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1
Battle Of The Planets
Cat: BMVMT 007. Rel: 16 May 22
A Journey To Planet Acid
Revenge Of The Wasp
Infinity
Questions From The Future
Middle Peace
Planet 90
Work It
Planet Assault
Planet Funk
Battle Of The Planets
Review: Marking over 16 years as an artist, Robert James unveils his debut album Battle of The Planets. A milestone in any musician's career, the LP illustrates the breadth of Rob's tastes and influences, exploring the rugged terrain of planet electronica. Ranging from breaks and electro to house and techno, Battle of The Planets was made during lockdown, a period of creativity and isolation for many artists around the world. Across 10 skillfully produced cuts Rob takes us on an intrepid adventure into the cosmos, where mysterious atmospheres and uplifting melodies sit side by side with captivating dance floor rhythms. Many shades of his personality come through on this album, all tied together by his unique sonic identity; informed by his years spent on the dance floor, behind the decks and in the studio. On Battle of The Planets Robert James presents a distillation of his extensive knowledge and experience into one succinct, highly engaging body of work.
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Various V
VARIOUS
Various V (2xLP)
Cat: 030LP 008. Rel: 12 Apr 23
Caramel Chameleon - "To Create Is To Live Twice" (6:16)
Perseus Traxx - "Something More Than This" (7:03)
RAG - "ZAVONDJE 303" (7:06)
Raving Kid - "Edgware Acid" (3:56)
Mutex - "Road To Atlantis" (4:31)
Kreggo - "Hearthpulse" (4:29)
Steifl - "Omega Point" (5:33)
Korre - "Black Over Blue" (5:35)
Pitto - "Acid Rolo" (6:28)
Endfest - "Shari Vari" (7:07)
Dwaalgast De Beer Uit Allekmaar - "A Wave Goodbye" (4:22)
Review: Netherlands-based 030303 Records is back with a fifth installment in its various artists series. As with the previous four editions, this is high-class electronic music pure and simple. Caramel Chameleon kicks off with a good time mix of cheery melodies and chattery drums, then Perseus Traxx brings his signature analogue murkiness to the lo-fi house trudge that is 'Something More Than This.' Elsewhere you will find quietly optimistic cuts like Raving Kid' restless 'Edgware Acid' or the dream house reveries of Kreggo's 'Hearthpulse' amongst many other varied treasures.
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Tags: Acid House
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Byakku Tai Braindance
VARIOUS
Cat: CDO ONE. Rel: 15 Feb 22
E-Control - "The Mind Of Robots" (6:29)
Konerytmi - "Vaniljamunkki" (5:35)
Soft Pioneer - "Dystopia" (4:11)
Basement Space - "Massive" (6:01)
Alphone & Sween - "Downfall" (dub version) (3:37)
Skyware Trasmission vs XOTR - "Existence" (7:21)
Kostas G - "Calamity" (7:59)
Dawl - "Time Phase" (6:03)
ZOTS - "314" (4:39)
Electrodefender - "Electric Sunset" (4:33)
Review: Byakku: Tai Braindance is a welcome collaboration between two retro-futurist imprints, '90s IDM revivalists Childhood Intelligence (an organization run from Berlin and Tokyo) and London-based bleep, acid, rave and hardcore specialists Tone Dropout. Featuring tracks from artists associated with both labels, it's a giddy and largely celebratory fusion of both labels' styles with an added dollop of interplanetary sci-fi futurism. There's much to enjoy throughout, from the shimmering deep space electro of E-Control's 'The Mind of Robots' and the deep, immersive, bittersweet electronica of Soft Pioneer's 'Dystopia', to the locked-in late-night hypnotism of Alphonse and Sween's hazy 'Downfall (Dub Version)', the bubbly bleep-and-breaks-goes-IDM pop of 'Existence' by Skyware Transmission vs XOTR, and the rave-igniting electro-bleep business that is Dawl's 'Time Phase'.
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Inside The Microbeat
Inside The Microbeat (limited gatefold coloured vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: CE 040R. Rel: 05 Dec 22
Oriental Sunset (6:30)
Inspired Law (7:06)
Drunk On Delays (7:28)
Inside The Microbeat (6:09)
Sluper Smashed (5:49)
The Arrival (7:05)
Haunt Times (6:28)
Solvent Flavours Revisited (4:52)
Lightwire (6:36)
Avoid The Ploid (5:55)
Spatial Racing (10:09)
Review: London's Phil Bolland aka Sync 24 has been creating electro for over two decades via his Cultivated Electronics label, which he launched in 2007. The label has gone on to release music by Carl Finlow, DMX Krew, The Exaltics and Morphology, but now the spotlight is firmly on his solo work. Across its 11 tracks, Inside The Microbeat showcases many variations of the electro sound yet all delivered in his singular style. From the futurist beats of opener 'Oriental Sunset' and the brooding sci-fi aesthetic of the title track, to the dystopian bass programme of 'Haunt Times' and the hi-tech computer funk of 'Avoid The Ploid' - Bolland drives you through his own intimately constructed landscape.

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Jesus Was An Alien
Jesus Was An Alien (gatefold LP + MP3 download code in embossed sleeve)
Cat: KOMPAKT 451. Rel: 26 May 22
The Tragedy Of CG (1:20)
Jesus Was An Alien (feat Marie Davidson) (7:52)
Real (5:18)
Hunger (0:48)
Matrix (6:01)
Religion (2:25)
The Principle Of Vibration (5:13)
Kill The System (6:21)
Life Aquatic (1:42)
Am Kanal (4:38)
Review: Perel's sophomore album Jesus Was An Alien continues in some ways from the themes she brought to her debut, 2018's Hermetica on DFA. The tracks are rich, lush in design and multi-layered with plenty of emotional uplift. While inspired by a raft of the best indie hitmakers she has her own sound which is perfect for the dance floor but also suited to listing away from the club. "Jesus Was An Alien is a discourse about whether Jesus was an actual alien" she explains, amusingly. When the debate sounds this good, no one cares about the answers.
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Day Fleit/Nite Fleit
Day Fleit/Nite Fleit (limited gatefold green & black vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: SCDDLP 001. Rel: 19 Dec 22
Overload (4:34)
Like I Used To Be (feat Mesme) (4:47)
Desensitisation (4:54)
The Flower Dance (feat partiboi69) (4:29)
Dark End Of The Street (4:51)
A Morning Song (5:06)
Double Digits (5:18)
Nah (4:50)
Airs & Graces (4:56)
Paranoid Energy (5:13)
Bold Poke (5:03)
Serious Effect (5:12)
Review: Mall Grab's Steel City Dance Discs label - named after the industrial port in which he grew up - welcomes Nite Fleit for her debut album here. Like the boss's own music, this is high energy, high impact but highly emotive club music that draws on disparate parts of the spectrum. Across 12 intricately produced tracks, there is everything from electro, breaks and techno to acid. The album is in two distinctive halves, each with its own emotional theme. The artist says it's designed to be listened to either "front-to-back or back-to-front, depending on your mood."
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Super Discount 3
Super Discount 3 (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: PXC 034GD. Rel: 01 Jun 23
Hashtag My Ass (3:11)
WTF (feat Pos & Dave) (3:34)
Smile (feat Alex Gopher & Asher Roth) (3:22)
You (feat Madeline Follin) (3:34)
Amazing (feat Julien Delfaud) (3:55)
Night (Cut The Crap) (5:24)
Follow (feat Kilo Kish) (3:32)
Love (4:08)
Sunset (feat Tom Burke) (4:08)
Family (feat Baxter Dury) (4:03)
Smile (feat Alex Gopher) (4:31)
Review: It is hard to overstate the impact that Etienne de Crecy had on the global, but specifically French, electronic scene. His debut album in 1996 brought all new sounds and references and set in motion a revolution that spawned everything from classic French touch to jazzy deep house by Saint Germain via what went on to become the Ed Banger-aligned electro house of Justice et al. It all started with the first volume of Super Discount and carried on through further volumes such as this third one which is as searing and vital now as ever.
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Basement Philosophy
Cat: AC 012. Rel: 11 Mar 24
Mushroom Waltz (7:36)
Midnight With T (6:05)
3AM Jamaica Street (6:22)
Not For Instagram DJs (7:01)
Acid Rain (7:31)
Burning Past (6:28)
Moon Jump (7:16)
Early Flight (6:30)
Review: Domenic Cappello is a long time legend of the scene who has been in the form of his life of late. As such he finally drops a much anticipated and long awaited debut album 'Basement Philosophy on Alien Communications that comes 20 years after he started making beats. Cappello's sound permeates the whole record as it traverses diverse sonic landscapes with captivating potency. Opening with 'Mushroom Waltz', dreamy pads and lively chords set the tone, leading into the soulful depths of 'Midnight with T'. 'Early Flight' builds cerebral atmospheres with characteristic snapping drums. 'Acid Rain' evokes nostalgia, while '3am Jamaica Street' pulsates with peak-time energy. 'Moon Jump' offers languid melodies reminiscent of classic Underground Resistance and electro-inspired 'Burning Past' and 'Not for Instagram DJs' conclude ta high class record in style.
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Oops! Pop
Cat: PERMVAC 3161. Rel: 23 Apr 24
Si Si Si
Burnt Deep
Like
Out Of Reach
Day In Shock
The OK Hole
I Wanna Be Adored
Strobe
With The Night At Our Feet
Review: New Jackson delivers the much-anticipated successor to 2017's From Night To Night in there form of OOPS!... POP on Permanent Vacation. This concise triumph in techno pop comprises nine tracks that elevate his signature electronic sounds to anthemic heights. David Kitt, a sonic polymath with a colourful career, has been working as New Jackson since 2011. This full length showcases Kitt's evolution over five years and three countries, distilling his studio methodology into a leaner, more euphoric body of work. Collaborating with a stellar cast, including Rita Lynn and Donnacha Costello, Kitt crafts an album that effortlessly combines dynamism and spontaneity, drawing from a century of influences. From the mesmerising opener to the climactic "With The Night At Our Feet', this album is a testament to Kitt's widescreen approach.
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Sub Rosa
Cat: MNQ 054. Rel: 16 Dec 14
One
Everything Is Fine
Hidden Hand
Sour
To The Sea
Slow Dawn
Vulgar Displays
The Source
In 20 Years (extended)
Queen Of Hearts
Review: Coldwave excursionist Shari Vari aka Void Vision finally comes through with her highly awaited Sub Rosa LP on the gorgeously on-point Mannequin imprint. The taster EP "Sour" out earlier this year was a taster of what's to come from Vari in terms of diversity and quality. Sub Rosa contains a little of everything when it comes to the electronic dance edge, where "Everythin Is Fine", for example, takes a techno beat and slaps down some vocals all over its makeup, while "Hidden Hand" is a true Drexciyan electro number. Then there's more abstract moments such as "Slow Down", "Vulgar Displays" with its rolling stabs of percussion and "Queen Of Hearts" with that humungous swell of low-end and quirky, heady melodies. Yum.
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#7885 Electropunk To Technopop
Cat: CABS 26. Rel: 19 Jun 14
Do The Mussolini (Headkick)
The Set Up
Nag Nag Nag
On Every Other Street
Silent Command
Kneel To The Boss
Seconds Too Late
Landslide
Breathe Deep
Just Fascination (7" version)
Crackdown (radio edit 83)
The Dream Ticket (7" version)
Sensoria (7" version)
James Brown (7" version)
Kino (7" version)
Big Funk (7" version)
I Want You (7" version)
Warm
Review: London's legendary Mute institution goes back to its roots and digs up some of the best work by one of the UK's finest Cabaret Voltaire. These guys don't really need an introduction give the fact that they're pretty much responsible for the rise of post-punk right through to the birth of techno. It was about time a new compilation of their stuff was released, especially one as brutally on-point as this one! All the classics such as "Nag Nag Nag", "Kneel To The Boss" and "On Every Other Street" are one here but the more obscure rarities that were previously only available on 7" are the real winners. "Just Fascination", for example, is one you'll certainly want on a longer, re-mastered cut! Downright essential!
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Harnessed The Storm (Special Edition)
Harnessed The Storm (Special Edition) (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: TRESOR 181LPX. Rel: 09 Nov 22
Digital Tsunami (6:22)
Soul Of The Sea (4:31)
Dr Blowfins' Black Storm Stabilizing Spheres (6:12)
Song Of The Green Whale (4:58)
Lake Haze (5:13)
Mission To Ociya Syndor & Back (5:14)
Under Sea Disturbances (8:06)
Review: Considered by some to be one of the greatest IDM albums of all time (though we'd argue that it's really an electro set), Drexciya's 2002 set 'Harnessed The Storm' has been given the 20th anniversary reissue treatment. Pressed to striking silver vinyl and housed in freshly redesigned packaging, it's certainly an alluring album. It was part of a series of conceptually linked sets the pair recorded in 12 months (most of the others were subsequently released under other aliases after the surprise death of member James Stinson), and it has a typically atmospheric, other-worldly sound - underwater sci-fi electro that twisted standard Motor City tropes into a variety of futuristic directions. Highlights include the fizzing 'Digital Tsunami', the beautiful and widescreen 'Under Sea Disturbances' (a freakishly sub-heavy affair) and the clandestine shimmer of 'Lake Haze'.
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Gespielt von: Carlos Nilmmns
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NDE (reissue)
Cat: RHSTOREJPN 10. Rel: 21 Jun 23
Spinning Spirits (5:51)
Navigations (9:51)
Teaching Of Sphinx (6:31)
Strange Attractor (9:48)
Heliotherapy (4:21)
Higher Flyer (6:03)
Edge Of The End (8:38)
Aero (6:24)
Review: .
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I Need A Freak (reissue)
I Need A Freak (reissue) (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: DE 264. Rel: 15 Jan 21
I Need A Freak (5:48)
If I Gave You A Party (5:36)
You Are My Sexual Connection (4:46)
Exercise Your Ass Off (5:38)
KISSING (6:16)
We Didn't Say It (6:17)
We Want Prince (6:05)
These Are The Things That I Like (6:29)
Review: Dark Entries is pleased to announce a deluxe reissue of Sexual Harrassment's 1983 opus I Need A Freak. Lynn Tolliver, DJ/Program Director at Cleveland's WZAK, adopted the pseudonym David Payton in order to keep his musical endeavors separate from his public persona. Sexual Harrassment (misspelled deliberately) was formed as a concept band, with members selected based on appearance and choreographic skill rather than musical ability. Tolliver's explicit lyrics focused on the central themes of desire and sexual relations. Working at a studio in Akron, he recorded an album of quirky-yet-lurid electro funk, which was released on Heat Records. Tolliver remarks, "I learned as a youngster, sex sells! The things that are rated the worst - violence, horror and sex - are the things people want to see or hear about." I Need a Freak was a surprise hit, selling over 100,000 copies.
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Bonking Berlin Bastards
VARIOUS
Bonking Berlin Bastards (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ATONLP 12. Rel: 08 Mar 21
I Remember All My Lovers (0:17)
AeoX - "Gruft" (1:22)
Rouage - "Rush Hour" (4:36)
AeoX - "Fragile" (3:57)
AeoX - "Kesseltreiben" (7:56)
AeoX - "Bekifft" (1:05)
Dreierlei Fickblick (2:08)
CNM - "Deform" (remix) (3:35)
AeoX - "Guitarmad" (2:45)
AeoX - "Culture Houze" (5:30)
Rouage - "Fierce" (4:06)
AeoX - "Ficken" (1:39)
Rouage - "Touch It" (Stellwerk remix) (3:43)
AeoX - "Denksport" (6:17)
Rouage - "Syrinx (In Ol)" (3:16)
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Void
Void (140 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: INFILTRATE LP01. Rel: 15 Nov 21
The Source (4:53)
Reconnect (4:02)
Saturn (4:13)
Isolate (4:28)
Void (4:53)
Objective (4:29)
Stargate (4:18)
Flash (4:30)
Reflect (5:28)
Horizons (5:12)
Review: Back in 2018, previously unheard artist James Infiltrate impressed via a punchy EP of club-focused electro numbers. It later emerged that the mysterious producer was none other than Constant Sound founder Burnski. Here he dons the alias once more for a full-length excursion three years in the making. It's a fine album, too, with the long-serving producer delivering a winning combination of punchy, club-ready beats, sci-fi fired synth sounds, moody Michigan bass and the kind of authentically spacey atmosphere that has long been associated with the greatest electro records. There's also enough subtle variety in terms of tempo and style to guarantee that you'll not get bored of it any time soon. Highly impressive, but did we really expect anything less?
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Sub Sonic Survivor
Sub Sonic Survivor (180 gram white vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: BA 109. Rel: 26 Mar 21
Sub Sonic Survivor (7:16)
Divide & Multiply (5:59)
Escape Pod (8:38)
Star Destroyer (5:16)
Blast Them To Infinity! (7:05)
Rum & Raspberries (5:43)
Reset (8:38)
Human? Unknown (5:09)
Review: Bass Agenda is the underground electro and techno label arm of the cult radio show of the same name. Bass Junkie now makes a bold statement with his Sub Sonic Survivor album, which draws on 40 years of electro history to cook up firing cuts that are designed to blow the dance floor apart. There are raw, coarse cuts like 'Sub Sonic Survivor', glistening melodic workouts such as 'Divide & Multiply' and dark, busted trudgers such as 'Star Destroyer'. The production is proudly analogue, with glistening synths and rugged drum programming undermining each tune.
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IDMEMO: A Future Of Nostalgia Vol 2
VARIOUS
Cat: ABPLP 0052. Rel: 09 Apr 21
Funckarma - "Cellular" (7:31)
The Black Dog - "Psil Cosyin" (10:31)
Seefeel - "Spangle" (Autechre remix) (12:16)
Passarani 2099 - "Ixora" (4:37)
Soft Ballet - "Sand Lowe" (The Polygon Window remix) (11:38)
Beautyon - "To Swing Pil" (7:15)
Zugzwang - "Euphonic" (7:47)
Beamont Hannant - "Utuba" (Reprised version) (6:46)
Review: When it was released a few weeks ago, the first volume of Ivan Smagghe and Vladimir Ivkovic's two-part IDMEMO: A Future of Nostalgia compilation delivered a killer collection of largely forgotten or overlooked gems from the Artificial Intelligence-era of electronica and ambient techno. The second installment is equally as inspired, with highlights including the ever-changing, acid-flecked exoticism of the Black Dog's 'Psyil Cosyin', Autechre's haunting, 12-minute remix of Seefeel's 'Spangle', the Tangerine Dream-does-ambient trip that is Beautyon's 'To Swing Pil', and the stately beauty of Beaumant Hannant's 'Utuba (Reprised Version)'. Look out also for a largely unknown - and pleasingly melodious - remix of Soft Ballet by Richard D James under his infrequently used Polygon Window pseudonym.
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Cosmic Transmission
Cosmic Transmission (2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: ITLP 07. Rel: 20 Oct 20
When Nothing Is Safe (6:13)
Who's In Control (4:09)
Intense Incense (4:29)
Natural Connection (4:46)
Sphere Force (5:04)
Divided Society (6:11)
Transforming Well (4:38)
One For All (4:51)
Reset (3:43)
Let Loose (3:45)
Transcending (5:41)
Review: There's an undeniably far-out feel to the Zenker Brothers' second album, Cosmic Transmission, which adds further layers of trippy textures, hallucinatory sounds and smoky intensity to the aural blueprint first explored on their 2015 debut full-length Immersion. There's much to admire throughout, from the mind-bending ambient weirdness of opener 'When Nothing is Safe', and the slipped dub haze of 'Whose In Control', to the drug-addled IDM of 'Natural Connection', and the polyrhythmic techno trip of 'Divided Society'. Most striking of all is the trio of tracks that close the album, all of which are powered forwards not by heavy techno beats (or even their usual crunchy, off-kilter breakbeats) but rather a series of ear-catching, fuzz-soaked synthesizer arpeggio lines.
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Gone
Gone (LP)
Cat: CKNOWLP 2. Rel: 22 Oct 20
Ennui (4:25)
Relinquish (6:39)
Wasn't Ready (5:29)
Hideaway (4:01)
Supposed (5:40)
Enervation (6:52)
Review: Craigie Knowes is a by-word for electronic quality and now Eluize keeps up that reputation with a mini-album that blends electro, techno, house and space age sounds into six superb cuts. 'Ennui' is the acid flecked opener which heads off into outer space on slippery electro and 'Wasn't Ready' offers a more hard hitting and high tempo sound with punishing drum work. Next to serve up this new EP, Eluize has also recently recently launched a mentoring programme focusing on supporting womxn, non-binary and trans people in production, performance and label management.
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False Postives
Cat: FILMLP 005. Rel: 09 Dec 20
A Fine, New Mother Now (7:26)
Snake Doctors (4:43)
Supercell (4:03)
Slither (2:41)
The 3 Stigmata Of Palmer Eldritch (7:55)
Hot White Hot Black (6:05)
Autoimmune (3:50)
Dry Heaving (2:53)
Liminal States (5:19)
Junkie Foxtrot (6:42)
Dr Manhattan (6:50)
Disaster Protocol (6:50)
Saragossa Disambiguation (3:54)
The Daisy Chain/Adults (8:23)
Review: Denial of Service's new album comes after a series of impressive EPs such as 2015's Sensou and 2017's Contour & Shape. The expanded format allows for a more adventurous and expansive sound, however, so across 15 tracks we really hear the producer open up. It is still the machine driven electro-funk sound you would expect, but with a broader array of moods and grooves and influences from IDM, techno and even EBM. There are widescreen cuts that free your mind next to more intense and claustrophobic cuts. Either way, it's a real masterclass.
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Alchemist Dreams & Future Tales
Cat: MOTO 017. Rel: 15 Feb 21
Edger (6:20)
Wyer (6:28)
Streamers Of Corona (11:05)
Protoplanet (5:31)
Es Tamer (7:52)
Eltax (8:48)
Awer (8:43)
Zodiac Light (7:00)
Review: Bigeneric aka Marco Repetto is a legendary producer who returns to the same Swiss label that put out his The Compilation album three years ago. This time out the man of many different allies (Planet Love, Sinbiotik, Marco Repetto) assembles a vital bundle of beautiful and well preserved techno and ambient tracks that make for a cohesive listen and were all produced between 1995 and 1999. Some are delightfully light and airy, others dark and moody, others caustic and textured.
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Organism
Cat: BOT 005. Rel: 24 May 17
Third Eye (5:40)
Dopamine (5:25)
Faust (5:27)
Implicit Memory (6:14)
Pathogen (5:29)
Dark Matter (5:28)
Organism (5:59)
Scorched Earth (4:10)
Review: John Blackford's career got an early boost when he won a Moby remix composition. He then released one rather good EP of electro workouts on Bot in 2008, before all but disappearing. Organism marks his comeback from that extended hiatus and is really rather good. He begins with the dark, moody and intoxicating "Third Eye", before rolling through melodious, evocative cuts that variously tip a wink to hip-hop/IDM fusion ("Dopamine"), post-Drexciya dark-scapes (the jazzy "Faust"), spacey electronica ("Implicit Memory"), clandestine ambient ("Dark Matter") and slowly unfurling beauty (the creepy-but-blissful "Organism"). As returns go, it's really rather good.
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Burn The Lights Out
Cat: SAT 41-1. Rel: 05 Dec 07
999
Wahawa
Bitter
Krak
The Controlling Hand
Burn The Lights Out
Torsion
Pristine White
8 Op
Ripped
The Freezing
Machine Aesthetic #8
Review: Lowfish originally released his 'Burn The Lights Out' LP in 2007 on the US label Satamile but we have found some copies of it in the warehouse. Synth-pop meets breakbeats in an electrifying fusion of emotive melodies and bass-heavy beats across all four sides of the long player with ten then-new tracks and two classics from his Sat.31 EP. They all show that his music, complex yet accessible, evokes images of Blade Runner, Wave Noir, or William Gibson. It is post-modern in approach as it skilfully blends past and present styles to create a sound uniquely his own, seamlessly bridging the gap between eras while pushing the boundaries in his own way.
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Xenophonic
Xenophonic (picture disc LP)
Cat: TR 707PD. Rel: 24 Feb 22
Double Fantasy (4:42)
New Beginnings (4:02)
Xenophonic (4:29)
I Wonder (4:37)
Soulstitches (4:56)
There's Always Yesterday (4:43)
Let Go (4:49)
Keep Walking (4:51)
Rejected (4:17)
Futurenostalgic (4:13)
Review: Russian-born, Jerusalem-raised and now Berlin-based Serge Geyzel has released on labels such as Mindcolormusic, Brokntoys, Flesh Or Die and Zodiak Commune Records. From a classical and jazz music background, he combines a love of early noughties electronica with influences of electro and dark ambient in his distinct brand of modern drum 'n' bass for his new opus titled Xenophonic. From the dreamy Jupiter jazz of 'Double Fantasy', the grey area steppa that is 'I Wonder' to the off-kilter IDM of 'Keep Walking' being just some highlights - Geyzel delivers his finest moment yet.
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Electro Became Electro
VARIOUS
Cat: PAREIDOLIA 007. Rel: 05 Apr 22
Dawl - "Machines In Effect" (6:38)
Mr Blatman - "Peak Contraction" (5:15)
RXmode & Francois Dillinger - "Liquid Chamber" (7:26)
MassProd Aka DataWipe - "Catch Me" (5:20)
Dj Home - "Muffin The Cat" (5:47)
Moken - "Glitches N' Muscles" (6:13)
Wachita China - "Under The Influence" (4:25)
Review: Electro without borders: Pareidolia Recordings is glad to present its seventh release in the form of this the 2xLP titled Electro Became Electro, featuring seven artists and their unique interpretations of classic sounds. British veteran Dawl gets his bleep 'n' bass on in typical fashion with the strobing 'Machines In Effect', RXmode & Francois Dillinger darkly scan the dystopic lowlands on "Liquid Chamber" before DJ Home ushers you aboard the acid express on "Muffin The Cat". Finally Wachita China serves up some future booty bass on "Under The Influence".
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Electricity
Electricity (gatefold LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: MRG 765LP. Rel: 25 Mar 22
Protection From Evil (4:34)
Electricity (4:48)
Casio (Yak Nda Nda) (3:55)
Afo Ken Doko Mien (4:30)
All That You Want (4:37)
Wanna See Your Face Again (4:25)
17 18 19 (3:08)
Truth No Lie (3:47)
Oyoyo (3:02)
Review: If Electricity is anything to go by, Eno Williams and his Ibibio Sound Machine band were particularly productive during the various pandemic lockdowns of 2020 and '21. The resultant album, the rightly acclaimed group's fourth studio set to date, is predictably inspired, with hired-in producers Hot Chip wisely choosing to subtly tweak rather than totally overhaul the band's distinctive trademark fusion of kaleidoscopic synth-funk, West African disco and boogie, '80s electro and the more electronic end of the post-punk spectrum. Highlights include the throbbing, polyrhythmic Afro-electro of 'Electricity' and the acid-sporting nu-disco brilliance of 'All That I Want', but it's the set's overall feel - described by Williams as "Moroder meets Afro-futurism" - that really delights.
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Elsewhere XX
VARIOUS
Cat: OYSTER 35. Rel: 23 Feb 22
Radio Hito - "Credo" (4:51)
Sam Media - "Simple As Fuck" (6:33)
Seytan Tuyu - "Anita" (4:14)
Volga - "Na Gorushke" (live At DOM 2002) (5:05)
Electronic Body Girl - "Walk Away" (4:58)
Dame Area - "Dis-umani" (5:36)
Cilin - "An Abhainn Mhor" (6:49)
Op - "Fifty Fifty" (Anatolian Weapons rework) (6:08)
Romain FX - "Guanmu Cong" (4:02)
Mytron & A Von F - "Confiture" (5:07)
Tagliabue - "Riso Amaro" (5:20)
Eylul Deniz - "She Can't Die" (Twin Peaks Cover) (5:29)
Review: DJ soFa continues his Elsewhere compilation series on Kalahari Oyster Cult with a superb sixth instalment that showcases a load of exciting and hybrid electronic styles. These are tunes that are ripe for club play but are rooted in odd-pop, synth-punk, DIY and post-kraut styles. The artists hail from all over the globe and include the twisted funk of Seytan Tuyu's 'Anita,' hall of melodic mirrors that is Cilin's 'An Abhainn Mhor' and Mytron & A Von F's soot-black and gritty motorik thriller 'Confiture.' This series has been going since 2017 and this proves, it is still as strong as ever.
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Once Upon A Time In NYC
Once Upon A Time In NYC (translucent orange splattered vinyl LP + grey marbled vinyl 7")
Cat: BBQ 2223LP. Rel: 02 Jun 22
Freeez - "I Dub U" (feat John Rocca) (7:43)
John Rocca - "Once Upon A Dub" (7:21)
John Rocca - "I Want It To Be Real" (instrumental) (5:12)
John Rocca - "Englishman In New York" (extended) (7:27)
John Rocca - "Move" (extended mix) (8:14)
John Rocca - "The Dream" (radio edit) (4:08)
Freeez - "IOU" (feat John Rocca - 7" version remastered) (3:51)
John Rocca - "I Want It To Be Real" (3:45)
Review: Freeez founder John Rocca made these cuts between London and New York City from 1982 to 1987. Once Upon A Time in N.Y.C is a pioneering compilation of proto-electro and house cuts that, for this reissue, come on nice splattered orange vinyl. As well as the six standouts on the original abut, there is also a bonus 7" with two extra cuts, one of which is the international hit 'I.O.U.' Elsewhere, jams like 'Englishman In New York', 'I Dub U' and 'I Want It To Be Real' all still bang as brilliantly now as they did almost 40 years ago.
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The Aging Process
Cat: LIES 174. Rel: 17 Jan 22
Speaking Via Telepathy (4:47)
Sensor-Tised (5:57)
Walking Through Walls (5:39)
They've Instilled Fear In Us (6:15)
Catch Me If You Can (5:14)
Atlantis Rising (5:23)
Leading The Way (6:10)
Dormant DNA Activation (6:39)
The Code Decipher (6:26)
Review: New York City techno veteran Adam X returns to Long Island Electrical Systems under the ADMX71 alias, where he once again explores the outer fringes of experimental electronics on his latest LP The Aging Process, existing at the intersection of industrial, EBM and techno. Beginning with the contorted noise soundscape of 'Speaking Via Telepathy' he soon unleashes the seething brain bash of 'Sensor-Tised' followed by the strobing tunnel vision of 'Walking Through Walls'. Elsewhere, there's more dystopian themes aplenty as heard on the static TBM pulse of 'They've Instilled Fear In Us', or the pitch black war funk of 'Leading The Way' and the muscular slow burner 'Leading The Way'.

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Switching For A Living (reissue)
Cat: FE 068. Rel: 24 Jan 22
Role Player (4:31)
Yehno (4:28)
Commaspace (3:22)
Tumnal (4:10)
Unkey (3:30)
Bipolar (4:25)
Sitruk (4:18)
Rurrev (3:30)
Opposites (5:02)
Nite Garden (3:15)
Horizons (4:55)
Review: Thanks to a swathe of superb EPs over the last few years for the likes of 2020 Vision, Lunar Disko, Further Electronix, Altered Sense and Unknown to the Unknown, long-serving electro producer Cignol is enjoying something of a career renaissance. As a result, some of his earliest releases have become in-demand and hard-to-find - hence this reissue of his long-overlooked, but utterly brilliant, 2010 debut album, Switching For a Living. Offering an attractive mixture of sci-fi seeped, far-sighted tracks informed by 1990s IDM, deep electro, downtempo, ambient and acid, it's a coherent but varied affair that has well and trily lasted the test and time - thanks, in part, to Cignol's intention to make it a genuine "listening album". Recommended.
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Everywhere Part 2
VARIOUS
Everywhere Part 2 (2xLP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: PARTOUT 002. Rel: 21 Sep 22
AV1 - "Siva" (7:28)
Binh Baggs - "81'" (5:15)
Do X Samuel - "Phisco Killer" (6:10)
The Trots - "Pelusa" (6:46)
Yate - "Ring Off" (6:53)
Affaire De Famille - "In The Clouds" (6:36)
Huebsch Originator - "B6" (9:04)
Oxymore - "We Odd" (4:53)
Review: A year on from the first installment, French electro stable Partout are back with a second volume of Everywhere, introducing the world to more of their deep cover operators working their studios in pursuit of machine funk perfection. AV1 leads with some trippy acid goodness, while Binh Baggs has a techier intention. The Trots bring something ghoulish and nasty to the table with 'Pelusa', while Yate plays around with trancey tropes in a gnarly rave context. There's bags of personality spilling out of these tracks, confirming Partout as a reliable destination for refreshing approaches to the electro-techno tradition.
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Ce N'est Q'Un Debut
Ce N'est Q'Un Debut (160 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: MEDICAL 002LP. Rel: 15 Oct 14
Computer Sourire
Ce N'est Q'un Debut
Problemes D'amour (feat Martine Michellod)
Dance Boy Dance
Hola Macci Kola
African Kola (feat Stefano Cocco Cantini - Sax)
Review: Twenty nine years ago (can you believe it) Alexander Robotnick released his first album, Ce N'Est Q'Un Debut, featuring what's arguably his most defining track "Problemes D'amour" with the Harajuku-cute vocals of Martine Michellod. It's this album that has influenced countless French synth pop acts and a horde of old school electro lovers, and all this time later it's been repressed (again) by the label that first released it, Medical. Keeping the sacredness of this LP firmly intact by sticking with the keyboard-head artwork, Ce N'Est Q'Un Debut - along with Man Parish's 1982 self-titled debut - should be in all of our record collections.
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GRIT
GRIT (2xLP)
Cat: HYPELP 021. Rel: 23 Sep 22
Surrounded By Neighbours (5:29)
Decay Hole (3:52)
Partron (5:58)
Gas Logs (5:55)
Grit (4:38)
Swingeing Cuts (5:36)
Weed Killah (4:45)
Disco Derriere (7:12)
Afterning (4:49)
Mornoon (5:15)
Xanalog (6:36)
Screwfix Typeface (7:04)
Review: Astonishingly, GRIT is Luke Vibert's 18th album under his given name (he's released many more as under other aliases such as Wagon Christ, Kerrier District and Amen Andrews), though his first for a couple of years. It's a predictably fun, TB-303 heavy affair, with the prolific Cornishman giddily sprinting through rubbery acid-electro ('Surrounded By Neighbours'), deep acid wooziness ('Decay Hole'), thrillingly wayward machine funk ('Partron'), subdued, bass-heavy swingers (the vaguely Wagon Christ-ish 'Gas Legs'), surging jack tracks (the breathless title track), jaunty house retro-futurism ('Swingeing Cuts'), Kerrier District-goes-acid insanity ('Disco Derriere'), hard-to-pigeonhole madness ('Screwfix Typeface'), and much more besides. A must-check for lovers of trippy acid lines and sweaty, loose-limbed beats.
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We Are Power
Cat: SHIPLP 09/DOWN6. Rel: 30 May 22
Out Of Balance (2:36)
Fields Of Meaning (3:36)
Without Form (4:24)
Full Spectrum Resistance (5:20)
Anatomy Of A Modern Lie (2:13)
Natural Energy (4:57)
Messianic Delusions (4:24)
In Reverse (3:03)
Universal Truths (4:17)
We Are Power (The Final Assault) (8:19)
Code Of Existence (7:31)
Review: It has somehow been over a decade since Galaxian put out their last album. We Are Power finds them head in an all new direction as they ruminate on "the confrontation and power clash between humankind, nature, the spiritual and mechanistic industrial growth societies." Monologues make that explicit in places, while the Glaswegian's productions are generally a little softer than in the past. There are ambient beauties amongst more kinetic electro kickers and caustic techno cuts that fire every synapse in your body. It's an expansive work and we are very much glad they are back.
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Cellular Automata
Cat: LSR 020. Rel: 09 Sep 20
Cellular Automata (4:59)
Von Neumann Probe (3:27)
Gestalt Intelligence (3:42)
Isotropy (5:07)
Pascal's Recursion (4:07)
Ulams Spiral (4:10)
Mandelbrot Set (3:46)
Spirangle (4:20)
Exponential Decay (4:26)
Review: By now, Dopplereffekt has released so much music that we feel almost guilty in having to introduce it to you. But, perhaps it's a good thing to highlight just what this project is about, and what it has achieved throughout all these years. Founded by Gerald Donald of Drexciya, and now sidekicked with the help of the lesser known Michaela To-Nhan Bertal, Dopplereffekt has been the only real electro outfit to push the genre beyond the confines of its 80s inception. While many other electro projects repeat the same tried and tested formulas on a weekly basis, these two minds have produced some of the most singular and explorative deviations of the style. This new album, Cellular Automata, comes through for Berlin's Leisure System at a time when the scene is in real need of a fresh perspective, and by that we mean the electronic sphere as a whole. These nine tracks cannot be classed as 'ambient' music, there is too much movement and energy amid its pensive waves but, at the same time, it would be difficult to class it as a dance album. There, right in at the core of it all, Dopplereffekt plant their energetic waves of electrifying bass into vast and desolate soundscapes that transport you into a strange and complex world. A planet we'd very much like to visit more often.
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Freundschaft
CYRK / VARIOUS
Cat: BUR 012. Rel: 04 Jul 22
Steffi & CYRK - "Lublaby" (5:19)
Jensen Interceptor & CYRK - "Metawave" (5:22)
Ravn Jonassen & CYRK - "Konstruktive Intereferenz" (6:27)
Jako Jako & CYRK - "Modulator" (6:22)
Anthony Rother & CYRK - "Robot Female Masculine" (7:46)
Alienata & CYRK - "G Factor" (5:34)
Nite Fleit & CYRK - "Navel Gaze" (4:58)
David Carretta & CYRK - "Spektrum" (5:27)
Review: CYRK are a Berlin-based duo made up of Sammy Goossens and Pascal Hetzel, and they've burst onto the scene over the past five years with a rich and fulsome approach to electro and techno. Beyond appearances on Rawax, Vakant and the like they've been returning to Burial Soil, and this time around they brought their friends along. This collection spans collaborations with the likes of Steffi, Jensen Interceptor, Anthony Rother and Nite Fleit, all feeding into the dark and deliciously devilish sound CYRK whip up in their pursuit of electro exaltation.
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Mono
Mono (LP)
Cat: AOTNLP 048. Rel: 24 Jun 21
Bubbles (2:28)
Candy Land (3:19)
Shortwave (1:46)
Rain & Shine (2:07)
Byte Size (5:06)
Squeeze (4:14)
Endcoms (2:12)
I Love You (3:23)
No One & Perfect (3:29)
Date-Line (2:59)
Refresher (2:39)
Kubes (3:25)
Dust Jacket (2:53)
Strangely Enough (1:31)
Review: Linkwood can do no wrong if you ask us. Whatever music he puts out - be it his collabs with jazz great Greg Foat, his melodic deep house abstracts or this new electro tinged collection, it is gold. He recorded this one with some Moog and Oberheim gear in the Athens of the North studio and casts his net far and wide - there is crisp bit lo-fi, starry eyed electro like 'Shortwave' next to more 80s tinged pop-like nuggets "Rain & Shine' and cosmic explorations such as 'Date-Line'. It is the sound of a producer who can create at will, unbound by rules, but defined by excellence.
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Soul Signal Modulation
Cat: WF 001. Rel: 16 Sep 21
New Beginnings (5:42)
Changing Modes (5:59)
Unspoken Melodies (6:30)
Holding On (5:47)
Notfelt (4:34)
MOD-BS-303 (5:44)
Night Skies (4:51)
Note To Self (6:34)
Review: Wave Function is the brand new label from Maltese producer Sound Synthesis. Like many artists, he hit a fine run of form during the lockdown and has once out the other side just as on it. He's put out more than 12 releases in the last year or so and now mints his own new concern with a superb double album of timeless, spaced-out electro. This is the sort of sci-fi tackle that takes you on smooth groove cruises through the planets, with tipsy synths and heavenly pads all soothing the trip. Electro as emotive as this will always tune a place in our racks.
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Modern Intimacy Vol 2
CARISTA / VARIOUS
Cat: UIVA 002. Rel: 23 Nov 22
Brintex Collective - "Whistle" (5:21)
Phantom Wizard - "Awa" (3:45)
Thrills In +41 - "Strangelove64" (3:59)
Eycee - "Crunk" (4:23)
Dutchafro - "Body On The Floor" (4:57)
Sansouni - "On" (4:29)
Conrad Soundsystem - "38A" (4:54)
Mayo - "Personal Reality" (5:02)
Audt98 - "6 Identical Atoms" (4:15)
Acidic Male - "Zero Authority" (3:18)
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Capsule For One (Special Edition)
Capsule For One (Special Edition) (blue marbled vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: LPS PS12. Rel: 13 Dec 22
City Lights From A Train (4:09)
Arrival, Metropolis (4:44)
Substrata (4:52)
Microton (7:01)
Nostalgia 4 The Future (5:18)
Post Arctic Industries (6:11)
Melodies & Memory (5:23)
Empty Buildings, Falling Rain (4:51)
Boulevard (9:44)
Neon Sky Rain (3:42)
Capsule For One (6:25)
To The Stars (7:18)
A Simulation (unreleased) (5:19)
Perfect Score (unreleased) (3:48)
Review: Since the early noughts, York-based producer Martin Wheeler has had a somewhat prolific output, exploring various genres. Heading up the Iwari label, Wheeler's career defining album as Vector Lovers was signed by British label Soma in 2005 titled Capsule for One which led to the first great revival of 90s IDM. This reissue on Barcelona's Lapsus imprint features all the tracks from the original release (Wheeler actually remixed each and every song for this release) plus two previously unreleased tracks. Traversing such styles as electro, techno, minimal and ambient, this extra special release comes in a double marbled vinyl and a limited edition insert print, featuring artwork redesigned by Josep Basora.
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Cheval Detroit
Cat: LMBG 12. Rel: 13 Feb 23
Can You Call It Off (3:15)
The Water Drips (4:51)
Banana Groove (5:41)
Exploit (6:28)
Reproducing Thought Patterns (5:42)
Sparks (6:52)
Fuggy Zoneness (8:22)
LA Dream (6:12)
Disco Reve (7:51)
The Wonderful World Of Insurance Policies (4:01)
Suite (6:20)
Sunny Blue Eyes (5:05)
Same & M (5:52)
Qu'est Ce Que Vous Coyez (4:57)
FACE (PonchoPino mix) (4:28)
Review: MMMH only served up his debut solo EP back in 2020 after becoming well known for his Loop Exposure project or work in the past on Lumbago's Ninja Tools Series. This latest outing on his own really finds him fomented his unique sonic signature across a bumper triple pack of elastic techno sounds. The designs are superb, from the acid stabs to the haunting and eerie pads, the silvery, shimming drum grooves to the playful sense of funk inherent in cuts like 'The Water Drips.' There's a real sense of cosmic futurism to these tunes that really makes them shine.
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Herrensauna Vol 2
VARIOUS
Cat: HSN 02. Rel: 15 Dec 22
Isabella - "Stunt" (7:00)
Slikback - "Density" (2:49)
Nebuchadnezzar - "Comesediceblood" (8:02)
God69 - "Xhala" (3:53)
Merino - "Those Days" (Verraco remix) (5:51)
Salome - "Tsru Ghelva" (Dj Stingray 313 remix) (4:10)
Dj Loser, Malafama - "Saliarrr" (3:49)
ZVRRA - "Glance" (5:38)
Review: Berlin clubbing institution Herrensauna returns with the second edition in its various artist series, featuring some of the most respected names in the techno underground. Highlights comes from American sound artist Isabella Koen presenting the mental overdrive of 'Stunt', Nairlobi's Slikback will jolt you into action with the off-kilter slam of 'Density', Detroit veteran DJ Stingray 313 serves up a left-of-centre rework of Salome's 'Tsru Ghelva' and Greece's DJ Loser leads you into the peak time on the fierce warehouse techno jam 'Saliarr' with Malafama.
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Nerve War
Nerve War (gatefold blue & black splattered vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: CLOLP 3038. Rel: 11 Aug 22
Certain Style (6:14)
Power Of (6:09)
Oppression (7:22)
View To Kill (4:14)
Front Line (5:49)
As Of You (5:05)
To The World (7:13)
Thy Glory (6:06)
N29 (7:08)
Staahl (4:32)
Controversy (5:39)
People (5:54)
Shadows (6:12)
Take 2 (6:23)
Overcome (8:15)
Review: Canadian electro-industrialists FLA really do understand what consistency is. Having put out 12 official studio albums since their inception in 1986, they have remained at the top of their niche game since first landing on the scene, making tracks with this dystopian dancefloor energy, rooted in the cold and unfeeling factories of the future and deceptive humanism of warm synth work.

Nerve War was their now-legendary first mixtape, released the year they got together, and it set the bar so high its any wonder any of what followed managed to live up to these standards. Suffice to say, the fact subsequent stuff did is testament to the band's genius. Presenting everything from strange and unnerving sonic collages ('Thy Glory'), to gritty slo-mo builders ('To The World') and grand sci-fi themes with shades of neo-Gothicism ('Front Line').
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Scopex 1998-2000 (remastered)
Scopex 1998-2000 (remastered) (gatefold 4xLP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: TRESOR 300X. Rel: 09 Aug 22
Simulant - "New Machines" (6:35)
Simulant - "Musical Box" (5:55)
Simulant - "Wav Form" (6:44)
Simulant - "Wav Form" (mix) (7:10)
Simulant - "Untitled" (Locked Groove) (2:00)
Simulant - "Knife Edge" (7:28)
Simulant - "Spectre" (6:56)
Simulant - "Access Future Audio" (4:43)
Simulant - "Access Future Audio" (mix) (8:19)
Pollon - "Lost Souls" (5:46)
Pollon - "Lonely Planet" (7:09)
Pollon - "Intro" (2:29)
Pollon - "Lost Souls" (mix) (4:42)
Pollon - "Xtro" (2:07)
Simulant - "Optimal Flow" (5:17)
Simulant - "Pressure Point" (5:08)
Review: Electro lovers will be foaming at the mouth over this one - it is a super luxe reissue of some seminal UK electro from the late 90s. It channels plenty of Drexcyia vibes with its cinematic sound and sci-fi overtones and sounds as good now as it ever has. All of the tunes on it have been remastered from DAT tapes and included along the way is 'Original Flow' which wasn't on the album before and has never been released. It was only recently unearthed having been written in 2000.
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Neurotelepathy
Neurotelepathy (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: LSR 026. Rel: 15 Jun 22
Epigenetic Modulation (4:18)
Neural Impulse Actuator - Mirror Neuron (6:16)
Visual Cortex (3:56)
Neuroplasticity (3:02)
Cerebral Data Download 2100 AD (4:51)
Cerebral To Cerebral Interface (4:54)
Cerebral - AI Entanglement (4:27)
Optogenetics (3:44)
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (4:02)
EEG (4:21)
Review: Gerald Donald's Dopplereffekt is by all measures one of the most influential electro groups of all time. A bunch of their music is being reissued at the moment including the long overdue debut album.But now comes a new one, Neurotelepathy, their second album and fifth overall release on on Leisure System. The duo of Rudolf Klorzeiger and To-Nhan had a special live magic that always informed the music that made it onto record and that is the case here. The album has a real precision of groove, with wiggling basslines and modulated synth sounds that find them at their very best across these tunes.
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Return To The Source
Cat: MD 006. Rel: 15 Sep 22
The Blender (3:12)
Return To The Source (4:14)
Energize (mix 2) (5:06)
Interplay 5 (3:05)
Battery Operated (2:51)
Interplay 8 (5:46)
I Am The Executioner (2:09)
Review: Andy Rantzen's Return to the Source is a classy trip to the heart of the dancefloor. It's a contemporary fusion of spangled deep techno, percussive rhythms and heavy electronic funk that is layered to perfection and designed to rearrange your band as much as shake your limbs. There is a lithe feeling to the rhythm of 'The Blender' that really gets you going before glitchy minimal tech on 'Return To The Source' and then old-school electro bounce 'Energize (mix 2)' show Rantzen's range. Four more pieces on the flip explore four more moods and grooves from paranoid bass to sleek electro via winky techno. A Crucial EP for adventurous DJs.
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Henosis
Henosis (blue marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: SNF 078. Rel: 01 Sep 22
Xyleac (4:07)
Diluspth (2:57)
Bbyncole (2:17)
Flhewn(1)irio303 (1:50)
Shores Of Eternal Life (3:27)
Night Train (2:49)
SO45101-51-16 (2:51)
Dith0xove (2:50)
Nenath9x (1:25)
Blue Suzuki (5:32)
Review: Lake Haze's third album on Shall Not Fade is another triumph with his signature shimmering melodies strung out over lush beats. Drawing on house, disco, garage and broken beat it is a rich affair with a strong UK vibe. There is elegance and symphony to opener 'Xyleac' that immediately gets your head amongst the stars. 'Diluspth' keeps up the majestic synth while 'Bbyncole' is double-speed techno with balmy celestial synths and hurried bass that locks you in. Tender ambient pieces like 'Shores Of Eternal Life' reset the mood and then the second half is a series of shorter sketches packed with electronic soul.
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Retrospective
Cat: SOM 055. Rel: 12 Oct 22
Night Drive With Us (4:13)
0998098912 (4:07)
Second Phases (4:26)
Indescribable (0:54)
Irresistible (4:17)
The Hunch Annihilate The Planet (4:46)
Skyway Chase (4:19)
The Freefall (3:55)
Ten Years In Ten Weeks (4:31)
With The Lights Out (5:48)
Nothing's Too Late (4:27)
Reticulation Notes (6:20)
Review: Some 15 years have now passed since Solar One Music founder Robert Witschakowski debuted The Exaltics alias, and in that time the project has delivered some genuinely brilliant and far-sighted electro and techno. This compilation of highlights, which mines a variety of albums and EPs released between 2009 and 2019 (including some previously digital-only and long out of print material), is therefore well overdue. Highlights are naturally plentiful, with our picks of an extremely strong bunch including the acid-fired, mind-mangling peak-time aggression of 'Second Phases', the heavyweight star-fall intensity of 'Irresistible', the Drexcyian rush of 'Skyway Chase' and the near D&B-tempo, new wave influenced retro-futurism of 'Nothing's Too Late'.
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BBC Radio Croydon 1975
Cat: ICONICVR 006. Rel: 31 May 23
Kling Klang (6:41)
Tongebirge (3:53)
Tanzmusik (7:48)
Ruckzuck (8:39)
Die Sonne Der Monde Die Sterne (6:53)
Kometenmelodie (6:06)
Showroom Dummies (5:17)
Autobahn (8:44)
Review: Kraftwerk's 1975 performance at Fairfield Hall in Croydon is the stuff of legend. Finally it is available as a high quality audio pressing that allows you to relive all its glorious futurism. The show was broadcast on radio as part of a short tour of the UK that came after the release of the German computer music pioneer's hugely popular Autobahn. It features tracks from that album as well as 'Die Sonne, Der Mond, Die Sterne' and 'Showroom Dummies.' A real piece of electronic music history that will spice up any collection.
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