Pavel Iudin - Waxology

For those who don't know, the inimitable Poker Flat Recordings has been running a series of vinyl only releases under the Poker Flat Wax moniker. The side imprint has been responsible for putting out more bumping cuts - tracks destined to flip dancefloors upside down in the hands of the right DJ.

This digital release collects together some of the highlights of the series so far, pulling together 6 tracks from a variety of producers.

Two tracks are courtesy of Kindimmer, AKA Thanasis Voulgaris from Greece, now based in Berlin. 'Quite Beachy' balances a rounded, heavy kick with crisp percussion and a hypnotic melodic motif, while 'The Subject' is a loopy house affair with snappy snares and bubbling bass wobbles.

Elsewhere, Pavel Iudin also contributes two tracks, the sublime deep house affair that is 'Waxology', as well as 'Halo' from his Probe EP - a Chicago-influenced gem with a swingy, open vibe.

James Dexter is no stranger to the Poker Flat family, and here shares 'Area 51' from his Voices EP - a real bumping late night jam for the dancers. Also included is the exceptional Mennie & Julien Sandre cut 'Partitions', a hypnotic house heater with real teeth. All in all, an unmissable collection of previously wax only cuts.

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There have been few record labels that have made such an indelible mark on the landscape of electronic music as Poker Flat. Founded by Steve Bug in 1999, the label coined a sound and style that dominated club culture for years. Glitchy, mechanised beats paired with moody pads and sinister chords would take hold of the club scene in the mid 00s, but Poker Flat championed these stripped-back sounds well ahead of the pack.
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