Magnetic by Daniel Avery & The Deadstock 33s

Two definitive dancefloor powers collide with some dark, space, psych-out grooves. Don’t worry, there’s some melody going on here. A serious electronic feel too. The deep vibe of early acid house minimalism is abundant as well. Just listen, and all shall be revealed.

As for the artists…? Well, old school meets new school. And the credits and associations of these two are so extensive, well, it’s almost embarrassing if you don’t know them.

DANIEL AVERY: The top of the class of the new breed. Started producing music under the name stopmakingme. Now signed to Erol Alkan’s Phantasy Sound under his own name. Chosen as Andrew Weatherall’s One to Watch for Time Out. Andrew said “he makes gimmick-free machine-funk of the highest order. There were times in 2011 when part of my set was pretty much an Avery mega-mix, and I sense that those mega-mixes will only get longer in 2012.” ‘Nuff said.

THE DEADSTOCK 33s: AKA Justin Robertson: old school pedigree at its finest. Legendary Manchester DJ appearing on the scene in the early 90s with at clubs Spice and Most Excellent. Cited by The Chemical Brothers as their “mentor”. Producer and remixer under several monikors, most notably Lionrock. ‘Nuff said.

BARNT: Remixer of “Magnetic”. After turning all sorts of heads this year with releases on Comeme and Magazine, Barnt turns in an utterly hypnotic, psychedelic reworking of Magnetic for the dancefloor. LISTEN. ‘Nuff said.

Tracklist

1.	Magnetic	8:50

2.	Magnetic (Barnt Remix)	9:51

3.	Comercial Suicide	5:53

4.	Manifesto For Mutants (We Are Everywhere)	7:10

Credits

released December 10, 2012

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