Posthuman lays down 4 tracks of refined house on Chiwax with “MetroJak One”, a record built to last. Spanning 121–127 BPM across its 4 tracks, this release gives DJs flexible tempo options for different set moments.
MetroJak One [Chiwax]
Behind the House : Release Notes
CHIWAX welcomes Rich Bevan & Joshu Doherty aka Posthuman to the Family! Part of the current crop of artists spearheading the UK acid revival, Posthuman's output has evolved over the years, encompassing many genres & styles from their early electronica releases, to their later acid & slow-mo techno. Their debut release in 2000 was a series of hand made CDs simply called "Posthuman" (though better known by the colour of the card inserts – grey, black, blue and brown). The duo then went on to host a number of parties in an abandoned underground train station in London between 2001 and 2004, and founded their own label Seed Records (2) with which they released 3 albums and several other releases of their own and other artists material. They also were the first act on Manchester based imprint Skam's SMAK sublabel. Doherty left Seed Records to help relaunch UK techno imprint B12 Records in 2006, and started a new label Balkan Vinyl in 2010. In 2007, Doherty founded London-based acid house retrospective clubnight "I Love Acid", where Posthuman are monthly resident DJs. In 2014 the clubnight launched a vinyl-only label of the same name. He also performs as AGT Rave Cru and as one half of Altern 8 live shows since 2015.
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4-Track Tracklist
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Posthuman – MetroJak One Original Mix
House | 121 BPM | A Minor | 6:22
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Posthuman – Breaker Original Mix
House | 127 BPM | A Major | 7:05
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Posthuman – Tusk Beats Original Mix
House | 125 BPM | Eb Major | 7:43
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Posthuman – Five Mile Burn Original Mix
Tech House | 126 BPM | A Minor | 5:23
Key & BPM Analysis – House Release
Featuring Posthuman on Chiwax
Posthuman is a Scottish electronic duo consisting of cousins Richard Bevan and Josh Doherty, formed in 1999 and based between East London and Glasgow. Their sound spans peak-time techno, classic electro, and leftfield house across labels including Dixon Avenue Basement Jams, Craigie Knowes, and Tripalium Records.
