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Expanded Edition of Regis' long out of print game-changing debut album.
The Brummie techno blueprint
Re-built from original stems & includes new studio versions and
unreleased sequences
New reworked artwork (original featured the Twin Towers
photographed in 1996)
2LP remastered and cut by Matt Colton.

For the 21st anniversary of Regis' pivotal debut album, the Brum techno overlord has remade the scene of the crime from original stems and salvaged 8-tracks tapes. The unyielding results
effectively present a doctored version of his seminal - some may say game-changing - record,featuring new studio versions and unreleased sequences. It's basically a stronger, fitter version of
his most prized LP, loaded with sounds as brutally functional as the city which birthed them,
Originally recorded in September 1996 in Room 406, Digbeth, Birmingham aka Scorn's studio - sandwiched between Tony De Vit and Broadcast's recording spaces - Regis used 1 drum machine, 1 synth, and 1 FX unit to nail home a back-to-basics approach to techno; one inspired as much by the direct immediacy of Chicago house as the febrile DJ sets of Jeff Mills, but also drawing a crucial X factor from his background as a bit of hooligan, with form in a number of post-industrial, EBM and
punk units.
When Gymnastics first hit the 'floor it was considered shocking anathema to the swell of manicured, proggy arrangements which were by then dominating the spotlight of British dance in clubs and the media. It was loopy, stripped to the bone and shark-eyed, always moving forward and without the faintest recourse to melody or harmony - simply revelling in the gnashing tension and swerve of raw, clattering drum machines and monophonic synth jabs. Big Beat or trance it fucking well wasn't. 21 years later its lip-biting force is now felt stronger than ever. From the grumbling refusal of We Said No and the austere wall-banger Allies that boot off the album, thru the 16th note nag of Translation to the rictus jag of Sand and The Black Freighter's metallic bite, this is timeless, primal dance music that still causes friction wherever it's deployed.
James Brown is dead. Long live Regis.

"The Existence" is likely the most functional track we have yet heard from Andre Crom's recent series of solo EP's. A tight drum groove, a rolling, modulating acid bassline, eerie synth pads and a spaced out vocal create a mixture that's sure to fill any dancefloor.

Oliver Deutschmann, well known from countless gigs in clubs and on festivals all over the world and releases on labels like Vidab, Soma or Mobilee, reworks the parts towards a stricter functional techno approach, clearly giving proof to his roots with his "adopted home" Berghain.

"Vanishing" completes the EP with a dark and moody acid trip.

Ecstatic reprise the line-up of Not Waving and Pye Corner Audio's Intercepts (2014) collaboration, along with the crucial addition of Silent Servant, for a faultless dancefloor session prizing one peach per artist on a lurid neon yellow plate. DJs and dancers can trust they are in very safe hands with exclusive, deadly material supplied by all three operators, which also doubles up as a showcase for their incoming joint US tour dates.
Catching each producer at the apex of their respective games, they demonstrate the difference between original forms and their idiosyncratic, modern antecedents in alternately optimised and
augmented distillations of EBM, acid, and techno, using finely honed instincts to parse the best bits from each style and leave the rest to rot.
Not Waving sets the example with a twanging and typically irregular disarrangement of EBM robo-funk, railing a lean and potent stripe of clambering machine pulses and barely-harnessed
arpeggios with fragments of anti-racism activist Jane Elliot that lend it a recontextualised, determined impetus.
Martin Jenkins aka The Head Technician aka Pye Corner Audio follows with a slowly tempered, supple piece of analogue magick, coaxing out a sublime twine of helical basslines and a soaring
top line of the rarest kind, one completely destined to trigger stunned and loved-up reactions in the right situations.
And the best is yet to come with Silent Servant's impeccable B-side, tallying his first release of original material in 2017 with a sleek signature turn of fine-tuned 5/4 techno powered by nagging EBM bass and spaced out within a morphing sound sphere, with intercepted narrator who becomes fully revealed into the dramatic climax.

The 04AM A-side contains two South-African 80's Bubblegum tracks, revamped by young dj and producer Perdu. He provided the tracks with delicate intros and rearranged them with new percussion, synths and deeper basslines. On the flip Afrobot delivers two kind of New Beat cuts, making the originals more abstract by some heavy chopping, reducing the amount of samples used, and adding disco breaks to the track Jungle. Handstamped with another drawing by Frank Koedood.

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Moon Harbour is delighted to welcome German-Turk Butch for its next EP, a scintillating two track full of the prolific producer's usual dance floor clout. A fine remix from Stereo Tension boss Ellroy finishes the package off in style.

Butch is something of a music making machine: over the last ten years he has turned out more tha 50 EPs and two albums. Often marrying house and techno with freaky after party vibes, he has
collaborated with the likes of Ricardo Villalobos, runs his own label Bouq and has released on man others including Visionquest, Drumcode and Play It Say It. This latest EP is not his first time on Mo
Harbour, of course, because last year he worked with Gel Abril on the mighty Juice Machine.

Opening up the EP is 'El Camion,' a rich and bubbly nine minute opus with muttered vocals adding intrigue to a supple and rubbery groove. Bird sounds and vocal calls, colourful synth daubs and
sunny day stylings all make this a hypnotic affair that is perfect for open air parties, terraces and summer shindigs.

Remixing this one is Ukraine born, Canadian based Ellroy, a producer who often has his tracks played by the likes of Marco Carola and Reboot. He releases them on his own Stereo Tension and
here flips the original into a more turbocharged and direct version with expansive pads, blasts of bass and busy claps and toms that are loose and funky. It's another winner designed to make a bi
impact.

Last but not least, Butch's 'Vente Con Papi' is another playful and inventive groove filled with quirk drums and off kilter sounds, woodpecker percussion and whispered vocals. It is humid, fulsome an
the sort of charming track that will have whole 'floors under its woozy and intoxicating spell in no time.

All three tracks here are perfect bits of dancing dynamite that will have crowds all over the world going wild.

Bas Amro remix of Marco V's classic track Simulated..... Silk screen cover, UV printed B-side, vinyl-only!

In 2010 DimbiDeep Music initiated by Matthias Springer and Oliver Roos started with the first release "Morgennebel EP" by M. Rahn into a special journey of ambient and dub techno soundscapes, surrounded by a lot of delays, noises and reverbs. Just seven 12" records and about thirty digital releases later it is time to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the Diametral sublabel. Therfor a special compilation with selected artists will be split on two coloured vinyl releases, the first part with exclusive tracks by Dave Marian, Subset, Volunteer and Narcotic 303. Enjoy this trip a be prepared for more!

Der Berliner Sommer steht vor der Tür - seit einigen Tagen bricht die Sonne wieder durch die Berliner Dächer und verwandelt die Stadt in einen urbanen Dschungel. Der Sommer ist unsere Lieblingsjahreszeit - nicht zuletzt wegen der durchtanzten Nächte in Berlins Open Air Clubs - bis zum Sonnenaufgang. about:berlin vol.17 liefert den perfekten Soundtrack dazu.Der Hauptstädter Alle Farben spricht uns direkt in aus der Seele: We got everything we need in our neighboorhood«. Ab zum Späti, dann weiter zum nächsten Club -»Open your Eyes« von Sam Feldt feat. Hook'n'Sling begleitet uns auf der nächtlichen Wanderung vom Straußberger Platz zum RAW Gelände.Das Open Air Feeling ist in ganz Berlin zu spüren. about:berlin vol:17 schickt euch die passenden Momentaufnahmen dieser besonderen Stimmung: frische Tracks von Nico Santos feat. Broiler, Ofenbach, Alok oder Junge Junge verführen dich zum Tanzen, Trinken, Chillen und Wachbleiben bis zum nächsten Tag. Hol dir den Berliner Sommer nach Hause mit den neusten Tracks von Petit Biscuit, Wankelmut, Milky Chance, Joachim Pastor, Felix Jaehn und vielen mehr. - direkt aus den Berliner Clubs.

Following on from the success of Frankyeffe album TRENTA, Frankye decided to involve other artists to its productions, this fact that we are presenting will be the SECOND part of the album Remixes that continue to give life to this wonderful album.
In this ep there are four artists who remixed Crazy Man - Come On - Trenta and Creepy Mind

Mauro Picotto, is a legendary name in the world techno music. Signing his first remix for Riot for one the most important tracks of Trenta, Crazy Man.
A remix is space of rhythm and energy, a sound that takes us straight into summer. It 'a great pleasure and honor to have a name like that of Mauro Picotto on Riot.

Luigi Madonna remixed Come On, Luigi now is one of the most talented young Italian techno producer in the world, coming from Drumcode and a strong friendship with Frankyeffe created a really lethal remix for the dancefloor !!

Rob Hes, remixed Trenta, the remix is very cool and the groove is fantastic that will have beautiful impact at first listen.

Reinier Zonnveled, has already made 2 ep on Riot and now has remixed "Creepy Mind", stellar atmospheres, the remix impressed us. It has a perfect also on the dance floor in a festival and in a club.

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Murky, hypnotic rhythms from the north on a highly limited 100 press 12".

It has taken seventeen very carefully curated years, but Moon Harbour now hits release number 100 in some style. Matthias Tanzmann's label has actually put out around 150 EPs, albums and compilations, but the 100th vinyl release is a special family affair with key artists Dan Drastic & Sven Tasnadi, Luna City Express, Daniel Stefanik and the boss himself all featuring. This fine EP, then, confirms the now very grown up label is still young and exciting at heart.

There have been many highlights over the years, and the underlying philosophy of the label has always been to progress slowly but surely. To that end it has help make the careers of many artists, unearthed exciting new talents and showcased some fine underground heroes at the same time.

First up is the man who started it all, Matthias Tanzmann. His 'Mahoney Baloney' is a seductive seven minutes of teasing tech house. Bubbly synth sounds percolate up through the dry, hollowed out drums, odd spoken word vocals add freakiness and the all-important bass is warm and rubbery. Party starting but in subtle ways, it is a typical bomb from this long time master.

Label manager Dan Drastic and regular musical sparring partner Sven Tasnadi then come together for 'Tastic', a deep but cavernous track that sucks you right in. It builds and builds to become a slick dance floor pumper with trippy vocal yelps and warm, colourful chords that sooth the soul. Playful and smartly incendiary, it is a surefire dance floor weapon.

Label mainstays Luna City Express then offer a more peak time cut with vamping synths, frazzled pads and discordant stabs that bring real wonky dynamism to the rooted kick drums. It's one to get the crowd up on their toes and sweating as it twists and turns for the absorbing duration.

Last of all, master of intricacy Daniel Stefanik keeps things tight with his nicely coiled drums bringing a real sense of house funk to the EP. Restless and bouncy, killer drum loops and skewed chords all ensure you cannot fail to get swept up and carried away.

With these four varied yet vital cuts, Moon Harbour perfectly encapsulates what has made the label so essential over the last 100 releases.

VOITAX returns with the label's ninth release - four cuts of stark, futuristic techno. Bringing together throbbing, hard-edged funk and tripped-out sound design, "run your mouth" is both a unique, and timeless take on the industrial techno sound, and one that is guaranteed to decimate the floor.

Ravage is proud to present the Hyperborean Land EP by the upcoming French duo As Patria. This release marks the third instalment in their White Series label. The A1 and B1 contain two sensitive and mesmerizing productions, portraying the distinctive As Patria sound. The A2 and B2 consist of two mind-bending versions, presented by French wave producer In Aeternam Vale. These versions are quite similar, but are both a piece of art in their own way. DJ FEEDBACK early support from Behzad & Amarou: DOPE !!! Full Support 4 my homies. Svreca / Semantica: Solid 12". Original tracks and both versions from In Aeternam Vale are nice. Full support. Remco Beekwilder: Fantastic deep and mental stuff ! Ness: Great one, really enjoyed! Thank you.
Void / L'ombre sur la mesure: Perfectly executed Ambient-infused analog Techno excursions.
Opuswerk: Excellent EP. Hard to pick a favorite, but maybe Scheria Coast stands out best for me.
A.Mochi: Hyperborean is amazing! Thanks.
Quail / Soma: Cool tracks! Nice deep & dark vibes. Thanks.
GoldFFinch: Really into A1, moody and powerful ! Thanks.
30drop: Nice pack! Specially the original tracks. Thanks for the music!
John Osborn / TANSTAAFL: The V1 remix is KILLER.
Volte-Face: Right up my strasse. The remixes are great.
Marco Bailey: Will check and play.
Kristian / Ame: Thanks.
Thomas Hessler: Nice one! Thank you!
Orde Meikle / Soma + Slam: Great tunes.
Pacou / Tresor: Very good job, thanks.
Leghau: Great release, both original tracks are massive, thanks.
Truncate: Trippy.
Ctrls: Super classy. In Aeternam Vale versions and Scheria Coast for me. Thanks!
Joseph Capriati: Downloading for Joseph Capriati, thanks!
Ancient Methods: Strong In Aeternam Vale versions, will play V2 for sure.
Takaaki Itoh: All tracks are great.
Arnaud Le Texier: Hyperborean original for me. Thx.
Donor: Really into all of these. Playing for sure.
Sigha: Absolutely wonderful release, many thanks!
Adam X: Aeternam Vale mix is for me.
Mark Henning: Digging the 1st remix!
Emma Blake / Apeiron Crew: Great remixes.
Richie Hawtin: Downloaded for Richie Hawtin.
Kwartz: The whole EP is amazing, thanks!
BNJMN: Impressive stuff, thanks.
Z.I.P.P.O: Nice work, I'm really into both original tracks + V1!
Marcel Heese: Great trips. Thanks!
Mr. Jones II: Like the vibe and groove in Scheria Coast.
Benjamin Damage: Very nice.
Henning Baer: Scheria Coast for me!
Norman Nodge: Great tracks! Have a slight preference for V2.
Ilario Alicante: Downloading for Ilario Alicante, thanks for the music!
Matrixxman: Gorgeous.
Antonio De Angelis: THANK YOU !
Dave Miller / Abstract Division: Thanks, nice release!!
Tensal: Nice stuff, original tracks favs here, thx!
Sandrien / De School: Oui! Like the whole EP, thanks.
Artefakt: Originals really stand out, solid EP.
Etapp Kyle: Thanks.
Post Scriptum: Will play this thanks.
Deepbass: Quality release, love it.
Doka: Ace!! Very sick EP. Thank you guys.
Jeff Rushin: Great guys!
Limo: Will sure play A side thanks.
Robert Lamart: Scheria Coast & Hyperborean (In Aeternam Vale V2) my favs here. Support! Thx.
South London Ordnance: Dope.
Joachim Spieth: Will try the original versions.
Exium / Kessell: Good stuff, thanks.
Denise Rabe: Good work! :)
Chris Liebing: Thanks!
Samuli Kemppi: Scheria Coast for me! Brilliant.
Angel Molina: Will play Hyperborean original, not really into the other 3 tracks, thanks anyway.
IORI: Very nice!
REKA / TRESOR: I like Hyperborean original and remix. Cool deep trip!
Radio Slave: Hypo-viber!
Distant Echoes: Great release, all tracks are good.
Aiken / Timeline / Non Series / Semantica: So good this EP!!
P.E.A.R.L.: Scheria Coast for me, thx!
Ben Gibson / Dyad: Scheria Coast is amazing - thank you.
Chris Stanford: In Aeternam Vale V2 for me!
Francois X: Quelle Famille Bordeaux Lyon La sainte Patrie Full Support.
Hydergine: Solid and hallucinatory tracks. Thanks!
Tommy Four Seven: Dope.
Yac / I/Y: Will def play, solid all around.
Press: Matt Unicomb / Resident Advisor: Thx

Release with a blast on Riot Recordings which, just like every release of a certain level, demands the need for the quintessential format: the vinyl. Riot 37 will be composed by the collection of excellent remixes of four tracks included in the album Trenta' by Frankyeffe. The full album has taken everyone by surprise confirming the record label as a great and consistent certainty within the 'scene'. Cisco The Advent & Ricardo Industrialyzer put their hands on Crazy Man' taking the track towards their individual techno dimension, truly a floor banger which leaves one without the chance to breath. On a darker note is Go away from here' featuring miss Klaudia Gawlas who gives the track an old school feel bringing back to memory the Germany of the early nineties, when the word techno only meant one thing. A Psychedelic-deep vision from Clint Stewart who, remixing Dragon Flying, welcomes Frankyeffe's 'Dragonfly' into specific mind fields that can only be crossed after a certain time of the day, food for thought. The fourth and last track, when I was a child', is left to the care of the duo Macronism who have constructed a distinctive groove around the original main riff. Their remix is taken by the hand and guided by a raising synth which, throughout the track, never lets the listeners put their feet back on the soil of Planet Earth.
RIOT 37: 4 remixes of 4 tracks which will take you on 4 different journeys, all of them, undoubtably, in first class

New artist Gert P loads up his debut 12" for Earwiggle !
Earwiggle is the techno label from Sunil Sharpe

A new artist on Earwiggle, Gert P loads up his debut 12". Harking back to the glory days of German/Dutch hardcore techno - Gert explores this sound in a modern context, recalibrating to a more 'regular' tempo, and zoning in on some of the key ingredients. Hoovers, barking dogs and raw acid are put through their paces over four tracks that move from dark ('Takke') to happy ('Loopjongen'). For fans of The Mover / PCP, DJ Gizmo, K.N.O.R. Records and more. Hakke!

This January Istanbul's finest Roit Recordings drops German legend Herb LF's latest EP, contributed by Clone's Arttu with a remix.

Roit Recordings warms up for 2017 with another quality vinyl release, this time coming from Herb LF. The imprint run by Ave Astra (who was lately featured on Bicep's podcast series) is building a reputation for dropping forward-thinking, club-friendly electronic music. The label is building its own sound, mixing deep and dubby melodies with more disco/house-tuned grooves and has been getting support all over the world by the likes of Bicep, MCDE, Ivan Smagghe, Moscoman, Groove Armada and more.

Their latest output perfectly showcases their musical approach. Herb LF's 'OBERHEIMER EP' includes 3 original cuts and a remix coming from Jack For Daze's Arttu. The German producer has been making music for the past 20 years, always delivering high quality analogue-sounding dance music. His 3 new tracks are a mixture of stomping grooves, intricate arp melodies, deep basslines and dreamy atmospheres. There are many influences in these 3 original tracks, making this a really heterogeneous release: from the totally disco 'Von Zeit zu Zeit seh' ich den Alten gern' and the wobbly - bassy 'A Little Dub' to the relentless late-night killer 'Oberheimer'. The 4th cut in the release is the outstanding Arttu's remix, already backed up by Ivan Smagghe, Jef K and more.

Roit Recording's latest release 'OBERHEIMER EP' coming from Herb LF is out in January 2017 on vinyl.

Closing the end of 2016 and Blueprint's 20th anniversary year is a new Blueprint Ltd release by R.A.S.P.

Going straight for the jugular with their 'Deployment' EP, we're given four tracks of twisted beats and cutting-edge techno to mark their Blueprint debut.

Whether it's the dancefloor destruction of 'Deployed', delving into the deep sonic depths of 'Fortified', the sensitive touch of dark melody in 'Insert Point', or the speckled electronic groove of 'Strong Hold', the EP underlines another stunning year of releases for the label and its sister imprint.

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A much needed re-issue of this modern acid classic from Rrose on his newly formed (and already hitting hard) label - Eaux.
The original Sandwell version (SD19) is now deleted so here we present the same tracks in a new format with the same monster sound !

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Visionquest have made a big impact in their first two releases on the imprint from Seth Troxler, Ryan Crosson, Lee Curtiss and Shaun Reeves. Now they fill up the dancefloor with light on 'Dark Song' EP from the compelling Tale Of Us.

MindTrip presents MT12, which sees two young Argentinian techno producers - Alderaan & Mental Resonance - joining forces to create the Man from Earth EP. This record features 3 outstanding, original tracks and an explosive remix from MindTrip's fulcrum, Pfirter. Right from the start, this release brims with menace and intent with Man from Earth 1, an unabated, dogged and single minded experiment in contrasting restfulness with forcefulness. Man from Earth 2 is a fathomless, enigmatic exploration of the trippiest of techno. This deep cut provides a welcome ebb to proceedings but is by no means a compromise in any shape, manner or form, as it builds with furious intensity. Opening the B side - just when you thought it was safe to look behind you - Pfirter's reworks Man from Earth 3, tweaking the yet unreleased original and making full use of his exceptional knack of creating tracks engineered fairly and squarely with the dancefloor in mind. Expect this cut to do serious damage on dancefloors all over the globe. Man From Earth 4 is simply an undulating exercise in messing with the listener's mind. It is unfaltering and unapologetic in its quest to pull you into its dark void.

Chris Moss Acid returns to Don't for a follow up to last year's 'The Acid That Ate Bournemouth' with 4 tracks of blistering proportions. 'The Joker' is a twisted and squelchy hard nosed House/Techno hybrid that punches through a sound system, while 'Pumped Up MF' nestles coyly between Ghetto/Booty and Acid with a suggestive bassline ripping things apart. On the flip, more mayhem with 'DP Acid' which is as derranged as they come before the EP closes in magnificent style with 'Elektra', Electro's answer to Bohemian Rhapsody.

Part 4 of the 15 years Series !!

Berlin based producer & DJ Frag Maddin graces Definition with 'Forward' a 4 track EP with plenty of groove and power to bring the dancefloor to boil.

The title track set the tone of the EP - deep kicks and solid claps.
Frag Maddin takes the track up and down with various crescendos and vocal bits before he creates drama with dark synth-work. 'Sentience' continues with a similar feel & vibe while adding a thick bassline to tickle the dancefloor into a sweat. 'Back Up feat. Paul PM' exhibits your classic house percussion with the classic house chords under a deep vocal working together to bring the lights down and energy up. The final
track of the EP features an itchy bassline under many various pads creating a dark vibe and solid groove throughout. All in all, this EP is sure to satisfy more than a few eager listeners and puts Frag Maddin on the radar for good.

The limited vinyl releases continue their second smasher. Rody´s Amplus Initium was released as digital only as Snork56. Now, you will get them pressed on hot wax. Kniebeuge which is a real mainfloor monster on side a and on the flipside there will be the train to the moon. Two tracks which are a "must be on vinyl" and so also a must have!

DJ/TrackMaker in Tokyo Japan.He performed DJing house/techno/progressive house and more in his college student days and started house/techno/progressive house/ambient track productions from 2007 in earnest. He make various styles tracks while being based on the deep/melodic/spacey atmosphere.

The anonymous entity 'CHPTR' derived from undefined controlled sequences progressing into endless alienated narratives, all live recorded and captured on the eponymous label, CHPTR.

You know it's true, don't you" You know it's true, sometimes emotions can be darn unsettling and disturbing - as they flow deep down our consciousness uncovering fears, thoughts and feelings. Yes, if we're focused too much on our personal hedonistic euphorias, sometimes we lose that... It gets lost, You know it's true. You may know it's true.
Manfredi Romano aka Dj Tennis shapes this treasure, a release that is decisively out of the box, a small cathedral made of subtle shades and unusual EQ's, where ideas seduce and frighten.
That's Divisions', led by Danish singer and guitarist Jeppe Kjellberg. Who's words and voice are carefully crafted as a precious, poisoning weapon of concern and bewilderment, as it is Chirality' a deep, insistent, gelid voyage. Which distinctively in this round, We find ourselves not only with Tennis' masterful production skills but also the astounding addition of Sophie Trudeau's string work - she's been the driving force behind the string sections of legendary Canadian post-rockers Godspeed You Black Emperor, one of the most dark, cinematic and unsettling rock acts of the last decades - which really ads a poignant and visionary mood and emotions we rarely encounter and by that we can rarely breathe.
The original edits have been respectfully and creatively revisited by techno pioneer Roman Flügel, who masterfully rubs Divisions', turning it into a sensual, devious, laid down affaire. Lastly, closing the ride , the legendary English duo Plaid - true masters and innovators within the Intelligent Dance Music field- grace Chirality' with their very own touch made of alien sounds, mutant rhythm architectures, warm dynamics and heartbreaking melodic caresses that iconically represents their visions.

henrik schwarz children johannes brecht's strong vocal track freedom walks is upgraded by henrik schwarz.
maybe you have heared it at henrik's live set. debut album of johannes brecht on mule musiq is coming next spring.
stay tuned!

With this EP Best Works Records would like to pre-sent a new artist - Luis Junior. No stranger to the game!
Madrid-based Luis Junior has been a DJ and music producer for more than 20 years. In 1993 he re-leased his first 12-inches starting to build a disco-graphy of genre-defying music that pushes forever forward, designing new stylistic frameworks and breaking new artistic ground with each successive production. Luis has grown into one of the most cut-ting edge and inspiring artists in Spanish electronic music.
His versatile production skills are clearly displayed here from soulful and folkloristic influences to techno. The first track on the EP "Don't Give Up On Me" fea-tures singer Sobi Thurairatnam with sultry vocals and a stong pop-appeal.
D-Nox and Beckers tranform it into a club burner for the early hours. Floidos on the back-side is more of techno-orientated banger and with Pasion Luis Junior manages to integrate some Spanish Flamenco sounds without getting to obvious.

* Perc & Truss rework two key cuts, taken from Mumdance & Logos' debut album 'Proto' and deliver us a pair of hard-as-nails techno bangers.

* 'Move Your Body' is mutated from the hardcore-referencing original into a searing industrial belter. Perc & Truss' version makes use of distorted 808 drums and rising machine noise to ramp up the tension before eventually dropping out to the 'move your body' vocal sample and unleashing a terrorising acid line. Dancefloor killer.

* Flip for 'Hall Of Mirrors' which sees the pair re-route Mumdance & Logos' original into a 4/4 roller, peppered with metallic percussive hits and and a robotic bass riff. Hard, uncompromising techno built just the way it should be.

The hardest working men in the D bounce back with a beach vibe built around a killer sample. Remixes are by Andres, Danny J Lewis & newcomer MRJ hitting it heavy with the late night vibes.

VSN 008 and DIVISION 004 both are two EP which are both part of the Noisia LP called - Split the Atom

Alone featuring Tasha Baxter is the last single before The Upbeats LP 'Primitive Technique' is released on Vision soon. The EP also includes a remix of Alone by Fourward, the single Beyond Reality and Clamber, a collaboration with Noisia.

Float Records' first vinyl release is a fact. And what could be better then to divide it in two equal parts, where the first output reflects the second. Label owners TWR72 proudly present you 'Reflect'.

Developer kicks it off with his characteristic sound. He builds a noticeable remix with a sophisticated repetitive hook which won't leave your head. Second is Kwartz. He gains the tension right from the start with a hypnotic and haunting interpretation of the original track. No turning back on this one. The third, and original track, comes from the hands of TWR72. A slightly darker approach was their intention yet still in favor of their search for perfect simplicity. Myk Derill closes the first package with an outstanding version of Reflect. The lower frequencies burst out when you expect it the least. Myk creates a groove that raises the original track to another level.

Four to the floor. Red vinyl! Bryan Brack (Sci+Tec) delivers his futuristic techno sound on Fractal Dimension. Incl John Haden and Andrea Giuliani & Luca Rossetti Remix

Hailing from Brest in France, Clement Landrau's release showcases his talent to make hard hitting floor ready techno. A1 Andromede is a roller with a reverberant baseline and complimentary atmospheric pads while title track Vitae swirls in and out of call and answer melodic phrases, accompanied by sweet baselines.

Los Angeles based, Modularz boss Developer, who has also had previous releases on Mote-Evolver and pole recordings, delivers two different remixes of the title track Vitae. Remix 1 is based around an alternative take of one of the melodic phrases from Vitae, while Remix 2 is a more syncopated minimal based track, showcasing Developer's rhythmic flair.

support:
PFIRTER, MARCO BAILEY, WEHBBA, PAUL RITCH, ROS COSTA, ELECTRIC RESCUE, CHRIS LIEBING, ALEX BAU, EMERSON, DASHA RUSH, ILARIO ALICANTE, SUBJECTED, PIERRE DEUTSCHMANN, MARCO EFFE, SETAOS MASS, DRUMCOMPLEX, RYAN JAMES FORD, SPEC., KEITH CARNAL, AXEL KARAKASIS, XPANSUL, JOSEPH CAPRIATI, LUIGI MADONNA, MARKANTONIO, THE NOISEMAKER, RICARDO GARDUNO, 2000 AND ONE, ABSTRACT DIVISION, ROB HES, PACO OSUNA, ANGEL MOLINA, CARLO LIO, FLUG, ETAPP KYLE, SLAM, THE ADVENT, GARY BECK, SECLUDED, BENJAMIN DAMAGE, MOREL XAVIER, MARK EG, CARL CRAIG, DANNY TENAGLIA, SUBMERGE, PASCAL FEOS, NIEREICH, JAMES RUSKIN, CHARLOTTE DE WITTE, ELECTRORITES, PAPPENHEIMER

DJ and producer born in Tunisia and now based in Borås, Sweden. He's released on a handful of labels including Wallshaker, Nice & Nasty, Quadrant, Soul People Music, Selekta and Division X. His last release on Minimalsoul entitled 'Echoes Of A Revolution' went on to get a great review in De:Bug Magazine and sparked his return to Minimalsoul. Mourad now delivers (5) astonishing mediterranean flavored tracks to Minimalsoul. All tracks have their own flavor and can stand on their own in a listening or dance environment. We'd like to point out the undeniable production alongside Aaron-Carl Ragland, better known simply as Aaron-Carl, who was the founder of the Detroit-based Wallshaker Music & W.A.R.M.T.H. International Inc.. Tacotac EP is fueled with a great sense of emotion and feeling and will be an outstanding gem to any record collection.

Expanded Edition of Regis' long out of print game-changing debut album.
The Brummie techno blueprint
Re-built from original stems & includes new studio versions and
unreleased sequences
New reworked artwork (original featured the Twin Towers
photographed in 1996)
2LP remastered and cut by Matt Colton.

For the 21st anniversary of Regis' pivotal debut album, the Brum techno overlord has remade the scene of the crime from original stems and salvaged 8-tracks tapes. The unyielding results
effectively present a doctored version of his seminal - some may say game-changing - record,featuring new studio versions and unreleased sequences. It's basically a stronger, fitter version of
his most prized LP, loaded with sounds as brutally functional as the city which birthed them,
Originally recorded in September 1996 in Room 406, Digbeth, Birmingham aka Scorn's studio - sandwiched between Tony De Vit and Broadcast's recording spaces - Regis used 1 drum machine, 1 synth, and 1 FX unit to nail home a back-to-basics approach to techno; one inspired as much by the direct immediacy of Chicago house as the febrile DJ sets of Jeff Mills, but also drawing a crucial X factor from his background as a bit of hooligan, with form in a number of post-industrial, EBM and
punk units.
When Gymnastics first hit the 'floor it was considered shocking anathema to the swell of manicured, proggy arrangements which were by then dominating the spotlight of British dance in clubs and the media. It was loopy, stripped to the bone and shark-eyed, always moving forward and without the faintest recourse to melody or harmony - simply revelling in the gnashing tension and swerve of raw, clattering drum machines and monophonic synth jabs. Big Beat or trance it fucking well wasn't. 21 years later its lip-biting force is now felt stronger than ever. From the grumbling refusal of We Said No and the austere wall-banger Allies that boot off the album, thru the 16th note nag of Translation to the rictus jag of Sand and The Black Freighter's metallic bite, this is timeless, primal dance music that still causes friction wherever it's deployed.
James Brown is dead. Long live Regis.

LTD SIGNED EDITION by Super Flu !!! Gatefold Cover !

A British spaceship has to do an emergency landing in Halle. Professor Quatermass and his colleagues are able to locate the two astronauts Feliks Thielemann and Mathias Schwartz who are in a state of complete shock. There is nothing left but empty spacesuits after their fellow astronauts. However, they find the residues of a jellylike substance in their suits, and at the lab they discover that the substance is Musik 3. When checking the security tapes recovered from the space ship, the conclusion is that an alien life form has snuck on board, which is responsible for the disappearance of the two crewmembers.

Crocodile lady 3,1 is living a happy life on the alligator farm, but life as she knows it comes to an end when the huge reptile is sold to the crooked businessman Zhao who wants to eat the 8-meter long animal. Quickly she escapes captivity, but while breaking out she happens to eat a women's handbag with a million dollar inside and so a wild hunt begins.

The Special Forces team was supposed to raid a dealer den in an apartment complex, but suddenly an unknown individual is firing shots at them through the door of another apartment. Insi fires back not knowing that the owner of an online dating site is sitting chained behind the door.

Right before the opening of the Zoo V13a the apes are infected by a mysterious zombie virus. They break out of their cages and attack the staff working in the compound. In the meantime giraffes, lions and others are infected as well. The hairy undead must by any means be kept from crossing the Zoo fences!

Interlude 13 feat. andhim

The biotech company mygut has succeeded in cloning dinosaurs, but the inevitable happens: after breaking out of the facilities, the extinct monsters spread fear and horror in the city. Ex-fireman Gabe Jacobs goes head to head with the vile creatures to save his daughter's life.

US-scientist Gausa is in Scotland to prove that the legendary Loch Ness Monster Nessie' does not exist. He has brought the newest technical equipment for this expedition, but amongst the locals there is little enthusiasm for his project.

The orphaned kid pwf FEL lives on the streets of London. Together with his friends he picks peoples pockets for the petty crook James Hook. During a raid pwf finds a magic orb that takes him, his friends and Hook to Nimmerland.

Provincial robot K5000 wants to present his self-built machine to the genius inventor Big Weld in Robot City, but the director of the company has disappeared. Instead the company has been taken over by the nasty Ratchet and his mother, and they are scrapping all the robots that can't afford a new update. K5000 has to find Big Weld and get him back to Robot City.

Interlude 3 feat. Hauschka

While Carla is enjoying an affair with the manager Jeckel, there are unpleasant surprises waiting for them in the upcoming risk analysis. The client is Mine*you, chairman the supervisory board on Strahl AG. He wants to insure himself against the female weaknesses of his Chairwoman Katharina Brandt, but the truth is that Mine*you uses Carla to spy on Katharina.

On one of her expeditions a wolf bites nature photographer Skorr. At the New York airport she turns into a werewolf and attacks other travellers. The military is able to brutally kill the beasts and come up with an absurd plan.

Henry fooled everyone, and his life seems perfect. Only 2daBeat knows the truth. When they are caught up by the past Henry turns to his family, friends and lovers to survive, but the biggest hurdles he needs to face alone.

Feliks and Mathias are heading up to a mine in Alaska with their truck. They have brought Musik 3 with them on the trip. What they don't know: an explosion has awoken a prehistoric monster underneath the ice. The three of them will have to kill the beast.

Listen up for what you've already been waiting for! The latest Dizzy Tunes record will finally be released, sounding flash af.

Adrian Forciniti aka South Side Underground, who has been producing since the late 90's, offers a fine homage to the old school way of entertainig his audience with varying uses of his 909 and other analogue favourites.

Forciniti now delivers 4 brand new tracks for the Moustache Part 1 EP. While the A side is fully distinguished by Adrian, the B side starts with a collaboration with long time friend and producer Mikael Nybom. If there was a time to dance to music, then this time is now - so put your party hats on to get into it with these new tempting Chicago House dancefloor killers! Be sure to look for the new Dizzy Tunes release at your local record dealer!

Supported by DJ Sneak, DJ Krime, Parris Mitchell

Mastered at Schatz.Mastering.Studio