Techno Novedades

On the 2nd release of our limited vinyl series, Etui founder Insect O. shows a more diversified musical work. The sound ranges from break beat-electronica to rough and deep techno. Whilst you are standing on top of Victoria Peak in Hong Kong and looking down to the City, you see majestic birds flying around the massive skyscrapers. In this moment you can feel the harmony between the stressful city and the nature surroundings. This feeling was the inspiration for Insect O.´s 'Birds over Hong Kong'. Once again he spreads his love for deep techno with spacey chords and driven beats. Marko Furstenberg made a more Detroit techno inspired remix of the track. He is well-known for his releases on Ornaments or Rotary Cocktail.
'Rusty' is like your 17 years old car with which you drive every weekend to some dark techno parties in dirty underground locations. With its straight beat and spacey organ sounds the track tells you all about rough techno. In 'Echoes of Antarctica' ice cold chords combined with a yearningly pad are flying over broken beats. It is an adventure to one of the coldest place on earth and shows a more experimental side of Insect O.'s work.

20 years since the original release on Richie Hawtin's M_nus imprint, Exalt Records reissue the minimal classic - Swayzak vs. Theorem 'Break In At Apartment 205' 12'.

The two main tracks from the original release have been remastered by Paul Mac and come on either clear or black vinyl with artwork by Grid Pattern.

HIKE: Cristal clear lakes, impressive mountains, soothing forests and Berlin techno music The Hike 007 Vinyl comes from SCHMUTZ, rooted in Belfast. Belfast is Northern Ireland's capital. It was the birthplace of the RMS Titanic, which famously struck an iceberg and sunk in 1912. This time we present you the Divis Ridge Trail. The Divis Ridge Trail is an approximately four-mile walk from the Long Barn to the Black Mountain and the Mournes. The route overlooks Belfast, with a 180-degree view of the city on one side, and of the Mournes on the southern side. Spot birds of prey, like peregrine falcons, along the way.

With 4 releases under their belt and more to follow, it clearly shows the alliance between Hunter/Game and the Icelandic band Kura, can do no wrong. Their band, Landside, is now primed to get an accompanying remix EP following up from 'Signs of Change' and 'Desert Lake'.
Drawing their inspiration from a cumulation of music that inspires them, they call up a diverse selection of artists to the task, which present an astonishingly coherent vision. From the stormy modulated chords of Robert Hood and trickling pads crafted by Etapp Kyle, to the dystopian narratives expressed by Bambounou and Edanticonf, the re-visionings provide additional star-power to what is already a fine, shimmering series.

As our fifth elixir finally manifests, Fjader guides us through the misty ocean of the mind to find bliss of rainbow light.

Early support from Deepbass, Svreca, Antonio de Angelis, Arnaud le Texier, Stephanie Sykes, The Noisemaker, Vilix, Nihad Tule, Iori, Rasmus Hedlund, ASC, Periskop, Shaded Explorer, Antonio Vazquez, BLNDR, Jana Sleep and Luigi Tozzi to name a few.

Subaquatic modular vibes. Vibrant Colors, peaceful textures. The feeling of swimming underwater, standing on
top of a mountain.

One of the UK’s most respected electronic artists, Al Wootton (formerly known as Deadboy) presents his first album under the Al Wootton name, Witness.

200 copies only! Very strong 5 track dub & Detroit influenced techno compilation.

REMIXES BY VIVIAN KOCH, THE EXALTICS, CARL FINLOW, MESAK, JOHANNES ALBERT, RNDM, RISING SUN AND PHIDIAS.

COVER ARTWORK BY PIECE OF PIE
MASTERED BY SVEN WEISEMANN

ONLY VINYL !!!The road you meet is not always easy! There are many obstacles and often the path is long. Conrad Van Orton is able to translate this in his three tracks. An EP where brilliance and depth come together with modern and innovative techno. Unique and high class sounds!
The sound of KEY VINYL!

The start of a new series

Idealistmusics Deep & Dreamly Nr 9 by Shelter On Wax. Anton Lanski and Thomas Wood

In these cold days we're pleased to present a potion to warm the soul as Feral finally release his 5th Hypnus record. This is the first release of our 6th year which introduces a new, custom made sleeve design that further articulates the adventurous and cinematic philosophy of our music.

Most of you will be acquainted with Feral by now as he's been an essential part of our guild for quite some time. Those of you who enjoyed his last two EP's will be pleased to find the sound of "Court of Light" to be a solid evolution of his inimitable dubbed out deep techno sound.

Early support from Claudio PRC, Deepbass, Ness, Svreca & TM404 to name a few.

The third Skudge album is here. Dedication to details, attention to structure and a tireless pursuit of that specific and circular sound. The contextual element of 'Time Tracks' seem to be placed in-between the most cordial music that Skudge has presented up until now, as well as bridging the singularity and adrenaline from the previous albums and EP's.

The Kabalion ministry is very happy to announce our second elixir as analog devotee Shaded Explorer takes us deep down in the abysmal oceans. With this record we also slowly start to submerge into some more experimental tales as well as offering some straight techno for a perfectly balanced conjuration. We hope you enjoy this beautiful trip as much as we do.

Cio D'Or: "Beautiful timeless electronica!"
Deepbass: "Never disappointing, another beautiful selection of music, Bake-Kujira straight in my playlist"
Eric Cloutier: "Really, really gorgeous EP. Every track is fucking divine!"
Refracted: "Really immersive sounds. Bravo!"
Samuli Kemppi: "Great stuff, full support."
Giorgio Gigli: "All tracks are great I'll play and chart for sure, can't wait to play the vinyl. Thanks G."
Ness: "Nice add to Kabalion, really diving into the Submarine Public Transport - good ep overall. Thanks!"
Victor Martinez/Error Etica: "Serious tracks !! Like this stuff.. Full support!!"
Artefakt: "Great sounds"
MTD: "Lovely experimental music!"
Jonas Kopp: "Beautiful soundscapes!"
Mod21: "Excellent EP from Emanuele; Thorn Of The Abyss is a bomb, love it!"
BLNDR: "Really cool modern wet textures! Full support!"
Luigi Tozzi: "Great Great Great! Loving this release very much! Very hard to choose a fav!"
Kwartz: "Cool sounds! Support!"
Exium: "Seriously stuff here my friends, always love!"
Etapp Kyle: "Real journey to space! Thank you for sending"
NX1: "Again some very nice deep interesting tunes here."
Takaaki Itoh: "All tracks are great as usual. really like Bake-Kujira. Full support!"

Also supported by Edit Select, Retina.IT, Claudio PRC, Rasmus Hedlund, Vilix, Mattias Fridell, Eastern Renaissance and quite a few more.

Unknown collective Lost Trax return for a third EP on Delsin following two previous outings since 2017. Also releasing on the likes of Tabernacle and Frustrated Funk, they deal in emotional music that comes direct from the heart and heads straight for the dance floor. 'De Laye' is a quick and slick, deep and dubby techno cut with plenty of room for the twisted bassline and busy, bristling drums. 'Surface Treated' trips you out with sci-fi sounds and electro influences that recall classic Detroit as they surge into the future and 'Interstate' then gets perfectly dreamy and far sighted, with thoughtful chords and keys drifting up top about tight, punchy drums. This most serene and sublime EP ends on 'Still', a crisp electro cut with icy keys and plenty of machine made drum funk. It makes for a most stylish and timeless collection overall.

The suborbital German brotherhood Echoton, united by free creative intelligence and mutual expansion of the musical range, deciphers the mystery of the mind machine.
Detail-organic, avalanche-like electroacoustics of Alexander and Michael rushes to the top of the console futurism. The flow of sound, though not always obvious, manipulations creates a sense of dynamic balance.
The incomprehensibly abstract environment, saturated with biology and meaning of digital structures, finds its culmination in a Remix from the master of uncompromising grooves — Basicnoise! His boundless space Odysseys are echoed by a deep bass that abolishes ephemeral musical constructions.

Indigo is Icelandic artist’s Exos fourth studio album, arriving almost two full decades after his last LP. In the meantime, the seasoned producer has never stopped to refine his production style, mastering an aesthetic that feels at once minimalist and yet richly detailed. Spanning the organic and the electronic, drawing from early dub techno blueprints and comprising the beauty of his austere homeland. From this Exos expands an absorbing atmosphere, sustaining the primal power of nature within compositions that hold an exalted presence yet never go over-board, instead, they gently push along even in their most intense moments thus vastly transcending the pure club context. The albums thirteen tracks are a sonic bliss to indulge in, each element is crafted so meticulously and balanced with care against its counterparts. Whether the luminous, spaciously glowing opening tracks “Reincarnation” or “í Skjoli Naetur ”the then-ensuing hypnotic techno-trips of “Sælureitur” and “Quad arcanum Leticia” and finally the deeply satisfying, dubbed-out backbone of the album’s main body – a series of Exos’ signature-style dub-techno cuts that he has been perfecting now for over 20 years. Seeing it all mesh together in this concentrated form, it’s the picture of an exceptionally experienced producer pushing himself beyond any limits to achieve his greatest feat yet. When the fog clears and the last tracks slowly roll out, the record leaves as smoothly as it had entered, allowing for reflection and contemplation of one of techno’s most exhaustive LP-efforts yet to date.

Following our deep & dubby vibes, this time are our friend from Switzerland, Lorik, as usual, no digital promotion and limited edition.

Vinyl Only - Limited

Mike Golding, also known as one half of B12, debuts on Delsin. Since the early nineties he has been a key artist in shaping the sound of IDM and electronic as part of B12. Releases on Warp and their own B12 Records have become landmarks that sounds as good today as they did 25 years ago and now he steps up on Delsin under his own name with four more timeless cuts. This is his first official EP for more than a decade since the last B12 material with Steve Rutter, which itself came after a ten year hiatus, a welcome return with more to come. Avant guard machine music with a very real sense of soul.