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QUADRAT MUSIK FROM BERLIN

The new bomb on Echocord Colour comes from Nick Höppner and Scott Monteith aka Deadbeat. This is the rst ep by Nick Höppner on Echocord Colour. Nick is maybe most known as being the manager of one of Berlin's most infamous record labels, Ostgut-Ton, Höppner may not always receive the same lavish praise as Ostgut artists like Ben Klock, Shed and Marcel Dettmann, but there's an argument to be had that he's the best of the bunch.Höppner only releases sporadically, but whether it's solo or alongside Lee Jones as MyMy, his records are always remarkable.The 2 tracks for this release are both peaktime tracks. Deadbeat did the remix

First Release of the mysterious label "Wald und Wiese". Big tracks by Klara Klang, Chris Blum, Tokxiin and JimPanse.
Save your copy of this big underground ep. If you like minimal and techno, you will like "Wald und Wiese".

another hugh mike dehnert release!

Subwax proudly presents Iceland's finest ambient/dub producers Yagya! This album was originally released back in 2002 and has since then been a real collectors gemm. It features 10 stunning and timeless ambient/dub techno tracks, recorded in Reykjavik during the frozen summer of 2001. All the tracks have been remastered by Rashad at Dubplates & Mastering. Don't miss out on this classic masterpiece!

This are the remixes of Marko Fürstenberg´s album 'Gesamtlaufzeit' (RCLP003) with reworks of Reference, Rhauder, Pattern Repeat and Rita Hess.

Following on from a pair of Extended Players released in 2011 ('Passed Me By' / 'We Stay Together') Andy Stott returns to
Modern Love with 'Luxury Problems', an 8 track album of new material recorded over the last 12 months. Five of the tracks
on the album feature the voice of Alison Skidmore, Andy's onetime Piano teacher whom he hadnt seen since he was a
teenager back in 1996. There was no grand gesture in mind, it just sort of happened - but after almost a year of studio work
the result is really quite unlike anything you'll have heard from him before.

Dino Sabatini is not just a Prologue artist having the first 12 release in our catalogue, he is also one of the most authentic Prologue artists who is responsible for providing the well known Prologue sound aesthetic. Dino´s productions always deliver exactly our vision of music; deep, hypnotic, atmospheric and mind-driven. It's no surprise that we are more than proud to announce the third Prologue album this year, which comes from our high respected mate from Berlin. The album is called 'Shaman's Paths' and it is more than just an album for all of us. Dino´s Shaman's Paths is his personal interpretation of the sounds of Africa, which provides since decades the basis of trance in order to loose your mind in sounds and drum arrangements and it is his personal interpretation of the Prologue sound aesthetic. The Album is planned for October 2012. One part will be a CD mixed with all tracks, which simply is the Shaman's Paths to follow. Further we will also have one 12 Vinyl which will contain the most club oriented hypnotic tracks from the Album and a complete digital album with all separate tracks. Dino is now available for bookings and his album tour.

pragmat is a new white label from germany and was founded by markus masuhr.
this label is for his own interpretation of techno.
300copies hand stamped and vinyl only.
two tracks of deep and raw, yet intricately textured techno.
The label is following his line of dark, dubby, pure and peak haunting techno.

With this second release on Blueform the artist Random Audio goes much more into mystic space post-futuristic sounds - as known from another great artist of this kind of techno. Starting with "Objects" Random Audio builds a whole scene of the slow arrival of those unidentified flying objects using a counter-rotating rhythm moving exact like the lights of these objects. "Signal to Mysterious" goes really deep into sophisticated bleeping chimes for messaging to and from an unknown life-form. This track is followed up by a matching one - "Indicator" - but this one has a much slower and darker theme with light pads plus hissing sounds and slow broken beats. Somehow different is "Calculation" - an uplifting, bubbling and pumping rhythmic stomper. And finally "The Ensemble" comes with varying percussive drums and string sounds building themselves up again and again - only broken up by a short smooth part of beeping, string and pad sounds.

Feedback & Support:

V.Rotz (T.W.I.C.E)
Signal To Mysterious is cool..will try out !!
Laurent Garnier
superb ep
Vincent Lemieux
We con't have enough techno like this anymore
Yeah. Grwat stuff!
Will be waiting for the next one...

Tripmastaz
Is it me or shit sounds exactly like Jeff Mills
Im into "signal" tho
Retrac
a bit too random for me, but indicator sounds cool!
Benjamin Brunn
fantastic
Summer (Brendon Collins)
Very nice, thanks
Turmspringer
ein traum in schwarzweiß!! genau was ich suche .. full support -didier dlb
Radio - Diversions, CHRY.FM Toronto
terrific release - especially like the shrill atmospheric textures of Signal To Mysterious!
Radio - Triangle Fm // Laurent N.
Nice Dark techno Release.
Nice stuff here.
Will play & SUPPORT !!!
Lady Blacktronika
Dope weird stuff.
Dubfire
downloaded for dubfire , thanks!
De:Bug - Sascha Kosch
considering for review
Hrdvsion
love Calculation!!! thanks!
Ame
nice ep!!!
Luca Doobie
brilliant modern techno, good work! ,) L
Radio - NOICE! - Harry Ruffner
Solid release
Angel Molina
very Mills-ian stuff!
nice 'galactic' feel on the tracks, and that´s good.
all my support to this release, thanks!!!
Richie Hawtin
download for r hawtin
DJ Sneak
amazing music
Magazine - Tsugi Mag
pretty cool
tx
MKL
Indicator & The Ensemble Kills!
Grizzly
moody
Radio FM4 - Marcus Wagner-Lapierre
good stuff
George P.
very good detroitish stuff
Simon Beeston
Great production and interesting tunes, but not my thing.
M.A.N.D.Y.
will download.
thank you for good music!
P.Toile
good work. big like!
Audiofly
signal to mesterious is trippy as fuck...love it
Bushwacka!
full support
DJ Aroma
reminds me a bit to the basic channel sound
Garcynoise
sorry not for me...
F.E.X. - (Robotronic Paris)
good minimal techno, signal to misterious is my fav
Neurotron
Pure Detroit minimalism! Ensemble is amazing! the whole release makes sense! great!
Matt Star
DL for Matt Star
Carlo Lio
calculation!!!
Matthias Leisegang
not for me
Claudio Coccoluto
Great! full support!
Radio - Docepulgadas (Spain)
not for me , thanks
Free Joel
really nice ep!!thanks so much!
Sandy Sitlani
Not for me. thx
Slam Mode
Feelin' it...well done!
Magazine - Posivision
Amaze!!!
Arnaud Le Texier
Nice one !!!
Franck Roger
excellent ep
Radio - Calin aka Catastrophic (Tunnel FM - Sweden)
not for me, sorry
Florian Schirmacher
tech experience, nice one
Anton Zap
'the ensemble' is a nice tune, thanks for sharing.
Men In Trees
Nice package!!! Will test it
Magda
Download for Magda

12'' sampler of the full length, 10-track CD album. Limited edition with transparent colored vinyl coming in recycled brown jackets. Including a remix by Adbullah Rashim. Check! label of the month by resident advisor!

Debut 12''on the Millions Of Moments label from Quantec. Expect some quality Basic Channel / Chain Reaction inspired deep-techno!

Subforms are two young Ukrainian artists: Yevgeny Konovalov and Dmitry Oleynik. Having already published their work across several European territories - and even as far afield as Argentina - the duo maintains a clear - and explicit - commitment to minimalist fabrics. In other words, silence comes to the aid of resonant, dubby structures. The less a soundscape is mapped out with human endeavor, the more it is surrendered to emptiness - and therefore to potentials.

Recorded in Berlin over the last few months, The Observer At The Starhouse sparks with a rare magic as Dr Alex Paterson and long-time Orb member Thomas Fehlmann construct a panorama of stripped-down backdrops to provide the perfect backdrops for the Upsetter's inimitable pronouncements, righteous declarations and sweet vocals.
The Orb have long been known for their assimilation of deepest dub into their stratospheric sonic innovations, as evidenced on U.F. Orb's Towers Of Dub, itself something of a Lee Perry tribute with its sound effects and distinctive underlying eccentricity. Starting in the late 60s with the Upsetters, Perry wrote the book on Jamaican mixing desk trickery, then constantly ripped it up to create new aural blueprints for the music via his Black Ark productions of the following decade, since then charting a waywardly idiosyncratic path which has ensured legions of followers absorbing his every move.

Ornamented Walls' is the most intense, brutal and, in many senses, most substantial work from Dominick Fernow's Vatican Shadow project yet. Released to coincide with his first tour of Europe, the album incorporates the live mix rehearsals of 'Operation Neptune Spear' with tracks made in their aftermath, recorded straight to tape and mastered by Matt Colton at Air Studios.
Anyone familiar with Fernow's live setup will recognise the distinct nature of this material - making use of stems and partial tracks separated into a cassette system which is then relayered and mixed, effected with electronic processing.
In short - Fernow uses his tape machines like turntables in a mix, weaving a hazy and intuitive narrative of sounds that never quite head in the direction you expect, all imbued with an almost feral attitude that's exhilarating to witness, their limitations (ever noticed how VS tracks end so abruptly the tape ran out), and their mechanical machine qualities used to devastating effect.
Side A features all three parts of 'Operation Neptune Spear' originally made available in a measly edition of 17 cassettes and sold at the first ever Vatican Shadow live show in L.A. back in May this year.
Side B features an additional 25 minutes of previously unreleased work made in the aftermath of the show and using the same setup, including an astonishing revision of 'Cairo Is A Haunted City' dis-assembled and re-wired, lending it a shortwave quality that's nothing short of revelatory.
'Ornamented Walls' is the fourth Vatican Shadow release to be made avilable on Vinyl, following on from releases for Blackest Ever Black, Type and his own Bed of Nails imprint.

Definition of Japanese deep electronic music, Pan records yet again compiled the various artist EP with full of surprises. As opposed to previous releases, ambient is the word to describe this forthcoming EP, not forgetting its deepness lies within. Sven Weisemann from Berlin is making his debut to Pan, showing much love for the label. Dynamic and elaborative wave of sounds, together makes continuous teasing build up throughout. He will be only the second non-Japanese artist to be appeared on this label. Imugem Orihasam provides A2 & B2 to Pan04. He is based in Hokkaido, famously known for their local club, Precious Hall. This rising Japanese producer yet again shows what he is capable of after his recent releases from Sistrum and New Kanada to name a few. A2 - Hellucination is really hypnotic enough to make you have illusory perception. Subtle progression of the track draws you into the world of deepness. B2 - Nek Noyujin is just perfect for closer, not only to this EP but however hectic the night might be. Illustrate his versatility in a best way possible. 3rd one to join the compilation is Ryo Murakami, the owner of pan records, alongside with DJ Pi-Ge. He showed the direction of the label with Pan00 & Pan01. This track makes you feel as if you are lost in the misty forest, natural sounding synth makes up the character of the track. He provided quality to this his yet again. These three makes a must have compilation, another one for your be loved record bag.

Already supported by Lucy, Luke Slater, Norman Nodge, Inigo Kennedy, Dadub.
There are some artists who lock themselves up in the studio to be able to really express their art in producing electronic music. Ken Karter is one of these artists. In this second EP you can understand how much talent, ingenuity and experience can be hidden in a life of 'encryption'. Here he shows four tracks where he goes from pure electronic music to the most advanced and sophisticated techno. Remarkable is the track that is featured by the singer FeX. High quality!

Italian label OUT-ER returns with a superb new EP from DJ/producer Alessandro Stefanio aka Buck featuring 4 tracks of deep and dubby techno Southern Italian record label OUT-ER, or Outelectronic Recordings to give it its full name, has rapidly established itself as a new bastion for quality electronic music with its superb singles to date from some of Italy's finest, including The Analogue Cops, Luciano Esse and Santorini. Now the imprint looks to another Italian production heavyweight Alessandro Stefanio AKA Buck for it's latest release 'The JVSB EP'. Buck has been releasing quality techno for the last 5 years with labels such as Safari Numerique, Alphahouse, Little Helpers & Motivbank. As a DJ he established himself playing at Italy's key clubs before taking his sets to the world at venues such as Watergate, Weekend, Tresor & Club der Visionaere. In 2011, along with a group of close friends he launched the OUT-ER label.
'The JVSB EP' kicks off with the nattily titled 'STFLSN78/M0', a deep, rolling machine groove with a clear Detroit / Basic Channel influence. Heavily delayed stabs and skittering percussion ride alongside understated melodic elements to create a hypnotic and trippy track that is truly sublime. The second A- side track '18978##' takes things down a slightly tougher and more stripped road and delivers a record that is certain to twist heads in the early hours.
The B-side kicks of with 'JREVENGE' a unique sounding record that manages to fuse elements of techno, old school house and broken beats to superb effect. This is an instant winner that is certain to have appeal across musical genres. Finally we have 'A New Session' which sees Buck drop an intense synth laden groove over tough rolling drums and bass, quality stuff.
Italy has a strong and ever evolving techno scene with some highly respected labels, but it has to be said there is something very unique about the approach of OUT-ER and with just 6 releases under their belt they are already a label not to be ignored.

Craig McWhinney is a Melbourne based DJ, producer and live artist. Beginning his techno explorations behind the decks in 2000, his transition to the studio has been swift and fruitful. A string of releases on his own label Haul Music which he co-founded in 2008 with friends Mike Callander and Christian Vance, are now being backed up with remixes and EPs for Speedy J's Electric Deluxe, and Brendon Moeller's Steadfast records.