Typeless. Undefinable. Divergent. The adjectives used to describe musical anatomy and direction are irrevocably inexhaustible, but as sure as the sun will rise again, we will remain Typeless. We’ve spent the days regrouping, realigning and now we finally can release a record that is dear to us and has simply been a ridiculously long time coming.

The ascension of Viers is well charted, and having already played a part in that indomitable sonic crusade we once again submit to his gripping vibrations as he distils them into safe and consumable formats distinguishable to 6 tracks and no punches pulled, the bruising of egos and maybe some self-assuredness is at hand. Smashed veneers everywhere no thanks to Viers. Now watch out for the title track, underpinned by devastating kicks and exacerbated by gritty chords, it is befitting of soundtrack to a subterranean aesthetic. Next comes ‘Floris’, an IDM-inclined electro journey, but with the originality and added peculiarities of a limitless entity. Track 3 is ‘Hidden Bone’ and it is almost inexplicable. Shuddering percussion and erratic mechanoid modulations combine to somehow cause an oddly beautiful chaos. ‘Running’ comes in pummelling, the weighty break and modulated keys create a prismic heat ensuring ceaseless head-nodding and heavy breathing. Now, do you hear 140? ‘Tell Me’ is the low-slung bass-weight weapon you forgot you needed. Holiday in the mind of a former you and don’t forget to buss’ it. Closing the show is ‘Feeling Like This’, with its experimental glaze and mercurial patterns somewhat blurring the imposing lines between classic AFX and the Night Slugs era.

Give your brain the ride of its life and get Viers between your ears. Typeless is back and you can’t even believe it, but you have to because these words in a row are telling you to. More

Strap yourself in and take 4 mind-blowing hits of Viers! Bass to break skin and torrents of drums flow through the bloodstream. Synth stabs up the spine. Hi-NRG surges within. Straight-to-the-face warehouse sonics with techno vertigo to elevate your heart rate. You can expect withdrawals More

Nutcracker. We concluded 2018 with a gentle bed of ethereal, chilly ambient so we could rocket into 2019 with something especially loud, brash, pummeling. Here is ?Lights Out?, a four-track EP by Viers, a.k.a. LK, proprietor of Hokkaido Dance Club and purveyor of surgically-precise, brutal techno, riotous electro, jacked house. If this doesn’t wake you up, nothing will. More

After a Summer of Church White Releases, Church Black steps back to the forefront, this time with eight Raw Jams from Church alumni Viers. More

Developing on the momentum of ‘Forgive Me Love’ and ‘Naoko’, which gained support from the likes of Bonobo, Maya Jane Coles, Pete Tong and other prominent figures, Lorca returns to Naked Naked with three new cuts that have their eyes set firmly on the dance floor. 2014 has been a successful one for the young producer. With a busy DJ schedule, that included a debut set at Panorama Bar, and this release follows on from those experiences and is geared towards the big rooms Lorca has become accustomed to. On ‘Calcutec’, Lorca wraps an anthemic baseline around a wild, tech-ridden groove, while ‘Ndlamu’ takes its influence
from Africa, utilizing hypnotic vocal chants over tribal grit. The alternative mix moves into trapper territory as its rumbling bass line and infectious lead, bubble under until reaching a climatic finale. If anything, this latest EP proves that Lorca is more than just a versatile producer. You can only guess at what he will
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Breach and Cinnaman are next up to release on Breach, aka Ben Westbeech’s own label Naked Naked. The two track EP NKD010 is a fluent exercise in dance floor house music from two producers well versed in the club scene. Cinnaman the moniker of Amsterdam’s Yuri Boselie, part of the infamous Rush Hour Record store crew and a resident at Trouw nightclub is known for his eclectic sets, his varied musical past is translated in his productions and it is fair to say that Cinnaman is one of the most exciting producers coming out of Holland at the moment. Breach, label owner and producer has released records from the likes of Dark Sky, Midland, Dusky and Lorca amongst his own acclaimed work. This EP continues to build on Naked Naked’s stellar reputation. The first track is a skipping vocal house track that retains a solid and weighty bass line. The second track is a textured and slightly moodier exploration into house music that builds in complexity and depth. NKD010 certainly meets expectations and the collaboration is a master class in quality club music production More