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We open the SPEICHER gates to Swedish export La Fleur. She's been on a roll with consistent releases for Truesoul, her own Power Plant imprint plus last year's collaboration with Sasha and an Essential Mix. La Fleur fulfills the difficult matrimony of bridging minimal-house percussion with deep emotive groove on 'Tears'. In her own words '"I wanted to create a feeling of melancholy, the dreamer wanted this dream to be true and then on waking up realized that it was all just a dream. Hence the vocal, washing my dreams away with tears."

John Monkman and James Monro are an unlikely pairing in the best of ways. John's riding high on recent releases for Last Night On Earth and Ellum then James comes to us from releasing on Flying Rhino and Proton. The result is 'Pesto Punk' - a raging conglomeration of delinquent-techno madness that is precisely what we love to release on SPEICHER. Snares slap to a heavy double bass drum in a maelstrom of depth charged synths and random sounds.

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We are here again our first vinyl release (Respect Ep) , is the time of Italian Duo Neverdogs and hungarian Reelow , they brings `Respect Ep´, two tracks Tech-house with a nice percusions and dark vocals , perfect for a music travel. Ilario Liburni is the artist who remixed these genius with a Deep Dub House version than Original (Respect) .On the other hand we bring one of the most valued young Artist in Spain: Lower & OSp with his Dub Vision of Serum (Original Mix). Enjoy with us! Welcome to Hopeless!

Javi Bora and IAAM both individually and collaboratively have been racking up releases on manyd of the leading imprints in contemporary house over the past few years such as Phil Weeks' Robsoul, Hector Couto's Roush and Steve Lawler's ViVa amongst others.

Here though we see the duo back together for their latest EP on Decay Records, title-track 'Poseidonia' leads with infectious, filtered disco loops layered underneath organic drums and a
funk-infused bass line. Jay Tripwire's 'West Coast 1993 Remix' follows, laying focus on swirling delays, bumpy drums and intricately processed cuts of the originals disco samples before the 'Madnax Remix' offers a more reduced take on things via stripped-drums, modulating pads and the originals wandering bass hook.

Next we see Javi Bora & IAAM's 'Sunshine' on offer, as the name would suggest a sun drenched house composition featuring airy synth swells, natural bass licks and an amalgamation of hooky
disco cuts throughout. Doc Martin closes the package next, an apt choice on remix duties who deliver a grittier interpretation with fluttering synth, resonant leads and crunchy drums.

Ten years and twice as many records have come out since Public Release shared its inaugural 12-inch with the world, and it feels fitting to mark the occasion of its twentieth with new work by a steady partner in crime, Mark E. The English Midlander, known as a peddler of classic house laced with the unexpected—sprinklings of frisky Italo and wiggly disco here, splatterings of taut techno and woozy dub there —made his P.R. debut with 2016’s steamy industrial chugger, Sky Horn, and has also been a frequent remixer for the Northern Californian label.

The 12-inch starts on a bone-chilling note with the titular track, a spartan warm-up that’s a creeping bass on the low end, wispy pads in the mids, and a scratchy looped vox sample on top designed to haunt your dreams. A freaky intro that unnerves as it allures. On the move now, Mark burrows deeper into a hypnotic groove with “Shelter,” a midtempo cyborg cut, half round, warm, organic percussion, half cold-tothe-touch synth chord sustains. The energy and urgency feels like new territory, but the execution is signature Mark E.

On the reverse is a pair of more melodious tunes, the shuffling cyberpunk groove that is “M-54,” then the prickly “Shinkansen,” which has a sputtered and bleary-eyed thrust to make feet jitter and hips shake.

A twist on the man's disciplined studio workmanship that we've come to know—arrow-straight arrangements, celery-crisp drums—that’s spiced with a few pinches of psychedelic, inside-out wickedness, devilishness to keep you wired, buzzing.

We revisit S-ampel's debut Decay EP with 4 killer remixes. 'Escape From NY' is given the remix treatment from Simon Baker, Sam Russo and Gavin Herlihy. If that wasn't enough Hanfry Martinez tackles 'Control S' to round off a stunning EP of contemporary Tech House grooves. Another essential Decay Records release!

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One of the most sought after latin american labels, Savor Music, is back with a triple compilation called Unami.

This release gathered many interesting artists from all around the world who together deliver a colourful sound palette.

The first part will feature tracks from Priku, Iuly.B and Ernesto Ferreyra (Berlin/Argentina). The full A-side by Priku is a mesmerizing dubby journey with a highly hypnotic feel but still very driving. Ernesto Ferreyra's track is yet very powerful but softened by his typical sensitive melodies. To close the first record we have the talented Iuly.B, who with it's enveloping synth lines and solid energy on the low end gives us a super punchy track for any dancefloor!

Enjoy the flavours!

This is the fourth piece of our vinyl only v.a. series, called: Colours.

MOIRALTD004 - V.A. - Green

- series name: Colours.

Every vinyl, contain 4 tunes, from 4 Moira Audio's artists and drawed around one color, by each.

On the fourth wax we proudly present to you, tunes from Enzo Leep & Saul Nieto, Randal Boyz, Aleksandar Grum and Nyvs about the color of the nature: Green.



Support and love from: Rossko, Cicuendez, Hernan Bass, Reelow, Khristian K, Zepovek, Coriesu, D-Phrag, F.eht, Ben Hoo, Sander Ellermann,

Emmy Betoil, Eddy Romero, Reclame, Viktor Udvari, Blagov, Domenico Raffone, Lorent Sian, Dj Sylvie, Dragusanu,

Bryz, Martin Garcia, Ingra, Takashi Watanabe, Darragh Casey, Seldon, Madness Ba, Johnny Davison and You!

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A joint release between Natural Sciences and FTP, Texas Terrotech volume 1 is a combination of hyper-frentic futurism with the gritty global sound of the streets, wherever it comes from. It's the pop music on the radio, combining that with innately adaptable, yet eminently absorbable form which evolved in these different little things, all compatible , yet closely related. When they are decoded from the genome of our global musical collective, their inter-relatedness becomes even more clear, and a new perspective can be gained.

The internet made everything smaller. It turned the territory into the map, destroying the physical borders between geography and genres, reducing it into digital code, breaking it into bite-sized bits. This is the sound of the phuture digesting the people.

This is the sound of the global underground

The term "bomb" gets thrown around a lot in our office. But these guys are dance floor slayers, dropping dancefloor bombs at every turn. These tracks are huge, huge A-sides.
-VonStroke

Support from: Herve, Jamie Jones, Shiba San, Claptone, Idris Elba, Dennis Ferrer, Dj Craze, Nicole Moudaber, etc

Venezuela born, Barcelona based Cardopusher's career goes back over 12 years- the proverbial 10,000 hours to master a skill long fulfilled. His forthcoming LP "New Cult Fear" on Boysnoize Records proves it through disciplined, focused craftsmanship. It's the type of no-frills production that deceives the amateur listener with it's simplicity, while the seasoned listener knows that the simpler the elements, the harder it is to make a track that moves the dancefloor. Moving dancefloors it does, although there's few smiles to be had. This is music for dark rooms, for Nitzer Ebb's famous pairing of "muscle and hate." This is being electrocuted by a broken TB-303- only you find the feeling erotic, your exclamations recorded on a haunted reel-to-reel. And it's never sounded so good.

Second chapter of Ditongo's Editales series with the carefree "Copacabana" on the yellow side and the gloomy "Internazionale" in blue on the flip side.

Marquis Hawkes marks his fifth release for Aus with another classy 2 tracker titled, 'The Phoenix' (Part 1 and Part 2). The Phoenix follows up summer hit 'The Basement Is Burning' which saw Midland, The Black Madonna and Gerd Janson all supporting at festivals worldwide. The Phoenix is two takes on one concept. Part One takes the Disco and House amalgam which Marquis has developed in recent times to it's logical conclusion, perfectly walking the tightrope between joyous abandon and classy depth, and giving DJs the perfect weapon for all floors, from sweaty basements right the way through to much bigger dancefloors. Part Two then flips the program with the same raw materials and sets up the perfect shot, directed at a big room House/Techno crossover, building on the foundations laid by the Detroit techno originators by infusing contemporary production values and a more modern twist. The Phoenix is something of a landmark EP for Marquis Hawkes, once again redefining his sound. We can't wait to hear what he does next.

It's time for EYA 005.
Label boss Jos brings together some of the most interesting and talented artists in the scene for this one.
Twisted electro sounds , solid drums and spooky vocals on A1 for " Nevermind the crispies ".
A collab between EYA regular Manuk and ""The nothing special""member Oli silva.
Slovenian boy Eliaz ,fresh of a new solo EP on Cartulis Music ,brings us a 4X4 techno monster on A2.
B1 by New York based artist Meta 4 , is a perfect combination of acid lines ,minimalistic elements and wonky basslines.
Last but not least ,Sur boss Jorge Gamarra, give his contribution to this well crafted VA with a punchy and solid old school flavour cut.

In 1999 John Digweed and Nick Muir launched their now legendary label with the 12' vinyl release of 'Heaven Scent', giving it the iconic catalogue number BED1.

Continuing the series of special releases to celebrate the Bedrock label's 20-year anniversary in 2019, this landmark classic has now received heavyweight reworks by Marc Romboy and Eagles & Butterflies.

' Heaven Scent was a game changer. It really was one of the most essential dance tunes.' - Marc Romboy

Those familiar with Mönchengladbach master DJ/Producer Marc Romboy's exceptional creative output and deep relationship with the Bedrock imprint will know what to expect.

A continual advocate for their forward-thinking vision, Marc delivers an utterly dynamic, high-flying 10 minutes of pulsating perfection. His remix soars, dips and dives in a deliciously delirious joyous homage to the original's epic attitude.

Hot on the heels of releasing his stunning collaborative project with John Digweed & Nick Muir ('Crazy Diamond'/'Divenire' BEDDIGI118), UK-born, LA-based Producer/DJ, Chris Barratt (aka Eagles & Butterflies) returns to the label with his own decidedly individualistic interpretation of 'Heaven Scent'.

Marrying an insistently metronomic groove with an intense, mind-bending, looped and layer structure, he takes the track on an entirely different journey before stripping everything back and dropping down and launching into those hallowed unforgettable chords, in a classic 'raise your hands if you understand' moment, all timed to complete perfection.

Back with that low-end pressure, PAWSA delivers another tech house slammer with this single sided, 180g funked-up riot on his own PAWZ imprint. A humongous, hypnotic bassline, shuffling percussive hits and a thundering kick lay the foundations for that renowned and charismatic vocal to take centre stage on ‘Funky Brother’.

Another sure-fire winning roller destined to tear up dancefloors across the circuit, further validating PAWSA’s meteoric rise to the top.

Two heavy tracks by an unknown artist are landing on TRAFO. Different roots, common patterns.

Spring is back and so is Mladen Tomic, delivering pure happiness wrapped in 4 funky technotracks - just the perfect soundtrack for this time of the year!
Happiness is supported by Dubfire, Monika Kruse, Gregor Tresher, Thomas Schumacher, Sebastian Leger and many more - order your personal dose now!

Baba Osman presents the second installament of Osman Records.

One more time Andy reveals his vision of a modern, deep & trippy dancefloor.

3 flawless cuts to make them feel
already played by tINI, Raresh, Sonja Moonear, etc

A milestone tenth release from Butter Sessions brings the worldwide debut of Consumer Watchdawgz, a collaboration between two mysterious figures from down under.
Experience a Techno expedition to the dry waves of the central desert & moist air in the eastearn tropics, featuring dubbed out forward thinking rhythms & otherworldy electronics, for earth people...

Brothers Amedeo and Matteo Giovanelli aka Mathame have quickly garnered attention through their dusky, atmospheric Techno releases on illustrious underground labels such as Anagram, ARTS and Afterlife Records utilising a wide range of hardware (from cheap analogue synths to obscure drum machines) as well as their experience as visual artists to create their free-flowing, signature sound.

Ave Berlin collective AWAY ready the 4th release in their catalogue. With 001 on the label being a VA, 002 being an EP from Joe Claussell & Mr.Ties as AWAY Soundsystem and 003 being a second VA - they now present a split 2-tracker from label mainstay Move D and his pairing with Jonah Sharp under their collaborative guise of Reagenz. Whilst keeping an anchor at Berlin's About Blank, AWAY have hosted parties at numerous other venues across the city as well as Barcelona and throughout have maintained a welcoming and free spirited attitude. Harnessing this attitude and channeling the collective's Detroit influences, AWAY have developed their imprint which has so far taken shape over a set of 3 analogue-heavy VA's. Next in line follows suit in melding tough drums with Motor City pads. Natural in their progression, both tracks spark ardour as they steadily develop adding another fine addition to a blooming catalogue.

Kerri Chandler's mighty Kaoz Theory welcomes an appropriately colossal figure from the dance world for its next EP, with Canadian artist Art Department aka Jonny White serving up four fantastic new tracks.

Now the lone force behind the world-famous Art Department project, White also heads up the decade strong No.19 Music as well as more recent label additions Social Experiment & Sunday Money. On tour, he can be found at the world's leading clubs and festivals laying down emotive, forward thinking sets of underground house and techno that continue to evolve and inspire. His CV doesn't stop there, with a passionate commitment to wildlife conservation leading to the formation of Music Against Animal Cruelty (MAAC), a non-profit organization which has seen White rally support from the music industry to make a real difference to a vital cause. Add to this his recent partnership in leading label and distribution company Subwax Bcn and it's clear that White is a man on a mission.

As ever with Art Department, these latest tracks show another subtle evolution of sound, kicking off with the superb 'Industry.' This is a roller coaster ride through raw organic grooves with swirling pads and subtle vocal cries all layering up the intensity and guaranteeing a huge reaction. The equally impactful 'Exit to Eden' takes on a more swinging house vibe, with brilliantly loose drums shuffling along with a New York feel. Again, soulful vocal samples add steaminess to the groove, delivering a cut that is destined to lift the mood wherever it's dropped.

The kicking 'Boa' picks up the pace once more with smart drum programming that gets you on your toes. It's upright and driving, with raw hits and huge kicks powering you along as a timeless and nimble bassline bounces about down low. Closing things down in style, the excellent 'Madbar' is another high impact house cut with edgy chord stabs and bristling drums. The whole thing brims with house charm and is a perfect closing opus to the accomplished package.

These latest four offerings from Art Department mark another high for Kerri Chandler's always on-point Kaoz Theory.


Early DJ Support:

Seth Troxler, Adam Beyer, Laurent Garnier, Alan Fitzpatrick, Terry Francis, Sascha Dive, DJ Steaw, Archie Hamilton, Ilario Alicante, Len Faki

As the title suggests, there are many ways to jack and this EP makes no pretense about its intentions.
DMX Krew treat us to a wild concoction of tracks for the fourth instalment of the now firing on all cylinders, Super Rhythm Trax label.The music here veers between grimy basement Acid trax, UK Bleep inspired future warehouse anthems and even an ultra cheeky ragga style rendition of Lil Louis' classic "Original Video Clash". Ed DMX is obviously having fun here and with 5 tracks and a loud cut, you're getting bang for your buck !!
Now leave me alone to jack.

Monaberry welcome a genuine OG to their family: Madrid magician Luis Junior. With over 20 years of releases on some of the most respected labels across electronica, he returns with his biggest release in several years. Four originals, one killer remix from Super Flu, get to know:

'Energy Success' is an immense construction. An intense narrative with full suspense and release through its bewildering staccato synth riff, this drives and drives until you don't think it can twist any further... Only to find it does.

'Ways' takes us even deeper into Luis's cosmic universe as a beautiful humanoid texture provides the lead while big washes sweep in the background. Gently rising with layers of positivity and musicality, there's bewildering magic laced deep into the soul of the track... Something that label boss Super Flu complement in a completely flipped way with the remix. Taking the chords and building them around tightly plucked instrumentation, there's a pensive sense of drama running throughout.

Elsewhere 'Reality' is every bit the jolt its name suggests. Strident, pulsating with a theatrical edge, this lives in its own lane. A true 1am level-raiser, this is the quintessential 'no-turning-back' track when the late night massive slip into top gear.

Finally ‚This Is Now' closes the EP with a stark, stripped back march that rasps with alien dub delays and a time-bending sense of technoid trippiness. This is now, this is the past, this is the future... Places where Luis has dominated since his first releases 25 years ago. Rest assured we'll be seeing him again soon, too.

Jacob Husley & Peter Pixzel's WetYourSelf! recordings, drop the third EP in their vinyl only limited series WYSL003. This time a VA with some heavyweight players from the top of the Romanian artist talent pool.

On the A side Priku delivers 'Outcast' a sleek cut of micro house, complete with jazzy stabs and a wonky bassline. A2 is produced by Mau 'Time Modulation', a very versatile track that will work at any point of the night or morning - with it's irresistible intergalactic electro bassline and pleasing synth notes.

On the flip side caLLY delivers two beautiful atmospheric cuts of minimal techno perfection, floating yet driving. Both tracks were on heavy rotation during Sunwaves Festival - played by Raresh amongst the other usual suspects.

There's been a lot of anticipation for this release to finally drop - so don't wait around or you'll be paying the price on Discogs!

UK producer Archie Hamilton releases his debut album ‘Archive Fiction’, forthcoming on Moscow Records. Written as a first-person exploration of the positive transformational effect of house music, it’s a narrative of a life-changing night on a dancefloor.

Informed by Archie’s extensive experiences in clubs since his early teens, ‘Archive Fiction’ is ten tracks seamlessly mixed together into one complete body of work. Merging Archie’s rich musical upbringing with more contemporary tastes, the LP incorporates his signature and trademark minimal styles with a myriad of influences including trip-hop, dub-techno, acid jazz, drum’n’bass and house.

The early tones of the LP are rooted in the melancholic sentiments of first tracks ‘Six Years Later’ and ‘Lifted’. Embracing dark and downtempo elements, the changing pace of ‘Relax Your Body’ then flips to a more positive trajectory and into one of the album’s most pivotal moments, ‘Make The Difference’ feat. Mr V. An anthemic slice of smooth and soulful vocal deep-house, this track is geared towards invoking a sense of complete sanctuary and letting go of all worries.

The heads-down ‘Can’t Be Serious’ takes the listener into more rolling territory and leads into another key moment on the LP, ‘Eye of the Storm’ featuring vocals from drum’n’bass royalty, Onallee. The ex-member of infamous Reprazent crew came out of semi retirement to feature on this cut which draws on Archie’s early Bristolian experiences.

The sparse and stripped-back ‘Dustin Off Man’ is an ode to Archie’s love of dub-techno, one of his fundamental entry points into electronic music inspired by early masters of the genre Rod Modell and Moritz Von Oswald.

The sumptuous and atmospheric ‘A Little Lower’ slows the pace and invokes a journey through dub and acid jazz, recorded with the live bass guitar acoustics of Navid Asghari, a composition inspired by Archie’s affinity to the likes of Portishead, DJ Krush and Thievery Corporation.

The soulful and life affirming sensations of ‘Quicksand’ roll into the album’s crescendo, ‘Waisted’, a vibrant and powerful slice of the signature Archie Hamilton sound, geared for peak-time energy.

An album fuelled by over 10 years of production experience and a lifetime committed to music, ‘Archive Fiction’ is a debut that showcases the breadth of Archie’s palate as a producer and his ability to transcend the world of underground house.

Chiwax welcomes "CHIMALE" to the family - One-shot project by a known artist!

WRECKS025 comes from the mind and studio of Coral D aka Duncan Stump, this relatively unknown producer (only two other releases to his name) serves up three tracks of directly dubbed out drums and trippy psychedelics. The 'Sway' EP is a tightly tuned collection of tracks, each of the elements sitting perfectly next to each other, minimalistic at times but still with a good emphasis on the low end dynamics and squarely aimed at those lost moments on the dancefloor.

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Our Italian artist Luca Morris can surely relax now. This is already his 4. release for Monika Kruse's label and definitely no end in sight. Besides supporting Juventus Turin and running his own label Polar Noise (together with Paul C) he is busier with his dj gigs than ever. So he was relaxed enough to woth on these 4 fantastic tracks, all different but still showcasing his trademark style.

Right 1 year after their massive 'Take Some Time' the two Italian boys are back with 3 new belters on Monika Kruse's label Terminal M. For 'The Race' they even got help from their longtime friend Mousse T. with his sensual piano skills. So give it up for Paul C & Paolo Martini's new EP to conquer worldwide's housefloors.

Exactely one year after their first release on Terminal M the duo from Hambourg is back on Monika Kruse's imprint. With two own extraordinary clubbangers plus one egally outstanding remix from Italian wonderboy Hollen.

Exactly 3 years ago our adventures started at Roma Record Market with a VA called Raw Culture’s Pushers 01.
The PUSHERS series is back, today for our 3rd bithday.
We want celebrate it with some of our best quality dealers: Asymmetrical & LKSMN // Like Someone , Security DJ ft. Sophia de Jong, Michael Ferragosto aka Marcello Napoletano, Drew C. Mance and T C WHITE aka Robert Crash all together in a killah/warp dancefloor compilation.

The release will be available from June in a limited series of 300 hand stamped vinyl.

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Frenchman Darlyn Vlys returns with another EP on Monika Kruses label Terminal M, raving about 'Soho Nights' during a 'Weekend In Rome'. New York's shootingstar DJ Boris adds his trademark sounds on his remix, exactely why we love his releases on Sci+Tec and Tronic so much. Also UK duo WHYT NOYZ did their homewurk the way we love it and deliver a great new interpretation of 'Soho Nights'.