If you’re ready this then you’re either heavy bored or genuinely interested in the finer details. If it is the latter, then you’re like us. This record is the last to be written in our humble bedroom studio in Edinburgh, it deals with the usual theme of two 20-something overgrown emotional sad boys. Stress, trust issues and of course, dirt from Hawaii. Outside of this odd, brotherly-love project, we have also made music under solo pseudonyms (DJ Küsse/Ami K) so keep your ears open for that. We’re going to keep doing what we do best in the hopes that it pleases you as much as it pleases us. Right now, bye now, keep ‘er lit. Hi & Saberhägen.
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Lithuanian artist Pletnev debuts on SZE with 3 tracks of ethno-techno, backed with a remix from Ploy. Having previously released on the likes of Meda Fury, Bahnsteig23 and Le Temps Perdu, the ?Thrown Furniture EP? sees Pletnev delve into the harder-edged side of his work.
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Having previously released on Appian Sounds, Fred P’s Boards and Efdemin’s Naif, o.utlier debuts on SZE with an exploration of reflections and resonances in the self from objects and experiences in the environment.
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SZE is a new London based label emanating from the secretsundaze camp. Born from the age old adage of hearing music from friends and artists that didn't fit with the latter's more refined sound, SZE will serve as a more open platform for other forms of dance music be that techno, breakbeat, bass heavy or ambient sounds. The first release is from London based artist BLM and subsequent releases come from Sheffield's Lo'Shea and Endian. Endian's track 'Finish Me' has already been championed by Joy Orbison on his Essential Mix from late 2014. SZE's first release comes in the shape of the Bush LP from London based BLM who has previously released on the likes of Underground Quality, secretsundaze and of course his own Fear Of Flying imprint. Lead track 'Peckings' is all bleepy acid noises, relentless drums and some ravey off kilter sounds.'Carpenter' is an experimental and emotional ambient trip slowly unfurling with epic synth lines and bubbling acid. 'Unfold' is a broken, steppy, hypnotic number with a repeated spoken word vocal. Last up 'Crossing The Line' takes off where his excellent White Man and The Arab project left off with a more dubby, percussive hypnotic groove interspersed with swathes of atmosphere and a hint of the middle East. Lookout for SZE's up and coming releases from Lo'shea and Endian. More