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Our third vinyl only compilation, dedicated to move the dancefloors.

Mixes: rise squirrels rise - droppin squirrels - casino squirrels and the lounge shooter - the pony magic never ends - bonus track

For this new release, Broox Records is very proud to present the young and very talented Den Haas, with his "crucial" EP. Den takes us into a very hovering universe, where deep textures and rhythmic cut with a knife mingle.

Worker Union completes the EP with a remix on the title track "Crucial"

D-Floor Owner Leon (Cecille, Saved) kicks of 002 with - well - A-Bomb !

The Original is tearing up the floor and includes Remixes by Santé
(Desolat, Souvenir, Avotre) and Ultrasone (Supplement Facts, Air London).

Introducing “Zum Thema Tiere” by “Standing in the Water,” an electrifying EP that merges the captivating worlds of house and techno with the enchanting tails of our favourite creatures =). Prepare to embark on a journey that will make you shake your booty and surrender to the irresistible beats.

Ricardo Villalobos first album „Alcachofa“ from 2003.
Originally released by Playhouse as a 3x12“ record set, the re-release adds a fourth 12“, the „Alcachofa Tools“.

2023 Restock

Continuing On From A Series Of Successful Eps On Token Including Last Year's Ostinato, Antigone Returns To The Label With Rising, His First Experiment With The Lp Format. Rising Is An Album That Exerts Itself To Stimulate The Mind And The Body Simultaneously. As Such, It's A Record That Gives The Dramatic Illusion Of Having A Physical Pulse.

The Artist, Real Name Antonin Jeanson, Already Has A Substantial Body Of Work Behind Him. Considering His Previous Releases On Token, Indigo Aera, Concrete Music And Taapion, And His Experience As A Resident At Concrete In Paris, The Level Of Artistic Maturity He Possesses While Still Being Under 30 Is Highly Impressive Yet Unsurprising At The Same Time.

For Rising, Antigone Manages To Oscillate Between Great Ambient Introspections Carried By Spacey Synths And Deconstructed Rhythms, And Elegant Techno Epics That Are Suitable For Listening Pleasure As Much As For The Pure Abandonment Of Reality.

The Title Track's Delicate Arpeggios Meld Into Strings With Stirring Cadences, Delivering Above And Beyond The Standard Intro, As It Breaks And Continues For A Second Round With Added Depth. Sands Of Time Stands Out With Tiny, Breathy Samples, Pitch Bent Into Something Ever Different From The Last. Lost And Founds Granulated Percussion Sits Adjacent To A Cinematic Sea Of Strings, While Out There Provides A Tasteful Fragment Of The Sci-fi Reverence Many Listeners Demand Of A Techno Album. Duality Of Mind Hints Once Again At The Measured Moods Of Cantor Dust, His Token Debut Ep. It Follows Alludes To Supernatural Horror With Call-and-response Variants On An Almost Microtonal Theme. Infinite Limit's Tension From The Offset Brings A Uk-influenced Sound To The Record, Which Continues With The Idm-feeling Dume And The Equally Glitchy And Pulsing Love Field, While The In-between Irreversible Is An Immersive Piece With A Piercing High-end, Guaranteed To Induce A Physical Sensory Response

Never one to pull inventive punches, Left Coast electronic music producer Dave Aju reassembled this notorious cast of characters for a remarkably fitting album package made during one of the most strange times our world has ever faced in the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic. While things were essentially shutdown, reopened, cycle-repeat worldwide, and every other species in mother nature's kingdom temporarily rejoiced while humans remained still in their caves, Aju and The Invisible Art Trio, his formidable if not-seen-in-a-minute musical team behind such underground anthems as "Be Like the Sun", went to work in the final days of the glorious G-Son studios in Atwater Village LA to record this LP.

Indeed, the same four/five walls and vocal booth that saw the Beastie's iconic Check Your Head and Hello Nasty come to life, became the birthplace of Glossolalia, Aju's fifth studio album and appropriately impressive seven-song set. As always, myriad musical styles and influences are strung together and boldly combined here, to the degree that drawing comparisons or attempting genre references feels futile. There are, however, clear visceral expressions of political provocation, hope and anger, fear and joy laid over twisted yet dedicated grooves in a lockdown era where Aju's imaginary collective dance floor feels in the temporary absence thereof and bizarro sixth-world unification strategy of recording every song's lyrics in complete non-languages aka total gibberish, feels right at home. Even the vocal guests join in the literal chant here, granting us diverse spell-casting and sensual nonsensical lyrical lines over tech-funk mother lodes, before closing the otherworldly proceedings with a powerful grand finale tribute to the US of A's proud boys-in-blue in the wake of George Floyd's very public assassination.

Equal parts timely anti-establishment and uplifting call-to-action, Glossolalia serves as a decidedly coarse yet crucial reminder of the possibilities in collaborative and devoted noise-making, booty-shaking, and alternative world-building during greater global disarray - beyond stylistic, nationalistic, and linguistic dividing lines. An overtly universal and unifying message liberating us from any fixed cultural identities and thus differences, to instead just focus on how the music delivers and we physically respond, together, as the foundation. Perhaps also an inspired response to the talking heads in every corner of the world's media, spewing useless and politically-tainted mouth data at us amidst these turbulent times.

Fresh off the back of their debut label release with Archie Hamilton and Venda, Subsonic Music has delivered another sterling stripped back, dubbed out and groove based release from Australia's Dylan Griffin & Chad B including a catchy interpretation by the internationally celebrated master of minimal sounds Alexkid and an exquisite (vinyl only) remix by the critically acclaimed Monika Ross featuring her trademark groove.

180g Vinyl Only

no repress, no digital promotion

Anniversary 20th release of Whiteloops consisting of two bengers.

It's been 1 year since our last appearance, but we are back with a new series of releases, presented in 2 parts, that aims to take you straight to another dimension, where both your sensations and emotions will connect throughout the music.

For Part 1, on the A1, we are honored to have 100hz hopping on board the RawBeats family, one of the most respected producers in the game, with an 11min masterpiece that will make you dance from the first beat till the last.

On the B side we first have a deep and trippy track, made by Argentinian renowned producer Fer Mariño and one of Rawbeats creators, head honcho Juan Proeliis.

B2 comes all the way from the US, with another collaboration between two super good friends and artists, no other than Diego Santana and Pily who delivered a hypnotic masterpiece than can only be described as a real dance floor banger!

Repress!

We are happy to share some secret weapons by AOKI takamasa. A-side is full of swingy percussions, complex bass lines and proper grooves. For b-side master shares his vision of laid-back and trippy downtempo electronica.