A most welcome return to resurface.se – Jon Elliot is a profilic artist that has been featured right here with numerous releases on Boltfish recordings. Receive Transmit sees him release his first full-length album under the OOSR moniker on the unstoppable Rednetic label. A label that has also been heavily featured in the past and… Continue reading OOSR, Receive Transmit [Rednetic – RN054, 2023]
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Various Artists, One Point Two [Rednetic – RN012, 2007]
One Point Two is the most natural name for the sequel of the first Rednetic compilation One Point (you guessed it) One that saw the light if day in 2004 and was the second release ever on this not that old thriving yet successful label. There’s little point in denying it this compilation is very… Continue reading Various Artists, One Point Two [Rednetic – RN012, 2007]
Sunosis, Warmed [Rednetic – RN011, 2007]
Excellent beat laden release from Sunosis on Rednetic. After the all out Jungle affair of Tommi Bassi on “Tommi Bass Presents Tommi Labs Volume One” Rednetic releases a melodic, rich in sound and heavy in bass mini-album. It’s enjoyable from the first track to the last. Solid beats and basslines ensure that the heat is… Continue reading Sunosis, Warmed [Rednetic – RN011, 2007]
Tommi Bass, Tommi Bass Presents Tommi Labs Volume One [Rednetic – RN010, 2006]
After the stunning RN009 by Inigo Kennedy the time has come for RN010. Once again Rednetic are taking that slightly different musical orientation than they’ve done previously, namely down the good ol’ drum and bass path. In likeness with the “Invaders EP” by Scorn-Fury the Tommi Bass full-length album “Tommi Labs Volume One” is filled… Continue reading Tommi Bass, Tommi Bass Presents Tommi Labs Volume One [Rednetic – RN010, 2006]
Inigo Kennedy, Transaction [Rednetic – RN009, 2006]
A fluke encounter leading up to a brilliant release, this mini-album stretching seven tracks long is filled with superb production exemplifying: melodic electronic music with grit. The balance between the pure bliss of harmony, lovely constructed melodies and the straight-forward, as compelling as they are convincing beats all deeply rooted on the other side of… Continue reading Inigo Kennedy, Transaction [Rednetic – RN009, 2006]
Mint, Out of Context [Rednetic – RN008, 2006]
“Out of Context” sees Mint debuting on Rednetic Recordings and in that sense the title is grossly misleading, because the seven tracks enclosed on the EP fits Rednetic like snug driving glove. Mint delivers eigth tracks of his trademarked high-quality sounding productions, not lacking much in the beats department and with beautiful warm melodies filled… Continue reading Mint, Out of Context [Rednetic – RN008, 2006]
Scorn-Fury, Invaders [Rednetic – RN007, 2005]
“Invaders” by Scorn-Fury sees Rednetic taking a slightly different musical orientation than previously, namely down the good ol’ drum and bass path. “Invaders” is a 4 track EP with plentiful of beats apart from the opening track “Dark Cults of Evil” that rely on vocal sample, heavily synthesized sounds and a lonely stab. “Invaders” bearing… Continue reading Scorn-Fury, Invaders [Rednetic – RN007, 2005]
Vizier of Damascus, Badshahi [Rednetic – RN006, 2005]
“Badshahi” is the title of an excellent release and debut from “Vizier of Damascus” on Rednetic (OCT 2005). This release also holds an eerie actuality related to recent events regarding subjects like tolerance, respect and freedom of speech and the confusion surrounding them in the World of today. “Badshahi” is filled with Middle Eastern /… Continue reading Vizier of Damascus, Badshahi [Rednetic – RN006, 2005]
Cheju, Bubble Wrap [Rednetic – RN004, 2005]
Rednetic is Zainetica’s very own label and a part from his own productions you’ll find some of the usual suspects among the releasing artists: Cheju being one of them. “Bubble Wrap” is the fourth rednetic release and the first track is entitled “U-bahn” is set in hip-hop mode the crisp beats and the well-defined handclap… Continue reading Cheju, Bubble Wrap [Rednetic – RN004, 2005]
Bukhara Kites Part One
Deep UK musical tradition right there… I have been waiting for a new VOD album a very, very long time, waiting for the “Vizier Of Damascus”. I have conflicting feelings. Being deeply involved is not a problem in itself. But you may loose yourself. No, I don’t know him personally. Religion? My ancestors did, my… Continue reading Bukhara Kites Part One