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what a start of this brand new label !!! a great 5 track ep that contains tracks by the horrorist (one night in new york) and johan afterglow (platform b) !!! this one is a meeeeeeeeeeegaphat monster tune !!!

Birdsmakingmachine brings us the second instalment of their recently launched Series with another four tracker of mysterious minimal house cuts that hook the listener with their constantly building beats, evolving grooves and melodies. While 'Wild Carrots' starts off the EP with a hypnotic yet musical journey through effect-laden rhythms, 'Lost Inside' follows as a stripped down groover with eerie melodies haunting the beat playfully. On the flip we find 'Nest Rocking', a juggling piece growing with percussions and ambient pads and lastly 'Recipients', an early inspired gem with an intricately funky bassline and electric organs.

"The new Zooloft release "Analysis of a Nihilist Who Wants to Become Famous", written by Obtane and Giorgio Gigli, begins with a long techno track of horizontal, metaphysical and stratospheric connotations.

Slowburn are two guys from Dublin who recently made there debut via Uzuri in the form of a various artists 12" Here they return for a full four track ep release of there own on Elektrosouls. Four raw deep house cuts that ooze melody and soul.

LTD 3x12" Pack on Unclear Records !!

Kisk & Jacky O make a smashing debut on Pro-Tez records.  The Duo previously released their music on the Apparel Label run by Kisk. This limited to 300 copies 12' has prime examples of their lushly spirited, sincerely grooving productions that got a lovely identity of their own. With a brilliant Roy Gilles' treatment of the track and Kjofols minimal version the 'Upside Down' EP is sure to satisfy you on long walks in European metropolises, basement clubs and intimate home listening alike.

After launching Save The Blessed with 'Don't Touch The K:raal EP'-a two-track release from Francesco "Belfie" Belfiore, complete with remix from Restoration's Xenogears (aka The Analogue Cops)-comes the fledgling vinyl-only house's second instalment, which sees S.T.B. head team up with Rush Hour mainstay San Proper. For a decade San Proper has enjoyed cult status in Holland, particularly in his hometown of Amsterdam where he cut his teeth spinning eclectic sets long before taking to the studio. Production-wise, since joining the Dutch electronic institute with his 'Amsterdam Family' series back in 2007-which saw San Proper collaborate with a medley of known and unknown producers-he has continued to impress with his heady, idiosyncratic take on house and disco, formulating a recognisable live sonic signature that came to a head on his debut full length 'Animal', released last summer. 'Faulkner EP' consolidates Save The Blessed's dedication to analogue craft with an original dubbed-out house work from Francesco Belfiore, rearranged by San Proper on the B-side in token eccentric fashion with vocals and thrumming guitar-redolent bass. For sound aficionados and quirky night owls who enjoy a hefty dose of underground with their wonky, well formed house.

U6-Schallplatten, aiming at the success of its parent Treibjagd-Records, presents its second release: Vogelfrei (which is german for "free as a bird"). Programmed by Lucas Mayer and Manu Nöth, two young and talented producers from southern bavaria. With their chilled atmosphere and bird samples on track, these two guys transport you directly to a relaxing state of mind. On the flipside, label owner Ill-Boy Phil and companion DJoker give the track a more minimalistic approach, while not losing the chilled vibe of the original. Definitely one not to miss on a long winter evening.
Played/supported by: Oliver Schories, Patrick Kunkel, Marc Depulse, Pierce, Nudisco, Paco Osuna, Tunnel FM, DJ Misk (Radio AltroVerso // Rome), Alexander Bien (electrosound.tv), Robert Grand (additan radio), Rich Vom Dorf, Jen & Berry's, Martin Dacar, Sandro Beninati and many more....

DJ legend, producer icon, avant-gardist, pioneer. Only few influenced the music scene of the past 28 years as deeply as Pascal FEOS. He is responsible for 4 solo albums, over 200 releases and hundreds of remixes. Still his hunger for sound experiments is satisfied by no means. Although it has been a bit quiet around him in the past few months, you might rather call this the quiet before the storm. FEOS wouldn't be FEOS, if it wouldn't have been for him to have his fingers on controllers and knobs on a daily basis, creating and tweaking new sounds. Finally the time has come. Pascal is back, and he gentlemanly wrapped up a present for you, marked DEPARTED 2 RETURN. What's in it Not only FEOS' fifth album, but also a musical answer to the question what he has experienced and what he had to go through in these three creative and self-reflecting years of his musical hiatus. Every high, every low and every new insight in life he put into his music. With his output being as big as ever, he made. DEPARTED 2 RETURN his first double album.











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With the Fractal EP, we proudly present you the first co-production of the chilean artist Aldo Cadiz and the spanish Oscar Barila on our label Deep Circus!
Both artists have a history of successful releases and projects, on labels such as Kling Klong, Bondage, Viva Music, Plastic City, Einmaleins and many more. A few months ago, the single Reconst by Aldo Cadiz was released on the Loco Dice label Desolat. Oscar Barila, born in Valencia, should also be well-known through his successful work as A&R of his own label My Little Dog. In 2012, he released his album Parallel Minds on Plastic City.
With the original tracks on the Fractal EP, Aldo and Oscar provide us with a harmonious, groovy piece of work, merging the sounds of Deep House and Tech House. Italian artist Alex Costa provided the original track with even more power in his interpretation and made it a peaktime burner. The second song Menisko was remixed by Raphael Dincsoy and Pierre Deutschmann and became a dark techno track in their edit. Enjoy!

here's always a great sense of expectancy when a new Gaiser release is in the offing and with its debut album status, Blank Fade captures the imagination even more than usual. Trunkated and Face Down are the first two tracks to be lifted from the LP and the contrasting styles and shifting moods they represent, offer a pretty conclusive overview of what's to come

eine kleine werkschau des bekannten labels

Minus veröffentlicht mit der "minMAX"-Compilation einen äußerst attraktiven Sampler mit den Techno-Clubhits des Sommers. Dazu gibt es einen exklusiven DJ Mix vom Minus-Veteran Hobo mit weiteren exklusiven Tracks aus der minMAX Veröffentlichung. Minus zählt zweifelsohne zu den führenden Techno- und Minimal-Labels der Welt, dies ist seit 2007 die erste offizielle Label-Compilation zu einem höchst attraktiven Preis.

Repressed !!!
Great Tech-House Bombs from Arts & Leni!!! This is massive!!! Played by Adam Beyer, Rene Bourgeois, Hanne and Lore, Franco Bianco, Dr.Needles, DJ N.I.T., Thomas Lizzara, Caro de Luxe, Rich vom Dorf!!!!

Frole Records presents the second vinyl release, this time a producer from the Netherlands. Detache is a young producer influenced by Detroit, deep house and modern techno. 'U010011' is the typical Detroit track with an undoubted feeling to it. Featuring a dubby atmosphere, playfull synths & dreamy pads. The remixes are made by Anonym (Sushitech) and Francesco Bonora (Abstract Theory) & Mirko (Etichetta Nera) who are staying in this dreamy realm. The track is made at a lakeside which is portrait by the artwork. 'Valley of Shadows' is a deep track that is characterized by the dub sound from Berlin. A solid tune full of deep chords and pads that transcends the mind.

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Retro was the by far most overworked musical term in all areas house and techno. And well, we have to admit it it: So is this release by our new player MATT JOHN and his debut for Cocoon Recordings. However, this time "retro" works a bit different. It's Sheffield, Warp, the early Hacienda- and LFO-days that are shining through here. No massive link-like-909-programming, no Chicago- and no New-York-house revival and finally not just another London- and Berlin-hipster-soundtrack. We are talking northern sound inspired techno here, dark but hedonistic, analogue synths and for those who remember: A Certain Ratio feeling all over the place! Of course this is what we hear here and what we feel and we have no idea if Matt John did all this on purpose but to be honest: We don't care! This is great, this is good, this is techno as we like it and most important: This is hard to find these days. So let the show begin, ladies & gentlemen here comes MATT JOHN!

As the London & Berlin based somethinksounds imprint approaches a tenth release since its inception in 2010 we've learnt that although you can never be too sure of what they are going to serve up next, you can be sure its going to be of the highest quality. Whether it be unearthing exquisitely produced IDM by Lucky Paul, future house sounds from rising stars such as Eliphino and Ossie (Black Orange Juice) or straight up club bangers by some of the biggest hitters in the game (Gadi Mizrahi of Wolf + Lamb); this time they deliver what could be one of the most infectious vocal drops of 2012 on Artifact'¼s sensational double A-side The Way It Do/We Trapped.

For the tenth release somethinksounds step back into a ring where they certainly feel very comfortable and present an artist tipped by many a tastemaker including Clash and also Resident Advisor (in a 'Breaking Through' article earlier this year) to be making big waves soon. With releases on Local Action and Rebirth, Bristol boy Artifact has certainly been making a big noise with his futuristic fusion of house, techno and garage. Put simply The Way It Do is a bold statement of intent. Aimed directly at the centre of the dance floor this one oozes with production finesse far beyond the young producer's years. Skipping tams and snapping snares ride alongside haunting synth melodies whilst the percussion section layers intricately amidst a world of abstract sounds. The tension continues to build until it culminates in a monster vocal drop sure to have people going nuts on the dance floor. Clubbers, you have been warned. It's a double A-side for a reason and therefore the intensity does not let up on the flip with We Trapped providing yet another peak time monster filled with yet more expertly layered, extra terrestrial percussive elements. A tuned rim shot drives the track along throughout but its another very well selected vocal sample which provides the main hook. Hotly tipped Manchester native Damu steps up for remix duties with an interpretation of The Way It Do, delivering an indefinable cut filled with pure analog intensity. Skittering percussion melded flawlessly with bubbling bass lines and otherworldly synth melodies equates to a captivating listen.

New release on Gregor Tresher's label Break New Soil by Amsterdam's Juan Sanchez with a stunning Anton Pieete Remix !!

Welcome Prologue Music. Prologue Music a new label from Munich/Germany starting with its Prologue Music a new label from Munich/Germany starting with its 1st release and presenting a italian flagship producer. Dino Sabatini, a member of Modern Heads, is one of the famous italian producers. He has collaborated with Dozzy Records, Mental Groove, Elettronica Romana and Meadow Lark !!

Limited to 300 Copies....
Solamente is back with their strictly Vinyl only series. This time with Lopazz and Zarook (Get Physical, Shaker Plates, Pokerflat, Circle) meeting Labelhead Sierra. 2 jacking & chicago-influenced Originals with a superb Shooshine remix. We love Vinyl !!!

Seldom Felt is a brand new label with no set geographical location. The only place you can find them is on the dance floor. No minimal, no Ibiza, no sunrises, no ketamine, no Myspace, no repress.

This turn Paul's Boutique gives a big welcome to Italian shining star Pirupa together with another young talent DJ,Albert Marzinotto.
Watch out this summer anthem "Mexican" that includes the super remix from Aldo Cadiz,who recently had his latest release on Desolat + the bonus track Rainbow's Juice.

Supported by Marco Carola,Federico Molinari,Karotte,Tiefschwarz,Matthias Tanzmann,Nic Fanciulli,Robert Dietz, Timo Maas,Slam,Ralf,Alex Flatner,Butch,Dubfire,Michel De Hey,Meat,Leon,Paolo Martini,Okain,Larsen & Luca Marano,Daniel Sanchez,Dj Madskillz,Paul C,Gel Abril,Tuccillo and many many more!

First Vinylrelease on Midi Mood comes with an three tracker from andy pj. the italien producer gives us finest techhouse tunes!! onesided limted release!

Greta Cottage Workshop spend plenty of time & money hunting down that perfect cardboard sleeve (it's an OCD thing).Hand stamped and/or painted, each one unique.
Low runs a speciality. Dapper vinyl repositories, designed to make you covet that disc - Record Sleeves.... not just glorified paper bags.These are the sounds of Arnaldo: The missing forth member of the Three Muskateers continues his dulcet theme, with murky yet well executed space bumps that flux mercifully around his groove. The new gear accommodates his personal pace, extending musicality with somber melody yielding hefty legroom, enough to work those muscles. Holiday where you can see the Stars sets about to untangle this rather large and looming impendence. Beautifully amending itself into a lulling state of calm. Delicately blasting you into an unknown and distant inner light. The night sky opens brightly, unearthing a spirit in-tuned with the stars, ethereal and grounded - bounded by solid ground. Itssadness can make you feel happy, to cut a long story short.
I left some Groove whips up a frenzy of gentle pace with a firm nod to the end of night throne, which Greta....

Fachwerk with their 3rd Fachwerk ep with tracks by Sasha Rydell, Mike Dehnert and Roman Lindau. For this one Mike Dehnert gears up and drops some gritty and raw techno tracks. Sasha and Roman deliver great effective techno tracks aswell. Some proper techno!

Early support by Aka Aka, Bebetta, Hanne & Lore, Rich Vom Dorf, Lars Wickinger, Compact Grey, Daniel Boon, Carlo Ruetz, Kanzler & Wischnewski, Martin Dacar, Richie Hawtin, Arts & Leni, Dembowski, Dompe, Wolfgang Lohr and many more!!!

Nice new swinging dancefloor release by Wolfgang Lohr with a lot of funny remixes by The Chosen Two, Kanzler & Wischnewski and our homies Arts & Leni.

Early support by Hanne & Lore, Stereo Express, Bebetta, Pizeta, Mojito, Boenig & Ochs, Rich Vom Dorf, Arts & Leni, Alec Troniq, Nu Disco, Haito, Lars Wickinger, Tonmotiv, Chris Blum, Klangkünstler and many more.

First Longplayer on Ton liebt Klang by Tinush (e.g. producer of Grieche & Vokal) with Remixes by Wolfgang Lohr (Zuckerplatte) and Felix Bernhardt (Afulab).

All tracks on this longplayer are absolutely made for the dancefloor.

Limited to 300! including Hugo Bocca Remix on B Side.

keith worthy, alex danilov, chicago skyway, xdb, brendan clark, brad peterson, steven tang, marcello napoletano, chris mitchell, ben boe, nathan h, amir alexander, brawther, specter, jane fitz...

RUSSIAS DENIS A WITH HIS 16TH RELEASE

Organic Art Movement's newest signing Morgan Hood, serve up a smorgasbord of atmospheric techno, dubbed out textures and staunch analog muscle.
Morgan Hood survey a sonic landscape that explores the intersections that occur within Oramics range of emotions that are both tough and commanding yet nuanced and subtle. These spectral adventures utilise a sonic arsenal that covers a broad range of electronic and acoustic tones peppered with field recordings of electromagnetic interference, echo chambers and static.

In Mega-Caller, course strokes of electronic interference fizz and spray into a silhouette of dubbed out melancholia to form a backdrop to which vast chords emerge without warning and disappear into the ether. The ground is shaken with a monolithic bass that almost threatens to shatter the delicately constructed arrangement of hand recorded claps, particles of static and other electroacoustic oddities.

Potent Techno-Noir anthem 'Safari' compels us to envisage an Orwellian disco. Bauhaus frequencies and Icey reverbs are the order of the day here with chilling pads dissipating into a smoke filled ether. Meanwhile, the low frequency spectrum is driven by a myriad of unpredictable bass excursions, tumbling and waltzing with their percussive cousins; distorted cowbells, murky toms, and a deformed mutant of an acid house loop.

Consider this an unlikely new soundtrack to London's underground.

Early support for Morgan Hood's debut EP has came from Davide Squillace, Arnaud le Texlier, Valentino Kanzyani, Jesse Rose, Tensnake, Troy Pierce, Mathias Schaffhauser, Tim Green and many more.


Feedback:

Brothers Vibe - Monika Ross Remix works for me!

Troy Pierce - safari original mix is cool
Angel Molina - 'Safari' rmxs for me here, thanks.
Tensnake - Loving the Ejeca remix, as always. Looking forward to the release. Downloading for Tensnake
Slam Mode- Really diggin' this...well done.
Jesse Rose - nice one!
Wankelmut- Very atmospheric and deep, like it alot! Mega-Caller and the Ejeca Remix for me :)

Originally released on Montreal's long defunct Intr_version label in 2001, Primordia was Scott Monteith's first foray into the album format, and some 13 years on serves as a remarkable document of the driving aesthetic touchstones which even at this early stage were bubbling to the surface and have gone on to define the sound of his Deadbeat project in the many years since. Over the course of 7 colossal slabs of crackling digital atmospheres and rumbling drone, a dirge of muted kick drums serve as the only steady anchor in a sea of wildly unhinged and naive sound experimentation, with the whole lovely mess plummeting into a endless cloud of decaying echos, granular processing, and cracked software reverb plugins. With it's production coinciding with the first years of his tenure at the Montreal based music software company Applied Acoustics systems, Primordia is the sound of the young dub Padawan reveling in the endless possibilities of modular software synthesis, and relishing each and every new discovery and mistake along the way.

Re-released on CD and for the first on lavish double vinyl with remastering by long time friend and cohort Stefan Betke aka Pole, Primordia is an essential cornerstone in Monteith's now vast catalog, and a must have addition to the collection of any serious dub techno historian.

The smallest thing can trigger it, at any moment. A word, a smell, a sound, and suddenly that mnemonic feeling of transportation to a lost memory, or a hidden place. Familiarity and recognition; someplace you've been before.

now repressed !!!

Great new release on Splitsound by 4 artists from different roots but unmistakeable styles: Markantonio (Alchemy, Luxaflex, Analytictrail), Hans Bouffmyhre (Perc Trax, Viva Music, Autist), Roberto Capuano (MKT, Monique Music), Monque (Frankie Rec., Playmobil, Malatoid). Tech house with fresh sounds in the perfect concept of label.

Cocoon Recordings is back in full force with the follow up to last year's superb vinyl compilation 'Dots & Pearls'. Providing a tracklisting that is nothing less than the modern interpretation of House, Techno and Tech-House 'Dots & Pearls II' eschews monotonous loops and predictable formulas and rather delivers a selection packed with energy and depth. Ilario Alicante and Todd Bodine have the honour of opening the record and very much set the tone for the feel of the album. 'Modern Apocalypse' gives the impression that the duo wanted to produce a matching track to follow up Ambivalent's 'Iwato' in a DJ set. The record has a wonderfully stripped and spacious feel to it, conjuring up an early hours feel with its entrancing effect and stabs plucking at the air around you. Next up we have Subb-an feat. Jacob Phono with 'In The Night' a track that explores how the sound and atmosphere of big 90s Techno acts like Underworld can be transferred into our contemporary Minimal and Deep House universe, a task in which they succeeded brilliantly. Resonant beats and percussions, some 808 claps, funky fills and filtered layers match perfectly with the hypnotic vocals and form an impressing overall result that fits into the DJ's set at any time during the night. Mark Reeve's contribution 'Carry Me' springs from typically Reeve-like UK-influenced House sounds. Softly filtered layers and cool vocal elements provide the right mood, and the long build-up with much patience and even more emotion makes 'Carry Me' one of the best and deepest British Tech House tracks in recent times, a certain winner for fans of 20:20 Vision and Global Communication.

the next supersmasher by felix !!! already big support by butch, jesper dahlbäck, Dr. Motte, hardy heller, m.in, perc, d.diggler, sophie nixdorf, ...

Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, Citizens of Electronica we have come down from the holy mountain to bring you the new Formatik!