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The label Raro proudly presents the fourth vinyl release called "Motel Mera" EP from Russian musician and producer Pavel Iudin. The release includes three original works in the genre of the modern house. The remix was presented by the Chilean producer and musician Felipe Venegas

On side A the whole Grandi Successi album, on side B: OTO club tracks reworked by tech-house masters Bassa Clan. Digital download code enclosed."Grandi Successi" is a project by Angelo Sindaco and Maurizio Carli Moretti with guests like Raime drummer Valentina Magaletti, Soft Moon Matteo Vallicelli, impro-avant combo Starfuckers, Jonathan
Clancy (singer of His Clancyness) plus contemporary artist Claudio Corsello and writer-performer Emidio Clementi. A true post techno masterpiece! For the lovers of Silent servant, Ancient Method, Mick Wills, Vatican Shadow, Demdike Stare, Basic Channel, Sandwell Districtic, Raime. Angelo Sindaco started producing electronic industrial music on tape in the mid '80 and dark techno during the nineties, releasing albums for ACV, Minus Habens, Eukatech and more. He has been the first techno dj in Bologna (Italy) at Link Club sharing decks with Underground Resistance, Aphex Twin, Theo Parrish and many others.Maurizio Carli Moretti started djing in 1981 opening for Killing Joke and Contorsions acts and then performing in clubs and art galleries mixing dark wave and electronic music.

Honey Butter Records serves up it's first round of wax with their 4 track VA 'Club Flamingo'. On 'this side' you'll first hear the mesmerizing sounds of the UK based producer, Swales, warmly welcoming you with a grand piano & one sticky vocal in Pushin' Away. If you let the needle run you'll surely end up near our capital, which our homie Ari Bald is based. Best known for his moonshining (pun intended) house. Hot 2 Cold is a 909 laced 4/4 honey stomper and will surely serve your peak hours. Flipping the record will land you somewhere in France with Sable Blanc's dreamy yet creamy house track Musique d'Ascenseur. Perfectly cut samples, freshly rolled drums & voila! bon appetite. Eben Rees wraps up this double sided honey dripper with his Dirty Dishes. And it starts with a hi-hat. All love storys do right

Our new publication comes from two new young members of the Delude Records family. We present the first Various Artists - Connected Ep.
The A side of this vinyl is taken by FEYSER, a young producer guy from the Ukraine. His titles - First Concept and - Audio Control are strong atmospheric techno tunes for every time.

The B side is sponsored by the lovely MALICE, a young Djane and producer from Germany. She produced for labels like Spielstaub and Teja. Her motto is - Straight Techno from Germany - only vinyl .
The track - Radium is just a straight techno bomb and is also remixed on this vinyl by TOM ALMEX.

New year, new start and a long overdue introduction of some female sensibilities into the Slow Motion stable. System Olympia hails from Calabria and was formerly part of London based Royalty. You know the drill by now, tear jerking synths, chest crushing bass and that indefinable slow-motion disco swagger that we have made all our own. Dance floor, after party, headphones, locked groove tools - we got it covered.

* The first Technimatic release since their breathtaking 'Better Perspective' sophomore album of last year, 'Technimatic Remixed' is a collection of some their greatest work to date brought kicking into 2017 by some of Pete & Andy's favourite producers of now. Break, Alix Perez, Fracture, Was A Be and LSB all feature giving their own personal takes on some already seminal Technimatic moments.

* We have never had a remix project of our work so this is a really fun one for us. You kind of get scared but excited at the same time as you wait for each track to come back! But all the guys on this project are guys we admire and respect greatly so we knew they would deliver the goods. 'Bristol' was just made for Break to do, we'd actually earmarked that one a couple of years ago for him. LSB is just on fire with his work at the moment, Alix we've loved since before we joined Shogun, Fracture was our only choice on 'Trigger Warning' as he's just the don for that sound and we've been really impressed by new Shogun family members Was A Be.

* Also we felt we'd like to contribute something to the project so we picked one of our favourite tunes with Lucy Kitchen and gave it a little sprucing up. The 'Night Vision VIP' has been doing damage in our sets for months now so we felt it rounded the EP off nicely. We hope you guys enjoy it as much as we have been!' Technimatic

Radio
14th Aug - Friction - BBC Radio 1 - World Premiere & Friction Fire: Bristol (Break Remix)
21st Aug - Friction - BBC Radio 1 - World Premiere: Parallel ft. Zara Kershaw (LSB Remix)
28th Aug - Friction - BBC Radio 1 - World Premiere: Hold On A While ft. Jono McCleery (Alix Perez Remix)
*More TBC*

Comprehensive promo campaign to seek specialist radio including but not limited to, Friction, Eddy Temple Morris, Annie Mac, Zane Lowe, Julie Adunega, Phil Taggart, Mistajam, Hospital Records Podcast, D&BA Podcast and many more.

* Print
*More TBC*

* Online
21st Aug - UKF - Online World Premiere: Parallel ft. Zara Kershaw (LSB Remix)
28th Aug - XLR8R - Online World Premiere: Hold On A While ft. Jono McCleery (Alix Perez Remix)
*More TBC*

Full online service to further targets: Mixmag, Liquicity, DJ Mag,Hyponik, Hit The Floor, Inverted, Less Than 3, Beatport, Mixmag Brazil, Magnetic Mag, Ninja Ninja, DnB HQ, D&B Dojo, Broken Culture, BassOrDeath, Phuture Labs, Sky TV (Soccer AM etc), EDM Chicago, House Of Coxhead, In Reach, Your EDM

* Club / DJ Support
10th Aug - VIP mail out
17th Aug - General club mail out
Target to over 400 key DJs and tastemakers on the Shogun Audio mailing list including but not limited to Shy FX, London Electricity, Andy C, Goldie, Calyx & Teebee, Friction, Alix Perez, SpectraSoul, Rockwell, Technimatic, Bailey, Breakage, Danny Byrd, Roni Size, LTJ Bukem, Fabio & Grooverider, High Contrast, Lenzman, Camo & Krooked, Skream, Sub Focus, Zinc plus many others

With over a decade of crate digging behind him, Antigone — real name Antonin Jeanson — has woven the techno canon deep into his sound. But yet, Jeanson is less of a scholar than a renegade when it comes to traditions. Rather than sticking apropos to the rules, he has always found himself pushing up against them. Following a flurry of releases stretching over half decade, 2015 saw Jeanson first appearing on Token for 'Cantor Dust'. This masterful double EP stretched his ambitions even further, and cemented his credentials as a producer. Indeed, the same is still true in 2016, which finds Jeanson at his most accomplished yet.

'Night Adrift' opens Saudade with an unapologetic heaviness. Every single pulse of this track hits the floor like it's a punchbag. Here, Jeanson showcases the physical quality at the root of his sound. In this regard, it's important not to divorce his sound from its live context. After all, this is music to move to, and Jeanson always has this in mind. 'Hiraeth', by contrast closes the EP with a mysterious uncertainty. Harmonic elements swell and emerge throughout, but they exist only in passing before snapping out of earshot. The title, 'Hiraeth', is a Welsh word with no direct translation to English. But roughly translates as "a homesickness for a home you cannot return to, or that never was".

Furthermore, the title of the EP itself, Saudade has a similar reading. 'Saudade' is a Portuguese word that refers to a deep melancholic longing. On this release, it's as if Jeanson is recalling a distant memory, but allowing only fragments to reemerge. The result is an EP that is both wistful and dreamlike. But despite the ethereal territory of Jeanson's music, to think of it as completely unstuck from time and place would be a mistake. His understanding of the genre, and how it functions, comes through loud and clear with every beat.
Feedback:
Luke Slater: Lovely.
Rodhad: "night adrift is cool! i also like the other track. deep vibe. really good ep
Scuba: Amazing, thanks.
Sigha: 10/10
Boddika: Nice (:
Paula Temple: Two great tracks, thank you, Will play.
Oscar Mulero: Support. Loving 'Night Adrift' Will play. Thx!
Tommy Four Seven: Super slick techno. Support.
Ancient Methods: I like the droney sounds in 'Night Adrift'.
Perc: I like the A-side track. Will get played when I get the chance to do longer sets.
Ben Sims: B side wins for me, thanks!!
Inigo Kennedy: Been hammering 'Night Adrift' for a while now. Amazing dense music. Excellent EP from Antigone.
DJ Deep: Nice reléase!
DJ Pete: Great new flavoured tracks.
Jonas Kopp: 'Hiraeth' for me , thanks.
Svreca: Specially feeling 'Night Adrift'. Support.
Drumcell: I'm really digging 'Night Adrift' great track with a tastefully refined groove.
Truncate: Quality tunes, thanks.
Developer: Dope reléase. Will play, thanks!
Etapp Kyle: 'Hiraeth' is amazing!
Ed Davenport / Inland: Powerful, dark work! A-side is strong.
Cassegrain: Both really nice, 'Night Adrift' prob the fave here thanks.
Eomac: 'Nigh Adrift' for me! Thanks.
DJ Bone: Very good release here. Will play. Thanks.
Dax J: Both tracks are huge, will be playing, thanks!
Zadig: Very strong tracks. 'Hiraeth' is my fav. Interesting as always with Antigone !!
Psyk: Great reléase. Thanks.
Tripeo: Straight in the bag as always!
Pfirter: Antigone always delivers, support!
Jeroen Search: Yes!
Alex.Do: 'Hiraeth' is super deep. Thanks a lot.
Distant Echoes: Great EP, support.
Tensal: Big!! I will play sure,thanks!
P.E.A.R.L.: I like both of them! Thanks : )
Eric Cloutier: The b-side is definitely the pick for me, but I'm feeling like the a-side will grow on me. Another killer Antigone release!!!
Marco Zenker: Dope record. Thanks for the promo.
DJ Hyperactive: Sick tracks..... will def play both...!
Reeko: 'Night Adrift' for me, thanks!!
Heiko Laux: Proper Techno here. Great Release.
Samuli Kemppi: Really solid release from Antigone. Will play both. Thanks!
Dimi Angelis: Nice EP. like them both.
Aiken: Music speaks itself...congrats and of course thanks for this!!
Takaaki Itoh: Both tracks are good. Sure to play.
Arnaud Le Texier: Great tracks! I will play them. Thanks.
Rivet: Groovy rhythm work on a-side, nice.

This sixth Ctrls record for key Token component Troels B-Knudsen sees the Danish producer continue to supply the Belgian label with a mechanical sound distinct from his counterparts Inigo Kennedy and Ø (Phase). Formally a drum and bass producer, Ctrls has fully embraced the old school, high-tempo aesthetic Token has long championed, and this three-track Users 12" provides the label with a fresh slab of non-conformist beats designed to fuel the industrial club night. It supplies the Ghent-based operation with its first opus of 2015 which follows a resolute 12 months that saw label owner Kr!z release records by hardened UK techno devotees Surgeon and Makaton, to collaborations by Christian Wünsch and Oscar Mulero and Ancient Methods and Rich Oddie, to Inigo Kennedy's first album for Token and the Aphelion compilation featuring music from Lucy, Rødhåd, Planetary Assault Systems, James Ruskin and Karenn.

Since his debut record in 2012, Ctrls has continually manufactured a high intensity style of minimal techno that combines super-sized beats, basslines and synths to create something so ferocious few techno imprints other than Token could handle. Both "Externalizer" and "Incoming Data" draw inspiration from the same acidic synth-line which is made to fit the rock solid 4/4 beat of the former and the frenetic rhythms of the latter. "The Disparates" on the other hand focuses its attention on box cutting percussion and a caustic vamp of synthetic stabs wrapped in a thin layer of industrial atmospheres. For more of the unrelenting sound Token forever purports, Ctrls delivers yet three more high grade, heavy hitting sessions of unrelenting techno you won't find anywhere else.

Psychedelic Nimbly Gentrification Escape

repressed !!

After the success of Einzelkind's break out release on Fantastic Friends, we decided to bring it back by delivering two solid renditions from label head honcho, Nicolas Duvoisin, and Martin Aquino. Stay Fantastic, Enjoy!

Chris Wood : Yes!
Dachshund : nice remixes!!
Dj Gogo : Nicolas Duvoisin Remix is fantastic! Will play this for sure.
Gel Abril : great ep here and super remix by my boy Nico!
Jey Kurmis : Duvoisin remix has got cool stamped all over it! Nice
Lets Dance : For Let's Dance radioshow...
Maximiljan : Good Remixes! like both here, thx!
Nils Twachtmann : dirtybird remix is a bomb!
Paco Osuna : Will try thanks
Patryk Molinari : Strong remixes! Like Nico´s rework...will def play
Werner Neidermeier : good remixes. like the subby aquino mix

Mechanisms Industries reemerges from the Tape Studio to welcome the return of Fanon Flowers with "Track Modes 4". The fourth installment of the Track Modes series. Two tracks of pure dark, metallic modern Techno. Relentless and unforgiving tracks designed to destroy the dance floor. Dropping later in 2016: Fanon Flowers "Track Modes 3" reissue in vinyl and digital format including a remix by Don Williams on A.R.T.less Records Berlin.

Few artists have made such an undeniable impression on Token as London based Ashley Burchett, aka Ø (Phase). Since debuting on the label in 2006, Burchett has scarcely looked back, releasing an impressive slew of EPs as well as his meticulously crafted debut LP Frames of Reference all via Token. His latest release, the 'Tunnel Vision/Internal Conflict' 12" captures perfectly the grainy, oddball approach which has garnered Burchett's productions so much attention in recent years. Following pounding releases by Makaton and Ctrls, as well as the Aphelion compilation on which Burchett featured, 'Tunnel Vision/Internal Conflict' shows a flair and originality rarely matched.

There is little concession made for patient build-ups across the release, 'Tunnel Vision' for example surging forward with pummelling low-end and jagged percussion right from its opening. The track operates at whirlwind speeds, so much so that the combination of Burchett's twirling, ethereal chords and steadily intensifying percussive work is almost overwhelming. 'Internal Conflict (Acts 1-3)' on the other hand flirts with a more old-school brand of techno. Reverberating drum machines cut sharply alongside the incessant stomp of 4/4 kicks, a tortured acid-riff chugging forward relentlessly.

This is techno for the small hours - frantically paced, disorientating and charged with adrenaline. Burchett has maintained fiercely consistent standards as a producer across his assorted releases, and this latest EP for Token is no different - crafting dancefloor techno which is both captivating and hypnotic.

(180 gr triple LP incl. CD) Only 2 years after the critically acclaimed 'Frames Of Reference', Ashley Burchett aka Ø (Phase)now presents his sophomore album 'Alone In Time'
Take a look over Ashley Burchett's back catalogue and you'll find the Greater London resident has played an understated yet influential role in purporting British techno. Fifteen years ago Burchett's prevailing Ø (Phase)project debuted on Sheree Rashit and Steve Bicknell's Cosmic Recordings before providing Cosmic ID with its final record in 2002, and since 2007 Burchett's helped mould and define the sound of Token by becoming the label's marquee artist.

In 2013 the Belgian imprint finally coaxed the debut album from Ø (Phase), Frames Of Reference, described in Tony Naylor's 4/5 review for Resident Advisor as, "a techno album of real imagination and depth that, when it needs to be, is brutally functional." Almost two years since its release Ø (Phase)is back with Alone In Time, his second studio album which adds to the continuous slew of unrivalled long players Token has put out of late. Token spreads the 11-tracks on Alone In Time across three heavy weight discs, and the music further demonstrates Burchett's deft skill in linear arrangements shaped to fit the warehouse frame, while painting a colourful, Detroit influenced side to his productions yet to really be heard to this extent before.

This uncharted sound of Ø (Phase)can be found in tracks like "Remote", the album's homage to electro, to the jittery, alien grooves of "Spacialize", "Mo¦del" and "Nep-tune". There's big room domination on productions like "Orbitron" and "R-Mash", while the album's title-track is a journey through Burchett's conceptual references to cosmology, time and isolation. Burchett explains, "it was always an intention to make another album and now just felt like the right time. Life moves on, we change and grow. As lessons get learned and ideas form, the desire to express them gradually manifests."

Furthermore, Burchett adds, "Frames Of Reference was about overcoming personal struggles and challenges, while Alone In Time is more forward facing." With an extensive back catalogue in his wake, Ø (Phase)has become a relied source for the discerning techno DJ and these new, expertly crafted club cuts add to his ever-expanding pool of productions for selectors to choose from, and it's clear, if the bouncing rhythm of "Blind Eye" and orchestral epic of "The Maze" is anything to go by, Ø (Phase)isn't only head strong, but standing tall.

"A CELEBRATION OF 5 YEARS INDIGO ÆRA"

Over the course of the past five years, Amsterdam based label Indigo Aera has evolved in to one of the most trustworthy and respected contemporary Detroit techno labels around.

Apart from new music that's mostly analog based and highly energetic, head honchos Maarten Mittendorff en Jasper Wolff decent to the vaults of early day, soul-searching techno regularly, digging up forgotten gems to re-issue them with modern quality standards. Esteemed artists like Stephen Brown, Skudge, Steve Rachmad, Antigone, Louis Haiman and Kirk DeGiorgio all contributed to Indigo Aera, and there's more to come.

The Lost Archives Special consists of unreleased tracks from absolute legends, to music that has never been released in a physical form before, to fresh compositions of techno's most talented contemporary artists.

Phase strikes back after 'Binary Opposition' and does it with ease.
Two tracks, two different sides of the spectrum. One takes you to the sun, the other one to the dark side of the moon. Astral travelling at it's best.

Mote-Evolver welcomes back Psyk (aka Manuel Años) after his strong label debut release, Distane. For his second Mote-Evolver release, Psyk delivers yet another standout effort with four tool-oriented tracks of clean, tight, yet powerful minimalistic approach.

The title track "Arcade" that opens the EP contrasts high-energy thumping drumbeat with a hypnotic layer of syncopated rhythm. Its movement and development is subtle and organic, yet at the same time skillfully elevating the energy with joining clapping beat and hi-hats. Following "Surface" will stay in your mind with its obsessive singularity of monotone balanced with the groove of muted heavy beat. It's a moody number that grabs the listeners' attention with certain tenacity that stays throughout the track.

One might find B-side of Arcade EP slightly funkier; "Intern" is meshed with lighter elements like beeping sounds and clapping, providing the refreshing vibe to the EP. However the carefully crafted dynamic and the simple, pure, and fun personality of "Intern" assures that it's no less powerful tool for the dancefloor. The last track "Somewhere" is perhaps the grooviest track of Arcade EP, thanks to the deep dark dubby bass that's setting the tone properly from the very beginning. Psyk combines and tames energy into a relaxed atmosphere for "Somewhere", giving a breathing room for emotion that draws you deeply into the euphoric moment. With Arcade EP, Psyk is clearly not shying away from showcasing his skills of honing the diverse mood and texture of techno that are highly functional.


FEEDBACK
early support from:

ADAM BEYER / TRUESOUL, MAD EYE, DRUMCODE: BIG!
ROLANDO / OSTGUT TON: Psyk comes through again! All 4 tracks will get plenty of plays from me!!!
BRENDON MOELLER / ECHOLOGIST (STEADFAST): simple and effective techno weapons
RYAN ELLIOTT / SPECTRAL SOUND: Nice EP!
PÄR GRINDVIK: thanks! arcade and surface for me
SCANMODE / DJ MAG SPAIN: amazing works
STRAY LANDINGS: psyk is a firm favourite over here at Stray Landings. Already have a contributor primed for a review! thanks a lot, really great ep!

Zizkov is the name of a certain shady Prague neighbourhood, where fox experienced a lot of happy, and at the same time sad moments. Favourite place on Earth.

vinyl only !

After last years 'Vector Projection EP', there just had to be a follow up at some point. Oscar Mulero & Christian Wünsch continue on the same path with this new 'Kinematics Equations EP'. The recipe stays the same: 4 spacey but powerful cuts, straight for the floor. Stellar.

Vinyl Only, Hand stamped
Atmospheric Minimal Dub Techno And House Tracks By Lucid Soul, Andrea Senatore and Ruff Stuff

Concluding his debut album Champagne Palestine, van Abbe presents 4 new Visions on his VANABBE04.
Ben Sims: more quality from a.v.a, great stuff. thx!
Laurent Garnier: I Like this a lot
Dj Deep: SUPER STRONG TRACKS
Kirk Degiorgio: loving this EP!
Simian Mobile Disco: This is excellent
Intalex / Trevino: Big fan ere. nice vibes
Randomer: 1 & 3 absolutely sick
Developer: Pushing grooves ! downloading thanks
Kangding Ray: Love Vision 03
Rene Passet: Longing for a kick never felt so good as on Vision 1
Simon Whight: This is great. Obviously techno but not going hell for leather. The sounds are so personal, intimate. Invites you right in and keeps you there

Re-Press comes in Black Vinyl.....It's summer, friends. Smile and don't take yourself too seriously !! A free download code for the whole EP is enclosed to this vinyl !!!Like on his recent "Rueffel EP" ALEC TRONIQ had fun whith real whistling, playing guitars and making lotta noises on his own in "Pimpernuckel". "KKrock" is a remix for KONRAD KUECHENMEISTER, who is globetrotting with his awesome one man live show. "Mumpitz" is a collaboration with Alec's boogie fellows Schoebel & Meusel. A fresh'n'sunny remix is made by PURPLE DISCO MACHINE who already delivered great remixes e.g. for Raumakustik, but is better known as STEREOFUNK who worked for Bonaparte, Electro Ferris from Deichkind, Fukkk Offf, Philipp Poisel and many more.

Brendon Moeller finds himself entangled in the Plan B matrix for his next release which includes remixes from Spider & Phil Moffa! Don't sleep on this!

DJ T-1000 drops 4 classic hard-edged cuts of pure Detroit Techno on Third Ear. Born and raised in Detroit and based in Berlin DJ T-1000 is Alan Oldham, owner of Detroit labels Generator and Pure Sonik, and a gifted Techno DJ. Also an accomplished graphic illustrator, known globally for his iconic artwork for Djax-Up-Beats, +8 Records, Transmat, Astralwerks and many other electronic music labels, including Third Ear. Alan did the artwork for The Defenders Of The Deep House World ep curated by Mike Huckaby, and he has done the artwork for his Third Ear ep also.

1x white + 1x black vinyl !
Ligovksoi's new EP with remixes by Peder Mannerfelt, Abdulla Rashim, Polar Inertia and HBT. The duo Ligovskoi, between Bruxelles and Paris, has come up with five new pieces, bringing their craft to a whole new level. Their condensed and moving soundscapes are now heightened by narrative compositions and constructions. (Cross and Lethe for instance, will drag you down several routes...) Their hybrid sound-design and detuned, infra-thin arpeggios now also integrate free improvisations and breathtaking, melodramatic moments. (take a shot at Aures for example) Enjoy

Pure Techno Bomb!
Dark, excessive and apocalyptical sounds such as the spheres of Mescaline. Including a fat, delusional remix by Drumloch, label owner of Pragmatik Recordings.

Route 8 back to his techno project Q3A dropping some heavy grooving tracks! A year after his last release on Delsin, the talented Hungarian producer is back with four more cuts of techno and electro excellence, club tracks that ooze atmosphere and intriguing details. The Nameless Place kicks off with a tense and tangled techno track that is urgent and slick as is hurries on through damp underground caverns. The Very End of You completely flips the script and is a slow motion bit of dub. With only sparse kick drums, the focus is on the cavernous pads that smear in huge arcs as watery droplets and heavenly chords add to the brain soothing effect. Temple of Retribution is back to techno, this time with loose, jumbled percussion and clipped drums cantering along at high speed. Again it's roomy stuff with no real edge, the Deva Station drops into house mode, wriggling drums and distant vocal cries finished off with some classic Detroit keys. It's a high tech, soulful track that closes out a diverse and devastating EP.

With the summer coming to an end, Andre Crom presents 2 dark and moody cuts between techno and house to return to the club dancefloor's.

In "Destiny", a syncopated kick & tom groove lays the foundation, while spacy tops build tension, which is resolved by breaks featuring the looped and heavily effected lead vocal.

TRACE7000, known of Turbo Records, delivers an exceptional remix, a funky groove with a broken beat "live percussion" feel, using an extended part of the vocal and an epic breakdown, this remix has proven to be an exceptional dancefloor weapon and true "standout track".

"Fulfilled"features similar ingredients as "Destiny", but uses a more linear groove, and stays instrumental, making this a very universal dancefloor tool.

Happy to announce the third Kling Klong release from Christian Hornbostel. This EP contains 3 really different original clubbangers plus one remix from Terminal M artist Skober. Label owners Martin Eyerer & Rainer Weichhold are curious to learn which track you prefer.

Michael Klein has ventured into his own world with his brand new imprint: BLK DRP.

With BLK DRP Michael wants to showcase his passion for the sounds of the underground while supporting each release with a feature of remixes and collaborations with artists who are constantly inspiring him.

Michael debuts the label with a dubby and dark techno piece called 'Signal Response' which sees the hot new Belgian talent Amelie Lens delivering a massive peak time, Techno stormer. The B-side, 'In Focus'
is defined by trippy stabs running on a broken beat and LA based production duo Raiz transformed this into a unique, jackin bomb the Droid Behavior co-founders are known for.

A grand return once again to both Deep Moves and music in general for Parris Mitchell. We are proud and honoured to present Juke Joints Vol Two with three brand new original tracks from the Chicago legend, his first new material since 1997! Record comes as a special marble/splatter vinyl with plastic sleeve. Essential & highly recommended!

3 deep house bangers plus Dave Ellsemere pours out a sweet remix of one of BV Black's most popular trax, "Black2dc".

The 10th release from the Düsseldorf based label Gua Ltd.
This 2 x 12inch V.A, contains 6 tracks with various genres.
From now we continue with 500 limited copies & no repress as always.

With its next release, the ever evolving Moon Harbour kicks off a great new Various Artist EP series entitled Orbiter. With the aim of showcasing both newcomers and established label acts alike, the first one features great new music from associates like Detlef and Lewis Boardman, as well as from newbie collaborators Zlatnichi &
Joey Daniel and the returning Andrea Oliva, who debuted on the 2014 Inhouse compilation.

Detlef, who debuted on the label in 2013 and also worked with Material and VIVa, goes first with the fun and playful 'I Am Freddy.' It has busy synths darting about like a child with ADHD as well as rooted drums and crisp hits. Bass kills and smart samples add dynamism to the whole thing and as a result it is sure to send 'floors wild. One of the newer additions to the label family is UK star Lewis Boardman, long time Circus resident and underground stalwart. His excellently chunky tech funk offering 'Don't Stop' is a high pressure cut with thick drums that lock you in, trippy little synth riffs and nerve jangling chords that really keep you on your toes.

On the flip, Swiss tech house titan Andrea Oliva has been kicking out the jams on labels like Cadenza and Hive Audio for years. He is a perfect fit for the label so makes his overdue return here with 'Whasa Whasa,' an infectious and tribal number with well treated vocals layered up over flappy snares, loopy kicks and fist umping
grooves. Last but not least Sarajevo's Zlatnichi & Rotterdam's Joey Daniel here work together on 'Is That Jackson', a deliciously deep and rolling affair with smooth pads, tumbling hits and broody atmospheres that warm your mind, body and soul. It rounds out a fulsome new EP from Moon Harbour and starts the Orbiter series in real style.

Rooted Series is back with another various artists release.
Side A comes with Rainer from Half Baked and bodyparts records and a collaboration between label boss Bolumar and Pablo Marco from Cadenza and Fathers & Sons.
Side B comes with Dakpa from Mulen and usual in the label and the talent Jam' On from Newfact Music as always Vinyl Only!

**Transparent blue wax with fold-over artwork in poly sleeve. Edition of 300, includes instant download of the full album** Beppu (The Boats) ratchets the industrial levels on the second part of an album trilogy that started with 'Coercion' in 2014. With 'Persuasion' he allows the machines to lead the compositional process, letting himself be taken into the red by unrelenting, Vainio-style noise pulses and four-to-the-floor kicks with rail-gun 16ths side-chained to near-oblivion with a bone-head momentum. Sonically, we can trace the record's roots back thru the narky grooves of Spanish industrialists, Esplendor Geometrico, while the album name and track titles pay tribute to J.A.C. Brown's book on brainwashing, 'Techniques of Persuasion' (1963), with names and notions like 'Institutional Neurosis' or 'Subliminal Perception' firmly backed up by spirit-crushing drums and vicious synthetic atmospheres. It stomps on the fine line between anger and catharsis, freeform atonality and melodic sleight of hand. RIYL Shapednoise, AnD, Throbbing Gristle, Esplendor Geometrico, Pan Sonic.