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Adam Freeland HATE EP

Listen to a medley of the three tracks

A. HATE

B1. Where's Your God Now

B2. Glowsticks

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Hate, the blistering new E.P. of original tracks from Adam Freeland, caps a triumphant year for the pioneering DJ and Grammy-nominated producer.

True to form, the new Hate e.p., released by Freeland’s own acclaimed Marine Parade label, features him doing what he does best: making dirty electronic funk, shot through with signature sonic iconoclasm. From its first snare crack, the crunching title track—already the floor-filling highlight of Freeland’s sets—sums up his latest musical direction: here, stuttering, squiggly beats and squelching, distorted bass booms into anarchic electro fury like you’ve never heard from Mr. Freeland before. Expect this one to become a cross-genre smash a la Freeland’s breakthrough hit “We Want Your Soul”: from Ed Banger freaks to dubstep heads, breaks geeks to even forward-thinking techno/prog spinners, all will find something to love about “Hate.” The e.p.’s second track, “Where’s Your God Now,” continues Freeland’s ability to defy convention while keeping asses shaking. Opening with a surreal burst of krautrock synths, “Where’s Your God Now” slows down the tempo to showcase meat-cleaving hard rock riffs that suggest what might’ve happened if Josh Homme and Jack White were Moog manglers instead of guitar heroes. Meanwhile, true to its ironically ravetastic title, “Glowsticks,” the e.p.’s closer, proves a hands-in-the-air dancefloor killer par excellence. Resistance is futile as glitchy synth hooks give way to Moroder arpeggios and menacing acid basslines, paving the way for a future-retro breakdown that raises everything to a higher state of consciousness. The perfect taster for Freeland’s upcoming artist album (due Spring 2008), Hate keeps crowds moving while surprising them with every twist and turn. Just try Hate—you’re gonna love it…

iDJ Review

Madame Freeland’s too damn good for just the breaks lot to enjoy his beats, so let’s hope this new three-tracker gets some across-the-board recognition. It’s an extremely versatile and well-crafted release which begins with ‘HATE’, a juddering steamroller of an electro-breaks track with constantly switching drum patterns and the same punk-techno attitude of, say, Motor and Alloy Mental. Meanwhile ‘Where’s Your God Now?’ takes its lead from Justice’s choppy synthesised funk and the crunchy, relentless ‘Glowsticks’ picks the pace right back up again, thumping and grunting in all the right spots. Subtle it ain’t. **** [4 STARS]

iDJ Mag / Art Rocker Review

idj Artrocker

Harder Faster Review -9/10

" a blistering dirt tech funk bass laden monster broods and glitches the speaker " (Read the full Harder Faster Review)

New-Noise.net
Thundering industrial synths stride through the musical landscape like gas breathing metal gods surveying the wreckage of nuclear fallout. Remix polymath Freeland has produced an EP that would send you crazy in a labyrinth underneath Paris. Close to his best work.

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There's been plenty written about Adam over his 15 year DJ career, moving from genre to genre in search of the best new music. Rolling Stone journalist Matt Diehl has written a biography which you can read here.

Singles

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Adam Freeland - HATE EP Buy

Adam Freeland - Silverlake Pills

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Freeland- Heel 'n'Toe

BuyFreeland- We Want Your Soul
Freeland- Supernatural ThingBuy
Adam Freeland- F Groove
Freeland/Wink/Middleton- Rise Above
Listen BuyFreeland- Mindkiller
BuyTsunami One- Hip Hop Phenomenon
No 43 With Steamed Rice Please- Tsunami One
Street Technique- Down

Album

BuyFreeland- Now & Them

Mix Compilations

Adam Freeland- Coastal Breaks 1
Adam Freeland- Coastal Breaks 11Buy
Adam Freeland- TectonicsBuy
Adam Freeland- On TourBuy
Adam Freeland- Fabric Live Buy

Adam Freeland- Back 2 Mine Buy

Adam Freeland - Global Underground 32: Mexico City

Remixes

Planet Funk- Chase the Sun
Orbital- Nothing Left (Tsunami One)
Aquasky- Bodyshock
Pressure Drop- Warrior Sound
Pressure Drop- You're Mine
Orb- Fluffy Clouds left (Tsunami One)
Pink- Trouble (with Evil Nine)
Telemen- In all Nothing (with Evil Nine)
Kelis- Trick Me
Nirvana- Smells Like Teen Spirit (bootleg)
White Stripes- 7 Nation Freeland (bootleg)

The Doors- Hello I love you
ListenProtocol - She Waits For Me

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B Movie - No Where Girl

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Sarah Vaughn - Fever

Marilyn Manson - You And Me

The Who - Baba O'Reily - New CSI Theme

Fujiya & Miyagi - Ankle Injuries