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Flavio Lodetti and Alberto Santizzo, already well known of some productions with Lars Wikinger, Mihalis Safras, Andre Crom, Toby Dreher and many more, shows us up here with there Golosina E.P. at PurePureMusic how seductive minimal can be !!! great !!!

a great 4 track ep on catalyst records (angel alanis, floorfillerz, studio nova, chris jackson, ...) !!!!

Introducing a new concept series in Bluff-world, consisting of 5 Maxi-Singles, Bluff manipulates ancient and forgotten European shellac-sounds in a harsh world of experimental House Music on the edge of danceability. 'Eminenzen 1 blasts off with 3 unusual and smart tracks with childish and sarcastic irony between the lines.

one of the biggest techno classics strikes back with real phat remix by ortin cam !!! limited 1-sided pressing !!

Ever since John Talabot released his debut single My Old School for Permanent Vacation in 2009 he has been on an ever-increasing rise as both a producer and a DJ - and as a talent you simply cannot ignore.

monster follow up of the hit single "forever" !!

Hello world ! We Still Play Records are very pleased and proud to share with you our second vinyl release. We have the very talented Michael Rosa featured on this one, accompanied by two outstanding remixes by one of the best female producer/dj's in the game Julie Marghilano and up and coming talent Synkrone ! Be sure to have this vinyl only gem in your catalog. Cheers & much love from Miami !

a new label from austia is born !!! a great ep from hard techno with electro elements to tech house sound !! check all mixes !!! this is big !!!

Deconstructed techno music. Massive sub bass drums echo as modular pistons squelch in dehumanized sufferance. Pensive visions of an industrialized planet too far gone. The third release on TEARS OF JOY (the label run by one of the members of PACIFIC HORIZONS) . Limited edition of 200.

Next one already!!! This time no peak-time electro-banger but almost a kind of a
Pop-Hit!!! Y

Substrato Records features techno veteran Edit Select on its most recent release, Points Of Contact. The EP is in line with Substrato's signature sound - stripped down hypnotic percussion with deep ties to techno's past. At the EP's outset, Edit Select layers straightforward loops into complex textures, weaving careening synth lines through skittering hi hats and driving kicks. Faction 1.1 brings the composition to a subdued close with warm, thrumming percussion that evokes a propulsive ethereality. At its fourth release, Substrato has firmly established itself as a techno label adept at driving techno with psychedelic, shamanistic impulses.

After 10 succesful years on the scene and almost 2 years in with the ThanQ Music label, Marina Karamarko is putting first, long - awaited ThanQ Vinyl release on the market.

In this expertly curated record, containg two tracks from Marina Karamarko and two remixes, she once again proves her quality and her personal need for unique sound in a electronic music world. First Karamarko's track Come closer blends deep, hypnotic sound with a heavy bass, including dark, meancing vocals to narrate her music style in the underground music scene. The second track Can't get you is a fresh sounding product from Marina Karamarko, spiced up with tender moments, but it's not lacking in the weight and it's like other, underground dancefloor-friendly.

On the remix duties we have strong individuals and amazing artists, Marwan Sabb (SCI-TEC, Insomnia Rec.) and Reelow (Solid Grooves, Moan). Marwan's interpretation is going in the dub techno direction, with strong hooks and dark beats, while Reelow goes in his recognisable jazzy tech grooves which are perfect to get the party in the right mood!

The remixes add a big flare to the whole collection, more than suitablle for the first THANQ Vinyl release.

The whole production is peculiar, dynamic and sharp.

the next strike from the pure pure music label !!! a fantastic 4 track ep with minimal techno pieces from steve haze, connexx, wasteman and the thomsen !!!

Alli Borem, the Italian Tech-house don who leapt into action three years ago with a huge debut on Desolat is back in top form with three club weapons for Turbo.
Italian acid-tech-house for dancefloors everywhere:
Continuum Gate is a huge, super-effective DJ tool. A wonky acid top-line hovers over rolling, Spastik-style percussion (which everyone loves)... add in massive kicks and a gritty ride and BOOM, the party gets pazzo. 'Children of the Heart' tweaks the reverb and flecks the resonant acid all over your mind... it sounds like Daniel Avery, dipped in tiramisu. Finally, 'Turbo Rolling Ride' ups the jack quotient, with pumping snares punctuating an infinitely grooving bassline.
Solid, playable bombs.

After providing a rugged track for the RSN002 compilation earlier this year, Divided returns to the Resin label and expands on the delicately textured sounds he has become known for, this time with a full four tracker of diamond edged cuts.

This new release, entitled 'Moment (Historical)', blends together elements of UK hardcore and breakbeat into the techno continuum to create a fully fledged and diverse EP that showcases Divided's own unique interpretation of dance music. Opener 'Eigen' kicks things off with sheer brute force, building and swelling until breaking point, whilst 'Eventide' breaks from the 4/4 structure to create a club-track that balances echoing percussion between the cracks of broken beats. On the flip side, 'Dawn' draws upon aspects of dub techno to create a trance inducing rhythm whilst harrowing bells chime the listener into a lull. 'First Light' closes off the EP with a track that subtly builds to a frenzy that is cut through with perfectly precise percussion.
Dan Curtin (Metamorphic)Eigen is the one here for me, will be playing for sure
DJ T (Get Physical) thank you for the music!
Zadig (Construct Re-Form)Eventide is strong !! Love this one. thanks
Mosca (Not So Much)Fresh! Will hopefully get some use out of all of these
Dimi Angelis (A&S) Dope ep@!
Marco kuczera (Intergalactic FM)pumping stuff with a dark edge not my stuff but very nice
Gerd (4Lux)"Eigen" ga ik droppen!
Jan Kincl (Radio808)good stuff, eigen is a proper techno tune
Christoph Eiwen (BLN.FM)divided for radio play. decent! thanks!
Alex Coulton (Livity Sound) This is dope, will support
Chrissy Murderbot (Planet Mu) this one goes hard!
Ben Sims(Theory)thx for the promo, nothing really jumping out for me to play this time. but pls feel free to keep me updated on future beats.
Mirella Kroes (Incognito, Amsterdam) Cool stuff, first light for me.
Surgeon (Dynamic Tension) Yeah, like it.
Tomaz (22Tracks)Eigen will do most damage
Marco Bernardi (Take The Elevator) dark....A1 for me
Darko Esser (Tripeo, Balans, Wolfskuil) Dawn is dope!
James Fox (Severn Beach) great EP, best resin yet IMO...
Craig Hollywood (RTR FM)Eigen. To be played on specialised electronic music program Full Frequency on RTRFM 92.1 Perth Western Australia. Show is aired weekdays from 3pm til 5pm (GMT+8)
Trevino (Klockworks, 3024) eigen is dope
GoldFFinch (Turbo)wicked release ! ll play eigen thx
Roland Appeleigen is the one for me
Clouds ACE
Vincent Pollard (Exclaim) NFM
Tommy Four Seven (CLR) Fierce!
J. Tijn (Turbo) Dun kno
Paul Mac (Stimulus)Really interesting off kilter sounds across all 4 tunes liking them a lot. Eigen is the pick for me on first listen
Mitch Strashnov (Urb Magazine)Super unique -- melding dub techno, industrial and even bits off-funky vibes. "Eventide" and "First Light" are my picks.
Bojan (Night Moves) Dawn is cool!
Dave Stenton (To The Bone)It's all a bit too bangin' for me. Thanks.
UnbalanceSome really phat sounds, thanks!
Dario Zenker (Ilian Tape) sounds great, fat 12"!!
Necta Selecta (Eat Club)I quite like eventide & dawn, thanks.
Objekt solid stuff
Francois X (Dement3d) Strong Music!!
Truncate (Audio Injection) Nice tracks!
Tom Dicicco (The Corner) Dawn and First Light, awesome!
Rogér (Deathmetaldiscoclub) B-side for me ! awesome
Rolando (R3, Ostgut Ton) Eigen & Eventide for me!!!
Bambounou (50Weapons)dope dope, first light and dawn for me, will play it.
James Ruskin (Blueprint)Hard to pick a fave here!.....Thanks!!
Anthony Parasole (MDR, The Corner)
OH HELL YEAH!
Alex Cortex (Killekill) not really for me.
Pack Up And Dance thanks
Lakker / EomacNice tracks. I like the crunchiness of Dawn.
Pfirter (Stroboscopic Artefacts) Loving Eigen and Dawn, thanks.
Laurent Garniervery moody -- need more time with this one
Electric Indigoi like eventide :-)
Samuli Kemppi (Deep Space Helsinki)First light is my top pick from these. Will play. Thanks!
Stenny (Ilian Tape)Eigen and eventide are great!
Randomer (LIES, Clone, Hemlock)Eigen the track for meeeeee Great release overall
Emmanuel (Arts)Good work here, I'll pick First Light, tension is good.
Chevel (Enklav)Sounding great! Will play it for the 5 years of Stroboscopic Artefacts party at Bhain : )
Charlton (Mord)Great stuff will play this
Fabrice LigEigen for me, intense track, great proper techno !
Pangaea (Hessle Audio, Hadal) wicked stuff!
Norman Nodge (MDR)Exciting tracks, thanks for them!
Najem Sworb (Clone, Ai)really like the introspective mood here. Nice syncopated tunes. DIgging Eigen for its funky tension.
Ateq (Giegling)first is a killer! thanks.
Karim (Tikita) Eventide is very cool!
Richie Hawtin downloaded for r hawtin
Roger Gerressen (ESHU) first two are killers!
DVS1 (Hush, Mistress)
Great tracks! especially like Eigen and eventide
Answer Code Request (Ostgut Ton, MDR) Eigen and Eventide for me !
Manni Dee (Black Sun Records) Some lovely textures on here.
Angel Molina (Sonar Music)'First Light' and 'Eigen' are the 2 tracks I'll play, especially the first one, nice ultra dark stuff. thanks!
Giles ArmstrongFirst light lit up my day :)
Albert van Abbe (VANABBE, Deep Sound Channel) First light, for me to! Killer, thanks!
Jean Pierre Enfant (Trouw Amsterdam) First light is my pick. thanks!
Ksoul (Ksoul & Muteoscillator) not for me
DJ SimbadAbsolutely feeling Divided's sound & digging the whole EP for various reasons, this is fresh thanx
Billy NastyFilthy & distorted...Lovely
John Osborn (Tanstaafl) first light is the one for me
DJ Santorini (OUT-ER) eigen is dope
Eric Cloutier (The Bunker NY, Tanstaafl Planets)"first light" is definitely the pick for me, but i'm looking forward to listening to this whole ep more thoroughly.
Locked Groove (Hotflush)first light for me here, great pack

The return of the highly influential and classic tracks by Thomas P. Heckmann's infamous
Drax project, that brought you such huge anthems like Amphetamine, Phosphene, Section 2 and Parnophelia,
which are collected on this one 2-coloured Vinyl 12inch for the first time !
The two predecessors to Amphetamine were Section 2 on the first ever Techno 7inch in 1993, followed some time
later by the Carl Cox beloved anthem Phosphene on the night glowing 10" Drax Three.
This finally led to one of the most influential and famous Techno tracks named Amphetamine, which is presented here
in a completely different and unreleased version (for the original please check AFUltd.31).
The more mellow and beautiful vibe of Parnophelia rounds up a true collectors Vinyl package !

One half of Scottish duo Clouds, Perth Drug Legend tear off a solo EP of rugged, apocalyptic bloke-techno. Stunners, all of them. Freak genius at work.
What more can be said about Clouds, young prodigies who have put out as much innovative techno in the past few years than anyone. The story takes a twist with a wealth of material being released by PDL, hot off a remix of Tiga's Bugatti and releases on Resin and Westend Communications. The sound is reminiscent of Ghost Systems Rave, but there's the feeling that things have gotten even more refined, something that smacks of a real subcultural movement.

Opener Balquhidder Ruins is a stomping gate-crasher, the tempo pulled back just enough to feel the grit of industrial funk, everything restrained to it's bare essentials. Monzievaird swings heavily around a few twinkling bleeps, sparse, chunky kicks that thunder through the greased hats. Pushing things even more into the dark corners with overdriven, haunting resonance is Clackmannanshire Crusaderz, which sounds like the soundtrack to being blacked out on the ground in a Berghain tunnel. Thisistullohnottibetpal adds a mystical, multi culti dimension with some mountain flute inexplicably soaring through the air before a bell breakdown zens things into a forceful yet tranquil climax.

If that madness weren't enough, there's a digital bonus track which is an absolute bomb if you're into lower tempos and hip hop inflected bangers.

Stunners, all of them. Freak genius at work.

Es wird Frühling in Berlin. Lange haben wir das Ende der kalten Winterzeit herbeigesehnt, in starker Sehnsucht nach Sonne, Wärme und dem wohligen Open-Air-Gefühl der warmen Monate in der Hauptstadt schwelgend. Wie oft haben wir davon geträumt wieder nachts barfuß an der Spree zu sitzen, in der Outdoor-Area des Clubs in den Sonnenaufgang zu tanzen und endlich wieder die Sonne auf der Haut zu spüren. Der Frühlingsanfang klopft an unsere Tür - Zeit für den passenden Soundtrack zum Hauptstadtfrühling. Wir eröffnen about:berlin vol:16 mit einem seiner erfolgreichsten Anwohner: Alle Farben legt seine persönliche Hymne an die Hauptstadt auf. Altbekannte Szenegrößen wie Dirty Döring, Thomas Lizzara, Niconé, Sascha Bramer und Möwe haben ihre neusten Tracks mitgebracht. Kölsch, Lapcat, Feder oder Tube & Berger steuern ihre neusten Clubhymnen bei, während wir zu Nora en Pure, Mark Tarmonea oder Younotus relaxen. about: berlin vol:16 - Der Sound der Hauptstadt. Ab 03.03.2017 als 2CD & Download, und ab 24.03.2017 als streng limitierte 4fach-Vinyl.

Following the earth-shifting Faetch 1, which was played by practically every techno dj worth their salt, Tibetan entity Faetch returns for the next part in the ongoing saga. Sturdy, rolling drums and fiery vocal bursts on 'Jeidge' signal early chaos on the a-side, moving onto the pure techno funk of 'Wershif' - a definite ear wiggler if ever we heard one. On the b-side 'Faecel' is tense, more heads-down fare, not at all dissimilar to Cari Lekebusch's classic early Drumcode material. Closing the EP is 'Cargoe', where jittery broken rhythms ricochet off rave stabs and echoed vocals & sound FX. Another crucial Faetch four-tracker here, for fans of inventive dancefloor techno.

Pig&Dan are once again taking us on a whole different journey.

Universal love has all the the makings for a classic, reminiscent of some of Pig&Dan's oldschool eclectic anthems, however with a super modern twist. It's deep haunting undertone slowly builds up and wraps you up in an intimate inviting warmth of analog. Finally the breakdown ads that smile upon your face that Pig&Dan are so well known for, climaxing with an uplifting explosion of epic-ness.

Lizard King takes another techno turn all together. Starting with the duos signature subsonic goodness you sense what's about to come as the epic lead sound start to grow crescendoing slowly. It's extremely positive hands in the air essence will take you in as it hits it's sonic orgasm.

Bambola equals euphoria!! A very hypnotic synth sucks you in right from the word go. Vocals, beats and that bass line help to build you up but in a different fashion. This track isn't about big build ups however it still takes you where you need to go. Melodic parts dance with one another and create something that's unexplainable yet stunningly beautiful.

"When you look long into an abyss, the abyss also looks into you." (Friedrich Nietzsche)
Double 12" gatefold cover / Vinyl Only / No Repress - 1x White Vinyl 12" / 1x Transparent Vinyl 12" /
Art Photography by Stephen Hitchell

In this day and age vinyl releases are getting rare in drum & bass but still we at Demand cherish them. Requisites our brand new 6 part 33 rpm series is an ode to the vinyl culture. Every release symbolizes one particular requisite that you'd evidently need to rock the so called black gold. Here served by, what else could it be, a butler we start of with the headphones...

Musically that includes the ever magnificent Phil Tangent who contributes Misgivings, a roller that effortlessly switches from euphoria to dark tones. The legend Big Bud in collaboration with Austria's finest RoyGreen, Protone & Dual on Gospodi. A smooth liquid outing that we just fell in love. The ever surprising Eastcolors with Naked Skin that brings in low slung tempo with the vocal wonder Tiiu and last but not least Demand's own nurtured talent Phase who rounds of the first part with Abundance. As the name suggests it is absolutely rich in form of vibes!

The statement that is pressed on the vinyl label couldn't be more clear... "listen to it" and we're sure you'll fall in love.





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Ramona happily announces Benjamin Milz' first full-grown EP. Being made by a Frankfurt kid with a mature sound signature, "Basic Motions" nods towards what once was and what could be one day.

During the last three years a new name has been making waves at Ostgut Ton and Berghain: Berlin born, raised and based producer Kobosil made his debut with a remix of Barker & Baumecker's Silo' (Ostgut Ton, 2013), completely unknown at the time, he has quickly earned his stripes as a DJ on the club's main floor, eventually becoming a resident at Berghain. Following up on five subsequent 12" releases and Kobosil's first live sets, his debut album sees him covering yet new ground in the form of a full length release. Titled We Grow, You Decline the eleven new pieces dare you to readjust your perception of Kobosil's previous releases and invite you to listen carefully - in a more quiet environment than the usual dancefloor setting. We Grow, You Decline marks a swerve from club-contextual tracks towards a more musical, multilayered song format, but it's worth mentioning that the album is not a reinvention of Kobosil's past production efforts. There have always been distinct hints of his fondness for more abstract, non-dancefloor rhythms, discomforting sounds and mindful listening in his young discography - most notably Plant 5', Less' (RK3, 2013), Herschel' (Unterton 05, 2013), There' (MDR 10, 2014), Head' (RK1, 2014) and most recently Athtar' (O-TON 91, 2015).
With his debut album Kobosil delves even deeper into Ambient and Industrial soundscapes. Drawing influences from Musique Concrète via Electronic Body Music towards present-day Techno, the tracks combine gritty textures with melodic hints and contrasting bleak off-beat rhythms with Drone passages. This album doesn't cater for certain expectations and the opening title Telling The Truth' is already leading astray, its steadily increasing synth pulse and constant crackle don't culminate in a maximalist floor pleaser but segue into the field-recording-led Dub Techno cut To See Land' and the hissing melancholy of Reflection'.
"The Exploring Mountain' follows this vibe by asynchronously intertwining a hollow kick drum with organic percussion and distant bells. This piece serves as the album's first predetermined breaking point. Its final kicks anticipate Kobosil shifting his focus towards a more Techno led middle section in form of the hypnotic Aim For Target' with its slow but steady build-up and subtle, swirling melody.

Meandering, brittle harmonies first introduced to the Kobosil sound on his recent 91 EP ( Avernian', Ostgut Ton, 2015) also find their way into The Living Ritual', topped with his trademark kick drum, alienated percussion and a beguiling synth layer towards the end both tracks would suit Berghain's main room perfectly, but in the album's context they simply form one of many layers.

We Grow, You Decline adds new aesthetics to the Berliner's production style by conveying a certain darkness and distance while keeping some easy and gentle touch. Underneath the delicate, crackling surface of songs such as When I Speak' and the aforementioned To See Land' there are distant voices to be heard, while they're more prominently featured in the throbbing, atmospheric Eihwaz' and the robotic pulse of You Answered With Love', the human element is kept restrained and unfathomable inside some tense moods. With "They Looked On" Kobosil unchains the listener during the overright inute-spanning, culminating last track and the hovering suspense that is prevalent throughout the album is dispersed into a warm, hazy horizon.

We Grow, You Decline is a bold statement from Kobosil's growing musical repertoire and a reflection of his multi-faceted artistic development by expressing his own artistic voice without ingratiation in the form of conformity. Music, bright like a smile and dark as the soul.

Just This is a Milan based label collective.
Just This is the expression of a social, metropolitan and underground movement we are living and going through all together.
Our Mission is to give room and importance to Art and Music which are still evolving day by day.
Just This is aimed to frame these changes, which are going to be the picture of today and the future memory of the cultural movement of this age, throughout a series of messages, images and sensation drawn inside the audience.

Furthermore, thanks to the energy, the happiness and the magic charm of our parties and events, talented and unique artists, from all over the world, use their way to interpret music to communicate people the real core of this change:
the future is changing...

Just This 's first Various Artists aims to the research of a mix of sounds by producers from different countries, to a journey into a variegated world. Melancolic vibes, deep ambient athmospheres.

The Ep is composed by three tracks. The first one, Perù, is a fine production born from the collaboration between Tom Trago and Pisetzky, a blowing wind from overseas, a shiny path into a flashing jungle, a merge of their different styles that combine in a magic theme.

Eduardo Della Calle - Mondo8 Is a constant beat that hits straight to the point with an hypnotic melody and raw vibe

Kelpe - Dry Riser -  expressing his own unique unclassified genre, it grabs you into an unspringy flow bringing the listener to a vintage ambient atmospherest

Phobiq presents its 4th vinyl sampler and its another slammer! Once again it features only the best the label has to over and does so in the form of powerfull tracks by Sasha Carassi, Hans Bouffmyhre, Rino Cerrone, Mark Reeve, Jerome Sydenham and Skober. BIG!!

Let's do it again!

After a short while, we are back on vinyl with Maltese DJ & producer Owen Offset and his Platen EP incl. 3 Remixes.

Techno is the answer - the name says it, so it's the flag of his events on the island where the worldwide network bear fruits and whiff of international flavour blows.

Owen's Platen suits perfectly to the labels musical philosophy and scores with raw cuts and analogue sounding peaktime synths.

Nearly synchronized with the date of his album release, Björn Torwellen from the Abstract artists delivers a remix in the manner of how is reaching the top of todays techno producers, with dark throbbing and industrial elements. Welcome on board!

Straight outta japanese underground scene, there's a third new name on our label: Shin Nishimura. His interpretation of Platen ends up in a highly dramatic boost of synth sounds.

The final treatment for this record is given by the label homies Sebastian Schroeder & Dominik Vaillant. Definitely worth putting on your dusty turntables!

DJ Feedbacks:

Kyle Geiger -Really like Björn´s remix! Nice stuff .will take the original with me too!"
Dr. Motte - Nice Techno with a classic Vibe.
Kerstin Eden - happy new year and thank you for the music!"
Slam - nice tunes thanx"
Spartaque - "Cool release, will spin wink emoticon"
Joseph Capriati - support the Original
Roger Dee " Schroeder&Vaillant great work!!!! great sounds!!! top!! "
Ixel - "original is cool, will check it out.
Niereich - Torwellen Remix is the one here. thx"
Patrick Lindsey - "nice original track..will support!"
Anderson Noise - thanks for the music"
Andrea Frisina - "Full support !"
DJ Shiva - That Shin Nishimura mix is a f******JAM!!"
b-vek - Class release ... will certainly be playing smile emoticon"
stacey pullen - cool
el gregofr - "Torwellen remix for me is great. Will use it"
gabor.nelman - Great one!
joy fagnani - "Will try it, thanks!"
p-cook1 - "MASSIVE TECHNO & killer remix work on this right here!
team two times four - "Great EP!!! Thanks"
Ben Strobo - "Great release and a huge remix pack"
Bodyscrub - "nice release, thanks!"
Daniel Cuminale - "I will Play the original mix.great ep"
daz.furey - "Nice bit of techno from Owen with some solid remixes."
DJ EASTONE - Solid Release
Developer - great original mix - im going to play this shit out of this"
diarmaid - "Great stuff. Thanks!"
Diction - supported
dj hierro - Nice EP,
enrico fuerte - "nice release from Owen!"
flavio diaz - "Lovely pack! thanks!"
Fred M. support Torwellen Remix
Gabriele Gilleri support Torwellen Remix
jamesvariant -Wicked package here, ill play all versions for sure. Hard to pick a favourite, its a toss up between Original mix and Shin Nishimura remix for me.
Juan Adarve Vargas - Very good stuff, support "Schroeder & Vaillant"
Moog Conspiracy - original + Torwellen remix are off the hook, will play"
Nick Hindsight - "Class."
Poy Poy - "Nice EP
Professor Eric D. Clark - "the last two mixes are FIYA! Professor D. Clark"
ROD_A - support Shin Nishimura Remix
Stefano Infusino - Great stuff, will try for sure! thx"
super strobe - Torwellen for me, thx for sharing

After her disco anthems package "De Tomaso" Rimini Sunset are now on the way to the next "Sunrise". House with a code. Plus remixes by legendary Bottin, Ali Renault and PMX Soundz.

180g, vinyl only!

Little Helpers is the label of Butane and Someone Else. Founded in 2009, it has become the industry standard for tracked-out, groovy, functional DJ tools. Consistently ranking as one of the most-charted labels on Resident Advisor, and supported by the deepest dopest DJs around the planet, it's time to share our sound with the vinyl world. Each Little Helpers sampler vinyl will feature four (4) of our best tracks of the moment. Keeping with the ethos of the label - there will be no artist names, tracklists, press shots, or hype. Let the music stand for itself. - Little Helpers

Anna Reusch returns to the bouq.-family with he second release and two peaktime lifesavers for the summer. Canadian artist Ellroy impressed so much with his remix for Butch's new Moon Harbour release that there was no way around asking him to also rework Anna Reusch's track 'Arabian Nights' with its oriental flavor.

finally repressed

Betonkust and Palmbomen II are back with their second collaborative effort. This time on the Dutch Pinkman label. Six brand new tracks that seem a lot darker than their previous work. Somewhere between Belgian new beat from 1988 and the West Coast Sound Of Holland. A lo-fi nightmare that turns out to be reality. Pounding drums, paranoid acid patterns and angsty out of control synth choirs.

Ben Gomori's Monologues Records imprint presents its first vinyl outing: a collection of new tracks and tried-and-tested edits from the vaults.

Melon dons his Je Dàvu guise to bring us 'Don't You Need', a stomping disco work-out that's been heavily rinsed by San Proper and the select few who've been lucky enough to receive a copy over the years. Fellow Amsterdammer Uffe finally unleashes the jazzy, shapeshifting 'Keepon' nearly 50,000 SoundCloud plays later. Vilnius hotshot Ponty Mython goes deep and cute on his woozy, melodic 'Still Afraid Of Bats'. Monologues fave Thorsteinssøn rounds off the package with the chunky, tribal-tinged 'Bang' from his Copenhagen workshop.


The Monologues Podcast sees DJ/producers/live acts mix an hour of their own material, with recent and upcoming guests including Atjazz, Anonym, Rework, Blakkat and Fred Everything.

Support: Maya Jane Coles, Danny Tenaglia, Shadow Child, Shir Khan, Adam Port, San Proper, Doorly, Nachtbraker, Terry Farley, Kraak & Smaak, Golf Clap, Laurence Guy, Toyboy & Robin, Inland Knights, Speaking Minds, Chaos In The CBD, Bill Brewster, Lrusse, Mia Dora, Steve Selador, Michel De Hey, Edwin Oosterwal, Simbad, Komon, Piek, Penguin Prison, Soul Of Hex, JEPE, The Pushamann, Severino + more*

Colored Vinyl

All DJs and producers around have at least one secret weapon to play. This series curated by Marvin & Guy is the Equation that joins together very special edits from very special artists.

It will be out in three volumes in different colours: first black, second grey and third white.

The Equation series are being released exclusively on vinyl, a limited edition of 300 copies; no digital formats will be released.

With Equation 2 the A-team is back and they have changed players for this second half.

This time they bring along the Mexican outlaw hippie, a Danish who learnt how to build beats better than Lego, as well as the only Irish keener on music than in beer. And the last player is a man who abandoned the euro dance hits of the 90's to play basketball in Peru.

Magnetic Brothers feat. Jane G vs Urry Fefelove & Abramasi
Melt With Me

A warm, proggy tune descends from Russia. The Magnetic Brothers brings us the heart-rending, deep ÈMelt With MeÉ, featuring the beats of Urry Fefelove, Abramasi and strong vocals of Jane G!
One of the best kept secrets of RussiaÉs EDM scene, has to be the Magnetic Brothers. Anton and Arthur Golubev are the masterminds behind this project, now making their debut on ArmadaÉs ZOUK label.

We sure hope theyÉll stick around for more, cause ÈMelt With MeÉ has got all the right flow and melody to hit in right where it needs to!
Italian producers Antillas and Dankann deliver a smashing rework; over the last months they have been a prominent presence in trance and progressive house Beatport charts thanks to such hits as "Damaged", "Chasing Rainbow" and "What is Love" on Armada Music.

Highly limited Lathe cut on 10" of two of Drvg Cvltvre's most played acid tracks. Side A features the straight forward acid banger The Sword Or The Key, The B side features a more experimental acid cut with The Cure and Augustus Pablo samples...

Curtea Veche are proud to present the Exclusive debut album from one of Romania's finest talents Herck.
The Vinyl Only LP will come over 2 parts, Part 1 showcasing Herck's Musical side, 6 beautifully produced tracks over 2 records.

Part 2 coming a little later with 4 huge club tracks on a single 12"
that will finish off the LP.
Already getting played by some of the biggest names in the industry like Raresh, Sepp, Cap, Nu Zau & Archie Hamilton amongst others. 300 limited press

Washington based Jackson Ryland is a relatively new name on the house and techno scene. Primarily known as a music critic for the blog 'Peanut Butter & Jams', Ryland has now donned his production hat and is turning out some jams of his own.

The title track 'Crystal City' shows a real understanding of the techno aesthetic, combining cathedral like atmospherics with rough, raw and rugged drums. The Italian tape saturation master Steve Murphy (Lobster Theremin/Chiwax/Wilson) is employed to remix the title track. Murphy brings the track back in to the realms of house and sprinkles it with his analogue know how to turn in a sub rumbling interpretation.

On the flip side Ryland picks up where he left off, this time incorporating the soundscapes of early drum and bass in to 'JP's', whilst retaining the aggressive techno drums. The EP is rounded off with 'Up the Shelf' and almost speed-garage bassline and syncopated drum pattern make up the core of the track, whilst Ryland's eerie atmospheres cement the EPs overall sound.

First up we have the talented: Kryss Hypnowave (ATT Series / Planet Rhythm / PAR Recordings) including a sublime remix from one of the UK's finest artists Edit Select

Endosphora: Complexity and power in a frantic, polyrhythmic acid bass line, insistent tribal percussion and a thin layer of atmospheric menace with a foundation of wide earth-shaking beats.

Eksosporium: Epic in every sense, a floating, evolving synth leads the way through an immersive higher dimension, where time is measured in a steady, powerful rhythm, yet never passes.

Endosphora (Edit Select Remix): A balanced composite of power and restraint, threat and beauty, this rework weaves a hypnotised path through layers of dense atmosphere via the bubbling, deadly bass line.