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We've been e-slangin' the raw uncut to you fine people since early 2001 and now with the launch of the new and improved rehashmedia.com, we've made the process even easier. It's like this: Look, listen, and if you like, the tangible goods are only one click away from your physical mailbox. Yep, all of our wares are now easily attained from Discogs.com. Still have questions? All you gotta do is ask us, fool.
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ARTIST: Rehash
RELEASE: The Drone by Default EP
FORMAT: 12" Vinyl EP
AUDIO: Side A Snippets: ( Listen ) / Side B Snippets: ( Listen )
DETAILS: Four song EP released in conjunction with Super Bro Records containing the tracks "Blind Folk Can See," "Tema De Alta Mar," "Drone by Default," and "Untitled."
REVIEW: "A dusty, windblown take on funky post-rock, masquerading as hip hop. It’s a mysteriously dry, laidback approach to making music, and we’re really not sure how they do it, ‘cause it seems so organic, but they swear they don’t actually play any live instruments." - Super Bro Records
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ARTIST: Rehash
RELEASE: The Rehash Extended Player
FORMAT: 12" Vinyl EP
AUDIO: Side A Snippets: ( Listen ) / Side B Snippets: ( Listen )
DETAILS: Six song EP containing the tracks "Round Lounge Suite," "Difference of 11.67," "Gratuitous Theft in the Rain*," "We Live By the Brook, Baby," "Sweep (Nod to A Xian)," and "Month Four." *Featured on Belle & Sebastian's Late Night Tales CD.
REVIEW: "Up the highway in Dallas, High C and Wilson of Rehash utilize a digger's mentality in the sublime breakbeat science of The Rehash Extended Player (RM-Sound). As the dissonant tones of their Roy Ayers tribute, "Live by the Brook Baby," segues into the cinematic... "
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REVIEW: "Up the highway in Dallas, High C and Wilson of Rehash utilize a digger's mentality in the sublime breakbeat science of The Rehash Extended Player (RM-Sound). As the dissonant tones of their Roy Ayers tribute, "Live by the Brook Baby," segues into the cinematic David Axelrod-isms of "Gratuitous Theft in the Rain," jazz-induced hip-hop is given yet another shot in the arm from the Texas massive." - The Austin Chronicle
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RM1001.
ARTIST: Rehash
RELEASE: The Rehash Disco 33
FORMAT: 33.3rpm 7" Vinyl EP
AUDIO: Side A + B Snippets: ( Listen )
DETAILS: Five song EP containing the tracks "Intro to Jazz Sound," "Shuffle to Satisfaction," "Arrangement for Guitar, Keys & Voice"," "One, Two, Step" and "Fierce Raps (feat. Master Roy)."
REVIEW: No review available.
RM201.
ARTIST: Rehash
RELEASE: Root & Rivulet 45
FORMAT: 7" Vinyl Single
DETAILS: Side A: "Root & Rivulet" / Side B: "Spring 1980"
REVIEW: "Kooky Texas duo High-C and Wilson are back with their third 7-inch, and the B-side is the standout with its Endtroducing or Psyence Fiction-style groove. A-track "Roots & Rivulet [sic]" is more soundtrack flavored with a driving drum line and melodies that sound like they're being coaxed out of warm pipes."
- URB Magazine
RM103.
ARTIST: Rehash
RELEASE: Morning 45
FORMAT: 7" Vinyl Single
DETAILS: Side A: "Morning" / Side B: "Number Four"
REVIEW: "The second 7" by self-described record nerds High-C and Wilson proves that Texas booty got soul, GWB excepted. As expected from a couple of diggers, the breaks are funky, but it's the atmosphere built up by lazy rhodes vibes and gossamer trumpet that makes this record sublime."
- XLR8R Magazine
RM102.
ARTIST: Rehash
RELEASE: The Last Part 45
FORMAT: 7" Vinyl Single
DETAILS: Side A: "The Last Part" / Side B: "Mind Under Matter"
REVIEW: "A very tasty 7-inch, this is the debut from a duo of Texas crate diggers. Stripped down and loose the A-side's a laid-back serenade to the gone beat with just a touch of lissome vocals. Flip for "Mind Under Matter," which makes like Clyde Stubblefield on the trap set over a sample of the "Soul Flutes."
- URB Magazine
RM101.
ARTIST: DJ High-C
RELEASE: Wax Composite Volume 1
FORMAT: 70+ Minute Compact DiscD
DETAILS: 1. Tempo Quirk / 2. Soul In Range / 3. Latin Stretch / 4. Funky Hodgepodge
REVIEW: "The first official mix CD we've seen from Rehash, the Texas collecting/production crew. If you've been following their excellent 7" series, or ever checked out their extensive website, you know that these guys got bedrooms full of juicy records. Here's your chance to tuck in a little bit. The card inside states that this was "mixed the old fashioned way on two turntables," but other than a couple slipups (who cares) you'd never know it by listening to this. Many times the stuff is so unfamiliar that it's hard to tell what exactly they are doing on here. Doubling? Mixing? Effects? Nothing..." ( read more )
REVIEW: "The first official mix CD we've seen from Rehash, the Texas collecting/production crew. If you've been following their excellent 7" series, or ever checked out their extensive website, you know that these guys got bedrooms full of juicy records. Here's your chance to tuck in a little bit. The card inside states that this was "mixed the old fashioned way on two turntables," but other than a couple slipups (who cares) you'd never know it by listening to this. Many times the stuff is so unfamiliar that it's hard to tell what exactly they are doing on here. Doubling? Mixing? Effects? Nothing? The disc is broken up into four sections: the first is a kind of psych thing, the second is some straight up soul, funk and massive breaks, the third is a latin stretch (it's coming strong now) and the final one is the "hodgepodge." All of it is enjoyable and listening to this CD feels like getting let in on a somebody's unique little world. It gets the recommendation."
- Turntable Lab
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