Revisiting Sasha and John Digweed’s Landmark 1996 Mix
Pitchfork’s Sunday review revisits Sasha and John Digweed’s 1996 double mix album Northern Exposure. The piece calls it a landmark progressive-house release defined by atmospheric, percussive after-hours grooves and floor-focused intensity. It also traces how DJ mixes shifted from bootleg cassettes and mix CDs to today’s overwhelming online flood.
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Pitchfork’s Sunday retrospective revisits Sasha and John Digweed’s Northern Exposure, a 1996 double mix on Late Night Tales. It places the set in progressive house, a term Mixmag’s Dom Phillips coined four years earlier for a thoughtful, uplifting, tr
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