slug":"the-rinse-out-4","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/kjhk.org\/web\/2015\/03\/09\/the-rinse-out-4\/","title":{"rendered":"The Rinse Out"},"content":{"rendered":"

Let’s go to space!<\/p>\n

Kahn & Neek \u2013 Bandulu 005<\/em> (Bandulu): Kahn & Neek are the Bristol-based duo who have been pushing what has been called the \u201cGorgon sound\u201d in grime and dubstep the past several years. Unceremoniously titled, Bandulu 005<\/em> is their latest release on their own label which has been sparse in its output. The lack of releases, however, speaks to the quality control involved with Bandulu and Bandulu 005 <\/em>has obviously had a lot of care and refinement put into it. The second track, \u201cDick Tracy\u201d<\/a>, draws on the classic American comic book antihero with a lurking bassline and creeping synthesized harp that gives the impression of a rainy night in an unlit urban alley. \u201cCloud Base\u201d<\/a> is another pounder on this four track EP that contains the familiar clapped snares, Gorgon snarl sample, and reverb-y bass that we\u2019ve come to expect from Kahn & Neek. Bandulu 005<\/em> is one that demands the bass be cranked all the way up and gun fingers ready at all times.<\/p>\n

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Hysterics \u2013 Hysterics EP<\/em> (Night Slugs): Hysterics is Girl Unit\u2019s latest pseudonym and offers the Night Slugs stalwart an outlet for his more techno-based productions. The self-titled EP continues where his Club Constructions release left off: straight forward techno that is best left for the serious DJs and clubbers. The EP wastes no time getting down to business either: \u201cClub Life\u201d<\/a> makes its intentions known right off the bat with a 130 BPM tempo and a driving bassline complemented by some warped synth action. \u201cEmpty\u201d<\/a> closes out the EP in an appropriate fashion, acting as a perfect 4 AM track to close down the club with dreamy soft synths and a muted bassline. It\u2019s been a while since the last proper Night Slugs release and it\u2019s been worth the wait.<\/p>\n

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Hysterics – Hysterics EP<\/i><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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Occult Orientated Crime \u2013 The Occult Orientated Crime Album<\/em> (Nightwind): Danny Wolfers aka Legowelt aka Occult Orientated Crime is one of the most versatile musicians working today. With Occult Orientated Crime, Wolfers has created a compelling moniker for his truly psychedelic ambient output. This isn\u2019t some warmed over, hazy, wannabe 80s worship. No, the Occult Orientated Crime Album<\/em> is a genuinely trippy experience. Wolfers employs the coldest, most metallic synths and sequencers to create a disquieting effect in this ambient, as if one is exploring the ruins of an ancient planet and the ghosts are silently watching you (\u201cNatufian Modelling Agency\u201d<\/a> best exemplifies this affect). The album ends with the virtuosic \u201cNorwegian Raven,\u201d<\/a> a 38 minute track that never overstays its welcome and completes your journey through an unforgiving, robotic universe.<\/p>\n

This month’s mix was inspired by Valentine’s Day, so pretend it’s mid-February instead of March and enjoy some classic R&B, disco, and boogie!<\/div>\n
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The Rinse Out March 2015 Mix<\/a> by Mike Van Esler<\/a> on Mixcloud<\/a><\/p>\n

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The Rinse Out is hosted by Mike Van Esler every Thursday night from 10 PM until 12 AM.<\/em><\/div>\n

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