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Med School on “Yikes! Remixes!!”

Friday, July 29th, 2011

London Elektricity’s “Yikes! Remixes!!” is out now, and amongst the tracklist are remixes by Med School’s finest and exclusive signings – Bop, Unquote and Lung – as well as previous sonic surgeons S.P.Y, Royalston, Enei and Stray.

Teasing in the deeper more minimal vibes, we have

Elektricity Will Keep Me Warm (S.P.Y Remix)
Yikes! (Lung Remix)
Round The World In A Day (Royalston Remix)
U Gotta B Crazy (Enei Remix)
Fault Lines (Unquote’s Snowy Remix)
Had A Little Fight (Stray’s Drunken Punchup remix)
Invisible Worlds (Bop Remix)

“Invisible Worlds” (Bop Remix)

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Bop + Unquote in DJ Mag’s “The Russian Revolution”

Monday, July 25th, 2011

Med School signings Bop and Unquote were both featured in DJ Mag’s article – “The Russian Revolution” – which is all about the proliferation of electronic music producers in Russia.

Within the article, they talk about “The Future Sound Of Russia” compilation album, what they’re up to at the moment and more! Click in the image below to read the article.

Tags: Bop D&B DJ Mag Drum + Bass Hospital Med School Minimal Russia The Future Sound Of Russia The Russian Revolution Unquote

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Mixmag Review: “Signal Drop”

Monday, July 18th, 2011

Mixmag reviewed the latest Joe Syntax’s “Signal Drop” and gave it a hearty 3/5, describing Joe as a:

“structural prodigy, delivering his solo debut amid a buzz of anticipation for his quirky techno-infused take on dancefloor innovation.”

To read the full review, click on the thumbnail below.

Tags: D&B Drum + Bass Drumstep Dubstep Joe Syntax Jono McCleery Med School Mixmag Sightlines Signal Drop Techno

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Joe Syntax Desert Island Discs

Tuesday, July 12th, 2011

Med School signing Joe Syntax give us a run down of the essential records in his life which he couldn’t live without…

Ulrich Schnauss – A Strangely Isolated Place

Going in on an ethereal tip its “A Strangely Isolated Place” – a fitting title for being stranded on a desert island. This is an ambient masterpiece that builds and builds into a crescendo of light. Perfect for offering the hope I need of a return home. If I had a church this would be the music I’d play.

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