Horizontal Rain

Exeter's Mighty Force label is one of those you can trust if you are looking for new electronic music, acid house and techno. Formed as a record store and label in the early nineties they stopped at the end of last century and took a twenty-year hiatus to return to releasing new and almost always great music as a record label six years ago. At the end of last year, they released a highlight with the Reverb Delay record. 

The Storm Has Passed was the outstandig song from their album, an almost nine minute long journey to dubby spaces with a steady flow. Someone described this music as ballacid and the he was right.

Now Reverb Delay returned with a new EP with various remixes of Horizontal Rain by Reverb Delay's Marcus Farley and Paddy Thorne. He transformed the the Detroit inspired dub-techno into a space journey with warm synths and and an atmospherically rhythm.

Escape Pod is one their new songs, where they move with rattling drums more into an intensive dub-techno that would fill every dancefloor.

The Storm Has Passed

 

Some new electronic music to start into the weekend. These days Exeter's Mighty Force label released a record by Reverb Delay, a band I never heard before. Searching for the band in the internet I could only find links to an electronic module that reproduces sounds with a time delay to improve the spatial sound of music. On the one hand, this is used for live performances in order to better balance the loudspeakers and, on the other hand, it is a popular product for mixing recordings in the studio.

The Storm Has Passed is an almost nine minute long journey to dubby spaces with a steady flow. Someone called this music ballacid and this describes the music best.