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A twirling banger of Hardfloor.
10" power !
Lets Discult is back with its 3rd vinyl release. The same concept as always, a massive Various Artists shaped for the dancefloor. A solid 4-track EP with a deep, powerful A-side. Side B is all about groove. S/O to the artists involved in this V.A: Baertaub, Edine, Ollie Drummond and label heads Discult Soundsystem. Love from Lets Discult.
Replenish your record collection with another precious historical artefact from the Free Tekno/Freeparty scene. The second half of the LSD series from 69db, further exploring a dialogue with what was going on in Chicago, in the artist’s words: “ This Ep was a respose to what the pioneers laid down in Chicago and were out of step with the hard-Tec / Tribe we were doing.”
At a slower pace than the more known Spiral Tribe sound, this 4 track EP offers the DJ an arsenal of percussive elaborations, minimal sounds with hints of tribal feel and layered samples used for potent dance floor oriented outcomes. Remastered for optimal effect.
Double album for 2025's Peur Bleue production, bringing oldschool Tribe and Acid ... Many first timers on vinyl supported by beloved artists since years....
Photo of the shop by Livia Saavedra, and visuals By Vstee FDB
Mastering by Jo.IND and cut by Simon Davey.
Pressed at Records Industry.
After roughly 15 years out of the game, Marc Kushin makes a highly anticipated return with his Ely Muff project - a label favourite since its inception - debuting proper on Love Love with 4 tracker 'Human Nature'. Kushin's proto-tekno take on the early breakcore sound was a stand-out of a particularly noisy strain of hardcore which emerged in the UK in the late 90s and early 00s, releasing on the likes of Headfuk, One Inch Punch, Deathchant, as well as Kushin's own labels Kinky Stump and Dead Pig, run alongside longtime collaborator Tantrum.
Unpretentious, unserious and completely unapologetic, 'Human Nature' features four tracks of brutal hardcore spiral tekno, distorted and mangled but retaining groove and swagger. The EP features two re-released classics from Kushin's back catalogue: the pumped-up pirate radio pastiche of 'Hold Tite The P, No Need For London' and the feedback-laden blunt lobotomy of 'Automatic Predator', two decades on from their original releases in 2005 on Capsule Core and One Inch Punch. Complementing them are tracks 'Human Nature' and 'Cycle Dirty', previously unreleased spasmoid gems from the same era, unearthed and seeing the light of day for the first time.
All four tracks have been lovingly (re)mastered by Love Love's own Ben Pest for a maximal sonic experience, shining a light on this criminally overlooked corner of UK rave heritage.
- A1: Tekno Donuts Tomahawk - Sa Chi Mi Ricorda Lei
- A2: Akouphen Teknomad & Tikal Sound Records - Beat Freak
- B1: 4Q Total Resistance & Sound Conspiracy - The Beets We Represent
- B2: Nkod Oqp Crew & Sound Conspiracy - Section 23
- C1: Kesh Vs Damage Circuits Tikal Sound Records - Fresh
- C2: Khenda Lokomotaz Vs Fiero Repartee Recordz - Overlord
- D1: Freddy Frogz - Roots Riots
- D2: Virus Voice Tekno Mobil Squad - Axcidia
- D3: Le Troll A Roulettes Quin Te Bass - Galopage Incontrolle
Balistik, historical sub-label from FullBass strikes again !
Featuring Akouphen, original member of the Vital prod pool, and some crazy Tribe Tekno fellows, as R4LPH Pathetik and Le Troll à Roulette and his good mood sound... With Tournevis and his pumpin' kick science !
High Stuff !
ENJOY !
Repress!
Back in the washing machine for another high intensity Tekno wash cycle of gorgeous percussive mayhem with one more carefully selected EP from the vast Spiral Tribe repertoire. This time “Stormcore 2” from Crystal Distortion aka Simon Carter takes us on a high speed stroll with 4 tracks set at a solid 180bpm all throughout. Another masterful expose of early hardcore/tekno production techniques with endless layering and intertwining of percussive elements skillfully unfolding throughout long build ups of raw rhythmic intercourse. Aesthetically pioneering to say the least. Meticulously remastered down the street from Sound Metaphors at Manmade mastering.
Superb mental hardfloor, in the spirit of Geomatrix 01... And bringing the first part of the Public Pump witch issued on Peur Bleue 12 last year... A Master pice totally sticking with my personal tastes. Hardcore frontier !
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