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Rising phoenix-like from a cultural choke hold of nanny state finger-wagging and colonial privilege comes phile. The dynamic live duo from Sydney debut on their own imprint with a five-tracker balancing confrontational, f'ck y'all attitude with surprising textural nuance and an attention to detail generally lost at these high temperatures. This marks the first release from Deep Seeded Records.Don't be fooled by the distortion and hard angles of 'Found In Blood' or 'Govern This' - the fine print betrays a knowledge of Dozzy-school headfuckery and concrete mise-en-scene. Meanwhile, Karina Utomo's blood boiling vox on 'Abhor' and the unlikely appearance of bass guitar and string quintet on 'Marauder' reveal that Hannah and Gareth (thankfully) have pedigree beyond the often stifled confines of good ol' dance music. Most would place this in the ""dark"" category but it's really just a source of strength.

Here we go with the "Eine Stadt frisst ihre Helden" e.p., four rough and raw techno machines down from the evil subsea dungeons by the label head himself aka Syntax Error. Every track
tells a story out of the snorky life from Christian in Snorkcity Giessen! "El expreso de cerveza", do a beer pub tour in Giessen and you definitely know that this means. "Mad insomnia causing insects" contains samples which are provided by Mad Matze from his South America holiday, real monster quadrills noice! If this is not freaking you out, the "Freak Wave" will do, breaking over your head that crashes you on the deepest underground as possible. If this is not enough, enjoy some "Döret Talk" from the backstage! More dört that you can expect! This e.p. absolutely says "eat my shorts and go fuck yourself! To be or not to be
snorky! That´s the question!

vinyl only label project from berlin !blue marbled vinyl with handmade stamps and free sticker, inspired by jules verne`s "20.000 leagues under the sea"... deap-sea monsters and fear of the dark side ! only available on vinyl - no digital release ! no facebook, no twitter, no soundcloud, ...only music

Italian artist Anfisa Letyago debuts on Rekids delivering two captivating cuts, including two brilliant remixes from Mark Broom.

For over a decade, this Neapolitan DJ and producer has been renowned for her hard-hitting techno tracks on labels like Redrum and Intec. She now debuts on Radio Slave’s Rekids, following the likes of Laurent Garnier, Spencer Parker, Hybrasil, P.Leone, and SRVD.

‘I’d Rather B’ starts with shaking percussions into soul styled vocals, fading out to deeper and darker tones, before ‘Pump It’ progresses into a smooth acidic background completed with a subtle groove undertone. Warp Records and Cocoon artist Mark Broom returns to Rekids with two remixes of ‘I’d Rather B’.
The first leads with a stomping bass and rupturing sirens, generating an atmospheric aesthetic from start to finish, whilst the second focuses more on the groove – introducing piercing claps, rattling hats and small bursts of vocals cries as the track continues to build.

Figure SPC inevitably arrives at the alphabet's last letter and therefore the end of what has been a most prosperous runtime and success story. Already accountable for its first release 'A' seven years ago, Jeroen Search has proven essential to the sublabel's course with his many cornerstone contributions. This final, special extended release grants him the ample scope to tell the closing chapter in all proper detail. Spread across two fully packed 12s the Dutch veteran producer wastes no time but lets his ever evolving array of machines do the talking. They speak in many tones - be it snappy or propelling, vivid or restrained, stomping or intricate - yet they all retain Search's consistently singular voice. Each of the nine tracks was composed as a live take, with elements being reduced to the utmost minimum but always carrying the kinetic energy onto the next bar. Thus this ultimate catalogue number SPC Z not only bears witness to an artist's impressive ability to reliably distill the pure essence of a groove. It is also the grand conclusion to an esteemed series that has become a staple in many DJ's bags, brought forth plenty of future classics and left its unmistakable mark on techno. Crafty, refined and irresistibly moving, this record is sure to be stirring up dancers around the globe.

Following the first two harder edged releases on Neighbourhood from Randomer & Cadans and Kamikaze Space Programme, the third release is brought to you by Metrist, with his brand of naked, polemic club music (as he terms it), this release is much more angular and abstract. Nos Ossos has a warm, trippy feel to it. Eliot Mi Fe is brilliantly bonkers, shrieking it's way into your brain, which Cadans has remixed adding his signature weight to the equation.
Supported by Ben Sims, Ben UFO

LTD repress !

The Slidebar Crew strikes back and is proud to present a new label
project called Mindcut. Dirty and raw is their philosophy prepare to
have your brain sliced in two by a mix of real Techno compiled onto two slabs of vinyl.

The first release comes with bunch of outstanding artists like Paul
Birken, Crystal Distortion, Brixton, Mark Hawkins, TSR, Mascon, Oliver Rosemann, Scott Robinson and Axel Sohns.
Strictly Limited to 200 Copies incl. Free MP3 Download Code.

support by perc, truss, sunil sharpe, dave tarrida, joe farr, berk
offset

repressed !Thomas delivers his latest excerpts from the "Natural Rhythm" Series on Vinyl - and this time straight into your bag as a powerful double 12"

Rube Goldberg Series returns with a four course set menu, ready for service. Welcoming significant talent to the kitchen, what’s served is not to be sniffed at: fine ingredients, punchy seasoning, delicate spicing and vibrant presentation are all evidence of a team used to working to the most exacting contemporary standards. Each dish is dense with flavour, yet refreshing at the same time, taking the diner on a gastronomic adventure.

Hypress makes a fresh start. New look, new artists, new team,
a new release as a double LP. Lots of rosé wine in a studio
refrigerator and a running gag should do the trick. No crazy
idea. The label's largest work to date serves as a work show
and at the same time sharpening its own portfolio. Various LP
electronic musicians from Leipzig are mingled with renowned
international artists on the LP. The consistent handling of
different genres of contemporary club music is very typical of
the previous label catalog. 12 different tracks in the field of
tension between techno, electro, wave and breakbeat on vinyl
+ 2 additional digital bonus tracks.

Imagine a collab between Cabaret Voltaire and Eric Copeland mixed by The Scientist and you'll start to enter the sphere of Robin Asselman.
All spectrums explored.
The off kilter dub waltz of '16-16' stutters into view with a heavy and heady rolling dread, whilst inaudible vocal snippets and flatlining synth lines echo and enforce a melee of repetition and danger. 'Fitness Talk' perhaps best showcases Assel's interest in Dubwise production techniques, and his ability to soak up a palette of sound and turn it into something truly his own. Soft familiar bass pads provide the backbone here for all out sample mayhem, a space where recognisable dub effects and sonars vibe alongside absolutely unsettling outer samples of jarring vocals and inaudible upset, purposefully mixed to jolt ears into unfamiliar territories.
Being the Nephew of DJ Marcelle, this experimental approach and inspiring concept of pushing samples to the absolute limits of their origin to create a new unexplored path is clearly something that has been fed down from Marcelle to Robin throughout his youth. Assel strives to convey the same elements of anticipation, surprise, and suspense in the listener as he himself experiences during the production process, and it is this successful translation where the power of Assel's music lies. As also is the case with other contemporary acts that push the boundaries of electronic music such as N.M.O & N1L, there is this almost tangible and terrifying physicality to Assel's sound, yet it retains an undeniably subtle workout groove. Perhaps this groove is enabled by the obvious dub and techno influence throughout the EP, both through Assel's utilisation and realisation of the importance of the space in-between and his striking use of samples which seemingly dart out of nowhere, intentionally beaming from the mix to transform ears to that next zone
'Barbecue Stains' and 'Pantoffels' up the pace with layer upon layer of technoid strictness. Grooves come and go throughout, never settling in one spot for too long, but rather opting to explore the dramatic effects of each differing loop cycle and heavily treated vocal sample, again reinforcing this impression of Assel as a producer who never takes the easy path, or follows any kind of musical rule, but rather always looks forward for new angles to approach composition.
'Music always should be surprising and make you alert. You must be on your toes and you should feel that anything could happen, the weirder the better. I love darkness and grit in music, it's great when it doesn't quite fit - that's far more interesting to me then any kind of smoothness.' - Robin Asselman / Assel
'This will not stand' opens and closes in similar fashions through 'Don Leo 2' and 'Don Leo 1', with Assel crystallising the themes of grit, surrealism, absurdism, dub, and experimentalism explored over the EPs 22 minutes into two short sharp bursts.

Out now the first 7" release 200 copies LTD ,vinyl only on Letters From Jerusalem: Non lasciarmi andare"EP. It Includes: Asylum italian duo's original deeply dark track and the remix signed by the Uk techno legend Regis !!! "The planet doesn't need more successful people. The planet desperately needs more peacemakers, healers, restores, storytellers and lovers of all kinds".Supported by: Rebekah, Dvs1, AnD, Vril, Ben Sims, Silent Servant, Ancient Methods, Luciano Lamanna, Bas Mooy, Violet Poison and more.

Italian talent Cioz and German duo Super Flu join forces for the first time to deliver the impressive Jodi Bush, due to be released on Crosstown Rebels this September.
The release begins with the progressive sounds of Jodi Bush. Rattling hats converge on staggered synth stabs, whilst guitar plucks provide an emotional aspect to the record. Body Juice fills the B-side in a similarly emotive fashion, with gentle bell chimes and warm, poignant keys.
Inspired by the sounds of Stimming, David August and Stephan Bodzin, Cioz is an artist whose sound does not fall far from the tree of those mentioned already. Melodic and winding in a manner akin to his contemporaries, the Italian is beginning to make real headway in the scene with releases on the likes of Monaberry and now Crosstown Rebela. German duo Super Flu are prolific producers in their own right,
with their tracks finding the perfect home on the likes of Moon Harbour and Mule
Musiq.

CTRLS takes a hard line of attack on the groove, lashing dissonant layers of analog machine funk over brute force percussion. KEY Vinyl is Freddy K's most recent contribution to the techno community - an imprint founded in 2009 that stands for tradition as well as progress. This year's relaunch of the vinyl-only platform signals Armeni's return to the fore of techno advocacy, releasing the bruising brand of techno that fuels Freddy K's colossal DJ sets.

De Sluwe Vos (Dutch for 'The Sly Fox', a name derived from Aesop's fable of the Fox and the Crow) is the newest addition to the Dutch house and techno scene. His productions are supported by artists such as DJ Sneak, Joy Orbison, Boddika andBicep. Moreover, De Sluwe Vos has a packed tour schedule and travels many miles for all his national and international gigs.

With strong hooks and dirty kicks as his specialities, De Sluwe Vos has released multiple tracks on labels like 4Lux and Slapfunk. Lately, this cheerful producer from Dutch city of Deventer has even been gaining a foothold in the pop scene. His gig at Noorderslag did not go unnoticed: national music platform 3voor12 named him the best act of the festival.

De Sluwe Vos mixes various styles to create his own 'signature sound' with which he manages to constantly keep himself at the center of attention. His 'OG Anthem' is possibly one of the most notable tracks of the moment, this underground hit found its way to the surface and received airplay on both Dutch radio station 3FM and BBC Radio1.

With his discography, De Sluwe Vos is constructing a steady career. But he's not one to stay hidden away in the studio: he's at his best when dominating dance floors in clubs and at festivals. His ultimate goal is to bring the crowd to a higher state of mind, where worries simply disappear and the music takes over. Time and time again, De Sluwe Vosprovides proof for the big bang theory with his performances. Whether it's at Awakenings Festival in the Netherlands or at Together Festival in Cardiff: during his shows he is pure energy. His duet between his Roland TR- 909 drum computer and turntables is always a bold endeavor, just like his stage diving.

The fact that he is a fixture of the club scene is proven by his monthly international gigs, his own night The Core and his notorious live act. With the audiovisual show 'Kontra live', De Sluwe Vos is well underway to becoming 'one of the greats'. And that's no fable!

DMX Krew + Libertine, no introduction needed...

After his debut last year, The Eskapist re-appears from the shadows for another double-episode of the story...

Another Receptive Visions release from Milos with two club ready cuts. Perception Point is a thrusting acid techno number with a catchy 303 loop. While Floored with its distorted drums and spacey futuristic melody lines.

Created as an experiment to play at the Amsterdam Dance Event in 2018 Raw Trax is a return to the pure essence of techno.

Recorded live in the studio using only a PIN Electronics Portabella synthesiser and a Roland TR-909 drum machine direct to DAT tape.

Road tested for months in Surgeon’s DJ sets these tracks have a huge impact on the dancefloor. Pure and Honest Raw Trax”

Touched Music and Furthur Electronix two forward thinking labels have merged together to put out exclusive compilations. Putting some of the best music in the electronic genre in one place.

First vinyl release of weeJObecc!

Good techno Base from Berlin

Danish producer Asmus Odsat debuts on Iceland's FALK DISKS with four leftfield dancefloor cuts entitled 'Ecstatic Half Truth' this September.

Before moving to Iceland, Asmus Odsat was a key figure within Copenhagen's electronic music scene for nearly a decade. A former resident at Culture Box, Odsat was also co-founder of Ritual Malmö as well as the BULK club night, which has hosted artists like Surgeon, Dasha Rush, Lucy and Sleeparchive. Odsat now joins FALK DISKS, the club focused sub-label of FALK Records (Fuck Art Lets Kill) with his 'Ecstatic Half Truth' EP, receiving early support from names like Courtesy who included it in her guest mix on B.Traits' BBC Radio 1 show.

'Deal With It' sets the tone of the package with frenzied synths, warped atmospherics and a crunchy kicks before title track 'Ecstatic Half Truth' delivers a cacophony of percussion alongside twisted melodies and off-kilter breaks.

Up next, fast paced arpeggios meander alongside metallic top lines and a filtered 303 that unfolds throughout, making way for 'Soften The Clocks' which rounds off the package utilising disjointed rhythms, intense acid sequences and thundering low-end throbs.

Cándido is the new artist upcoming at Soil Records.

Beatalicio is the new of the mini album that come up on vinyl at the end of September 2019. Includes 8 tracks influced for many styles from the New vawe, Synthcore, Ebm to the krishnacore from early 90´s.

French label Bright Sounds welcomes prolific Dutch artist Boris Bunnik for a new EP under his most celebrated alias, Conforce. The regular Delsin artist saves this project for his more dance floor driven work and that is the case across all four of the atmospheric tracks here.

'Virtue Signalling' is slick techno that mixes up sci-fi sounds with cavernous dub pads. It's cerebral and cinematic as well as being driven by the rubbery drums. 'Black Mesa' is darker, with a meaning synth line coming in spurts over punchy, broken drums. It's grand in architecture but still has plenty of rich sonic details. On the flipside, 'Compulsion' is more watery, with little life forms suspended in a backlit ocean above slippery drums, then 'Alka' is another underwater affair, with beams of light penetrating from above as a dubbed out groove undulates way down deep. Once again then here, Conforce marries form with function in exquisite ways.

Pure Techno banger, acid infernal kicker ! A Base with a Hardtrance tune for the finish:)

Domenico continues on it's way telling us about his Napoli Techno, this time with a new release called CUBE, which was an historic venue in Naples where you had the chance to hear djs like Richie Hawtin, Marco Carola and Gaetano Parisio.

Artworks are always curated by Mariangela Levita known for projects like "Self Definition" at Metro line 6 of Naples. Here "One Who Became Lost" meanings of life, death, sacred and profane.

Erell Ranson (Kalahari Oyster Cult/Childhood Electronix/Where We Met) offers up a delicate and beautiful EP of accomplished texture and melody for his Distant Worlds debut. He shows a real delicate touch here and multiple listens will ensure the melodies and earworms penetrate deep into the psyche. Future soul music dripping in emotion, indebted to Detroit, outta France....

Whether it's 303 basslines or those pesky little tabs of lysergic, everyone loves a Taste Of Acid. FaltyDL, being one of the many believers, delivers four cuts of A C I D for Hypercolour.
Tune In, Turn On Drop Out......

Splendid prod from the Vinyl Bleu recordshop in Millau. With a Techno opening turning mordern hardtrance the record chain tunes to get harder and harder till the last tune, a pure jewel of a kind from Fraktal Tribe....

The seventh instalment in the Rhythm Nation series is by the UK producer Isaac Reuben. These jams are rough, raw and ready. They bear the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed signature of someone untarnished by exposure yet betray a complete vision and total control of the craft.

LET Recordings boss JP Enfant returns to his own label for a third solo EP. The Dutchman, who is a resident at De School in Amsterdam, mixes up techno, breakbeat, ambient, dub and house into his own long and all consuming tracks, and on his latest EP he does that once more. Spacious and elastic grooves aimed at the body and the floor. Once again, this versatile and robust offering from JP Enfant is another standout release on the young label.

That's a record. 1 side will bring the hardcore noize, a real solid structure, with agressive sound, an Industrial thing, killaz. B-side brings 2 Hard Break perls. Something really new and hardcore for your ears !

Strong and hypnotic techno from the mysterious Swedish artist Lakej.

ARTCUB RECORDS is an new open-minded Techno label created by Marco Gayo from France. The label will propose somes Deep to Raw Techno in his futures releases. Here the first work from the rising star of Nederlands: Qindek. Darko Esser was the man who pulled Qindek and gave him a shot at his own Wolfskuil-label to release music in vinyl. People like Laurent Garnier, Rolando, Norman Nodge, Ben Sims, DVS1, Pfirter, Benny Rodriguez (ROD), Sandrien and Âme incorporated Qindek's release in their sets.TRAPPIST ONE EP is an attempt to create some of the emotions and state of minds while being on the ship towards our next Destination within this multiverse. 'Intergalactic Light Ensemble' is traveling at lightspeed towards adventure, and midst of travel weDiscover something unexplained. 'Waves and Waves' is the contemplation of that moment. 'Alarma' is a code red, losing our minds as we encounter a energyforce which has far greater powers than we ever imagined. How do we face such powers 'Eon' gives answer to such quations, as we progress into our creative awareness, and gaining new insights on how to manipulate energy.

Hand Stamped 12" Vinyl Future Techno Bomb.

Very Limited!

incl. El niño de los peines remix

Don't Be Afraid / Mistress artist Doubt drops 2 on the A: "Mystery Road" brings deeper melodic element to his usual darkness. "Grimstad" layers a techno score w/ jazz motifs & tribal beats. Jason Bay (Plus Plus) DJ Screendoor collab on B.