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Cockney Lama infuses bumping basslines, sampled vocals, catchy chords, tight percussion and a whole lot of love. Following the ethos of the label he blends the right amount of old skool vibes to sit this perfectly on the right side of the 90's bar. No gimmicks, just pure house vibes that groove for days.

At Sneaky we are very pleased to welcome G.Markus. What can we say about him Not much apart from the fact that he makes super groovy old-skool house beats like not many can these days. Spreading perverted twistedness mixed with great classic housey vocals, 'Smoking Hut' will be how your dance floor will end up when you play this record out.

Recently also known for releasing great re-edits on Soul Clap records and as part of S.H.A.G Edits VA on Roots for Bloom.

What else can we say Well, not much, really. G insisted on having a clause on the contract that clearly states that his true identity shall not be revealed. All we can say is that he's a real mofo and that you'd be better off listening to his music instead of to this silly banter

Laurant Garnier - Cool House release!
Scuba - 4 Stars !
Skream - 4 Stars, will support!
DJ Sneaky - Good Stuff.
Jacques Renault - Smoking Hut is catchy gonna test it out for sure ,)
OOFT! - Smoking Hut for me :)
Ellie Eidelman - you guys keep introducing me to great music from artist i dont know. keep it coming.
Laurent Nash - 4 Excellent House tracks ! I will play them for sure. FULL SUPPORT !
Neil Quigley - Another very nice EP from Sneaky - consistently good!
Joyce Muniz (Exploited) - Thanks for the great music!
Patrick Zigon - Smoking Hut is Great!
Terrence Chong - Really liking the vibe on Smoking Hut!
Silk 86 - Smoking Hut, nice raw floaty vibe.
Denite - Very nice record. Nice tracks all of them!
Iain Taylor (Rejekts / Sankeys / Space Ibiza) - Smoking Hut is dope. Thanks x
Paul Bongoloid - Great ep. Deep house at its finest. Sounding very old school. Will feature on both my radio shows.

Finally Hydergine joins the Knotweed Records family! Hydergine (aka Roberto Corizzo) is a techno producer from Southern Italy. He is best known for producing raw dub techno, and has come up with a string of fantastic releases in the last 3 years on labels such as Separate Skills and Ranges.We have been talking to each other since the early days of Knotweed Records, trying to find the right tracks for the label. Roberto approached us at the beginning of the year with some tracks that were a bit "different" than his usual productions: he was experimenting, and we liked it a lot. That's how the Gamma Experiments E.P. was born.The A side of the Gamma Experiments E.P. is a heavy atmospheric techno bomb. Both tracks on the B side have more an acid feeling to them, incorporating weird arps, rawness and pad trips.Enjoy the ride!

"Humans are driven to explore the unknown"..
"Human space exploration helps to address fundamental questions about our place in the Universe".
This ep was inspired by the mysteries of outer space, 3 tracks that will make you move and understand ... vinyl only !

Melokolektiv's French roots stay firmly put in Blame', his first release as a one man project.
Opening track Blame is a steady tech groove exploration that fits both the dancefloor and late-evening downtime. A mumbling vocal helps build up a slowly ascending tension that lingers on til the end of the track. Children of Alep' starts off on a tribal note, as blunt percussion pads intertwine with solemn bells, but soon delves into the deep tech territory. Punctuated by gritty riffs
and synths, all the initial elements are stripped off and the bassline remains the centerpiece.
Sei A, Scottish producer known for his affinity for bass, injects the track with plenty of bounce. Sub bass bits mix with rattling low end synths, giving the remix an electric feel.
Bass is the key word for the final track as well. Magnetic Woods is filled with raw techno power infused through gripping bass and a minimalist structure. Percussion pounds heavily throughout the full length of the track, while dramatic synth pads set a
very energetic tone.

Ten Years Behind the Scenes - An Anniversary Celebration Keeping anything alive for a decade is worthy of a kudos-but when it comes to club culture and dance music, 10 years is an admirable milestone indeed. For Indigo Raw, it represents another opportunity to bring in the left-field, high-grade dance inducers. And this time, the raison d'etre of the labels tenth anniversary release is a certain infamous duo known as Midnight Operator. Centered around the eponymous creation by Nathan and Mathew Jonson, Behind the Scenes EP is an ode to the kind of off-kilter, moody techno the pair have become infamous for. And on this particular occasion, we're taken for a journey in more than one sense. Equipped with a classic Jonson bass line and a scant little phrase that carries the track all the way through the end, Behind the Scenes is a lesson in transmutation. Sombre beginnings undergo a gradual shift into dancier, sunnier territory-until we are left with the impression that we've tuned into a channel that runs all the way through hills and past Martian wildlife. From dark to light, the brothers lift a veil to reveal a resolutely ecstatic piece of work. One that, in arriving at a very different place from where it sets out, earns all eight minutes of its wandering. In continuation of the jubilee excursion for this anniversary release, reworks of the flagship track have come in from across the globe. From south of the equator, AtomTM delivers an assertive piece that takes the darkest aspects of the Midnight Operator original and, with the help of a relentless stream of stabs and a sped-up beat, brings them into the spotlight. Meanwhile, Nerosky-as in Nerone(indigo Raw label partner) & Fosky-makes their debut with a piece collaborated in the confines of a smoky Catalan studio.

MOTHER RECORDINGS is on a fine run of form in 2016, and now keeping up that high grade house pressure is boss man NHAN SOLO. He serves up two top tracks for this latest EP and is sure to win many new fans as a result.

Selected Feedback:
MARK KNIGHT - This is massive... Big up Mother Recordings!
RICHY AHMED - Magic Land has a nice feel to it!
RIVA STARR - Nice release, Thanks!
STACEY PULLEN - Cool thanks!
PAUL C & PAOLO MARTINI - Nice one!...Thanks
KAROTTE - The Dub works super for me.
MAT.JOE - Headshop is dope, thanks!
SUPERLOVER - Hands up for Headshop!
DAVID KENO - Funky one.
JOYCE MUNIZ - Headshop is nice!

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"Marco Carola SUPPORTED! That says is it all!''

Christian B & Lavvy Levan return with the second instalment of their 'Sounds from the Den' series on Friday Fox Recordings. This latest vinyl 4-tracker picks up where Vol.1 left off and continues to explore the outer reaches of the house genre, kicking off with the massive 'Weak' from Fatty Mombassa which combines Fatty's now trademark spoken word against a ferociously infectious disco influenced groove. South Africa's Rudi Botha & Miggza return with a looped-funk affair in the form of 'People Come Together'. Rob Slac delves deep into the dark recesses of a tech-style groove with the deliciously sultry 'Lonesome Butterfly'. The package is completed by the upfront sound of Kieron Ayres 'What Must I Do'.

The recording seal that runs the Spanish producer Alberto Pascual, Ex Aequo, releases its sixth work.

In this Various Artists EP we come across four tracks, where the sounds speak by themselves, they meet and fail to meet up, they twist and reinforce until its limit. These are sounds that hypnotize, but always preserving a genuine identity for every track. It's
rare to find an EP with the strength of composition such as the piece before us.

A1. Jnks - Dome: a track that hypnotize from beginning to end thanks to its crafted synthesised sound that despite its minimalist approach, gets to fill the space, the one which hardly glimpse gaps due to its overwhelming kicks. It's pure adrenalin on the
dance floor.

A2. Another Librarian - Book002: when the bass drum raw opaque techno, occasionally wrong timing, run into the torn ambient, the one with sounds that seem to scratch
begging for a way out, the one that follows that rhythm guided by hi-hat that grow and tune in a minimalist key. Then and only then, at that very moment, was born a track like Book002

b1. Pascual - Deuce: brilliant track increases the EP rotations that play with the listener's minds because of the excellent use of the synthesised sounds and the textures that circle as if they were a buzzing, they stir, disappear and appear over and
over again. If we separate its structure, we'll find that every sound is suitable for the motion of a different part of the body. The kicks boom and move your feet, the synths fly around your head, the open hi-hats that demand a constant arm flapping. Some
beats that meet in a music ecstasy.

b2. Hironori - Takahashi Angelist: there are many people that think that the present and the future of techno go through tracks with Angelist features. Dark and noise, inheriting the most strict ambient, but with the rhythmic harmony than only a techno
track can give. Its strengths is based on the impulse of a single musical note which is modified in different frequencies along the whole theme, a very productive way to accompany several atmospheres, to originate split minds, to recall freedom. A perfect
track made of agonizing sounds. We come to an end with this track.

Happy that this EP will finally be released as Alex Mine & D-Deck's - Opus was one of the tracks which made the crowd go crazy when I played it at Time Warp for the first time. And - Lost" with its funky beat and trippy vocal was already supported from Carl Cox in his radio show. I hope you enjoy that musical journey from Alex including the great remix by Alberto Ruiz!

"I lose my mind, I am lost inside... (Monika Kruse)

The 20th edition of the Gynoid LTD series sees Coeter, Ixel and Jeff Rushin join forces to bring the heat. On the A side Coeter delivers two club certainties by way of 'Static' and 'Rain'.
On the flip Ixel remixes 'Rain' taking it deeper into the morning, whilst Jeff Rushin remixes title track 'Static' into an Industrial tinged stomper.

Electric Rescue is back on his own imprint to announce his forthcoming album on skryptom. To announce this album he propose us a wonderfull release with 2 super heros from techno with Inigo Kennedy and Zadig to remix the original abstract track Texture Shot. To push farer this great moment of techno, Electric Rescue propose an exclusive techno killer track Babylone, enjoy !

Figure is excited to present the first outing of what might soon prove to be one of techno's most promising collaborations. While Seatoc Mass' two pristinely crafted EPs have already left their mark on the label, Matrixxman has been turning heads across the scenes with his exceptionally prolific track record. Drawing upon common thoughts on futuristic themes and their respective strengths as producers from different continents, their joint effort clearly conveys one distinct approach, yet unites the seemingly opposite. Regardless of being no-nonsense dancefloor-weapons, the four tracks still brim with detail, their vibrant elements communicating playfully. On their shared EP these artists have struck a rare balance. They delicately hover between the spacious and the claustrophobic, the modern and the classic, the stern and the elated - while never losing focus of their mutual mission.

''Material X Series continues with number 5... Exclusive vinyl only tracks, limited copies''

Time for our fourth various artist release on Mumble, for which we have a few new artists joining our ever-growing family.

First of we have Fuse resident Stuart Hawkins supplying a swinging deep groover by the name Es Vedra'.

Moving on we have Mau. Who has made his mark with releases on Memoria and Bal amongst a few.

Rounding up the release is debutant Klebleev and label owner Just_Me.

Limited copies on this Materialx14 vinyl - Grab your copy for these vinyl only tunes!

Two long play groovers from Audiotheque Useful additions to your prime time collections...

Fierce rolling techno tracks with a lot of finesse on the reliable Semantica label.

Turbo Recordings is proud to present the definitive collection of remixes for "Planet E", Tiga's collaboration with Hudson Mohawke from this years No Fantasy Required LP. In fact, we're so proud and excited that we're going to jump straight into blow-by-blow trackdescriptions while the passion's hot. 01- Dense & Pika Remix Hypercolour label boss Alex Jones and Chris Spero (aka Glimpse) deliver what canresponsibly be called one of the year's biggest chart-topping smash remixes. This wasalso released on Counter Records as part of Tiga's album deal, so at worst you have aspare copy for your bomb shelter. 02- Danny Daze Polyester Mix We have been trying to get this Miami-based producer on the label for years, and thisremix is the closest we've gotten so far. Sometimes life is about compromise, and if youget enough future-italo-electro hits like this one you may be lucky enough to forget whatyou wanted in the first place. 03- Melé Remix Don't you ever dare say that Turbo doesn't care about young UK producers. Until youstop for good, we'll keep tapping talents like Melé, whose love of Brazilian beats, classichouse tracks, and trans-Atlantic hip-hop shine through on this mix. But while genre checklists are great and vital and exciting and so much of the reason we do what we do, it's the music that's the pudding you'll find your proof in.

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Vinyl only! 3 awesome Minimal-Techno-Microhouse tracks from Acanalar,

UK based DJ / Producers Benjamin Clarke & Connor Hillery.

Already supported by Rich NxT and Seb Zito.

De La Munte Records - Imprint from the heart of Romania - 001 with De La Munte team, strictly romanian grooves.

* Walton drops his third instalment on Tectonic in fine style, calling upon Japanese influences to create a truly unique sonic across both tracks in the release. Asian instrumentation meets directly head to head with the cutting edge sounds of a UK grime-techno axis to great effect.

* 'Praying Mantis' captures all the charm of a fine Japanese watercolour painting by means of some spectacular midi-harp programming. Hi-hats and detailed percussion set a shuffling pace, building the mood up before a beautiful harp section unfolds and takes over, expertly programmed by Walton to sound as if a master harpist had stepped into the room! As drums and bass join the party we have all the makings of a low-slung grimey masterpiece, both soothing and energising in a perfect zen balance.

* Flip then for 'Koto Riddim' which again brings Japanese influences to the forefront of the track. Walton programs classic sounding Japanese percussion sounds along with grunting vocal cuts and a charming flute-based melody. As the track drops, it switches into a more familiar, grime-based palette of sounds, deftly arranged for most dangerous impact.

It's been a year since Deeply Rooted record label signed the very first ep from Insolate called "The Mood Module". Taking into consideration the label foundations, namely DJ Deep, you know that there must be a substantial artistic talent to become a part of the label. Well, Insolate surely has it. Behind this name stands one of the most prominent Croatian artists in the last decade or so. Widely recognized for her work through production and dj-sets, she's been faithful to raw and head-on techno stomps.
Last year she started her own vinyl label - Out Of Place. Its a collaboration project with her soulmate Volster, who signed the first OOP release, the "Nihilist" EP. Now under Insolate name, she evoked more complex and dirtier sounds while maintaining the crisp and fluid rhythm sections.

Consisting of four individual stories, Renew is a push into dark realms of space fluctuations covered with a gloomy atmosphere. By space fluctations we mean the "Deep in The Shades" track. This atmospheric bounce gives the impression of being held in a cosmic error with a constant background pad reminder of no escape and the main synth creeping in just in time.
Title track Renew' is a more sinister piece that starts off with an electrified bass sequence that pushes forward while the decaying hats invite the impeding doom of the lead synth. When it starts to mix up with the distorted vocals it gets a dark and sinister form which goes in overdrive with the bursting 303 in the end.
"Every Word is Wrong" is basically an evolver. Sturdy rhythm, delayed low shots and dominating synth sequence that evolves throughout the track with cymbals climax that leaves almost acidic taste in your mouth. Perfect tune for early hours with the ability to push one more dance out of your feet.
First association for "Human Conductor" is probably massive and powerful sound system. It starts of with a fat drum beat shortly followed by panned and stretched hats. Soon the lead melody forms into relentless sequence with vocal stabs that goes into break and spits out pure insanity. This is nothing short of a proper techno banger.

Supported by: Dj Pete, Dj Deep, Rolando, Jeroen Search, Norman Nodge, Donor, Truncate, Drumcell, Philippe Petit, HD Substance

Sobriquet Records second release welcomes label boss Muninn to the helm, following on from his first release on Norse Projekt he delivers his take on the genre House, 2 high driven originals encompassing house and minimal grooves accompanied by Polen boss Inner who delivers his remix on Mysterious Plastic Bottle Croak.

Scott Robinson and all of his wonderful machines that go bleep (..and klack, brrrzzzzp, blip) at night have returned again to Fun in the Murky. His previous appearances have been leading up to a solo EP with material taken from recent live-sets as well as studio creations. We believe this EP is as fun for the feet as it is for the ears and everything in between. With nods to influences past and present, Scott has provided us all with four tracks that will stand-out and turn heads. It's time to jack.

2000 AND ONE (aka Dylan Hermelijn) has been on the forefront of electronic dance music since the late eighties. His pioneering vision across more than two decades of music genres now ranks him as one the most versatile, in-demand international artists, commanding weekly performances on the house, techno and tech house global club and festival circuits.

Not only recognized as a magnet for the clubbing crowds, he is also credited for championing the sounds of Amsterdam's new school DJ and producer generation and propelling the scene's visibility into the international club headlights with his six Amsterdam labels, of which he co-owns Bitten Records with Sandy Huner.

the new supersmasher by deadmau5 !!! now repressed !!!

A German cooperation. The still quite undiscovered Dircsen has delivered three diverse tracks, ready for all occasions. Credit 00, rolling stone of the east German underground club scene has taken the record to another level with his more experimental rave-ish tape-echoed remix work. Aciiieeeed time.

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Amsterdam-based producer and DJ Jeff Rushin is back for his third release on Wall Music. Already well-known in his hometown for the legendary ON AND ON events and accompanying label, Rushin had a massive year by signing to the mighty Mote Evolver for a full artist EP that dropped in September.

For his return to Wall Music, Rushin delivers a true signature track: Layers of sounds, injected with a sense of depth, warmth and energy. Bare minimalism effectively combined with blunt force. To complete the Wall Music package, techno mainstay Edit Select delivered a driving remix.

Early support comes from
Dvs1, Chris Liebing, Lucy, Dubfire, Ben Sims, Kr!z, Alan Fitzpatrick, Exium, Xhin, Tommy Four Seven, Gary Beck, Marco Bailey, Samuel l Session, Raíz ,Tracy, Flug, Giorgio Gigli, Nihad Tule, Unbalance, Jeff Dehringer, Philippe Petit, Donor, Deepbass, Ness,Arnaud le texier, Frankyeffe, Invite, Mattias Fridell, coefficient, Chris Stanford, Distale, raphael dincsoy, David Att, Ricardo Garduno, Spiros Kaloumenos, Jamie Kidd, Andres Gil, Mekas, Hours, Justin Schumacher, Synthek and more

The first of a two part 12" sampler taken from our Leftback Vol.1 mix CD featuring four previously unreleased tracks is now available in unmixed format on vinyl. The four tracks were previously featured exclusively as part of Leftback Vol.1 with the first edition including new music from Harry McCanna, DTG, Mathew Burton, Dudley Strangeways, TIJN & Liro.

Four youths are exploring unused buildings in a warehouse district when they stumble upon a lone wire running between the buildings. They follow along as it snakes between walls and under gates until they find it connected to a set of speakers. Looking over the wires they read the worn text 'AK0511' aloud. A second later, the cracked speakers begins to output an electro type beat which catches them off guard, but continues to grow louder. While it sounds good, it is still unusual and they look at each other and start to back away. Overtaken with curiosity, one of the kids runs the other way wanting to find where the wire goes....

After unanimous praise for Talker's "Battle Standards" and play from the likes of Ancient Methods, Headless Horseman, Sunil Sharpe, Mumdance, Shifted and many others, Standards & Practices returns with a powerful set of remixes from iconic UK techno artists Surgeon, Regis, and Broken English Club.

Anthony Child kicks off the proceedings with his first remix in a year, and it's one of his best to date. His version of "Battle Standard" takes the track in a radically different direction, building a hair-raising wall of sound culminating in an unforgettable melodic refrain-beautiful and brutal in classic Surgeon fashion. The A2 track is a special bonus: a Talker cut only previously available on a limited edition CD compilation. Entitled "My Favorite Color Is Gold", this is a dark and cinematic ambient take on "(Gold) Standard".

On the flip, Oliver Ho delivers a remix of DJ favorite "Snub Nose" under his Broken English Club alias. His overhaul is nothing short of remarkable - only retaining a segment of the original drum track, he adds a post-punk-esque vocal while a vicious, monotone bassline snarls underneath, sounding like it slithered off of a Big Black LP sometime around 1985. Regis closes the EP with his brilliant broken-beat take on "Battle Standard", stripping the original to its essentials for maximum dancefloor impact.

As with the label's previous EPs from Stave and Talker, this package features stunning full-color sleeve art from acclaimed graphic design studio Common Name, and a limited number are pressed on silver colored vinyl.

LTD handstamped Copies only !

The 3rd and final part includes the more rougher edition of the remixes with great fellows and friends like Al Ferox, Raphael Dincsoy, The Horrorist, Paul Birken and Saimon.

We love and release on Vinyl !

- Gary Beck 'when that kick comes in on the p.birken mix, my wine almost went flying into the roof. super, great stuff.'
- pet duo 'EBMish techno as its best! Very strong release'
- Sutter Cane 'Al Ferox & The Horrorist Remixes for me. thx'
- Phase Fatale 'Nice EP!'
- speedy j 'Thanks, will test'
- g-man akak gez varley Outstanding remixes ... awesome !'
- Alex | Advanced 'atemberaubend!!!'
- Andrew Grant Luvin it'
- Marco Bailey 'Rapha mix'
- Ethan Fawkes 'Al Ferox remix is a bomb!'
- 14anger 'Awesome, the best remixes EP.'
- frank mueller / beroshima 'whoow. this release is in your face indeed .. ponyhof dincsoy remix is my favs.. will play it . thanx for sharing :-)'
- Mijk van Dijk 'Al Ferox nimmt keine Gefangenen. Geil!'
- Dave Tarrida 'great remixes'
- A.Mochi Saimon remix is nice! Thanks'
- Misoo 'AFU always guarantees high quality techno sound!!thanks'
- Lucas Freire 'some cool stuff!'
- morel xavier 'really good!!!thx u very much'
- Patrick Kunkel 'nice'
- Al Ferox 'I'm on it ! so this is a great release ahahah'
- Diego Diaz 'Excellent'
- Luca Agnelli 'nice pack!'
- Nuria Ghia 'Thanks for the music!'
- Lukas Stern 'Raphael Dincsoy Remix for me :)'
- pascalfeos crazy collection again, thx for sending'
- Spec. 'Ponyhof Rapha Remix is m favourite.'
- Dave Simon 'The Saimon remix is very nice!'
- Manuel Lauro 'Whoaaaaaaaa'
- Jonas Kopp 'The Horrorist !'
- israel toledo Amazing release, loving all the remixes!, will play all thanx. :)'
- Alalunadevalencia radioshow 'Great ep guys, good work, Thanks!!'
- Takaaki Itoh 'In your face (Saimon Remix) is for me.'
- Martyn Hare 'Great release. Solid stuff, will def play.'
- MASA 'lovely <3'
- Alex Tolstey 'Horrorist and Salmon Remixes for me thanx! will play'
- Pablo Discobar 'Amazing !!! Top !!!'
- nihad tule 'ponyhof-mixes are cool!'
- dolby d 'full support by Dolby D'
- DID records 'another bomb package. Thank you for the music'
- L.A.W. 'This is too damn good!!'
- Mark Dynamix 'Saimon remix best'

300 copies of PERSUOL's first various artists release,
vinyl only as usual.

LTD repress!

,,first release of a new mysterious label from Düsseldorf"

Following up with the Llarose EP by JoeFarr comes a split EP with different takes on what should make you jack. Dar Embarks, a duo hailing from Chicago lay out two tracks as a precursor to more to come. Tracky and acidic Spyboss will appease the inner bleep while Zeddmore will fit and hit with the heaviest you've got. Johan Platt of Finland covers the opposite side of this EP with two attacks on jack himself. Ranttali is a throwback to Armani and ACV days of distortion and punch while Wailer slows it down and lets the swing fill the space.