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Manchester electro chaps Delphic release thier 2nd single This Monetary this August 31st through Kitsuné. Have yourself a listen below and help yourself to the remix by Golden Bug. All in all it's a pretty solid electro outing and I'm sure there are greater things to come.

Also, while we're all here, have a listen to their first single Counterpoint which featured in the Kitsuné Maison 7 compilation.

Delphic - This Momentary (Golden Bug remix)..

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The Manchester Warehouse Project is now in its third year. DJs from across the world head over to the city between September and January to populate a derelict urban location and blow the place apart (with music) - this year's location: under Piccadily Station.

So last night I found myself crammed amongst a small army of sweaty blokes as French legends Justice stomped around under Piccadily Station shaking the brickwork. They pulled a good set, I wouldn't say brilliant though. It was just so packed in there. You spent half the time shifting around as pricks in sunglasses placed an affectionate yet firm hand on your shoulder and with a "cheers mate", preceeded to stand on your toes. The crowd responded the most to Justice's own tracks. The people catching trains above must of wondered what the hell was happening when Genesis broke out of the speakers.

I was mightly impressed by Australian duo The Presets who have popped up on Cassette Culture before. I walked in as Talk Like That was starting and knew I was in for a good night.

So here's a Chibuku themed gift, Talk Like That from The Presets and the Datsu remix of Genesis.


Justice - Genesis (Datsu remix)


The Presets - Talk Like That

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www.myspace.com/thepresets

Buy The Presets@Amazon

Buy Justice@Amazon