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LTD repress !

Co-founder of Lisiere Collectif and Kosmogonik, ardb, releases his own musical bildungsroman divided into 3 original chapters and completed by a reinterpretation from Reedale Rise

After the great success of 'Der Himmel uber Berlin', the second release on 'Envlp imprint' is signed by another South Italy's talent: Drum Communicate is a project of drummer and composer Francesco Varchetta.
The EP take the name from the first track, 'The Fast Line', which show all his talents as a musician, producing an 'Ambient' track with Detroit's influences.
Tuner is the second track, which has a marked groove and much more dancefloor, also remixed by Brendon Moeller in two versions, goes to conclude a release for true connoisseurs of the genre.

Kashatskikh continues the series of records with collaborations. This time Ki.Mi. in collaboration with Dan Goul have given us 3 brand new tracks and a hypnotic house remix by Sappura.

Mastering by Kashatskikh Studio, Saint-Petersburg (RU)
Design & Illustration by Kirill Kashatskikh

French producer Marla Singer returns to Bipolar Disorder to release an emphatic techno EP titled "Complicated Issues" with remixes from Vienna's Codex Empire and Arts Collective's Introversion.

Murky oscillations, thumping kicks and growling resonance take the focus in "Complicated Issues" before Codex Empire's remix delivers machine-like atmospherics with rumbling low-end and screechy melodies.

On the flip, "Go Again" offers winding synth flutters balanced with obscure oscillations and rattling percussion until Introversion's remix throws down breaks tinged percussion, angelic pads and emotive break downs which harmonise creating a euphoric ambience.

Next up on Curtea Veche limited we have Romanian meastro Mihai Pol with this exquisite double pack , Minimal house grooves , Limited copies , Vinyl only

Born in Kawasaki, Kanagawa pref. in Japan, Mikio has been listening to the wide range of various music including house music and started to produce his own music from 2012. This is his very first release of 12" vinyl consists of 3 tracks which was made after 8 years playing the drums in a band with his listening habit as borderless as possible. The label's first release after the 15 years of pause

John Selway presents another big record from the past.
It's the re-issue of his split ep as CSM & Seltav from 2000!

For it’s inaugural release, label boss Sepehr provides the first electrified soundtrack for Shaytoon records with “Crown Jewel”. Listeners should expect visions of monoliths, obsidian mountains underneath blood-red soaked skies and freaky soundwaves while listening. “Crown Jewel” EP should be listened to while hitchhiking across the country with only a bottle of wine in a knapsack, dreaming of dancing to the drum. Do not go gently

AGT Records return to their Editions series with the reissue of a sizzling 4-tracker from Stabilizer. Originally released in 2001 on Boom Box records, its sound is a scintillating hybrid of breakbeat and electro and a prime example of the glory days of the early 2000’s breaks scene.

As electrifying breakbeats pound away beneath clinical high-hats and percussion, each track has its own personality and character. Mysterious samples and melodies are used to powerful effect, creating a sense of intrigue in amongst the beats. They are expertly placed and relieve the pressure of the tracks at just the right time, allowing the dancefloor to stay locked in, head down.

While all of this is going on, rolling basslines create warm grooves that keep things pushing forwards, the chunky bass weight balancing with the ice-cold elements above.

This record captures the hedonistic spirit of the rave from two decades ago, and with things beginning to open up again that feeling is due a return to the dancefloors. Moving from the living room to the main room, it feels right to get this one back into circulation, all in good time.

Small Great Tunes Vol.1 is varied and offers a traveling DJ multiple vibes to choose from. The energy on this new record takes off within the few first bars. The opening track "Sport Casino" by Kid Simius introduces a lighthearted mood and 80s synthesizers.

Peter LC's "Sogni D'infanzia" is very likely to become the next lofi-house classic on disco dancefloors around the world. Dreamy and melancholic but groovy nevertheless.

The B1 track “Kamal”, a collab between David Silver & Luca Olivotto is a tasty house mood. The tune features a powerful and groovy bassline and sparkling synth leads all accompanied by rhythmic piano chords. B2 is similar to A2 in the way that it's also a lofi-house track with nostalgic moods and careful sound design.
With each side of the record featuring both a sunnier and a moodier track, the EP is a perfect fit for summer sets in a heated club or leisurely listening sessions on late afternoons enticing the listener to let go and bringing back memories that have yet to be created.

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Merciless machine funk, haunting soundscapes and rugged electro styles, drenched in concrete and vigorously fortified by the iconic German producer's sonic development through 90s street culture. Credit 00 moves like no one else.

Luigi Tozzi returns with another 4 timeless hypnotic minimalistic cuts to Non Series after his great past releases on the label.

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Electro from 2002.
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Slam's new single flawlessly encaptures the modern Drumcode sound. Movement trundles forward with snare rolls and funky percussion. The synth line keeps the funky groove rolling along until the snare roll break where it then crescendos effortlessly back into the track. The Realms synth line weaves in and out of the beat, filtering up and down to create intensity before unleashing itself into aural pleasure. Irrational Numbers takes an unusual rhythmic synth pattern and creates a groove that will make the dance floor shuffle. Layered with pads, the track uses depth to create a distinctive character.

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massive cologne acid power from a great man

Nice deep house ep, as produced by Skudge and Samo DJ on Samo´s label Sattaoja

Tripped-out, leisurely house and breaks comprises the next drop on Haŵs, and for the established Welsh imprint, number 13 is far from unlucky – in fact, it’s coming in as ecstatic. Perth producer Guy Contact takes the reigns for ‘Euphoria Simulator’, a 6-track EP radiating with all the charm and optimism of a liberated future.

Opening the first of four house tracks, ‘Into The Blue’ makes light work of bass melodies and fresh kicks, bouncing skywards as though emerging from a thinning fog into a clear day. ‘Nice 2 B Free’ is imbued with touches of sentimentality, pouring outwards like the laissez-faire movements of a serene dancer entwined within a group of friends. The eccentric ‘Whip Crack Cowboy’ takes the camaraderie of country twang into a colourful new world, mediating psychedelic guitar strings into harmony with synths and a cathartic house beat.

On the B-side, the titular ‘Euphoria Simulator’ doubles down on the bass but keeps its overall ride light and airy, dipping between piano, synths and rhythms warm enough to breathe emotion into a cold room. The final two tracks untether from their house confines: ‘Amphibian Pool’ dubs down into a hypnotic, marine-level drift, elongating croaky basslines alongside punchy breaks and acid lines during its descent. Finally, ‘Subaquatic Jungle’ hits the ocean floor, discovering an enigmatic world alive with a fauna of percussion and distortions that slope through dense, bassy undercurrents.

For anyone looking to impart a kaleidoscope of blissful feelings onto dancefloors, ‘Euphoria Simulator’ sits patiently ready to heighten the senses.

New label launch from Moy, Dynamics of Acid! First release is from the man himself and is a cracking 4 track EP with the highest quality acidic Braindance. Limited hand stamped copies..

* Spearhead Records bring back some of the most requested tracks from the back catalogue.
* Tracks from LSB, S.P.Y, Riya, Lenzman, Bungle & Electrosoul System.

* Spearhead Records bring back some of the most requested tracks from the back catalogue.
* Tracks from Total Science, Riya & Hybrid Minds, Seba, Blue Sonix, LSB & S.P.Y

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After a short hiatus, the dynamic duo of VSK & Conrad Von Orton return with their collaborative project, Symmetrical Behaviour.
After a steady stream of releases via Soma over the last couple of years. The pair took time out to focus on solo projects but return with a vengeance with the "Superconducting Harmonic Oscillator" EP which furthers their experiments in sound design and high-powered Techno.

Title track "Superconducting Harmonic Oscillator" kicks off the EP at a furious pace as highly charged atmospheres create and emphatically large sound for the pairing's suitably tough beats to hammer through. "Quantum Interference Device" goes down a more direct path as expertly crafted rhythms overlap against a backdrop of highly evolved drones and synths.

"Amplitude Spectral Density" keeps the tempo moving but leans on a more industrial tip with crashing beats submerged against articulately mangled synths that drive home the true force of the track. "Resonant Antennae" closes out the new EP from Symmetrical Behaviour and really has them show off their production prowess.

Jarring and off kilter rhythmic structure combine to deliver a truly head pounding track complete with the pairs stylistic atmosphere manipulation.

All Tracks Mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering.

RAWAX MOTOR CITY EDITION is the new series for music which is influneced by the sound of
Detroit and of course also for artsist from the city. Orlando Voorn aka The Nighttripper
released ''Phuture'' in 1991. We are happy to present you on the first edition the
remixes by Kevin Saunderson & Robert Hood!

This is the dawning of ARCYDARO. For the first time ever he unveils his work, expressing a very own approach to the current state of sound.

Early support for this one comes from Âme & Dixon.

Kicking off 2020 in style, Life And Death welcome Madrid based groove maker Bawrut for some of his distinctly off kilter brilliance.
Italy born Bawrut makes warm, heartfelt electronic music that crosses the musical spectrum, doing so with a true left of centre perspective. He imbues his productions with weird and wonderful sounds and an exquisite sense of craft that make them both unusual and engaging. He has done so on the likes of his own Silencio label as well as Ransom Note and PETS Recordings and has become a mainstay of the DJ circuit as a result. Next to high profile shows at places like Nuit Sonores he has also toured as far afield as Vietnam, and here he brings some worldly perspective to this latest for DJ Tennis’ always cultured label, Life And Death.
First up is 'Rollin'', almost ten minutes of synth based excellence that takes you on a real sonic adventure. The drums are firmly rooted and hypnotic while the various pads up top unfold like aural fireworks. It's a tense track that never lets up and keeps you locked for the epic duration. Equally fantastic is 'Terza' with its twisted, tortured synth lines and vocal yelps all bringing real drama to the deep and rolling drums. It's a turbulent track to bring real edginess to the club. Lastly, the grinding 'Drum Beat' has a menacing bassline and tribal vocal stabs cut up with rave sirens. It's a sweaty, strobe lit monster that takes you to the heart of the dance floor.
These are three perfectly slow-release but high impact tracks from this ever more vital talent.

Back to Life strikes again with another hidden jam from the past. Originally released in 2006 “Going Home” EP was signed by a side-project of John Beltran called Nostagic.

This new 2021 edition includes: “Placid Angles”, “Detroit Moments” and “Going Home”.

Highly recommended for all 'Detroit Ambient Techno Lovers' !

Our first vinyl split EP is finally here. Which includes 4 tracks from 2 forthcoming Eps on REVOLT from Kessell and Jokasti & Nek, alongside remixes from Bas Mooy and Acronym

The Swiss-Chilean producer Luciano, owner of Cadenza, transports “Nipia” to another dimension with a smooth and Balearic atmosphere for more than 10 minutes. How not to move and dance on the “Nipia” remix by Romanian Mihai Popoviciu. A funky minimal house track like no one else can do. Christian Burkhardt, experimented producer from Germany, turns “Dub one” into a minimal house version with his trademark sound. With typical piano keys and groovy bassline, the German producer Sacha Dive, a Cocoon artist, gives “Dub One” a real deep-house feeling.

ISA002 picks up from where we left off with another dynamite record. ‘Solara’ by PAULI consists of three eloquent and hypnotic house originals while ION LUDWIG closes off the track list with a smooth remix in paramount style. Mixed by David Koch, mastered by Pheek and artwork by Mid Studio.

AISSA RECORDS is a Montreal boutique vinyl sub-label of SULEIMAN RECORDS. Founded by DJ/producer Darem Aissa, the name of the imprint pays homage to Syrian poet Suleiman Al-Aissa, one of the most prominent contemporary Arab poets.

The Modulator AKA Freddy Fresh-Slider Freddy Fresh Delivers a sonic piledriver of unparalleled intensity with this big room stormer! Christening the first Dance Sacred release Mr. Fresh demonstrates cunning, prowess & wisdom. Acid Jakal - Cosmic Bump Known to certain beings as a highly sustainable fuel source for both intergalactic & interdimensional time/space travel. The sonic structure Dr.Turbo has developed allows for extreme gain with maximum galactic resonance, many have reported loading this formula into the mix gives them enough momentum to sonically bump them into the next nebula & beyond.
Mucci Gain - Slow Punk Debut Track from Dance Sacred's premier sonic prodigy Mucci Gain. Cold calculated, sonic articulation crafted with clean laser precision. Another fine non fascist product from the U.S. of A!

* Spearhead Records bring back some of the most requested tracks from the back catalogue.
* Tracks from BCee, Mutt, LSB, Technicolour & Komaic (aka Technimatic), Seba & Redeyes.

* Spearhead Records bring back some of the most requested tracks from the back catalogue.
* Tracks from BCee, Alix Perez, Netsky, Riya, Technicolour & LSB.

"everything Flows, Nothing Stands Still."

Secession Imprint Premiers With Superbly Crafted And Signature Sounding Techno Cuts From The Label Owner Himself, Volster, Followed By Remixes From Swedish Master Of Contemporary Techno Anthony Linell And Talented Berlin Based Duo Cassegrain.

Zefzeed returns to Arria’s 3rd release with a 3-tracks EP entitled ‘Ships’. The complete departure is made out of straight-up 4/4 grooves for which Zefzeed is known, each studio work having its own specific energy signature.
A1 spins Face in your face - a thumping, minimal - tech-y track with a bold bassline and a peanut-buttery fatness to its sounds.
The 12 inches continues with Ships, illustrating a seamless dark functionality that could definitely cast a spell over the right dance floor. The kick drums hit in intuitive places, while the distorted vocal brimms bypass the body & mind entirely.
On the flipside, Wun Two makes you come to it— once you lock in, it all comes together. The synth notes are pitch-bent mirages of sound, and some well-placed wub-wubs are creating a viscous groove that keeps you glued. By far the most intriguing piece of the release.

Words by Bianca-Iulia Simion

After more than a decade of deep, expansive productions on labels such as Detroit Underground and CPU, Annie Hall arrives on MUSAR for a record typically rich in texture and understated grooves.

Opening track 'Linium' immediately seduces listeners with a complex drum pattern that somehow feels spacious, subtly twisting and turning its way around Hall's analogue world. Dutch artist Mattheis maintains this understated feel but adds a soft, compelling kick in response on his suspenseful remix of 'Lavandula'. The original, moodier version of this cut the follows to open the B side, gradually erupting around a killer distorted bassline. The EP continues to hit a more urgent note with the tense machinations of 'Silene', where dense layers of stuttering, frenetic drums interweave with Hall's trademark, melancholy keys. The record concludes on a weightless, transcendent note with 'Santolina', taking each visceral element featured thus far and slowing each down, with affecting results.

Indebted to vintage electro and IDM, Hall's music is no throwback, always looking forward and moving dancefloors in the most unexpected ways.



DJ FEEDBACK

Early support from



Michael Mayer (Kompakt) : Nice vibes from Mattheis... will play for sure!

James Zabiela (Born Electric) : Linium is a nice one, thanks.

Arnaud Le Texier (Cocoon / Chronicle) : Nice music. Thx!

Marcel Dettmann (Ostgut Ton/MDR) : Thx!

Carl Craig (Planet E) : Thx!

Gonno (Beats In Space Records / Endless Flight) : I like Mattheis' :)

Thomas Hessler (Index Marcel Fengler) : Nice one! Thank you!

Slam (Soma) : Thanx

Âme (Innervisions) : Thanks

Blasha & Allatt (Meat Free / Manchester) : Amazing!

EREZ / John Byrun : A superb EP

Tom Lye (Melodic Distraction - Liverpool) : Big fan of the whole EP. Strong, building electro with different moods. Essential!

Afrodeutsche (NTS / LuckyMe / Skam) : Glitchy melodica... Right up my Strasse...

DJ Shiva / Noncompliant (Valence / Detroit Underground) : Stellar music here. Moving beyond "DJ music", this is just really fantastic to listen to in headphones. Gorgeous stuff.

Lonya (Asymmetric Recordings) : Great stuff here!

Nori (Posivision) : Cool work.

Cinnaman (Rush Hour / Naked Naked) : Lavandula and Santolina are my favorites! thanks

Dj Windows XP (E-Beamz) : Dope E.P. Will play Lavandula.

Ambivalent/LA-4A (Delft/Cocoon/Ovum) I'm a huge fan of Annie Hall and Mattheis!!! This is a FANTASTIC release!! One of my favorites of recent months just on first listen!!

Benoit C (Tsugi) : Linium for me

Ian Blevins (ESP Institute / Sulk Magic) : Linium and another bit of top work from Mattheis. Santolina is pushing my buttons too. Aphexy vibes.

Joe Europe (Ransom Note) : Very nice!

Azterisco: Very interesting record. Nice remix!

Oded Peled : What a fantastic release! Was hard to choose a favourite between Linium and the Mattheis Remix of Lavandula. Both will come in handy in my sets. ....Thanx a lot and keep em coming.

Naduve (Cocktail d'Amore / Disco Halal) : Both A1 and A2 are great!..Thanks.

Anastasia Kristensen (Nous) : I dig this a lot, it's a crazy well produced record.

Demia E.Clash (Darknet) : Such a good ep-.i love them all,quality production yess.

Pedro Martins (Karakter Records) : Nice EP overall. Linium, Silene, and Santolina are my favorites. Thank you so much!

Xinobi (Discotexas) : Great record. I'm specially enchanted by the original version o Lavandula. Congratulations.

Scan Mode (DJ Mag Spain) : Lavandula in both mixes for me

John Osborn (TANSTAAFL) : Can't pick a fav. it is all Devine. thank you.

Madloch (Sound Avenue) : Nice EP, Linium & Lavandula original are my favs, thanks.

DVS NME (Transient Force) : The standout track is Lavandula.

The fifth installment of Particular comes from head honcho Daniel Broesecke, whose delicate minimal techno blends perfectly with some saucy house to make for the perfect recipe for a lovely release.

We start off with the Tailwind and right from the kick-off the powerful baseline, the smooth grooves, and the constant eclectic background sounds work together in harmony to create a playful affair, full of twists and turns.

Next up, the Spaceship takes off and so do we. The authoritative bass is clear from lift off and as we go deeper and deeper into our mission, we discover a whole universe, infinite in unexpected percussions, quirky sounds, and a spaced-out atmosphere.

Back to Life is a linear journey, a story best told in the morning with the sun rising in the background, as we prepare for landing. A calm road back to familiar grounds and soothing sounds.

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Long out of press, Helium’s seminal 1993 masterpiece ’The Works’ E.P. eventually sees the light of day again on Kalahari Oyster Cult. A head-turning slab of visionary house and trance music, ’The Works’ hasn’t aged one bit and its dancefloor appeal sure hasn’t lost any of its high-impact melodic beauty. Driven by the subs-towed harmonics of the wistful ‘Out There’ and fun-loving cowbell rides meet gut-churning 909 kicks of ’Try Me’.

An off-kilter ambientoid trip, B-side opener ‘Clouds’ draws closer to The KLF’s chromatic blends, whereas ‘We Are The Future’ expands the scope to further utopian apexes with its soothing assortment of nu-agey panpipes and slo, Sino-flavoured chug. Rounding off that mini-odyssey, breaky pastoral closer ‘What Is The Human Machine’ takes us on a trip-hop-informed, acid-friendly ride in the wild.

Helium’s classic is now back in fully remastered shape (OYSTER20.1)