UPCOMING: Mala - Mala In Cuba (BROWNSWOOD)
Mala's 12" "Cuba Electronic" will be available in at Conch very soon, contact us at info@conch.co.nz to reserve a copy.

01 | Mo Kolours | Ridda Mountain | clip | |||
02 | Groundislava | Creeper Shit | clip | |||
03 | Tadd Mullinix | Exchanging Modes | clip | |||
04 | ESMK | Blunt Hopes | clip | |||
05 | Shash'U | LA | clip | |||
06 | Samiyam | Medallion | clip | |||
07 | Dibiase | Remind Me Somethin' | clip | |||
08 | Tehbis | Higher | clip | |||
09 | Gaby Hernandez | Twin Flame | clip | |||
10 | Bruce Haack | Ancient Mariner (Jonwayne Remix) | clip | |||
11 | Mono/Poly | With Grace | clip | |||
12 | Seven Days Jr. | Thanks | clip | |||
13 | Flying Lotus | Samsfav | clip | |||
14 | Hudson Mohawke | Are You Feelin' Hot | clip | |||
15 | The Darkhorsemen | Taking Over Empires | clip | |||
16 | Sam Irl & Ritornell | Three | clip | |||
17 | Lapti | Leaving Home | clip | |||
18 | Doc Daneeka & Abigail Wyles | Tobyjug | clip | |||
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01 | Mo Kolours | Ridda Mountain | clip | ||||
02 | Groundislava | Creeper Shit | clip | ||||
03 | Tadd Mullinix | Exchanging Modes | clip | ||||
04 | ESMK | Blunt Hopes | clip | ||||
05 | Shash'U | LA | clip | ||||
06 | Samiyam | Medallion | clip | ||||
07 | Dibiase | Remind Me Somethin' | clip | ||||
08 | Tehbis | Higher | clip | ||||
09 | Gaby Hernandez | Twin Flame | clip | ||||
10 | Bruce Haack | Ancient Mariner (Jonwayne Remix) | clip | ||||
11 | Mono/Poly | With Grace | clip | ||||
12 | Seven Days Jr. | Thanks | clip | ||||
13 | Flying Lotus | Samsfav | clip | ||||
14 | Hudson Mohawke | Are You Feelin' Hot | clip | ||||
15 | The Darkhorsemen | Taking Over Empires | clip | ||||
16 | Sam Irl & Ritornell | Three | clip | ||||
17 | Lapti | Leaving Home | clip | ||||
18 | Dakim | Typeofblue | clip | ||||
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Tobyjug | clip | ||||
20 | Gaby Hernandez | Twin Flame | clip | ||||
21 | fLako | ‘Lonely Town feat. Dirg Gerner’ | clip |
It’s the emotive, dreamy quality of Gang Colours‘ debut EP, ‘In Your Gut Like A Knife’, that really grips the listener to his/her core; indeed, all the way to the gut. Floating in ambiguity, not leaning towards one genre nor another, its organic simplicity leads to a unique groove: one that maybe hasn’t been paved just yet.
As a portal into a world of daydreams, tumbling into shadows and embracing luminescence simultaneously, Gang Colours turns drum patterns into magic. Breeding surreal headphone-friendly landscapes, he fills them with unexpected sounds that would otherwise seem out of place. Within his intricate collages however, they nestle so comfortably – it’s hard to remember their usual context. At times his sound effects strike a peculiar balance between otherworldly and familiarity (reminiscent of slide whistles or insects buzzing). At other points they conjure a sense of longing. Think Mount Kimbie with a playful sense of humour, Burial on a soft, sunny dancefloor, Gold Panda with an R&B lean.
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