RUSH HOUR SHOP TOP TIP

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Records that electrified us in week 18!

Kicking it off is the superstrong first release on Minimal Detroit Audio that links Detroit shool no-nonsense techno on the A side to deep Berlin techno on the flip

Following ís the much looked out for doublepack of classic nineties melodic UK techno by Nurmad Jusat under his Nuron / Fugue guises. Still as relevant as ever!

Sweet 1984 disco from Dallas Texas comes from Chazz and is backed by a Red Greg edit on the flip - first release on the Reach Out Records label which we know, will come with much more heat in the future

Very strong early Hudson Mohawke work on Warp (which actually got him the deal with the label) - check out the twisted boombap from ‘Free mo’ ao!

Ship to shore gives the experimental Japanese ambient classic ‘Prologue For Post-Modern Music’ from 1984 a first time reissue - an epic listen

Dego.. keeps things fresh with his signature sound of soulful broken on his new album 'The Negative Positive'

Limited copies in on Hamburg based artist Phuong-Dan’s new label Dispari matching the calming sounds of Anatolian Weapons with a spoken word adventure by none less then legends Hector Zazou and Laurie Anderson. More spoken word also on the new AD93 release by Maxwell Sterling

New Orleans jazz trumpeter Christian Scott Atunde Adjuah drops a fresh new album, going from lush, light to more complex arrangements

Closing off is a lovely compilation on the French Favorite label; 8 rare and hidden tracks selected by Charles Maurice