Plus Plus is back with an EP from new comer Lansdub. After being featured on our fall compilation from 2019, we knew we had to get him back on the label with his own EP! Along for the ride we have one half of Nathan Wool on remix duties along with Garden Party and fan fav Below Bangkok rounding off the EP.
Lansdub opens his solo EP with the haunting rhythms of 'Primitive Beings'. A pitched down moody affair, Lansdub's kick and bass play off of each other to great effect, creating a push and pull reaction that drives the track start to finish. With filtered hats swinging over top and percussive synth line that adds a touch of drama, 'Primitive Beings' is the perfect track to welcome dancers onto the dance floor.
Following up with the EP's namesake, 'Weeping Robots' is a classic deep house affair. With a drum groove that locks in while lush pads saturate the background, Lansdub demonstrates a veteran understanding of using less to create a thicker atmosphere, and how subtle changes to a single part can have a subtle impact to how the track feels and is perceived.
'Still' was featured on our fall compilation from last year, and was really the catalyst for this whole endeavor. Still sounding as fresh today, with a heavy focus on thick and gut punching drums, Landsdub has quickly developed a signature that walks the fine line between pitched down house grooves and dubbed out synths that still maintains enough forward momentum to keep the dance floor intrigued.
Fan favorite Below Bangkok takes 'Primitive Beings' and asks the listener to trust them on the journey they are about to embark on. With ethereal pads filling the space from the beginning, Below Bangkok strips the drums down to it's bare essentials with kick that accents the arrangement more than drives the narrative. A track that sits perfectly in any ambient set as well as setting the tone for any opening DJ, Below Bangkok has once again shown off his tireless studio prowess.
As one half of Nathan Wool, Ared goes solo on his remix of 'Weeping Robots'. Sampling the original track and using the pads as accents, Are takes us on a vintage house trip with a Detroit influenced analog drum groove and classic bassline plucked from years past, Ared provides a record box staple for years to come.
The myth known simply as Garden Party has completely reimagined what could have been done with 'Still' if you gave a ravaged badger an 8-Ball and locked him in a studio over a holiday weekend. Relentless toms bounce from the start while a heavy kick pounds the earth. The main synth line survived the badgers weekend assault, but has the wounds to show for it. Need it thick? Garden Party knows how to bring the girth!
Lansdub opens his solo EP with the haunting rhythms of 'Primitive Beings'. A pitched down moody affair, Lansdub's kick and bass play off of each other to great effect, creating a push and pull reaction that drives the track start to finish. With filtered hats swinging over top and percussive synth line that adds a touch of drama, 'Primitive Beings' is the perfect track to welcome dancers onto the dance floor.
Following up with the EP's namesake, 'Weeping Robots' is a classic deep house affair. With a drum groove that locks in while lush pads saturate the background, Lansdub demonstrates a veteran understanding of using less to create a thicker atmosphere, and how subtle changes to a single part can have a subtle impact to how the track feels and is perceived.
'Still' was featured on our fall compilation from last year, and was really the catalyst for this whole endeavor. Still sounding as fresh today, with a heavy focus on thick and gut punching drums, Landsdub has quickly developed a signature that walks the fine line between pitched down house grooves and dubbed out synths that still maintains enough forward momentum to keep the dance floor intrigued.
Fan favorite Below Bangkok takes 'Primitive Beings' and asks the listener to trust them on the journey they are about to embark on. With ethereal pads filling the space from the beginning, Below Bangkok strips the drums down to it's bare essentials with kick that accents the arrangement more than drives the narrative. A track that sits perfectly in any ambient set as well as setting the tone for any opening DJ, Below Bangkok has once again shown off his tireless studio prowess.
As one half of Nathan Wool, Ared goes solo on his remix of 'Weeping Robots'. Sampling the original track and using the pads as accents, Are takes us on a vintage house trip with a Detroit influenced analog drum groove and classic bassline plucked from years past, Ared provides a record box staple for years to come.
The myth known simply as Garden Party has completely reimagined what could have been done with 'Still' if you gave a ravaged badger an 8-Ball and locked him in a studio over a holiday weekend. Relentless toms bounce from the start while a heavy kick pounds the earth. The main synth line survived the badgers weekend assault, but has the wounds to show for it. Need it thick? Garden Party knows how to bring the girth!
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