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Hot On The Heels Of His Album 'r.u.r' On Boysnoize, Djedjotronic Aka Jérémy Cottereau Drops An Icy 4 Track Electro Cut For Cpu. We Knew We Wanted To Work With Cottereau After Hearing His And Maelstrom's Lost Echoes Project (see Maelstrom's 'alph4' E.p. On Cpu).

There's A Clear Drexciyan Influence Here With Plenty Of Dystopian Drama But Things Are Disrupted With The Likes Of 'tunnel' Serving Up Raw 4/4.

Monaberry welcome a genuine OG to their family: Madrid magician Luis Junior. With over 20 years of releases on some of the most respected labels across electronica, he returns with his biggest release in several years. Four originals, one killer remix from Super Flu, get to know:

'Energy Success' is an immense construction. An intense narrative with full suspense and release through its bewildering staccato synth riff, this drives and drives until you don't think it can twist any further... Only to find it does.

'Ways' takes us even deeper into Luis's cosmic universe as a beautiful humanoid texture provides the lead while big washes sweep in the background. Gently rising with layers of positivity and musicality, there's bewildering magic laced deep into the soul of the track... Something that label boss Super Flu complement in a completely flipped way with the remix. Taking the chords and building them around tightly plucked instrumentation, there's a pensive sense of drama running throughout.

Elsewhere 'Reality' is every bit the jolt its name suggests. Strident, pulsating with a theatrical edge, this lives in its own lane. A true 1am level-raiser, this is the quintessential 'no-turning-back' track when the late night massive slip into top gear.

Finally ‚This Is Now' closes the EP with a stark, stripped back march that rasps with alien dub delays and a time-bending sense of technoid trippiness. This is now, this is the past, this is the future... Places where Luis has dominated since his first releases 25 years ago. Rest assured we'll be seeing him again soon, too.

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(180 gr, clear vinyl, incl DL card) Having already unleashed a considerable amount of collaborative magic with the "Planetary Funk: 22 Light Years" series of remix EPs, Luke Slater has now upped the ante with six full sides' worth of material,all of them injecting the spirit of classic P.A.S. into new sonic organisms. Behind the controls: Marcel Fengler, Psyk, Lucy, Slam, Octave One, Function and KSP.

Having already unleashed a considerable amount of collaborative magic with the "Planetary Funk: 22 Light Years" series of remix EPs, Luke Slater has now upped the ante with six full sides' worth of material, all of them injecting the spirit of classic P.A.S. into new sonic organisms. Using motifs from past P.A.S. successes, Luke Slater and his cohorts join here to make something radical and revitalizing: too cohesive for a "compilation album" and with too much autonomy granted to the guest remixers to be a simple "tribute," this new LP is the boldest statement in the series yet.

Three of the tracks in the program are intense and captivating live re-workings from Slater himself, hurtling from the speakers with an apparent minimum of post-production polish and an optimal level of buzzing energy. The first of these, his new "Surface Noise" treatment, sends listeners wading through a dark pool of restlessly throbbing sound with a single buzz-tone as a beacon, adding new percussive fuel to keep the journey going just when it seems all will fade into enveloping darkness. "Tap Dance" brings a brighter sound set to the mix, but without forsaking the trademark steamrolling bass and the contrasting effect of gravity-resistant ephemeral sound clouds. The last reworking, "Whistle Viper," caps off this 'set-within-a-set' in similar fashion.

While this on its own would make for a compelling listen, the album is also laden with contributions from an international assembly of electronic soul controllers (to wit: Marcel Fengler, Psyk, Lucy, Slam, Octave One, Function and KSP). Fengler kicks off the proceedings with an ecstatic and lustrous rework of "Twelve," a melodic sunrise joining a synth pad massage to a locked-in and systematic rhythm. Psyk's own interpretation of the same track preserves the same insistence but applies it to a completely different time and place, driving the listener through a wilderness of coded signals and an ambiguous repetition of the title that sounds like it could be as much a warning as an indicator of progress.

KSP's version of "Function 6" gradually builds a cyborg leitmotif from an overdriven martial beat and epileptic machine breakdowns - a fascinating audio case study of perfect discipline disintegrating into something rather unexpected. Sequencing this with Octave One's "Booster" rework is an ideal choice, as the squared-away EBM / electro-funk sequences and flanged hi-hats seem to refer to a different phase in the life cycle of the same machine. Function's "Diesel Drudge," on the other hand, moves from the machine world into a totally oneiric world typified by backwards-masked / time-traveling voices and a thick strobe-lit haze. Taking a cue from this atmosphere is Lucy's re-envisioning of "Surface Noise", in which he doubles down on the original's feel of liquefied darkness to create a piece of endlessly vibrating sonic mesmerism, a no-nonsense tantric exercise in shedding preconceptions and inhibitions.

Rounding out the collection is Steve Bicknell's "Raid" version - a breathing mosaic of rhythmic pulses and clattering objects - and Slam's characteristically intense modification of "Temporary Suspension," whose low-end sequences continually bubble and seethe yet never completely boil over

Love & Loops is back! After a long time since our last release, we returned with a very special and expected EP, this time Ale Castro joins the legendary voice of House Music: Mr. Robert Owens !!!
I Come To You EP was created between Argentina and Berlin the city where Robert and Ale meet for the first time. After forging a beautiful friendship they agreed to give back to the dance floor something that was missing, the message of Love, in times where the music mostly has no voices and has excessive drops all time it's time to go back a bit to the roots, it's time to sing again all together about love, respect, peace, and celebrate that on the dance floor we are all one and we are all the same. Beautiful arrangements by the galactic keyboard master Stephanos result in 3 beautiful songs that together with an excellent remix of the secretary of love Manuel Sahagun make up this beautiful and groovey vinyl that you will not want to miss in your collection, Love & Loops Records, music made with much much much much love, loops, and some random machines ...

Fresh of the 'Balancing Point' LP, Skudge levitates into 2017 with tracks from a well-known place... Infectious groove and stabs reflects our most fond warehouse memories. The A-side track has that special Skudge vibe that managed to establish them as a force to reckon with. As proven with the LP from last year, things are sounding and looking as exciting as ever!

Fresh of the 'Balancing Point' LP, Skudge levitates into 2017 with tracks from a well-known place... Infectious groove and stabs reflects our most fond warehouse memories. For starters, 'Circles' reminds us of the first three releases, but in a updated shape - the beats are as tight as ever, with the accompanying melodies fitting right into their place. The A-side track has that special Skudge vibe that managed to establish them as a force to reckon with. As proven with the LP from last year, things are sounding and looking as exciting as ever!

In stark contrast to the straight to the floor A-side, 'Tundra' on the flip resembles the calmer and on the edge of careful sound that Skudge has been running in parallel of their club oriented material. Sure, this one works well in that environment too, but it's more minded approach might require some extra attention on the floor - however, this first EP of the new year facilitates what was promised with the LP: this is exciting times for Skudge.

Tensal returns for a third release on Kynant Records, 'Industrialsociety'. He explores brokenbeat and atmospheric techno over four diverse tracks: the off-kilter rhythm of 'Intermixture', two straighter, driving cuts and the melodic, IDM-leaning 'Truebano'.

Ninth release from Mr Deka including a housy remix from Alex Ground.

For Its Seventh Release, Obscura - The Thriving Label Of Italian Trio Agents Of Time - Returns To The Compilation Format To Welcome Exciting New Talents And Core Label Acts.

east Coast, The Agents Of Time Track Which Opens The Release, Is At Once Tough And Atmospheric, With Delicate Pads Suspended Above The Rugged, Syncopated Rhythm. London Modular Alliance Complete The A-side With An Organic Jam Of Bleeps, Bass And Crisp Percussion.
Next, Australian Jensen Interceptor Contributes A Fresh Cut Of Rapid-fire Electro Which Leads Neatly Into The Sci-fi Tones Of welcome To My World By Newcomer Golden Virgo.

Following A Full Ep On Obscura Earlier This Year, Hiver Is Back With The Elastic Bassline And Dreamy Arpeggios Of stasys. Orbe, A Remixer On Hivers Ep, Impresses With never Comes, A Similarly Restrained And Endlessly Detailed Journey Through The Depths.

The Final Side Is Split Between Laguna And Kris Wadsworth. The Former Tunnels Further Into The Hypnotic Side Of Obscuras Sound Whilst Wadsworths Crunchy, Detroit Techno Ends The Release On A High. With from Sound To Silence 2, Agents Of Time Have Compiled Eight, Stand-out Tracks To Explore The Full Range Of Their Dancefloor Sensibilities.

The anniversary Mancha number 10 comes from label owner "Back For Good (Matthias Speck - - Specki ) himself. Two dirty - wavy tracks have been lovinly carved into vinyl and on top there is a brilliant remix by Rotterdam based DJ Overdose (Model Man) who is known by his popular releases on Bordello A Parigi, L.I.E.S. records and Créme Organization and of course for his activity on Intergalactic FM. Cheers

Laurent Garnier: "Loooove Neuanfang Will play a lot
Leftfield: "very interesting and original ep..i like it very much..touch of good 80's influence..keen on both original tracks.. i can play track 1
Tensnake: thanks - nice one
Sebo K: Cool Vibes - Full Support, Thanks

the long awaited new terminal release !!! a great electro track, a phat acid monster !!!! play loud !!!

rendon Moeller is an artist that needs no introduction. The South African born living in the US, like few of his generation constantly challenges himself with new concepts and ideas, has incorporated techno, dub, jazz, ambient, sound design, to his works throughout the years. Never chased the limelight, but instead the work, one idea after the next, one project after the other, restless. He has collaborated with labels like Echocord, Third Ear, Electric Deluxe, Prologue, Mord to name some. "Materialize" is his first work for Vibrant Music.
From his early days in various bands in the 80's and 90's, Brendon liked indie, shoegaze, ambient, moody, cinematic scapes.
With Materialize he came full circle, reaching out to his early influences, but with the knowledge and experience of many years of exploration of modular synths, to create a concept space that feels intimate, and at the same time vivid evoking visual imaging.
It explores the time space through a minimalist, stoic approach.
It tells the story of how we are all linked into this tree of music we call electronic music, wherever each one is coming from.
A celebration of life through the mind of one of today's scholars of electronic music.
A liberation from the strictness of tempo and metronomes, to reach to a more creative state.
Vibrant Music continuous the quest, to bring to you unique collaborations and sides of artists that we like.

Strictly limited pressing on coloured vinyl.

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There we go again. Finally, Cuthead returns with the long awaited follow-up to his "Brother EP". His new record "Everlasting Sunday" surely fulfils some dreams as it is packed with no less than nine tracks. Three catchy House tunes on the A-Side and six Hip-Hop-jams on the B-side make for a very extended EP or a mini-album ... the choice is up to you! Right at the beginning we start with the sample-heavy "Maputo Jam", a tune in classical Cuthead-manner with its irresistible drumming full of stumbling blocks and layers of sweet synth-melodies. "Nautic Walking" is a straighter House track with a guitar line and clapping samples but that bass line quickly reminds you whom you're listening to. "Minerals" starts off pretty deeply before evolving from a jazzy House affair into an almost orchestral tune with opulent strings. The flipside is an extensive expression of Cuthead's inexhaustible love for Hip-Hop. There is feel-good material like "Everlasting Sunday" and "Deep Shadows" as well as banging joints like "Calculator Watch" with all the typical Cuthead-trademarks: sick bass work, stammering drumming and imaginative sampling.

The LP release of the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to "Yesterday"- Yesterday, directed by Danny Boyle, screenplay by Richard Curtis, story by Jack Barth and Richard Curtis, produced by Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Bernie Bellew, Matthew James Wilkinson, Richard Curtis, Danny Boyle. Yesterday, everyone knew The Beatles. Today, only Jack remembers their songs. He’s about to become a very big deal. From Academy Award®-winning director Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire, Trainspotting, 28 Days Later) and Richard Curtis, the Oscar-nominated screenwriter of Four Weddings and a Funeral, Love Actually and Notting Hill, comes a rock-n-roll comedy about music, dreams, friendship, and the long and winding road that leads to the love of your life. 4 star reviews across the board for the film with Empire saying "A glowing tribute to The Beatles and their music, this is both a toe-tapping pleasure to watch and a smart, occasionally scathing look at how we get things wrong."

Shall I Call You Bobby The Second Release On The Swedish Label Jack Trax On Wax.
On This Release Produced By Tsr And Joseph Garber We Have Five Versions Of The Track 'shall I Call You Bobby' And One Bonus Track Made With Some Help From The Swedish Synth Duo Engine One 'jack Bobby Jack!'. We Are Also Happy To Announce Two Remixes Made By Some Great Friends And Producers.

First Out We Have Dj Ze Migl From Portugal Turning The Track Into A Jackin Chicago Monster. The Track Is Already Proven To Be A Massive Floor Mangler. The Second One Is A Wicked Little Skacid Groove Made By Another Swedish Duo 'the Sampletons'.

a A1 | Shall I Call You Bobby (original)

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Our Italian artist Luca Morris can surely relax now. This is already his 4. release for Monika Kruse's label and definitely no end in sight. Besides supporting Juventus Turin and running his own label Polar Noise (together with Paul C) he is busier with his dj gigs than ever. So he was relaxed enough to woth on these 4 fantastic tracks, all different but still showcasing his trademark style.

Nils Frahm veröffentlicht heute seine brandneue 5-Track-EP Encores 1.Nils Frahm hat die letzten zwei Jahre damit verbracht, sich sein neues Studio im Funkhaus Berlin zu bauen und dort Aufnahmen zu machen: In diesem Rahmen entstand nicht nur sein zuletzt veröffentlichtes, international gefeiertes siebtes Album All Melody, sondern obendrein etliche weitere Tracks, von denen fünf ab heute als - erste Zugabe erscheinen: die EP Encores 1.

Aus insgesamt 60 ersten Ideen und Songskizzen habe er schließlich jene 12 ausgewählt, die auf dem Album All Melody versammelt sind, was bedeutet, dass ein Vierfaches davon zunächst in der Schublade bleiben sollte: - Die Idee zu den Encores hatten wir dabei genau genommen schon vor All Melody: Nämlich drei Veröffentlichungen zu machen, von denen jede ihren eigenen musikalischen Stil hat und ihr eigenes Thema. Wir dachten dabei zunächst an ein Triple-Album.

Doch dann wurde All Melody immer größer und verdrängte diese ersten Konzeptideen , so Frahm. Als eine Art begleitender Anhang zu All Melody gedacht, wobei sich zum Beispiel das Stück - The Dane auf der aktuellen Welttournee bereits als absolutes Live-Highlight entpuppt hat, konzentriert sich Encores 1 durchweg auf akustische Aufnahmen mit zwei Instrumenten: (Solo-)Klavier und Harmonium. -

Ich glaube, man kann die Idee der Encores mit klanglichen Inseln vergleichen, die All Melody erweitern , sagt Nils Frahm weiter - und deutet damit an, dass die Geschichte von All Melody womöglich noch längst nicht zu Ende erzählt ist ...

Right 1 year after their massive 'Take Some Time' the two Italian boys are back with 3 new belters on Monika Kruse's label Terminal M. For 'The Race' they even got help from their longtime friend Mousse T. with his sensual piano skills. So give it up for Paul C & Paolo Martini's new EP to conquer worldwide's housefloors.

Exactely one year after their first release on Terminal M the duo from Hambourg is back on Monika Kruse's imprint. With two own extraordinary clubbangers plus one egally outstanding remix from Italian wonderboy Hollen.

the new tech house slammer on monika kruse'e label "terminal m" !!

Here is the 2nd TIGHTEN UP release, showcasing sounds from one of the most exciting new Ska/Reggae bands in Denmark, LEO & THE LINEUP!

This 9-piece outfit toes the line between ska and reggae, with a heavy dose of soul. Frontman Kevin Leo delivers his charismatic attitude directly to your face, backed up by 3 gorgeous ladies in red. The supertight rhythm section is lifted up by inventive organ stylings, and it all hits the ceiling when the horn section starts to blow!

Leo & the Lineup released their self-titled debut album in 2012 to critical acclaim and we are proud to announce our current release featuring two new songs by the band, recorded exclusively for the TIGHTEN UP imprint.

“Run-Around” is a certified live classic and a proper footstomper. It gets the joints warmed up and the timeless theme is simply irresistible. “Gotta Go” is an up-tempo gem that tells a little story about the ups and downs of romance in the rock ‘n’ roll world. These songs are bona fide party starters. It’s spot on....It’s LEO & THE LINEUP!

After 5 days of speeding up and down a snow-covered autobahn in a van that had chosen freezing Germany as the ideal place to give the heater a couple of days off, the cozy and warm Lovelite studio in Berlin was a sight for sore eyes. Never having met Jochen, who were to record us, we were very eager to get to know him and the place. There were stacks of tapes, vinyls, recording equipment and a coffee machine that was even more unpredictable than our car. Everything in there had a vibe to it and in no time we were convinced that we'd come to the perfect place for what we had in mind. To record what unmistakably was the same song, in versions that would hopefully take you to two different places.

You see, this is a song that wanted to be more than a song. It wanted to be two songs and who are we to stand in the way of ambition and bravado.

As it is the first song to my first-born I've been very keen on recording it ever since it started falling into place. I remember saying to the guys after every rehearsal that they'd have to release the rehearsal tapes, should I have the bad luck of walking under a bus. At the time of writing, I have not.

The song sprung from the realization that I would literally do anything for this little girl. Go anywhere, sacrifice anything, kill anyone…and it scared the hell out of me. It probably always will.

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the new terminal m records is here !!! ultramassive !!! uses james brown samples !!!

Special coloured vinyl which is grey on one side and white on the flip, comes in a printed sleeve.

Frenchman Darlyn Vlys returns with another EP on Monika Kruses label Terminal M, raving about 'Soho Nights' during a 'Weekend In Rome'. New York's shootingstar DJ Boris adds his trademark sounds on his remix, exactely why we love his releases on Sci+Tec and Tronic so much. Also UK duo WHYT NOYZ did their homewurk the way we love it and deliver a great new interpretation of 'Soho Nights'.

Well you know what they say, home is where the heart is. I must say it feels all nice and warm to be back on the label myself as Desert Sound Colony.
I've put together a few more rippers for you to enjoy. I hope they serve you well in the club and spin a few people from one side of the dance floor to the other. Imagine everyone's brains are attached to yoyos and you have control of them. You could metaphorically be walking the dog with their minds if you play these at the right time. Doesn't that sound appealing...
It is too awkward for me to 'big up' my own productions in the way that a normal press release seems to want, so I will just say that I have been playing these three out for the last six months and the results have been pretty much as described in the paragraph above. They are aimed straight at the dance floor, peak time tackle for when you also want to get everyone feeling pretty weird. Expect swingitty swung rhythms throughout and the feeling of having a rave in a drainpipe.
OK enough of my blather. Go and listen to the damn things yourself and decide if you like them, rather than trying to work it out from reading a bloody press release you weirdos.
All three tracks are produced and sculpted for the club. They want big sound systems and dark rooms.
Close your eyes, hold hands and experience transcendental space flight...

Metal Position is a record label founded by Steve Murphy and DJ Octopus focused on kick drums and bass lines. The first EP comes with four tracks from the deeper side of DJ Octopus.

erman erim meetas wassermann !! huge remake of w.i.r. !!

Falcon Black Ops returns to UTTU with more groove based but hard hitting techno jams. Recalling a tribal sound, not heard since the late 90s, the aesthetic is updated with more modern production values. Relentless, and aimed purely at the floor, these cuts are essential for all phunk edged, tool based DJs.

Part 5 Of 5 To Be Released Over The Coming Couple Of Months. Originally Released On The Phono Label In 1995/96 The 'parts' Series From Matthew Herbert Are A Much Loved Collection Of House Tracks That Sound Just As Original And Bold Today As They Did When They Were First Released. This Series Of 12's Were Part Of An Early Wave Of Exploratory Dance Music That Paved The Way For The Deep House That Still Works Its Magic On Dance-floors In 2018 Some 25 Years Later. The Mix Of Herbert's Playfulness Alongside Expertly Grooving Production And Unusual Sounds Makes This Unique Collection Of Work. The Odd Few Tracks Aside This Is The First Time That These Releases Have Ever Been Repressed. All Newly Remastered For This Reissue Series, The Releases Include Stone Cold Club Classics Such As 'deeper', 'take Me Back', 'resident', 'people That Make The Music' And 'see You On Monday'.

Glad to have two upcoming talents from Italy on board at Terminal M with their debut single for the label. And again it's a proper international release as Keinemusik's founder David Mayer and the two romanians Luca M & JUST 2 delivered their very own interpretations of Hunzed & Harvey's 'Cala Salada'

Played by Âme, Andhim, Stephan Bodzin, Super Flu, Luca Bacchetti, Karotte, Martin Eyerer....

Frederic Berger and Patrick Buck first met while producing their respective projects for the label Hi Freaks, and after discovering a strong creative connection between each other they formed KAISERDISCO. big with: Cari Lekebusch, Daniele Papini, Pig & Dan, Stephan Bodzin, Thomas Schumacher, Sian, Adam Beyer, Oliver Klein, Florian Meindl, Oxia, ...

The two Italian brothers Fabrizio and Matteo Floris aka Mr. Bizz are rocking big time these days with releases on Cocoon, Sci+Tec, Break New Soil, Suara, Bitten, KD Music.... so Monika Kruse is happy they kept their best tracks for her label Terminal M.

This is floorshaking peaktime techno at its best and we are curious which are your favorite tracks from this EP.

A lot has changed after our two Italian friends Paolo Martini & Paul C released their last Terminal M EP in October 2013. Their career exploded with fantastic tracks on 8bit and Moon Harbour and just received another upgrade on Saved Records where a new Riva Starr Edit from their Terminal M classic 'Take Some Time' was released. So it's good to have the boys back on the mothership with a great fourtracker.

Again thanks to german wonderboys Pelé & Shawnecy for keeping their best tracks for Monika Kruse's label Terminal M!! After great releases on Cecille and Cocoon and the big success of their Terminal 100 contribution 'Roach Hotel', this 3-track EP is definitely a true masterpiece. Their fine blend of rocking grooves, clever vocal bits and sophisticated samples is the perfect ingredient to spice up your Vinylcase.