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This 3 track EP can be called a classy KANN record that puts the never lost house feel into a contemporary dance robe. Once again the label boss duo convincing with a signature record.

The first release of Blind Allies is a four track musical journey from scientific electro by DVS NME and acidic trip by Lectromagnetique on one side, explosive cut from Gosub and mysterious experiment of Cosmic Force on the other side will take you away to the dark side of electro world.

Time has come for a new AdMaiora release, and this time comes from the hands of Italian Yaya, who marks his debut with the astonishing 'Kayama EP'. Hailing from Turin, Yaya is surely not a newcomer into the global house and techno scene, with appearances from Desolat to Etruria Beat and Kina Music.

He has totally earned his stripes as a reputable DJ and producer over the past few years, having also his own party in Turin called 'Savana Potente'.

In his productions he melt together all the sounds from his multicultural background, collaborating with various Italian producers and being remixed by Tini and Gel Abril to name a few, making bombs after bombs and his latest two tracker 'Kayama' is no exception.

Kicking off with the entitled track EP, serious cavernous bass meets 909 solid groove structure, whilst several females pitched and delayed vocals perfectly work together for an endless hypnotic dimension.

'Come To Me' is the perfect example of Yaya's versatility in the studio as he moves for the second original into a more melodic and trippy space where wisely selected silken pads lap upon the senses. As the track moves on, a gentle acid line joins the toughened up drums and the unpredictable b-line elevate this monster to a whole new standard.

On the flipside we have a remix from one of the men of the moment.

He needs no introduction as 2015 was his biggest year so far.

With releases from Jamie Jones' 'Hot Creation' to Adam Beyer's 'Drumcode', British long haired wAFF showed to everyone how to turn a track into a warehouse destroyer.

Stomping and heavy kicks, rolling drums and a DC-10's inspired lead are the main elements of his version of 'Kayama'.

The bouncy groove and well-chosen vocal chops definitely make of this track the next dancefloor anthem.

Limited pressing on coloured vinyl including remix by Headless Horseman.

After the stunning 'Meteor EP' (AF006 / 2017), James Shinra returns embracing his classic trademark of electro, acid braindance and addictive synth-laden tracks. 'Supernova EP' is operating in new, and uncharted ways. Classical future sound.

After establishing their Indigo Aera label over the last seven years, Amsterdam figures Jasper Wolff & Maarten Mittendorff now step up onto Delsin with a four track debut EP which includes a remix from the legendary Sterac. Jasper Wolff & Maarten Mittendorff are long time players on the Amsterdam scene as residents at De School, esteemed label bosses who have put out music by the likes of Kirk Degiorgio, Stephen Brown and Louis Haiman, and as producers with a richly atmospheric dub techno sound. Steve Rachmad aka Sterac joined the studio for the mix down of all tracks, and also provided a dub version of Tesseract. It completes a package of deep and artful techno that is laced with beautiful ambience.

The 'Sterac Dub' is now featured on the cover cd of TSUGI magazine, mixed by The Black Madonna!

Selected DJ Feedback:

Alex.Do (Dystopian):
"Outstanding. Just outstanding..."

Efdemin (Dial):
"hyperion is fantastic!"

DJ Bone (Subject Detroit):
"Excellent release. will be playing these every single gig! Hyperion is timeless. thanks"

Jonas Kopp (Tremsix / Tresor ):
"love it , thanks!"

Laurent Garnier:
"Quality is always there with them -- Will play a lot"

Sawlin (Delsin):
"love all of them. great work. "

Nick Höppner (OstGut Ton):
"Love it!"

Future Beat Alliance:
"Really Beautiful Stuff xx"

Kangding Ray (raster-noton / stroboscopic artefacts):
"really great, as usual "

Samuli Kemppi:
"Excellent release. WIll play for sure. Thank you."

Cassegrain (Arcing Seas / Infrastructure NY):
"love the hyperion and the sterac dub"

Dj Deep (Deeply Rooted House):
"excellent release, with a dope Sterac dub too!"

Vince Watson (Cocoon):
"Solid EP this...appreciate the dynamic musical input, sadly lacking in so much releases thesedays. Well done."

Fabrice Lig (Planet E/Systematic):
"Love the soundshape of Astrava, really nice work ! The other tracks are great too. Nice dub from Steve."

Pacou (Tresor):
"solid quality"

Axel Boman (Studio Barnhus):
"really trippy & nice EP! thanks!"

Zadig (Construct Re-Form):
"Nice vibe. Originals and Dub are good. thanks"

Rolando (R3 / Ostgut Ton):
"Sterac dub is the Shit!!!"

Kr!z (Token records):
"sounds fresh. hard to pick a fav."

John Osborn (Tanstaafl Records):
"great stuff"

Basic Soul Unit (Lab.our Union Creative):
"Always a fan of their work, this is nice as well. Diggin Hyperion"

Neil Landstrumm , UK shapeshifter extraordinaire , returns to Germany with a new 12" ep appropriately entitled ' Munich 72' for Snork Enterprises. If you've hung around the electronic scene for long enough his dashing figure will have crossed your path at some point. Google him if you can be arsed finding out what he's done in the past 17 years. He's spent the last 5
years recording 3 x LP's for Planet Mu records in the UK which has tickled a few bass leeches in their rave caves. He also spent last weekend at the Belgian Grand Prix eating mayonnaise and watching fast cars. Munich 72 had the best design aesthetic of any olympics but unfortunately the worst massacre. The tracks on this ep are the usual mad styles referencing UK garage with Bass Clef,Chi town footwork, glamourous peacefrog reprisals and generally stuff you wont understand. Please try. Playing live @ Fusion festival in Germany summer 2011 was a highlight and showcased the currrent Landstrumm sound much to the pleasure of the excellent crowd. Top Breakers...

Oscar Mulero presents: 'Perfect Peace'. Don't expect dancefloor burners here, this time the spanish techno master goes deep and low, exploring sonic textures, low BPM grooves and the intelligent side of electronic music. Melodies, pads, drones and grooves collide in this soulful collection, conceived to be listened as a soundtrack. Oscar is not new to this sounds, in his Grey Fades To Green or Muscle and Mind albums he showcased his abilities in this field as well as with his Av projects Biolive and Monochrome. A new step in Oscar Mulero's ever growing career, showing his studio skills and music taste, far beyond his role as a fundamental techno dj.

Another exciting debut on Be As One, this time coming from a real stalwart of the German Techno scene of the past two decades, Savas Pascalidis, with a first on Be As One. With "Fading Lights EP" Savas explores shades of modern Techno while retaining his trademark classic sound throughout the 4 tracks, delivering a perfect fit between the German talented producer and the label's exciting catalogue. Techno heads, don't sleep on this.

'AUS Music follow up another solid year of releases that included both EPs and albums from their ever-expanding family with their first of 2015 - another offering from Berlin based Youandewan. Consistently modest in his ascent, Youandewan has steadily built his reputation behind releases on Secretsundaze, Hypercolour and Simple Records as well his release on AUS back in June of 2014. Leaving his astute skills to do the talking, he presents his 'Spiral Arms' EP - a sophisticated meld of deep pads, flecks of acid and no-nonsense House grooves backed up by a remix from Marquis Hawkes. The Dixon Avenue Basement Jams affiliate, Marquis Hawkes then follows up his work on Houndstooth and Créme Organisation with a rattling 90's revision of Fool Be Cool - stout percussion and circling vocal cuts build a mood that's sure to get the shutters open as AUS start the year off right

Algorithmic apparatus, dissonant strings, saxophones and twisted sounds are the elements that characterize the tracks of this release. Zavor proposes his first personal EP on Playful Science focusing his attention on the possible combination of elements and styles coming from his different musical experiences, from mixtures of jazz sounds and synthetic elements to the more marked and hypnotic rhythm.

Very excited to welcome Dimitri Monev, Deltano and Manna From Sky to the Vision Room Recordings Records family. VRV01 includes two phenomenal originals from Dimitri. On the A side includes a full length remix by Delatano and on the B side a groove remix by Manna, which is sure to move the dance floor. With both these signature sounds on one EP makes for a very special release. As always all feedback is welcome and we hope you enjoy ! Thank you for the support thus far & Cheers from Belgium

La Vie d'Artiste Music is happy to present the second EP of the label. We deliver here four funky and soulful underground tracks produced, arranged and mixed by Sebb Junior himself, with always the same dexterity and creativity in the art of sampling. Enjoy.

Floorpiece is the North Wales based vinyl only label dedicated to the deeper and minimal spectrum of House music.
For their first release the Romanian Funk E drops a 2 track EP under his Marvin Gain alias titled Gone In Roses

Skeleton kick start 2018 with the first of a series of double artist releases

Jem-One started his journey into the Drum and Bass scene during 2007 with signings to many labels such as Mac 2, 36 Hertz and Vampire Records. After a break of a few years, Jem-One is back and firmly establishing himself within the deeper, darker, underground jungle scene and is definitely one to keep your eye on. Footsteps and Frequency takes his sound down the tech steppy, hard hitting path.

Vince Rollin has been producing since 1993 and started receiving attention in 2017 after remixing the jungle classic 'Screwface' by Brainkillers, which was released on Kemet Records.

2017 also saw Vince throwing down releases on 36 Hertz and Skeleton, with a host of remixes, collabs and solo productions, finding support from some veterans of the scene. Prometheus and Symbiosis have that trademark heavyweight sound of his that shake the walls of any dancehall.

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Out with old, in with the bold... Pets prepare us for a fresh new year start with an early-ears peak at what they have in store for 2017. It starts right here with a techno maestro who - thanks to a deep stash of thoroughbred beats on Soma, Hypercolour, Echocord and Kontra - shouldn't require much of an introduction: Roberto Clementi. Resident at Harmonized - one of Italy's finest underground club institutions - here we find Roberto analysing his role at its fullest flex: the range, versatility and subtlety and the almost important need to master all shades of the night: the ability to set the scene and prepare the countdown, knowing when to play the lead and knowing how to bring things home with respect to the dancefloor who make the party every single trip. It begins with 'Avesys' in every possible way: its dubby warmth, rippling rhythmic elements and patient percussive builds (all wrapped up with soft-but-stern insistency), don't just mark the perfect tone and timbre of an on-point take off set, but also trigger the whole full-spectrum, deep space EP concept. Scene setters don't come any clearer. 'Voschod' follows with a one-way trip into space as we explore the lesser-told half of the 60s space race and the Russian's second wave manned spacecraft trips. You can almost hear the countdown as the kicks rumble beneath you and you can definitely feel the fire power and low end thrust when the full track takes off. Peaktime Clementi; guaranteed lead-taking material. Maintaining the outer planetary sensation, 'Landing A Man' spins us into gravity-free stasis with an historic homage to Kennedy's ambition to land a man on the moon. Looping up the respected president with trippy, head-turning results he utilises a drum set so wide and cliff-like you can feel the earth's orbit and gravity drawing you back to terra firma with weight and confident firmness. Bringing it home... Only to shoot you back

Unknown Label rises from the need to move away from the conventional music industry and to find a place where the music speaks for itself, where artists can go beyond their limits and fully express their potential.
Our aim is to constantly better ourselves by the continuous experimentation in the deeper side of music, delivering to you something new, real and unfiltered like a diamond in the rough.
Fifth release from Fulvio Ruffert & Gregorio Serasin with 4 tool tracks for every situation.
1x each customer, no repress

Cahoots Records continues to bring new house sound to light with respect to the past influences that have shaped it's history.  Volume 6 continues the Cahoots tradition of combining 4 striking house trax on one record. 

HOOTS006 kicks off by way of Harrison BDP, a young talent from the UK.  'Sole' packs the right amount of driving bass, spacey pads and aerial vocal moments, topped with an old school-tinged groove. 

A2 moves into firmer territory as Cahoots welcomes another U.S. artist to the roster, Jackson Ryland.  A talented producer and DJ, Jackson has performed at Cahoots Records events in New York and in his hometown of Washington, D.C. Ryland's 'Don't Rush Me' mixes a shuffling groove with hard hitting bass that tastefully challenges the routine four-to-the-floor flow.

Heat Vibes raises the temperature on the B-side with some raw and heavy house straight from Mexico City. 'Mind Rek' conjures up mind-blowing bass and drums that only Heat Vibes can deliver. The track's use of distorted sounds and straight-forward rhythms dish out serious attitude. 

Volume 6 closes out on a high note as Cahoots welcomes its first NYC artist, Greco. A talented producer and DJ, Greco has performed at Cahoots parties in NYC and maintains a busy touring schedule with gigs around the US and abroad. Greco's 'Dub In This Life' merges organ stabs, sweeping synths and a jacking groove with an old school New York flair.

special color vinyl 180g !

Emanton (Dann Abala) is an Argentinian producer, electronic musician and thereminist. After studying with synth maestro Ernesto Romeo, Dann began producing under Emanton and also has an experimental alias as Turvia. Here we have what Emanton perfectly describes as "hard esoteric/mystical/ mega darkness sound". Four dark and pounding tracks with leanings toward industrial in uences and maintaining a consistently propulsive sound-design techno vibe. Carefully crafted with a diverse spread of analog gear/synths and modular instruments. Absolutely perfect example of the Transfusions aesthetic.

Kontext, Cyberworm, Diagram aka Abstract Elements, and Melotronics. With this release WOW Signal Records presents a modern view on bass/electronic music, from Future Garage and Dub Techno to Techstep and Leftfield Drum & Bass. These genres are united by uniform deep sound of the planet's breath in our heads. We even release it on vinyl, intent on spreading the music that make us vibe with other bass lovers the world over.

After their highly acclaimed new moon - Kerberos which was the legendary number #100 of the Systematic catalogue Stephan Bodzin and Marc Romboy return with one of their biggest track ever, - Atlas !
The package of remixers couldn´t be more massive: Diynamic´s wonder boys Adriatique, Innervision´s André Lodemann and Running Back/Permanent Vacation future disco super duo Tuff City Kids!
Be quick, there is only a strictly limited edition of 500!

After last year's track Garrol on the Paerels compilation for island trips, Tammo Hesselink aka Melatonin Man is back with Cruise Control Love. The title track is a ravey disco jam, based around an acidic bass-line, that soundtracked many of our afterhours already. The B-side sees the release of 2 newer cuts - Breaky beats and trancy melodies of this young talent with much more to come.

New release on Vault Series with 2 tracks by Subjected, head behind the label, and 2 tracks by Escape To Mars, who runs Modul.

"The first part of our limited edit series. Four obscure electronic edits pressed on a 12 plus a digital bonus track. Look out for part two following later this year".

Ramon Zenker & Oliver Bondzio aka Hardfloor the german acid duo with their first release on Suspected. Hardfloor will survive!

* After its debut with 00X, the Italian based Techno Record label Dlbm. is back with a six tracker EP composed by their owners D-Leria and Beat Movement.
As they promised, the EP recalls Oldschool sounds on the textured backing; inspired by the sounds of the Detroit Techno masters like Jeff Mills, Surgeon, Fanon Flowers and Regis, the trio offers music around 140bpm and for the first time the apparition of two tracks composed by the union of their minds as Dlbm.

The label has been already supported in many Festivals Like 'Movement Festival' in Detroit by Detroit Techno Militia, and at 'Awakenings Festival' by Matrixxman as well as supported and played by Abstract Division, Matrixxman, Answer Code Request, Pfirter, Ryuji Takeuchi, Perc, Paula Temple, The Advent, Florian Meindl, Zadig, 2000 and One, Benjamin Damage, Sleeparchive, Eric Cloutier, drumcell, DVS1 DJ Hyperactive, Endlec, Arnaud Le Texier, I/Y, Marcell Dettman, Etapp Kyle, Rebekah, REKA, Xhin (Official), Cio D'Or, NX1, Pinion, MTD, Container Radio - Radio Kaos Italy

(3LP + CD. triple pack with full colour outer & inner sleeves) Floorplan is already well known as Robert Hood's house outlet, which this year evolves into a family affair with co-production alongside his daughter, Lyric.

"We live in a world filled with adversity, The key to surviving and even thriving in this era of uncertainty is knowing how to walk in victory. The truth is we are more than conquerors. We are VICTORIOUS." Floorplan

Floorplan is already well known as Robert Hood's house outlet, which this year evolves into a family affair with co-production alongside his daughter, Lyric. 'Victorious' is the second Floorplan album and follow-up to 2013's 'Paradise' which spawned 'Let's Ride, 'Baby Baby' and the massive 'Never Grow Old'. The new album itself is preceded by the double-headed single 'Music' / 'Tell You No Lie'.

As Robert once again extends his minimal techno sound via his 'Paradigm Shift' project on Dekmantel, he also returns his focus to house, disco, funk and gospel to the Floorplan show, which now takes a surprising twist. Having watched her father DJ the world over from the shadows and numerous appearances in the Floorplan DJ set Lyric Hood comes centre-stage alongside her father.

"Hear my soul speak, is the only way I can describe the way I feel about Floorplan, (Victorious) music is in my soul, my blood, I eat and sleep beats, music, rhythms, it's in my DNA. So Please, HEAR MY SOUL SPEAK." Lyric Hood

The Floorplan project first came to light in 1996 when Hood used it to announce his Drama imprint with the highly sought after 'Funky Souls' EP (subsequently re-issued by Rush Hour in 2010). Lying dormant for over a decade, the late 2000's saw a revitalized Hood re-establish Floorplan into what may well now be his most widely known musical outlet. This year, with his daughter making Floorplan a family affair, the duo's 'Victorious' album is primed to set the world's dancefloors alight.

Launching with the heady house swirl of 'Spin', Robert and Lyric then drop the deeper stylings of lead single 'Music' which builds into a hypnotic, bass-driven anthem. Picking up on Hood's trademark razor-sharp percussion 'The Heavens & The Earth' brings the Bible to the floor (with added funk) and 'Good Thang' shows the strong influence of Chicago as a simple refrain turns into a house missile from the pulpit!

'He Can Save You' continues the Chicago/Gospel theme but with a more driving techno edge whilst 'Mmm Hmm Hmm' marries powerful chords to trumpets, dynamic bass, booty refrains and skilful sampling creating yet another hands up anthem. 'Ha Ya' has that stripped back minimal feel we all know and love and perhaps the closest we get to touch on the classic Hood sound whilst 'Tell You No Lie' is pure, un-adulterated disco-string drenched fun(k) and already tearing down dancefloors as we speak.

'Push On' takes us back to the tight, knife-edged percussion of Chicago's house vanguard, reminding of the tougher sounds of DJ International and DJ Deeon, DJ Funk and Boo Williams. 'They Can Tell' kicks in with a no-nonsense, foot stomping kick drum as Floorplan chop up the vocal refrain into what becomes the main hook of the track and finally 'Sun In the Sky' brings the disco back with yet another string-laden anthem to bring the Floorplan show to a fittingly, uplifting end.

Sundance presents two extended track.This is one part of the project Beautiful Days

After his collaboration with Adam Beyer Joseph Capriati teams up with Flavio Folco for the second Redimension with a fully analogue production in the studio. A wide range of sounds taking you deeper into their idea of space, dimension and possible destinations. Joseph's creativity received a new drive from the collaboration with the emerging talent Flavio Folco whose musical roots range from Jazz to Hip Hop and Acid House. Their studio sessions in Barcelona and Flavio's openings sets at Capriati's shows gave both of them the chance to get to know each other on a deeper musical level which turned into an unexpected and dynamic EP.

For its 52th release, Be As One has picked the rising Italian talent Marco Faraone, with a 4 tracks EP, that showcases different takes of Marco's approach to Techno. The EP title track 'Restrictions' opens the 12 with a dark, fast-paced groove and hypnotic vocal, a real treat for the authentic Techno players. With 'Day 20 Marco ravels into the Dub Techno forest, with classic Dub elements that set the tone to a deeper mood. 'Voices From The Sea' follows up with a more festive approach, a big room anthem that keeps the dark vibe on the release. For the vinyl heads, an exclusive treat for the 12 its 'Early Morning", getting a due vinyl pressing after being featured exclusively on the 2013 live compilation by Shlomi Aber.

As part of M-Plant's 20th Anniversary, it's the perfect time for Robert Hood to re-visit one of his other decisive monikers, Monobox. As Robert Hood stated in his "Fireside Chat" for RBMA Radio: "Monobox was an alien project. I read this book when I was probably around 13 or 14. It was this ominous black box that came from some other universe, and it was just sort of hovering over the planet, over a cornfield somewhere. After maybe a few weeks it began to open up and objects and these creatures from another world began to emerge from this box. The whole thing about Monobox was that it was an alien life form. To approach minimalism from an alien futuristic perspective." (Click here to hear the rest of the interview With the 'Realm', 'Downtown' and 'Population' 12"s released on M-Plant between 1996 and 2001, followed by 'Molecule' for the French label, Logistic in 2003 it's been some time since Hood has delivered any new Monobox cuts but with M-Plant's 20 year celebrations well under way he re-introduces us with the tracks 'Film' and 'Rectangle'. The deep and melodious tones of 'Film' are beautifully offset by the tougher machine groove of 'Rectangle', with both tracks conveying the hypnotic minimalist approach of Hood's otherworldly Monobox sound.

Robert Hood continues the M-Plant mission with this brand new two-track release: 'Obey / Resurrection'. experimentations with a minimal sound he has been exploring and developing since the early Nineties. killer dancefloor tracks !!