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Toronto's own Maxwell Church returns to Lab.our with 3 stunning techno excursions.

Lab.our Music's second release showcases more home-grown talent with 2 tracks by up and comer Maxwell Church. As a founding member of Toronto techno night The Deep North, Max already has releases under his own name and as one half of the Hermans, but this marks his first release on vinyl.
LAB.OUR 02 offers 2 raw techno tracks in One Day and Twizzled. One Day is a late-night stomper, moving in and out of changing synth patterns while Twizzled is an acid workout that changes up when synth stabs come in the middle of the track.

LAB.OUR 05 showcases tracks by 4 different artists, displaying a diverse spectrum of deep sounds.
Lab.our Music co-owner J-UL's first ever release, Tempest, is a moody, beat driven track with layered synths. Maxwell Church returns to the label with Elastic Ban, a rolling rhythmic journey with tense strings. Newcomer, and Toronto native, Gabe Rebong drops Praise, a dancefloor burner with a barrage of beats and energetic vocal snippits. Last but not least, veteran Chicago Skyway brings us Vase Mix 3, an atmospheric and melodic jackin' track.

LAB.OUR 06 features offbeat, dancefloor techno from Hermans. Hermans (Jerry Riggs 'Dick Diamonds' & Maxwell Church) already have releases out on labels such as Run Out Run, Klasse Recordings, Zodiac44 & Extended Play, among others.
A1 is Sweat Box Rock, an epic stormer that sounds like a techno jam session with alternating beat patterns and dirty keys.
B1, Dustin Tombtones, is an uptempo acid workout destined to move dancefloors. B2 is a remix of Sweat Box Rock by Lab.our Music bosses Basic Soul Unit and J-UL.