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Polytechnic Recordings - sublabel of Disctechno Music - presents a split EP of jacking house and psychedelic rhythms from Detroit’s DJ Slush and Dretraxx. Label co-founder DJ Slush follows up his Model Collapse EP with 2 jacking, sleazy, 80's-tinged house tracks with garbled vocal samples on A1 and B2. Dretraxx - head of Detroit’s acid-forward Body Worx party - delivers dubbed out modular grooves and on A2. On B1, Interdimensional Transmissions’ BMG remixes Dretraxx for the No Way Back Mix, with some freaky heart-pumping analog techno. Recommended for fans of Midwest rhythms.
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For the second release in the series, I invited Diffused Signal from Australia. His track can be categorised more as an extension of my original track rather than a remix. With new rhythmic elements and textures that blend smoothly with the main idea, creating a more dynamic atmosphere.
The result is a fusion of deep techno and breakbeat, with an organic aesthetic that gives the release its unique character.
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Rough Signal Records steps into 2026 with a fresh release, featuring Bristol’s young lion KaiDub, following their link-up on last year’s “Osaka to Bristol” release.
Built together in Kai Dub’s Bristol studio, this record is a straight-up expression of their shared love forUK Dub. Militant UK stepper drums and powered by Dub Kazman’s signature synth lines, forming a heavy, sound system–minded steppers tune.
Every track comes, Dub Mixed by Dub Kazman, including the ruf and tuf cut he dropped as the final tune at NO LOGO FESTIVAL last year. No frills, just heavyweight, pressure, and sound system vibes
All Nice Records returns with NICE005, the second release from label co-founder Bobby Dreams--a five-track excursion through deep, functional, and emotionally rich house music. Opening with The Signal, a peak-time piano workout laced with congas and classic Chicago house energy, the record sets an infectious tone right away. Let It Be Real follows with smooth, warm textures perfect for early or late hours. On the A3, Stranger Than Fiction delivers a pure 303 exercise--acid lines twisting and mutating over a tight, hypnotic groove. Flip the record for New Horizon, a hopeful, driving cut built for forward momentum, and Enter The Simulation, a deep, late-night closer with a touch of mystery and tension. Crafted for selectors, designed for the floor--NICE005 is house music for any hour of the night. All nice, all night!
B&W Photobook collection about 1998/2001.
Free parties in Paris (mainly) and Groningen, and some others...
meanwhile, Livia Saavedra, the photographer, initiated many ways... Women rights, refugees... Making no noise... Doin' it.
The idea was not to make a book when she took these argentic pictures.
This project is a gathering cleaner to her.
And for some of us it's a good way to remember. Without a word needed...
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Enjoy those 110 pages and enjoy a story that cannot be written... and photographied !
24cmx24cm / 110 Page
Niveau Zero Edition
Preface by Lionel Pourtau.
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Sous Le Radar est une série de guides qui abordent des styles musicaux, des scènes alternatives et des mouvements underground jusqu’ici rarement défrichés.
A lire en écoutant la playlist préparée par les auteurs.
Industriel, expérimental et rapide : des qualificatifs qui viennent à l’esprit quand on évoque le Hardcore français des années 90. Cela s’applique effectivement à l’œuvre d’artistes et de labels phares de l’époque, Laurent Hô et Micropoint pour les producteurs, Epiteth et Dead End pour les labels.
Et c’est aussi très limitant. La décennie rave est fertile pour des expressions très variées de la Techno Hardcore française – ici racontée comme étant produite par des artistes français, quelle que soit la nationalité du label.
De la Rave Music de Dr Macabre au Gabber de Tieum ou GTI, en passant par les embardées Amiga ou le mid-tempo dark du début des années 2000 : la France sut garnir bien des rayonnages.
Certaines productions de cette décennie de toutes les premières fois préfigurent des carrières qui durent encore 30 ans après. Bien d’autres restent encapsulées dans leur époque, le temps de quelques sorties. Il est frappant de constater, avec une oreille et un regard d’aujourd’hui, à quel point cette fertilité bouillonnante reste captivante.
C’était intense, c’était fou d’énergie et de talent : la démesure de la Techno Hardcore française de la décennie 1993-2003.
Repress Of the fantastic Signal Electric selfnamed tune from Perce Oreille (with a Big Up to Reno Expressillon from Signal Electric) - And 3 mores electro tunes from Signal Electrique. A superb Malice... Growing more and more dancefloor.
