Back catalogue: House

Review: Rene Amesz and Peter Gelderbom need little introduction, following some of their monster releases over the last number of years. "Snap" is no exception, garnering support from Laurent Garnier, Carl Cox, Steve Lawler, Shlomi Aber, Funk D'Void, Eric Prydz, Sebastien Leger, Mason, Paul Harris, Roger Sanchez, Richard Dinsdale, King Unique and many many more. Filthy beats, phat basslines and that infectious hook, this is pure adulterated dirty house music from the Rising Trax imprint.

Review: Based on the well known sample "Climb The Wall" by the Dance Kings, Rene Amesz & Peter Gelderblom build this filthy and chunky monster tune. "Massive for me" - Max Graham, "Phat tune! I play it in all my sets and it always gets a great reaction." - Martijn Ten Velden (Toolroom), "This is very cool and groovy!! It's in my top ten now! :)" - Gadjo (Subliminal, Casa Rosso), "I like the dub mix of this and l will definitely play it out loud." - Anthony Pappa, "Climb the wall is a front of the box track for me. Top draw stuff." - Chris Lake, "This track is huge. I'm a big fan of Rene's production and DJ style. Climb the wall is definitely one of my fave tracks at the moment. Sounds so wicked on a huge soundsystem." - Chris Salt (Silver Planet), "Loving this ... really feeling it. Will Mos Def play it tonight at Ruby Skye in San Francisco." - Jondi, "Great track, really love the Rene Amesz filthy beat programming style. It Rocks!!!" - Erick E, "I played the vocal mix out last weekend. It was like a LMR party in Hollywood! I recorded the set first part of the set as well will send you over a copy this weekend." - Mike Hiratzka, "This is a funky track! Playing my radio show and reviewing in Nocturnal Magazine" - Matt Darey, "Full support for the dub version! Very good production. Funky as hell." - DJ San (Fektive), "Both mixes are cool - but its the dub for me to play out! Well done again Rene!" - Steve Parry (3 Beat), "Another strong one on Little Mountain, Rene & Peter are really going into the groove with this new release on Little Mountain. The dirty bass line and the electronic sounds are really good. A new bomb on Little Mountain" - David Lara (Suburban Tracks), "Just wanted to let you know how much I'm enjoying this track! Fucking ridiculously good!" - Johanness Gerhard, "I think the simplicity of it could make it a winner Asle Bjoern" - Asle Bjørn, "Both are monsters!!! Love Rene's stuff!!! Vocal one rocks." - Melih Ask (Nachtagenten), "My fav of all tracks right now has to be Rene Amesz & Peter Gelderblom - Climb The Wall. Played it over the weekend.. Both mixes rocked! Fits perfectly into my set! I'm charting this as well." - Aldrin (Zouk), "Liking this slightly quirky Rene Amesz track a lot. Dub mix for me!" - Nicholas Bennison, "Rene does it again! Jacking trademark beats with a sample you simply cannot ignore... rocks!" - ONNO, "Thanks! Nice one, the new Rene Amesz! Sure player! Go Go LMR J" - Perry O'Neill, "Vocal mix for me as an old raver! Peter and Rene are on fire." - Yves Eaux (Le Ron & Yves Eaux).

Review: David Amo and Julio Navas present, together with the Spanish DJ and producer Paco Maroto, their newest release. "Electronic Electro" is a driving and hypnotic track, with riffs and beats that reminds a little of the work of Benny Benassi. Distorted vocals point out the whole track with the call: "Electronic Electro". This track will surely function more than well in the clubs. "After Invaders" goes into a Tribal/Progressive mood, and a tidy portion of Electro sounds are packed in. This record is full of energy and will rock the floor!

Review: "Miscalate" starts off as a smooth, deep house record but quickly chooses a darker path. A big rumbling bassline takes over with sharp electronics following closely behind. It's the interesting structure and musical side of the track that really makes it stands out. Partial Arts, a new project from Ewan Pearson and Al Usher, take control and not just remix but remake the track! They've delivered something rather special. A very unique, different and exciting production that will surely be turning heads and pricking the ears of many - Partial Arts are a name to watch.

Review: We're happy to introduce Interzone Thrills, a new mysterious hi-gloss imprint straight outta Canada, with a band of renowned producers from the UK, USA, Europe & Canada - seriously tweaking, editing and re-mastering classics or a few lost archives of the dance-not-dance world. Made with love within the Interzone shores.

Review: Stefano Silvestri and Dino Maggiorana (aka Phunk Investigation) surprise us with this floor filler that excellently combines vocals with electronic sounds. It can be heard in sets by Roger Sanchez. This is limited edition.

Review: Proudly presenting the rude sister of Etage Noir Recordings. These tunes are strictly for the dancefloor! Etage Noir Special starts with a cooperation of Cash Candy with Parov Stelar and Christopher Just. With an amazing break, and hypnotic rave burner, "Jet Set" is a DJ must-have!