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3024 is back with a quintessentially unique and current take on the hardcore continuum with a brand new Various Artists EP featuring music by label head Martyn, advanced percussive science by Yak, midsummer melancholy by Baltra and avant-techno by the Manchester/Berlin duo Juniper.

Abdulla all of a sudden appeared on the scene with his label... and a couple months later he pops by again with this 2nd twelve. Trippy deep gritty techno tracks from this guy thats clearly not aiming to be the next most popular producer in the Resident Advisor poll.

Slow Motion's 38th (!!) Release Comes Courtesy Of Berlin-based Gallo Who You May Know As Part Of Balearic Gabba Soundsystem. Joining The Family For His Debut Solo Release Gallo Drops The Tempo For Three Deep-cuts Of Blissful Balearica. Backed Up With An Acidic, Chugging Re-rub Of 'faron' From Fabrizio Mammarella Which Is Perfect When The Sun Goes Down, Orange Stripe Arrives Just In Time For Summer. How To Get The Most Of This Track: Combine It With Blissful And Dreamy Beach-excursions Or With A Sunset Aperitivo. This 38th Release Has 'future Classic' Written All Over It.

Following on from the success of HOTPLATES001, featuring Germany's OTZ, comes the boutique Portsmouth-based label's second release - from noted Bristol producer Theo Bennett, aka Sepia.

At the forefront of dubstep's current generation of producers, Sepia has received heavyweight support from the likes of Mala, Joe Nice and Truth, with a take on the genre that ranges from moody, melodic dub-hymns through to full throttled club tracks.

For the most demanding listeners and DJs, MixCult Records & Radio announces release number 5.

Andrey Djackonda, one of Moldavian most auspicious music craftsmen excels in MixCult's 5th Vinyl Only release with two masterworks. Side A, which is angelically arrayed groove spawn entitled: Lacrimosa' that utters the most provoking sentiments, and side B, an enthralling break indentation labeled Lyubov Vetra' full of inimitable minimalistic instruments that bend perfectly with the most delicate pad ambiances.

Antigone returns with Ostinato for TOKEN75. Ostinato 1 is mild and disconcerting, with strings that verge on unnatural in their high pitch. Ostinato 2 is more traditionally dramatic, the space this time filled with keys that follow the ongoing theme,building to an ostentatious crescendo reminiscent of the roots of trance.

Re-release alert! Remastered version of a valuable electro must have!

Oh So Coy presents its 3rd & 4th vinyl outings respectively courtesy of German resident Marc Heun.
Quality production encapsulates all eight tracks that move effortlessly from deep to discofied house.
Disc 1 takes a slightly experimental edge with some great sampling work and raw beats.
Disc 2 has a more summery feel with breezy disco house edits and filtered vocal twists.

2024 Reissue

Remix EP for The Gods Planet "LP1" with NX1, Deepbass & Ness and Svart1 versions.

We are very happy to introduce our new EP (APPIAN012) by Estrato Aurora.Hailing from Valencia, and with a phenomenal array of hardware at his disposal, Estrato Aurora has dreamt up a beautiful deep Techno Ep for us. 4 tracks that can be played during sub-heavy warm-up duties, deep into the night for a heads-down foggy vibe or early in the morning for something a bit warmer, tripping and uplifting. Timeless cuts to suit all intimate dance floors. 12" Release. Artwork By Philip Mitton.

Collecting orders for repress

Long time MINUS artist Jon Gaiser is back with his fourth studio album on Richie Hawtin's influential techno label, simply entitled 'III'. The first signals from the album are sent with March single 'On The Way.' It is a funky track with wriggling synths executed in undeniable Gaiser fashion. Textured hi hats and loopy bass all work on sucking you into the colorful and trippy groove. Add into the package a typical big remix from SCI+TEC boss and techno megastar Dubfire and you have one of the most essential releases of 2017.

Four Fresh Jared Wilson Tracks On His Own Label 7777 In Collaboration With Glasgow's Dixon Avenue Basement Jams. 4 Tracks Influenced By Acid, House, Techno, Roland, Make Noise, Michigan And The Great Lakes.

Rhode & Brown are back on their motherlabel Toy Tonics! After last year's breakbeat - tune 'St Hippolyte' and getting remixed by their buddies Hodini and Glenn Astro, their new EP takes their sound further again. From DIY-disco to dreamy house, whatever you like to call it.. the tracks have this joyful touch, that makes their sound so special. This time their production way was a little bit different: While spending holidays on the marvellous island of Zanzibar they produced the raw versions of this EP. They set up their studio at a beach cabanne. With a monkey becoming their muse. They monkey came over every day to listen to their sounds. They became friends and called the monkey Rosie and fed her with mangos. When back in Europe the Munich boys still were in a 'balearic mood". So they went to a house deep in the south of France to finish the music. The result were 4 tracks. Three for this EP. And one track that they gave to the other Munich based label Public Possession for their recent SERIE A compilation. Which makes totally sense: Public Possession and Toy Tonics both have links to Gomma records. It's all a family thing. Where Great Munich vibes incoming!

Shakarchi & Stranéus inhabit a secret place in the universe of music, one existing at the intersection of Scandinavian poplands, Hisingen forest raves and outernational placelessness. Faik Shakarchi and Daniel Stranéus famously started making beats together in the Gothenburg tapas-joint coat check where they both worked as clerks. Their now 10 years old friendship is the story of legends, their sparse vinyl output the secret love of deep house 12'' enthusiasts round the globe - the warm, vibrant sounds found on those records a stark contrast to the stripped-down effectiveness of their marathon DJ sets, frequently heard within the more nefarious examples of GBG nightlife. The duo has also been a part of Studio Barnhus since the very beginning, first letting us into their strange and cozy world with the Dödskallar och korallrev EP in 2010, effectively turning what was then a one-release operation into a Record Label. The distinctive sound of that early material (described by one Discogs commenter as enlightened, naive future dub for children') has been expanded upon and further defined on their debut album Steal Chickens from Men and the Future from God, its 12 cuts lovingly selected from a plethora of works floating in and out of makeshift studios from Storgatan to Gamlestan over the last 7 years. The record took its final form at Nacksving, same place where recent albums from Talaboman and Kornél Kovács were sonically perfected in cahoots with mix engineer Matt Karmil. Steal Chickens from Men and the Future from God is released on all digital platforms, as CD and as DJ friendly double vinyl on March 23rd 2018.

For the third release of Stowaway, they are back with 4 banger tracks... vinyl only!

Loyal to their ambitions to promote emerging artists from around the world, Sentaku is back with a second release from various friends based in Europe and South America! Opening with DRMC crew's prominent rhythmic signature, the first track is an ode to bounciness. With a masterpiece full of darker sounds, Berlin-based Swede Per Hammar signs a track with his classic equilibrium of forward rolling techno and stripped house while the Argentinian duo Bodeler & Saenz deliver a groovy B1 building up to unexpected but catchy hip-hop vocals. On duty for the last track, Paris-based Moroccan Bassam throws his recognizable contagious basslines into an hovering track with an unforgettable break and bass solo and perfectly closes this EP with an absolute banger!

Late September will see Ceri release her 'Truth' EP via Decay Records, backed with remixes from
Julien Sandre (Blind Box, These Days, Rawax) and OCH (Trelik, Bass Culture, All Inn).

London based producer and DJ Ceri has been steadily on the rise over the past decade. She shaped her
distinctive DJ style playing nine hour sets in the second room of Corsica Studios as one of Jaded's
official residents.

Her rising reputation then led to recognition from many electronic music institutions, such as fabric and
Percolate in London and Back To Basics in Leeds. Further afield, after supporting her music, Jamie
Jones welcomed her as a guest for his Paradise party at DC10 in Ibiza and she has graced the decks in
Berlin, Mexico, Switzerland and Italy too.

Amongst these impressive feats, Ceri is also widely recognised for her studio talents, with her releases and
remixes being played by everyone from Richie Hawtin to D'julz.

Title-track 'Truth', inspired as a response to Brexit, takes the lead with pulsating subs, bumpy rhythms,
tight-knit percussive shuffles and menacing sawtooth bass tones while spoken world vocal tones stating 'we
are all equal' and how we should live 'not with our minds, but with our hearts', further fuel the murky,
atmospheric aesthetic. Julien Sandre steps up to rework 'Truth' next, stamping his mark on things via
ethereal atmospheric flutters and robust, swinging drums.

The second original from Ceri, 'Be Mine', opens up the flip side, this time round embracing low slung
rhythms, a choppy tom-driven bass line and dynamic, tension building feel throughout with resonant synth
licks, vocal shots and string gradually unfolding. Autoreply main man OCH then closes the release with his
take on 'Be Mine', delivering a typically stripped back and groovy interpretation from the Berlin based artist,
focused on intricately programmed percussion and gritty bass stabs.

typically deadmau5 sound !!! a phat melodic part with great vocals !!! now repressed !!!

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A bridge, scorched yellow palms
from the summer-sleeping house
drowsing through August.
Days I have held, days I have lost.
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Iori returns to PHORMA with two originals, Drifting and Parallel. On the A-Side, Drifting is a dub-inspired track reminding of Iori's releases on Phonica White. On the flipside, Iori presents Parallel, which unfolds over its 11 minutes to work your mind! Sleeve design by New York based artist Sebastian Lemm. Vital Sales Points: - First solo release by Iori on Phorma - Artwork by New York based artist and designer Sebastian Lemm

This 12", out on the limited-run LiveJam Limited imprint, wants to propose three club-oriented cuts exctracted from John Swing's debut album 'Assorted Moods', on a more DJ friendly format. The 4th track on the EP, "Bonus Track", is a previously unreleased raw house groover in typical John Swing's style. 350 hand numbered copies.

For the second release of their own imprint "Rapid Eye Movement", Memorial Home heads the way and signs an opus chock-full of profoundly personal character, high sensitivity and forceful refinement.
The EP, to be issued in November 2017 in both vinyl and digital versions, features three original tracks and two remixes composed by Kas:st and AWB. Properly titled "Somewhere", it is driven by an aesthetic quest for the essence of musical creation, when it becomes a channel of connection with the deepest self or intimate soul. Technical brilliance, expressed in its purest form and exempt of any tricks or artifices, here is clearly used to serve emotive escapism and the elevation of mind, while the body is shivered by sensitive thrills. Thanks to this mature recipe, the duo leads us into a crystal halo nurtured by immersive and melodic waves of arpeggios and emphasized by evocative ethereal breakdowns. With "Silver" and "Somewhere", the techno dogging beat and the steady bassline are appropriately mastered to highlight the dramatic progression of melodic synth textures that have a fierce mystical appeal. "Escape" demonstrates that an ambient-like downtempo can reach the same magnetic effect by harnessing a mixture of intimate and hypnotic atmospheres. The more energetic or banging techno approach adopted by Kas:st and AWB magnifies the cosmic spirit of the original signature without losing its genuine emotional sophistication and complexity. A captivating demonstration of anti-demonstrative mastery. No doubt that with this new release Memorial Home will speak to the mind of knowledgeable music lovers as well as nightclubbers in demand of subtle and elegant flavors.

D.A.N.C.E. (Detector for Advanced Neutron Capture Experiments), the various artists series of the label, comes back with the italians Ness, Luigi Tozzi and the french Underjack. On the a-side with "TMB" Ness turns a robotic rhythm in a dark electric / industrial infected tunnel. LuigiTozzi's a2 Blood Meridian' strikes soft under an oppressive butterfly effect creating an intense flow. Underjack on the b-side delivers a nebulous groove that is responsible of a eight minutes of immense hypnotic techno cut with energy drums and crispy bassline.

Limited Edition Black & White Marbled 10" Vinyl

Ukrainian producer Yan Cook steps up for his second EP in a row on Delsin Records' Inertia series, the dancefloor focussed offshoot that is running since 2011. After recent outings on Soma and his own Cooked imprint he now brings his trademark spangled techno back to the label where he appeared for the first time in 2012. Once again it's sub shaking and room filling techno madness, shuffling percussion and rippling grooves made for the big floors and smokey warehouses.

Crescent delivers NIMMA007 with his Drum Intins EP. Drum Intins and Pe Nedrept will send you straight from the dancefloor into the cosmos with their strong kicks and pads that are moody in the right way. For the remix Alex Jansen and Yirkhu teamed up as Naj Naj on the B side with a propelling minimal micro trip.

early support by Petre Inspirescu (Dancing Mountains V6, Mioritmic 2018)

By track two we've already blitzed Cutty Ranks samples via Dawn Of The Dead chatter through Street Fighter vamps and Pulse X resurrection subs. All you can do with Mars89's mesh of gutter sonics is pick out the landmarks you recognise: 'oh yeah that's kinda drill, mmmm gqom, oooo Night Slugs' but like the best hallucinations you just shut your eyes and ride it.End of The Deathsounds like it comes from no place in particular.

Slotting way outside of the current batch of hard-to-describe club music that we're all struggling with, End of The Deathis the Tokyo native's third release, his 2nd for Bokeh (after 2017's Lucid DreamEP) and his first official appearance on wax (after a run of 30 'Biological Tides'/'Poltergeist' dubplates). Bokeh pays full respect to Mars89's futuristic intent with a bad acid Akira sleeve airbrushed by Patrick Savile and a limited VR headset edition - accompanied by a 360° video environment by Seth de Silva.

Bokeh Edwards and Mars89 met at the Bokeh Versions x Diskotopia night in Tangram hairdressers, Tokyo (sponsored by Pioneer) in October 2016. He's a crucial member of the Tokyo's Chopstick Killahz, a self-described "Post Tribal DJ Unit" lurking on the fringes of the city's grime scene. Mars89's self released his debut EP East End Chaos in 2016 on a limited run of zines. He's also recently composed music for Amazon Fashion Week Tokyo 2017A/W and started a residency at Bristol's Noods Radio to highlight DJ and production talent elsewhere in Asia.

We've had our eyes on Obas Nenor for a while and after his disco-meets-Detroit affair on 'Mahogani', and some great releases on his newly started own label 'Nenorian music' and 'Sol Power', we're happy to share his work for Heist with you. 'The Ceaper Buing EP" features 4 original cuts and a remix by Swedish "Mr. Tophat" that navigates somewhere between really weird, and really groovy. If you've seen any of his studio videos, you'll see he's has a great mix between live instrumentation, and sampling on his MPC, and each track on this EP has so many great elements working together, that it will be hard to pick a favourite. "The doors" has a great filtered funk loop going on with some roughed up disco percussion, whereas the Tophat remix twists and turns the original into somewhat of a tribal(ish) drum workout that is probably best enjoyed in a really really dark room. "Glimpse of light" has some really interesting sampling going on with a feel that is almost 'rock', but gets more and more disco with some lovely synth work as the track progresses. As a counterpart to the first part of the EP, 'Wacky' slows things down to give you a summery, afro inspired track that we forced him to send us after we saw a short clip online of him jamming away on his Korg x-911. UV lights is a somewhat special track for us that you wouldn't expect on Heist at first, but makes for a great addition to our musical world. It's perfect 'hands-in-the-air' end of the night material, with a serene and emotional vibe that is really hard not to love. Altogether, it's a great EP that we're really happy to share with you. Sincerely yours, Lars & Maarten

Good news, kids: Now you can play a different Kitjen record every day of the week, because just as last summer, we have some hot Dutch jams coming your way for Kitjen 007: Utrecht's own Stijn Sadée, who has been making moves in the Dutch scene for a while and runs the infamous Club Sauvage night, brings us three mystically exotic joints that showcase his manifold sources of inspiration and will bang your gong this summer. None other than Hessen's love doctor Gerd Janson stops by to seal the deal by turning "Affetto" into a 12 minute dancefloor journey. Pack light!

Sven Weisemann is set to release his 'Bilateral Relations' EP via Copenhagen's Echocord this September, comprising four originals from the German producer.
Sven Weisemann has been immersed in the underground House and Techno scene for quite some time now having started DJing in 1997 during the rise of the scene on his home turf of Berlin and going on to release material via the likes of Amsterdam's Delsin, Mojuba, Telrae and liebe.detail amongst many more.
Here though we see Sven joining the roster of Echocord, a perfect fit for his more dubbed out compositions with artists like Fluxion, Rod Modell and STL on the roster.
'Lunation' opens the release and sees Weisemann fuse emotive string melodies and cavernous vocal echoes with off- kilter rhythms and rounded sub hits before title-track 'Bilateral Relations' embraces a more direct four-four approach via sparse percussion and tumbling toms alongside choppy bass stabs and ever-unfolding, echoing dub chords.
Opening the flip is 'Monistic', an airy ethereal number employing billowing pads, bright synth chimes and a dropped tempo dubbed out feel to create something truly stunning and thought provoking before the 'Decimation (Valvle tR9 Mix) closes things on a darker tip with looming stab swells, heavily swung drums and sporadic growling bass drones.
Sven Weisemann's 'Bilateral Relations' EP is out on Echocord 8th September 2017.

July sees Radio Slave's Rekids invite Britain's renowned Swayzak to the roster with a Cold War themed release entitled 'Odessa Calling' EP.A name associated with quality, Swayzak's ability to retain their signature sound whilst producing across various sub-genres has cemented them a solid reputation since their humble beginnings in the 90s. Their impressive back catalogue includes six studio albums and appearances on labels like K7, M_nus, Curle, Ellum and Swayzak's own label 240 Volts, which was relaunched in 2017. Originally a duo comprised of David Brown and James Taylor, Brown has been helming the project solo since 2012. He now joins respected Berlin-based imprint Rekids with two inspired productions. 'Odessa Calling' is a mysterious track with hypnotic synths, mesmerising pads and enigmatic vocals that combine together to create a celestial aesthetic. On the flipside, 'Numbers Station' continues with the otherworldly feel employing shimmering percussion that wanders alongside a brooding bassline for a well refined finish to the package.

Killer Doublepack With Rmxs By Milton Jackson, Roberto Rodriguez, Einzelkind, Johan Ilves, Francois Dubois, Terry Lee Brown Jr. , Manuel Tur, Neil Qiugley !!!

Balkan Tribe, the two traveller sounds thorugh the angle of an Unknown tchek artists wishing to keep his music anonymous. Underground Cirkus Sound ! Hide your chickens away... because we might be intown some day !

UC Beatz releases his first LP Mosaic Grooves. A limited vinyl press at first, and a record that sees him work in new ideas alongside his much loved usual style.