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Continuing the VA series with different artists from around the globe the fourth instalment has landed. The 9 track LP features already familiar to the label artists as well as many new faces unified by the idea of the love for the non-standard audio frequencies. With the dystopian artwork by the label’s visual guru Gkoner and the music by the nine talented artists the disc has obtain its shape. With the vast range of sound being present but all tied in the concept of the label’s musical ideology, the “Untitled IV” is born and armed for different settings where electronic music can be blasted loud on huge sound systems or in complete solitude does not matter at all. What matters is the love of music the listener brings making it all come together with a complete and fulfilled sense.
Support from: Cream, Lady Duracell, Makossa, Robert Harding, Paul Thomas, Kiberu, Ede, Yves Eaux, Yas Cepeda, Francesco Chiocci, Lonya, PAAX, Yet More, Themba, Noel Sanger, Alex Neri, Gavin Hardkiss, Nicolas Masseyeff, Luke Garcia, Nhar / Bernhard Siefert, Underspreche,
Now, pushing the envelope with a fresh, contemporary flavor, Kwanzaa Posse offers African Kolors,
a gorgeous, warm Afro-inspired gem that exudes good vibes, while the alternative mixes take us deeper and
more underground. The vinyl includes two exclusive versions by Fulvio Perniola (FATHERS OF SOUND).
Written, Composed and Produced b: Kwanzaa Posse & Piero De Asmundis
at Kwanzaa Posse Studio, Pozzuoli, Naples (Italy) for Undiscovered Recordings Ltd.
- A1: Sir Thomas Beecham - Ouverture
- A2: Sir Thomas Beecham - Air De Carmen "L'amour Est Un Oise
- A3: Sir Thomas Beecham - Air D'escamillo (Le Toréador) & Ch
- A4: Sir Thomas Beecham - Final Don José, Carmen & Choeur
- B1: Herbert Von Karajan - Suite No I Prélude
- B2: Herbert Von Karajan - Suite No I Iv. Carillon
- B3: Herbert Von Karajan - Suite No Ii Iii. Menuet
- B4: Herbert Von Karajan - Suite No Ii Iv. Farandole
Die renommierte Klassikreihe "The Masterpieces of..." widmet sich in dieser Ausgabe dem französischen Komponisten Georges Bizet - einem Meister der Melodie und Dramatik. Diese sorgfältig kuratierte Zusammenstellung vereint ikonische Werke aus Bizets Opern- und Orchesterrepertoire, interpretiert von zwei der größten Dirigenten des 20. Jahrhunderts: Sir Thomas Beecham und Herbert von Karajan. Im Mittelpunkt stehen unvergessliche Auszüge aus der Oper Carmen, darunter die berühmte Habanera "L"Amour est un oiseau rebelle", das temperamentvolle Toréador-Lied "Votre toast, je peux vous le rendre" sowie das dramatische Finale. Ergänzt wird das Programm durch die farbenreichen Suiten Nr. I & II aus L"Arlésienne, die Bizets Gespür für Atmosphäre und französischen Esprit eindrucksvoll unter Beweis stellen. "The Masterpieces of Georges Bizet" ist Teil einer 13-teiligen Sammlung, die die größten Namen der klassischen Musik vereint - von Bach bis Brahms, von Chopin bis Debussy. Ideal für Klassikliebhaber, Sammler und alle, die in die Welt der großen Meister eintauchen möchten.
For the 34th split of the series, we invited two of the best french projects of the contemporary electronic underground scene. On the A-Side, Bloody Mary, resident at Tresor Berlin and responsible of strong releases on Ovum Recordings, U-TRAX and of course her own imprint Dame-Music. On the B-Side, the exciting duo Human Rebellion aka HR101, already known for some killer EPs on Discos Atonicos, Science Cult or Earwiggle. The result is a 4-tracks EP combining acid lines, rave synths, 90's voices, mental soundscapes and catchy techno !
One of the founding figures of Amsterdam's underground Techno culture Dimi Angelis has been shaping the scene in the late 90s, throwing warehouse raves living up to the underground standards. Until today his approach remains unchanged: uncompromising, opinionated, and never aimed at easy pleasing.
Drawing from decades of crate-digging and an encyclopedic knowledge of Techno's evolution, Dimi crafts sets that feel familiar a reveal unexpected depths on closer listening.
These tracks follow that same philosophy as they are straightforward and honest on the surface, but wrapped in something appropriately unexpected.
- A1: Unlimited Dreams Corporation 3 11
- A2: Smarty Jones 3 08
- A3: Always A Pleasure 3 03
- A4: Mike Tyson With Maf Maddix 2 44
- A5: People Of Science 3 22
- A6: Mind Body Media 2 24
- A7: Plastic Rivers And Paper Seas 2 01
- B1: Commercial Break 2 15
- B2: The Boy Who Drank The Amazon River 1 56
- B3: Whodunit Mystery Club 2 39
- B4: House Call 2 34
- B5: Geocities Forever 3 18
- B6: Right Shoes, Wrong Party 2 44
- B7: Bye! 2 38
Berlin-based duo Brigade returns with their sophomore effort, having spent the intervening years refining their approach to sample-based composition. Where 2022's "Hard Times, Soft Music" established their credentials as purveyors of comfort food electronics, „Unlimited Dreams Corporation“ finds the pair digging deeper into the archives, constructing elaborate sonic collages from decades of discarded vinyl.The fictional corporate framework, a company peddling bespoke dream experiences, works as an aesthetic guide, appropriate for 2025.
The fourteen tracks unfold with the patience of bedroom producers who understand that the best plunderphonic work happens in the margins. Brigade layers found sounds and field recordings with careful restraint, creating pockets of warmth that invite repeated listening. The broken beat rhythms feel lived-in rather than showy, while the more ambient moments provide necessary breathing room. It's headphone music that rewards attention without demanding it, the kind of record that reveals new details months after initial discovery.
- A1: One Of These Days 02 53
- A2: Magnificent Fall 04 38
- A3: Boneless (Grizzly Bear Remix) 02 53
- A4: Blank Air 04 34
- A5: Avalanche 02 33
- B1: Run Run Run (Ada Remix) 05 17
- B2: Red Room 05 22
- B3: Come In 03 43
- B4: Solo Swim 05 51
- C1: Sleep (Odd Nosdam Remix) 03 06
- C2: Intro Live From Alien Research Center 09 01
- C3: Who We Used To Be 03 31
- C4: Das Verschwinden 01 10
Magnificent Fall, The Notwist's new rarities compilation, compiles some special and wild moments from this unique German indie group's rich history. They've always snuck gorgeous songs and thrilling remixes onto split singles, extended plays, and other formats, across their career, and pieced together here – compiled thoughtfully, with sensitivity to flow and the listening experience – these thirteen selections work as a kind of ‘shadow narrative’ of The Notwist, an alternative index of the possibilities this shape-shifting group uncovered during their time together.
They've been smart to let go of chronology when sequencing Magnificent Fall, so the songs here move across phases and stages of The Notwist's career, helmed by brothers Markus and Micha Acher. This approach makes plenty of sense, as this music compiled here abstracts from two impulses – to push forward and not repeat what has come before, while building from the group's very specific musical language. Just one example: the loveliness of the instrumental “Avalanche”, from 2020's Ship, follows elegantly from the happy-sad glitch-pop of “Blank Air”, from a 2010 split with former member Martin Gretschmann's project Console. Different phases, different memberships, shared concerns.
The Notwist have always been interested in and open to community, and one of the many ways they reach out to others is through the remix. There are three here, sent back to The Notwist from different corners of the world, both aesthetically and geographically: Grizzly Bear take on “Boneless”, Ada tackles “Run Run Run”, and Odd Nosdam submerges “Sleep” in noise and clatter. Another connection, of course: Odd Nosdam is part of The Notwist's extended family, through Markus and Micha Acher's 13 & God project with fellow Anticon artists Themselves and Subtle.
So, the music on Magnificent Fall traverses varying terrain – abstract hip-hop, chamber pop, sweet and simple folk song, indietronica, free-floating improvisation. There are several unreleased songs, as well, drawn from across the group's history. Core to it all, though, the thing that makes The Notwist so singular, is the thumbprint of the Acher brothers, their gently poetic way of moving through the world and welcoming other musicians and artists into the fold, expressively and with generosity.
Historically aware without being nostalgic, Magnificent Fall is the perfect way to introduce The Notwist's reissue programme with Morr Music, too, including a box set, and the group's eight albums, documenting their three-and-a-half decades of music and community-making. Looking back to move forward? It's a very good idea.
- A1: Sexo, Violencia Y Llantas (1 49)
- A2: Reliquia (4 15)
- A3: Divinize (4 01)
- A4: Porcelana (4 05)
- A5: Mio Cristo (4 30)
- B1: Berghain (Feat Bjork & Yves Tumor) (2 59)
- B2: La Perla (Feat Yahritza Y Su Esencia) (3 16)
- B3: Mundo Nuevo (2 21)
- B4: De Madruga (1 47)
- C1: Dios Es Un Stalker (3 03)
- C2: La | Yugular (4 03)
- C3: Focu 'Ranni (2 49)
- C4: Sauvignon Blanc (2 37)
- C5: Jeanne (3 51)
- D1: Novia Robot (2 34)
- D2: La Rumba Del Perdon (Feat Estrella Morente & Silvia Perez Cruz) (4 47)
- D3: Memoria (Feat Carminho) (3 38)
- D4: Magnolias (3 13)
Repress 2026
Born in Sant Cugat del Valles, Spain, Rosalia has spent the last decade reshaping the language of pop by folding flamenco's emotional gravity into experimental production. Her fourth studio record pushes that ambition further. Recorded at London's Studio 13 with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Daniel Bjarnason, Lux is conceived as a four-part suite exploring "feminine mysticism, transformation and transcendence". Across its eighteen tracks, she blends classical orchestration with industrial textures and devotional themes. The lead single 'Berghain' - featuring Bjork and Yves Tumor - fuses cathedral-scale electronics with liturgical chant while 'La Rumba Del Perdon' pairs Estrella Morente and Silvia Perez Cruz in a near-sacred lament. Sung in English, German and Spanish, it's Rosalia's boldest statement yet.
- A1: Störung – Radio Lines – 1981- (03 34)
- A2: Genetic Factor – Are You – 1980- (03 22)
- A3: Ego Produkties – The Explorer (Instrumental) - 1981- (03 24)
- A4: Parlinone – Dodubdada -1984 - (04 10)
- A5: Selfs Without Shells – Another Night – 1990- (02 43)
- A6: Terms Of Abuse – Happy Together – 1991- (02 43)
- A7: Terms Of Abuse – Pale Paintress – 1991- (02 55)
- B1: La Strada – Neuroduplication – 1983- (04 56)
- B2: Single Handed – This Morning Carousel – 1983- (04 23)
- B3: T. Toeloeze – Science Fiction – 1983- (04 41)
- B4: King Koen – Erika – 1984- (03 54)
- B5: Gradual Isolation – The Sky Converts – 1993)-(03 22)
- B6: Gradual Isolation – Agony By Men – 1993- (02 48)
Cassette music from Belgium and The Netherlands.
Again, a unique compilation by the leading Belgian re-release label Walhalla Records, specialized in minimal synth, cold wave, electro, and more. Following the widely acclaimed — and mostly sold-out — previous Underground Wave releases, totaling six albums so far and counting, there is now Volume 7. This release features Dutch and Belgian bands, each filling one side of the record. It offers a wealth of ultra-rare and previously unreleased material sourced from cassettes, deeply rooted in the electronic scene of the 80s and 90s.
- A1: Hakan Lidbo - Sinful Sadie (Eddie Richards Unreleased Remix)
- A2: Marky Star - Ultraviolet (Eddie Richards Rework)
- B1: Gabo - Down The Drain (Eddie Richards Remix)
- B2: Freaky Chakra - It's Time (Eddie Richards Mix)
- C1: Ryan Pamatmat - Lost In Time (Eddie Richards Remix)
- D1: Martelli & Luca Radojlovic - Changes (Eddie Richards Remix)
- D2: Hall North - Anima (Eddie Richards Remix)
The final release in Eddie Richards’s Time Travel series, includes some of his rare and hidden remixes from past years.
A special look at the music of a UK tech house legend.
- A1: Nadyne Rush - "Sad Lady" Ladies On Mars Extended Remix (7 34)
- A2: Massimo Berardi - "Dem Vibez" Extended Remix (5 59)
- A3: D Lewis - "Time" Da Lukas Remix (5 46)
- B1: Tojura - "Live Your Sex With Love" Jago Remix (5 52)
- B2: Kano - "Street Funky" (4 08)
- B3: System Olympia & P Nut - "Shy Shy" Original (3 21)
Vol.1[10,04 €]
Multi-Instrumentalist composer and producer Paolo Fedreghini aka FAM Disco is back on Groove Culture with a stellar new four-track EP Titled "Cinemetic Travel". The project, all played live, including the drums, is inspired from 70s movies soundtracks. It's hard to describe in words the atmosphere these tracks create. An EP worth listening to. High-quality music, truly well produced.
10 years of KONFLKT - time to celebrate.
We started the label in 2015 as a home for our own productions and for tracks from artists and friends we appreciate. From the beginning, the goal was simple: to release music we'd want to hear ourselves on the dancefloor - the kind that makes us pull off strange, unrhythmic dance moves. In the same spirit, the fifth Sammelwerk compilation brings together familiar label artists and new contributors, all delivering tracks we'd be excited to rave to ourselves.
Better Together Records is pleased to welcome the duo Hiworld into the BTR family with their etheral and multi genre project “Temple do Sol”.
Hiworld is the collaborative project of Eora based artists Mondowun and Toaka. Born from a long-standing friendship and shared passion for the world of electronic music. Inspired by their Portuguese and Polynesian backgrounds, nostalgic 90s culture, and reality-altering records. Their forthcoming EP ‘Temple Do Sol’ captures a world where technology does NOT reign supreme and people’s bonds are built through reality and NOT the digital realm. The record builds evocative atmospheres and distinct worlds, offering listeners a space to access personal memories and create new experiences.
As always, Solace in unity at the end of eternity.
- A1: Prologue (Feat Malik Ameer Crumpler)
- A2: Nighthawks
- A3: Play Dead (Feat Malik Ameer Crumpler &Amp; Mark Millington)
- A4: Queen Of Cats
- A5: The City Is Beautiful (Feat Malik Ameer Crumpler &Amp; Mark Millington)
- A6: Nightbus 3Am
- A7: Organ / Lucid (Feat Malik Ameer Crumpler)
- A8: Apres Minuit (Feat Mark Millington)
- A9: West (Feat Malik Ameer Crumpler)
- A10: Chapter 1 - A Boy
- B1: Ghouls
- B2: North
- B3: Chapter 2 - A Party
- B4: Chapter 3 - A Girl
- B5: A Ghost&Apos;S Lament (Feat Malik Ameer Crumpler)
- B6: Chapter 4 - A Monster
- B7: Moonlight
- B8: Chapter 5 - A Home
- B9: Orca / Burial
First Word Records are very proud to bring you 'Ghouls', the 6th studio album from Bastien Keb.
Through the reflective and introspective multi-mood journey of its 19-tracks, this album spans psychedelic-chamber-funk, warped anti-ballads, cinematic instrumentals, Ethio-jazz & ethereal ambience.
Part soundtrack, part beat-tape, part memoir, this is a dreamlike soundscape sewn together from half-forgotten memories & late night breakdowns.
Entirely sample-free, this album is full to the brim with musical experimentation, with Keb's compulsion to make all the individual pieces of music independently; combining strings, harps, saxophones, theremins, clarinets, flutes and trumpets.
He signals to the fuzzy, nostalgic nebulous of mid '90s skate videos, as well as harking back to the scores & moods of movies like The French Connection, Taxi Driver, The Warriors and La Haine. There are whispers of sounds in the air from jazz clubs, street preachers & Turkish restaurants.
Keb describes the sonic experience of this album simply as this… "You're half awake, and half asleep, but you're warm…"
For this 19-track opus, Keb is joined extensively by Malik Ameer Crumpler; a poet, composer, editor and professor based in Paris, who's been involved in numerous albums while writing for various forms of experimental media.
A multi-instrumentalist originally from the Midlands, Bastien Keb (aka Sebastian Jones) previously released his highly-acclaimed album '22.02.85' on First Word back in 2017; this new album being a very welcome return to the Worldwide Award-winning UK independent label.
His music has been widely supported across BBC Radio in the past by DJs including Gilles Peterson, Huey Morgan, Huw Stephens, Jamie Cullum, Lauren Laverne, Mary Anne Hobbs, Nemone and Tom Ravenscroft. This is in addition to glowing press reviews from the likes of Pitchfork, The Guardian and The Line Of Best Fit.
He's built up a steady fanbase through his extensive catalogue over the years, with material for labels like Def Pressé, Gearbox, One-Handed Music and most recently for Shabaka Hutchings' Native Rebel Recordings imprint, on a collaborative project with South London's Confucius MC (Speakers Corner Quartet).
Keb concludes "this record is for anyone feeling lost in a world that seems to have lost itself without knowing it. It's for the people who know that the world is missing the beauty of the lights in the distance, whilst being distracted by new shoes and flashy phones..."
'Ghouls' is due to be released on vinyl & digital worldwide, November 14th 2025.
Der Dritte Raum kehrt mit einem neuen Album ins Harthouse zurück: Hypnotischer Techno, abgefahrene SynthesizerReisen, verspieltes Sequencing und eine hochmusikalische Interpretation elektronischer Tanzmusik. Mit einer einzigartigen Mischung aus analoger Wärme und futuristischer Präzision erkundet dieses Album die Welt unterbewusster Muster, Traumlogik und körperbewegender Rhythmen. Einfallsreich und gleichzeitig clubtauglich erzählt Replacement Dreams eine Geschichte von Bewegung, Introspektion und klanglicher Transformation. Minimalistisch in der Form und doch reich an Klangtexturen, verbindet das Album mechanische Struktur mit traumhafter Abstraktion. Replacement Dreams ist ein konsequentes Techno-Statement. Dieses Album ist eine unerbittliche Reise durch hypnotisches Sequencing, präzise Drum-Programmierung und die unverwechselbare Wärme und Härte analoger Synthese – geschaffen für die dunkleren, intensiveren Momente der Nacht.
Triple Five Sol drop 75 Racks on Dark Entries, an EP featuring 5 cuts of raw and jacking house music. San Francisco-based producers/DJs Johnny Five and Vin Sol linked up during a trip to New Orleans, and they began hatching plans to collaborate. After setting up a new home studio in Vin Sol’s abode, jam sessions ensued, and soon the duo had cemented their sound. Their analog house tracks harken back to the roughshod and unembellished vibes on 80s Chicago and New York labels like Nu Groove or Gherkin Records, influences they wear with pride. “Boxxx that Rocks,” “Just a Freak,” and “Everybody Loves Triple Five Sol” deploy chunky beats with sprees of minimalist bleeps, sounding like Chip E retuned for the 22nd century. It’s not all jagged drums and acidic squelch on 75 Racks, though; “Gonna Get Out” and “Halfway Home” saunter with the confidence of a New Dance Show participant, soulful and grooving with a dash of garage. 75 Racks comes in a sleeve designed by Primo Pitino featuring bold retro primary colors. Triple Five Sol brings us timeless dance music: deep, real, and weird.




















