Techno Vinyl New Releases - News

Griffé is back in 2021 with a fresh release from the young and talented producer Vafa. For his very first solo EP on vinyl, this young producer from Marseille demonstrates his ability to produce tracks tailored for the dancefloor while creating a singular atmosphere. With a singular and precise rhythmic programming coupled with an intelligent use of samples and chords, he delivers 4 tracks with diverse atmospheres all having in common an unparalleled efficiency.

Tracks by Das Muster, Obergman, Koova, Luke Eargoggle & Johan Inkinen, Faceless Mind, Friedrich Krause and Noise&Noise. The Time Capsule project, also known as 808 Box, is a project created by Fundamental Records. The six boxes released in recent years include 56 records with over 300 tracks from artists from every corner of the world. Some warehouse copies have surfaced of the 5th 808 Box, and these will be available individually. These are new copies in perfect condition, with the original sleeves printed with the classic Roland TR-808.

The LuLúxpo founded Paradise Children Records label in 2017. Considered as the most glamorous / trash DJ couple of the European club scene for almost 20 years, Loulou and Pollux aka the LuLúxpo named the label as a tribute to Prévert and Carné. It was a big accomplishment for both of them. The Argentinian diva and the crooner from Paris felt the need to give substance to their musical and aesthetic vision, which they built throughout the years through their productions, sets, parties and radio show ('Let's Dance' on Couleur 3, then on Radio Meuh). Stilettos and a perfecto jacket, pink hair and black glasses, an electro background, one foot in rock' n' roll and the other in disco but most of all, what a night should be: groovy, loving, crazy and fun. The shady couple was based in Geneva for a long time until they moved permanently to Barcelona, where they built this naive and uncompromising utopia. Love,pleasure and honesty are the pillars of this utopia, but they also wanted to meet people through their label and this EP is a perfect example as it celebrates the young Swiss scene vs very experienced European remixers.

The first release, "Space time" is about the lines of physics and metaphysics and gathers three of the most established artists in the international techno scene.

Zadig delivers 2 original tracks while Perc and Oscar Mulero are on remix duty, to write the first lines of the Sotor's story.

feat Cardopusher & Hrdvsion remixes

Classic Electro featuring brilliant vocalists Paris The Black Fu and Foremost Poets. And if that’s not enough the package comes with 2 hard hitting remixes by Cardopusher and Hrdvsion!

Music from late nights in Montréal.

Dj Medallion has programmed and recorded the patterns of personal experience, influence, and desire. These songs are now at the mercy of the world and its residents... please use to provide moments of chaotic ease, where all the anxieties and pressure are externalized so you may see that it can all be fabricated and dismantled from within.

This is the first of hopefully many releases brought to you by La Rama Records, a shop located in the city from where these songs were made. If you find your self in the city, please do visit.

LP version comes with free download card.

Radio support from Benji B & B Traits (BBC Radio 1), Nemone (BBC 6 Music), . DJ support from Ben UFO, Joy Orbison, Caribou, Tessela, Mosca, Kowton, Ron Morelli, Bok Bok

Print features confirmed in Groove, Beat Mag, Faze (DE), Tsugi (FR), DJ Mag (IT), Volkskrant (NL), The Gap (Austria)

Print reviews confirmed in Mixmag, The Wire, Crack, DJ Mag, Uncut (UK), Blow Up, Rumore, Rockerilla (IT), Irish Times (IE), Musikexpress, Doppelpunkt, Westzeit (DE), Exclaim (CA)

Online features / premieres: The Fader, NPR, XLR8r (USA), The Quietus, Dummy (UK), Wasabeat (JP),

Hessle Audio are excited to announce the release of the self-titled debut album by Pearson Sound, aka label co-head David Kennedy. Characteristically minimalist in approach, its nine tracks use a handful of elements to craft mesmerising, self-contained worlds, alive with motion and near-subliminal detail: from vast and inky landscapes, to electrifying rhythm tracks, where layers of percussion and bass tumble over one another like rocks in a landslide. Recorded between 2013-4, Pearson Sound documents a distinct phase of Kennedy's studio explorations. "I had a signal chain set up that I was really happy with, and I started sending my machines through the same processes" he says. Expanding upon the techniques underpinning his recent REM and Starburst 12"s, its tracks emerged swiftly through improvised jam sessions, some were captured in a minimum of takes, while others later took shape through extensive sculpting and post-processing. "A lot of it was made by feeding the the same sounds between two different pieces of equipment and they'd end up feeding back between each other and snowballing. On some tracks it's about harnessing that and taking it to the brink before it disintegrates, and some of them are about just letting it go full-blown out of control." The result is a record of striking contrasts: bold, stark and visceral, yet also subtle, harmonically complex and deceptively playful. While Pearson Sound's livewire percussive energy remains inextricably rooted in the club, this exploratory studio process has created Kennedy's most wide-ranging yet coherent body of work to date: a suite of thrillingly impulsive, expressive and open-ended music, untethered from restrictions of form.

Detroit Parties Rock like This......................another repressed Detroit stomper from the Duo Keith Tucker and Blak Tony. Equipped and programmed for the dance floor, K1 and Blak Tony’s acapella is sure to start any set off if you bold enough to do it. “Rock Like this” is A electro rap assault into the Detroit parties of the past. This track is a anthem from the city that gave you some of the funkiest electro ever created. This ep never disappoints a favorite of Dj Stingray.

In this compelling debut release, NETSH takes the listener on a one-way trip to his world with his own unique take on acid, braindance, electro, jungle and even a dash of hardcore. Frenzied breakbeats, thick and melodic 303 sequences, ass-shaking drum programming along with deep and lush pads are the constant on this record, coherent and diverse a the same time, which tells a lot about the young producer's musical maturity.

The first release on Jugaar Records is from Karachi boy Rudoh and brings together five slabs of electro-breaks architecture primed equally for the dance-floor and headphones - including a remix from Australia-based, Salt Mines Records honcho, Shedbug. Enjoy!

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It's 214's return to klakson with his North Bend blend of electro-techno. On this LP ... it expect you four rugged-beat orientated tracks with melodies and strings floating, in and out, like the mists of a 'Twin Peak' scene.

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There's probably no finer way for Cultivated Electronics to launch their 2021 schedule than with a new release by DMX Krew with his first solo EP outing on the label, having previously appeared for a remix of J.T.C's 'In Transit' (2014) and as MMT-8 (2016) - a collaborative project with CE's label head, Sync 24. Edward Upton has given us over 25 years of sonic wizardry with numerous highly regarded releases, not only as DMX Krew, but also a myriad of other aliases over almost as many labels, including the mighty Rephlex, as well as his own Breakin' Records and Fresh Up. On 'Overseer' he delivers four vivid and stimulating analogue cuts that are full of character, delivering high-end electro funk and glittering experimentalism.'Overseer' by DMX Krew is released on 11th January.

Paris is burning! And Eliott Litrowski lit the match with his latest EP for SoHaSo. The producer from France once saw the light in the famous Rex club in Paris but has a profound love for Dutch underground dance music. He previously released singles on Moustache and Bordello a Parigi and now debuts on Utrecht based SoHaSo sublabel OOSSHA.On his Long Story Short EP, Litrowski combines the boldness of Dutch west coast electro with the flair and finesse of French techno, while throwing in a hint of sweet flavoured Italo vibes. A good example is Blind Pilot, which is both frivolous and funky.Or jump the needle to Cereal Funk, where the dry hi-hats and wild arpeggio’s give more than a nod to Dopplereffekt, while staying in fourth gear. No wonder the track gets a remix treatment by Ed DMX, who turns Cereal Funk into a proper electro monster without losing the core futuristic elements.Long story short, Litrowski’s music is both playful, quirky and tailor made for clubs.

Emile Facey, maybe better known as Plant43, is releasing his next album, Scars Of Intransigence on Dutch label Shipwrec. An associate of labels like CPU, Semantica, the late Ai Records and Frustrated Funk, Emile has been producing since 2006 and has released more than 70 tracks, equally inspired by the 80's electro of his youth and the Drexcyian sounds of the 90's. Emile is also a graphic designer and co-founder of bleep43, an electronic music site and underground techno/electro party. As such and as a designer, Emile has a strong artistic vision and that plays out in this carefully crafted album, which has been written as a coherent story that unfolds from start-to-finish and comes complete with artwork designed by the man himself, in collaboration with German photographer Jurgen Heckel. Rather than being purely a collection of DJ tools, Scars Of Intransigence has also been made with the home listening experience in mind so that the album works in both contexts equally well. Says the man himself: "I try to express my emotions and feelings though the mood of my music, images and song titles, and Scars Of Intransigence captures some of the anger, sadness and hope I feel in relation to the state of the world we live in today. The scars are those inflicted by governments who seem hell-bent on perpetuating a world reliant on fossil fuels where elitism, privatisation and vast personal wealth thrive at the cost of other people, animals and our environment." Kicking off with 'Dormant Technology', a liquid electro funk is set in motion immediately. From there the tempo drops into the doleful and sombre 'Unnamed Resistance' before 'Cavernous Bones' explores deeply emotive electro, 'Fire Burning Inside' demonstrates Emile's ability to programme a hugely resonant synth line and 'The Coldest Rule' then comes on like a dystopian vision of an unsettled underwater world. 'Wounding Words' is a tentative track that is imbued with a real musicality as well as ponderous sense of cerebral charm and closing tracks 'Emerald Abyss' and 'Pale Reflection' are fantastic offerings that glow with a retro charm at the same time as pushing electro well into the future. Scars Of Intransigence is a thoughtful and accomplished album that stays with you long after it has finished playing and is Plant43's most complete artistic statement to date.
FEEDBACK:

"amazing LP, oooof"
Funk D'Void

"Plant43 - a long time favorite. Love this!"
ND Baumecker (Freundinnen Audio, Berlin)

"up my alley!"
Steffi (Klakson/Dolly/Ostgut Ton, Berlin)

"yum yum yum"
Objekt (Objekt)

"Emile's typical sterile and raisor sharp sound design, the sleeve image used and the double colored wax came together really nice. Quality package for the heads.."
Klen (Ovatow / Frustrated Funk)

"timeless stuff, Emerald Abyss is my pick on first listen but many moments. thx!"
Ben Sims (Theory, London)

"Big Lp.. a future classic ! "The coldest rule" is my fav !"
Umwelt

"really cool album ... great electro !!!!"
Solenoid (Graphene / Belief System, Berlin)

"emerald abyss and a few others for sure!!"
DVS1

"Electro city... great stuff"
Charlton/Tapirus (Mord / Krill Music /Midnight Shift, Rotterdam)

"Top grade electronics from Emile, full support from me. would love to get higher quality files if poss."
Alex Downey (Third Ear / Split / (covert), London)

"10/10 Bam !!!!! Perfect, beautiful .... thanks"
Zadig (Construct Re-Form, ROUEN)

"Really cool stuff"
Truncate/Audio Injection

"thats a truly amazing album. spacey, futuristic, haunting. love every single track. thanks!"
Marcel Heese (Tresor, Finitude)

"amazing!"
Dax J (Monnom Black)

"Brillant and pure!! will pick up the vinyl! thanks!!"
Stenny (Ilian Tape)

"Cavernous Bones is my favorite!"
Secret Cinema

"Nice one... Thanks!"
Henning Baer (Grounded Theory, K209, Berlin)

"Loving this album. Looking forward to playing a few of these out.. Thank you"
Breach (Naked Naked, Aus, Atlantic, Amsterdam)

"Pure class!"
Surgeon

"Pale reflection and Coldest rule are fave but lots of goodies here"
Tomaz (22tracks, Sint Pieters Leeuw)

"love this"
Marco Bernardi (Take the Elevator, Bristol)

"Sounding great! Thank you!"
Chevel (Enklav / Vae Victis)

"Excellent stuff"
Truss / MPIA3

"love it, will play cavernous bones on rinse"
Jamie Russell (Hypercolour Ltd, Bristol)

"love it...a bit cinematic...thanx"
Roland Appel

"great album overall, but emerald abbys & wounding words are the ones that will find their way in my set"
Locked Groove (Hotflush / Turbo, Antwerpen)

"Some cool stuff on here, thanks."
CTRLS (Token)

"emerald abyss is my favorite here."
Electric Indigo (indigo:inc)

"Great album! Especially like "Emerald Abyss" and "Cavernous Bones"."
Sven VT (De-bug, Berlin)

"The best one yet. "The Coldest Rule" the standout cut."
Toby Frith (Bleep43, London)

"Beautiful!!!"
The Exaltics (Solar One Music, Jena)

"Beautiful album! Music with heart & soul!"
Chille jr. (Night Moves@Fnoob radio, Koprivnica)

"Mysterious, dope and funky! Thank you!"
Marco Zenker (Ilian Tape)

"Plenty to get stuck into there - thanks."
Necta Selecta (Eat Music)

"Great album! As expected from Plant 43. Love it!"
Dimi Angélis (A&S, ANGLS, Traut Muzik)

"Very nice album indeed. A nice companion for travelling. After a first listen I would say that my favourite is Cavernous bones but also Emeral abyss and Fire burning inside got my attention. "
Ksoul (Ksoul & MuteOscillator, TORINO)

"stunning !"
Giles Armstrong

"Can never have enough Plant43. Brilliant LP."
Tom Dicicco

"bloody great LP - tight work. Carvernous Bones really gets me."
John Osborn (Tanstaafl Records, Berlin)

"beautiful release! not just a collection of tracks but this really has the spirit and logic of an album, great job"
Artefakt (Field, Prologue, Amsterdam)

"yeah ! One of those album to join to my classic Elektroids/Drexciya stuff. Superb. And Cavernous Bones is simply awesome. Beautiful, deep and nervous track. "
Fabrice Lig

"Cavernous Bones" is the track i´ll play in DJ Sets and will use in a podcast. - HUGE PLANT 43 FAN"
(Hardfloor)

"Crazy electro album ! always happy to get more Plant43 :) love almost all tracks and Pale Reflection in particular"
Voiski (L.I.E.S., Construct Re-Form, Dement3d, Ivry Sur Seine)

Welcome to the world of Dave Monolith! This is his 2011 debut album on Rephlex records, appearing on vinyl for the very first time! Smooth and funky melodic electro and warm synthy braindance. When this release just got released most people thought it was another project of Richard D James, but now,10 years later, we know better... Dave monolith is a master on his own! Quite amazing it is the 10 years anniversary of this release while it still sounds so fresh!

Two electro fellows uniting in one record to share their impressions and memories from travel experience around Europe.

This release transmits the beauty of nature and architecture through eyes and feelings of two producers - Low Tape and Dmitry Distant. Close your eyes and keep your belt fastened.

A sacred grove is a place in a forest thought to hold spiritual powers. Throughout history, these sites have been places of worship and ritual. Since the rave boom of 89’ - a new generation has found an alliance with nature steeped in hedonistic abandonment. So it is a befitting alias for the Malmö-based producer Teodor to use in order to serve us these spiritual excursions into ‘open air’ territory. While he has previously donned this mantle to provide atmospheric lo-fi techno on the Japanese label City-2 St. Giga (then as a duo with his friend DJ Natto) - here he hits closer to the deep house palette of his 2017 album ‘Neo Geo’ under the alias Fyodor The DJ.

For the 8th instalment on blundar, the artist has worked closely with the label in picking out the right tracks from his vast archives. While the tempo sometimes staggers well towards BPM levels of hardcore techno, the touch remains gentle and soft. This genre-defying characteristic owes a lot to video game music, and especially Japanese games, where Teo finds a lot of his inspiration.

The first track bathes us in tropical field recordings before tripping off into a relentless tribal groove - countered by meandering new age flutes. A2 is a fluid and complex piece, vibrating with a warm tenderness all the while maintaining a minimal progressive path. A3 deals in crunchy breakbeats and layers upon layers.

On the second side, B1 builds through a hazy fog of tape hiss, pierced by the bouncing thud of sped-up bongos and an arpeggio that escalate it all into transcendental euphoria. B2 goes ‘off the grid’ for a heady trek of slippery beats that spill out into small flecks of breaks, all the while gleaming through the doorway to a sombre ambient jazz score. Closing off this 12” is a chilling high-speed chase through a neon-flashing night, propelled by a numbingly hard hitting drum machine sequence.

The artwork for BLUNDAR8 is as always photographed by mutantexture. The photos - which were taken during a hot summer by the Western Harbour of Malmö - were picked out by Teo as this is a place of great significance for him. A place for the daydreams of sun-dazed ravers

Fill-Lex Records is pleased to announce its new reference on cassette. For this occasion, he bets for the first work of Social Noise, Russian artist that will give much to talk about in the future. Six tracks full of dark and tantric rhythms close to neotrance, with touches of EBM and Electro. Developing acid melodies that will make your mind fly from St. Petersburg to Goa, passing through a Valencian room in the 80’s imparting bases with new beat hammer blows.

Ukrainian/Australian megatalent Tim Jackiw presents a huge record for Scotland's Seventh Sign Recordings.

Tracks by VC-118A, Microlith, Scape One, Volfram & Inkinen, Bass Junkie and RAIM. The Time Capsule project, also known as 808 Box, is a project created by Fundamental Records. The six boxes released in recent years include 56 records with over 300 tracks from artists from every corner of the world. Some warehouse copies have surfaced of the 5th 808 Box, and these will be available individually. These are new copies in perfect condition, with the original sleeves printed with the classic Roland TR-808.

Tracks by Microlith, Mutex, Naqara, Shinra and Foreign Sequence. The Time Capsule project, also known as 808 Box, is a project created by Fundamental Records. The six boxes released in recent years include 56 records with over 300 tracks from artists from every corner of the world. Some warehouse copies have surfaced of the 5th 808 Box, and these will be available individually. These are new copies in perfect condition, with the original sleeves printed with the classic Roland TR-808.

Tracks by Metacomplex, Dibu-Z, Vertical Dimension, KAN3DA, Patronen and Johan Inkinen. The Time Capsule project, also known as 808 Box, is a project created by Fundamental Records. The six boxes released in recent years include 56 records with over 300 tracks from artists from every corner of the world. Some warehouse copies have surfaced of the 5th 808 Box, and these will be available individually. These are new copies in perfect condition, with the original sleeves printed with the classic Roland TR-808.

Tracks by Max Durante, Teslasonic, Kerg, Kitbuilders, Bolz Bolz and Negocius Man. The Time Capsule project, also known as 808 Box, is a project created by Fundamental Records. The six boxes released in recent years include 56 records with over 300 tracks from artists from every corner of the world. Some warehouse copies have surfaced of the 5th 808 Box, and these will be available individually. These are new copies in perfect condition, with the original sleeves printed with the classic Roland TR-808.

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Remastered re-issue of this all-time classic alien-funk electro by Aux 88!

Stilleben Records is very happy to release their third EP with Kuldaboli from Reykjavik. I got an email from him and he said.. ''Hey Luke.. I found a USB with some old tracks on it. I think these are the first tracks I have ever made. Have a listen..'' And we did. Blown away by the real and pure sound Stilleben represent... Enjoy... Because these songs almost ended up in the trash can..! ITS MORE FUN TO COMPUTE

"A Broken Clock Is Right Twice A Day" EP is comprised of 7 tracks recorded in Kazan and Moscow during various sessions. Some of them go back as early as 2014 and everything is composed on two 8-track samplers.
Alina Izolenta and Kamil Ea were born in the USSR, so the origin of the acronym PTU is embedded in everyday life of a country, which no longer exists. The duo spent their childhood in Siberia and on Volga, and their salad days in music schools and early clubs of their respective home cities.

Back then accessing the Internet was only possible via pre-paid cards that came in envelopes. Music — via pirate CDs and endlessly slow mp3 downloads. Friendships would stem from copying music from hard drive to hard drive. The name PTU came to life in the middle of 00s, in a rented apartment, literally the last building in some street on the outskirts, over impromptu synth sessions with friends.

Tracks by Johan Inkinen (Faceless Minds), Franck Kartell, Plant43, Victoria Lukas, Penelope Martin and Depressor. The Time Capsule project, also known as 808 Box, is a project created by Fundamental Records. The six boxes released in recent years include 56 records with over 300 tracks from artists from every corner of the world. Some warehouse copies have surfaced of the 5th 808 Box, and these will be available individually. These are new copies in perfect condition, with the original sleeves printed with the classic Roland TR-808.

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Detroit's Filthiest returns for his 7th appearance on Bass Agenda Recordings with a new solo EP on vinyl and digital formats. With over 20 years in the game he is one of Detroit's most enduring, hardworking, and versatile artists and, as his previous outings have shown, he saves his darkest, hardest, most energetic electro material for Bass Agenda. Here he brings four new killer tracks that are immediately identifiable as being his sound; a powerful blend of punchy dancefloor machine funk, laced with darkness, that stand separate from the crowd in every sense.

Cai Bojsen-Møller co-founded the original Multiplex imprint and released his debut solo album A Bit of Something on the label in 1996. Cai is an accomplished drummer and his acoustic talents shine through in his electronic work and 909 skills. Out of the circuit for fifteen years, he now returns in stunning form!

The idea behind "The Spirit of Man and Machine" evolved around the point where organic elements meet and elevate the programmed part of the music. Because of the technology available to everyone today, much music is completely quantized, but to make things flawless, risks the loss of feeling to digital perfection. Emerging from the Danish rock scene in the early 80's, correctness was nothing to strive for. With the formula of analog synths through an analog mixer and the drums and sequences recorded live, with a mindset for the right vibe, Cai's new tracks ties in well with his 1990's productions.

It starts with a melancholy chord on "Phalanx" - this deep track sets the mood with a nudge to the early sci-fi techno of Detroit. "Stille Storm" (Danish for "Quiet Storm") has been treated to an edit by Steen Kong, accentuating the hypnotic groove for the early hours. "Oshi Dashi", a Sumo term for the push-out technique, is a beautiful, melodic, minimalistic techno track. Finally the intense, cinematic compositions of "Whirling" end the EP in style.

Two-track 12" of armour-plated, tripped-out, dizzyingly uptempo steppers tekno / raw-lion-dubbs...original mix + extended FX version that unfurls into deadly halftime lurch...out-and-out soundsystem warheads both; ridiculous, ram-raiding sub-bass. 22 mins of music approx. DL inc.

Sometimes you want something so badly you don't even know to ask for it in the first place. Like Adam and Eve stumbling upon the fruit of knowledge — or psychedelic techno wizards Donato Dozzy and Retina.it (aka Lino Monaco and Nicola Buono) producing a pitch-perfect, vintage-styled minimal wave record, filled with icy synths, shuddering bass, and anthemic vocals, sounding like a lost gem unearthed from 1982 for the first time.

Except it's not — this record is brand new. The three Italians first came together under the moniker Le Officine Di Efesto, releasing an EP of murky left-field techno on Dozzy's own Spazio Disponibile. They quickly discovered a shared love of classic post-punk, wave, and synthpop, and not long after, Men With Secrets was born.

"Men With Secrets" might sound like an old-school synthpop act you've never heard of, but the name is actually borrowed from Richard Bone, an early New York electronic musician and minimal pop pioneer. The trio's name is but one of their many homages — Cabaret Voltaire, The Human League, New Order, and even Dopplereffekt are additional reference points — but this album is neither imitation nor rehash. It's just as carefully and ingeniously produced as you'd expect a record from Donato Dozzy and Retina.it to be, except it's filled with poppy hooks so brilliantly catchy they'll stick in your head until you hit 'Repeat' and find yourself singing along.

These Men With Secrets clearly have their tongue placed firmly in cheek: check the record's title and artwork for proof. But the music is deadly serious. The drums hit hard, the synths soar to emotional heights, and the vocals intone rhythmically. All of it's coated in the warm fuzz of analogue tape. Not many records on The Bunker New York are as likely to be played in goth clubs as they are by adventurous techno DJs, but then again, this is not your average Bunker New York record.

Limited edition 300 copy white label only release.

Crushing remix pack for Ron Morelli's "Laugh Taker" track which came out on his 2018 Hospital Productions LP "Disappearer" Mick Harris (Scorn, Fret, Downwards), Parrish Smith, and Overlook all contributing heavy versions of the track. TIP!!!!

FAKE #1 – THE ABSENCE

The deaf noise of the socialmedialism thrills misery. The hate array, the dreams of profit spurt a modern ideology made of science and technology for a factory shaped city. The user worker, the content product. Login. All in. Proletarian Romance - Life in sharing. Love by the hour. Idealism motel. Sexual class conflict. Moral hierarchy.
Fast Sci-Fi, Internet Overdose, Gourmet overexposition; Speed depression. Ethical inquisition. Wellness preservation. Right patrol. Afflicted soul. The information, the information - the information...
The new verbs of the power. To like, to be Liked. The followers - the swollowers. Mobile addiction.The window on the wall. The beginning of the century. Political correct. Business coma. Social Warming. Open Sea - freedom breakdown. West civilization sunset - block express. External Memory. Extra limb. Grim... Tough solutions required, the destruction of meaning. Emergency exit, only.

Noisy Droney Dirge with Industrial spank...who wants some Pressed in L.A.

The inimitable Mike Parker makes his full EP debut on Kynant with four cuts of his signature, modular techno hypnosis.

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Anlässlich des 30jährigen Jubiläums der beiden Kulttracks Rubberbandman und Jungle Bill veröffentlichen
Yello eine auf 2000 Units limitierte farbige Vinyl mit den beiden Tracks sowie einer B-Seite mit Squeeze
Please und How How.

Russian musician Low Tape debut on Luck of Access with three electro influenced tracks.

Leipzig-based duo Yarn Init make their debut on Mind Controlled Rectifier with the label's first ever physical release, 'Ill Compound'. The 6 track record is a testament to Yarn Init's mastery of mood, with the pair creating progressive grooves that build towards subtly deep and intense center points across various styles.

New W-Agency signing Extrawelt deliver a trio of exhilarating “one-take” jams. Since their inception in 2005, the Hamburg duo has commanded the loftiest respect throughout the industry thanks to their thoughtful and emotive brand of house and techno. From ‘Soopertrack’ to ‘Dark Side of the Room’, every raver worth their salt has had an Extrawelt dancefloor moment, their soaring chords touching hearts and hips in equal doses. Taking their intuitive approach to musical production to its next evolutionary phase, the ‘Automatik Akrobatik EP’ sees them in free-flow form, gifting us with a triumvirate of superb studio jams that encapsulate everything that’s special about their music. ‘Alpha & Oma’ is uplifting and throbbing, the kind of visceral techno gem that would make even the most hardened punter a little weapy. ‘Email auf Klinke’ is punchy and minimal, a solid roller to contrast its predecessor. The title track has the sonic arc of an epic film score, building from a languid pace to a widescreen glistening wall of sound, inspiring and bad ass in equal doses. “These tracks are basically “one take” jams with very few edits afterwards. The computer was mostly acting as a tape recorder while the arrange took place on the desk and machines. We feel that those tracks that happen in a nice flow and without overthinking them too much often appear to deliver their energy in a more raw and direct way but simultaneously also become rather homogenous instead of taking unnecessary deflections.” - Extrawelt