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Back catalogue: Techno (Alles)
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Cat: SUSH 54. Rel: 14 Dec 20
Review: Since Zip and Villalobos made it one of their coveted deep digs to be heard pealing out of a thousand after hours sessions, the Metamatics remix of A1 People has been a teasingly out of reach dream grab for many a minimal electro head. Now Yossi Amoyal has done the good deed of getting the track remastered and repressed as part of his Fluere series toasting 15 years of Sushitech. As well as that masterclass of elegant machine funk, there's also Kosmogonik's mind-bendingly brilliant 'Circuitry', Silicon Scally's body-popping electro-noir 'Relay' and Matt Chester's melancholic 'November Pathways' to keep your up-all-night marathon sets peppered with spangled surprises.
… Read moreout of stock $12.37
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AGENTS OF TIME / LONDON MODULAR ALLIANCE / JENSEN INTERCEPTOR / GOLDEN VIRGO / HIVER / ORBE / LAGUNA / KRIS WADSWORTH
From Sound To Silence 2 (double 12")
Cat: OBSM 007. Rel: 21 Nov 18
Review: For its seventh release, southern Italians Obscura Music return to welcome exciting new talents and core label acts. Head honchos Agents Of Time venture down an electro route with "East Coast", as do the ever impressive London Modular Alliance on the hypnotic "Buck One". Man of the moment Aussie Jensen Interceptor channels classic Drexciyan aesthetics on "Manix" before homeboys and label staples Hiver come through with the slinky and hypnotic tech house of "Stasys" and Detroit veteran Kris Wadsworth makes a surprising appearance with some slow burning minimalism displayed on closer "Abroad".
… Read moreGespielt von: Alex Niggemann, Posthuman
out of stock $17.16
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Cat: SER 0024. Rel: 10 Nov 21
Review: Fourth part of the compilation celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Milanese record shop. This collection is entirely composed of previously unreleased music, exclusively produced for the occasion by many artists of great relevance in the worldwide music scene, who supported the store over the last ten years.
This EP features Ellen Allien, Kreggo, Timeslip89, Itinerant Dubs and Heith.
… Read moreThis EP features Ellen Allien, Kreggo, Timeslip89, Itinerant Dubs and Heith.
Gespielt von: Rave Energy
in stock $12.37
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Archive Trax Vol 1 (limited 180 gram transparent blue vinyl 12")
Cat: MOSAIC 020A. Rel: 27 Jun 16
Review: REPRESS ALERT: The first in a series of special 12's to mark the 20th anniversary of the labels inception sees much sought after tracks from Mark Ambrose , Kumquat Kids and Steve O'Sullivan reissued in remastered and edited versions. Deep minimal rollers for those that know.
… Read moreout of stock $8.99
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Various (12")
Cat: USR 015. Rel: 30 Jun 20
Audio Quest - "The Mental Screen"
Jared Wilson - "Lynnwood2 Northgate Transit Center"
Sohrab - "Sinking"
KCLF - "Reloaded 9615"
Review: Undersound Recordings hit release number 15 with a various artist EP that packs four vital techno punches. Audio Quest's "The Mental Screen" kicks off with some old school techno that recalls the sound of legendary Dutch label Djax-Up. It's filled with metallic snare sounds and deep space bleeps. Jared Wilson of course brings the acid that has defined his output for years, and Sohrab get busy with a kicking number and some busy melody patterns. KCLF closes out with twisted bass and shiny chords that look back to go forwards with "Reloaded 9615".
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Techno
out of stock $12.66
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Edition 3 (limited numbered hand-stamped vinyl 12")
Cat: MLM 07. Rel: 20 Feb 17
Review: Given the success of the first two installments of the Editions series, it's little surprise to see XDB put together a third volume for his Metrolux imprint. He's assembled another crack team of international contributors, too. Autre and Xinner join forces on opener "Nebula", a fine combination of low-slung techno drums, restless electronics and deep space sonics. Autre goes solo to deliver the fluttering, late night hypnotism of "Seiryu", before Kryptic Universe steals the show with "01309 Stairways", a superb chunk of rolling intelligent techno that features an extended ambient intro. Owen Jay and Brian James round things off with the distorted drum machine hits and woozy riffs of "Chordless" (which, to be fair, is an accurate title).
… Read moreout of stock $10.98
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10 Yrs Rmx EP1 (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: JR 009.1. Rel: 20 May 19
Review: Blackhall & Bookless have been pursuing a fantastic strain of house and techno via their Jaunt label for many moons now. They're back and celebrating 10 years with a series of fantastic remixes that highlight the scope of their artistic vision, and that of those close to them. Inland leads in with an oceans deep version of the label bosses' "Spirit", which is smartly followed up by Jonas Kopp's equally submersive take on Hiver's "Itria". Jasper Wolff and Maarten Mittendorff lets the swooning "Meandering Rivers" by Kaelan burst its banks and fill out an expansive landscape, while Stojche pings Gian's "The Exchange" out into an electro-speckled cosmos.
… Read moreout of stock $9.56
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Everything Once (12")
Cat: LHT 006. Rel: 18 Jun 14
Review: Within the space of two years and five releases, London Housing Trust has cemented its' reputation as one of Britain's most reliable deep house imprints. This sixth release is every bit as essential as it's predecessors, and finds Milo Smee returning to contribute under his lesser spotted Kruton alias. More commonly seen delivering thunderous acid techno as Bintus, Smee arguably provides one of the highlights of this 12" in the chugging, krautrock-influenced blast of modern day bleep-house by the name of "Square Cloud". Elsewhere, Jamie Blanco lays down some picturesque, soft-focus 808 electro, FX Machn gets all wonky and hypnotic and Facade takes us deep into dreamy, late night house territory on the pleasingly melodious "Times Ten".
… Read moreGespielt von: Jane FItz, Ste Roberts, Tripeo, Juno Recommends Electro, RED AXES, Last Mood, Five Fold Records
out of stock $10.69
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Wicked Future EP (12")
Cat: PF 007. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Review: Paris label Positive Future release positive music for positive people, but that doesn't hold them back a bit from concept-releasing V/As about future dystopias! "Once upon a time in a dystopian future", so the liners go, "humans are winning the battle against a zombie invasion" by fighting back, somehow, with their vinyl records (it's not stated explicitly, but we presume this means by playing them). "To defeat them forever and avoid a wicked future, DJs will have to join forces for a big party with every human still left standing." Of course, before the zombie plague, as far as sonic warfare went, military-grade sound design had been sanctioned for government use only, and the recording industries had precious little involvement. That all changes with producers Aline Brooklyn, Krol, Briki, Samuel Jabba and P.O., each of whom have reproduced and mass marketed their very own subsonic, antiviral weapon, of which there are four classes: A1, A2, B1 and B2. We choose B2, 'The Night', an instrument whose unsettling, garbled vocals and spine-tingling melodies make for, in our view, the best sonic zombie-away spray.
… Read more in stock $17.44
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Review: Amazing new acid 12" from Soul Jazz Records featuring infamous Rimini-based DJ/Playboy Nick Glider and San Franciscan electronica wunderkind Kit Clayton. This is a new version of 'Opal Rush' released earlier this year with two stunning remixes (now with added vocals) from renegade electronic wizard Kit Clayton. Managing to appeal to both the new school and old school DJs alike this is the closest thing to brand new Chicago acid.
… Read moreGespielt von: Soul Jazz Records
out of stock $7.03
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Review: Following the great success of Jus Phil - Maybe which received heavy play from the likes of Fergie in the UK, the guys from Monumental follow up straight away with this new killer various artist 3 tracker. The A side is a superb driving bass stab punctuated track from Cesco and Picrudo. This builds superbly towards 2 killer mid breaks and after the second one the killer synth line drops. This is definitely a track for dark smoke filled night clubs. The B1 track is by Kev Gorman - this guy is hottly tipped to become one of the biggest producers of the next 12 months with his own label Mikrowave coming very soon as well as a release on DJ Hell's Gigolo label to follow. The track itself is a tough harsh synth laden bomb.
… Read moreout of stock $6.74
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Review: A compelling compilation that delves deep into the cosmos of techno, offering four tracks that each explore different atmospheric dimensions. On Side-1, Charlou's 'Hidefaces' sets a dark, spooky tone with its stomping beats, blending elements of techno, industrial and 90s rave sounds. It's a haunting journey that captures the raw, visceral energy of underground techno. Mar C follows with 'Wentron', a spacey breakbeat track characterised by its crisp production, which elevates the atmosphere with a futuristic edge. Side-2 opens with Lanzieri's 'Vogue', a track that brings a touch of goa-trance influence, combining ethereal melodies with powerful basslines, making it feel like a cosmic flight through sound. Kvrk's 'Haunted Illusions' closes the EP with a progressive house touch, providing a deep, entrancing groove that muystifies. Each track offers a unique exploration of techno's darker, more experimental side.
… Read more in stock $18.85
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Nothing Matters When We Are Dancing Vol 10: Cosmic Hole (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: CDA 010Y/COSMICHOLE. Rel: 16 Dec 19
Review: Notorious Discodromo helmed session CockTail D'Amore celebrate their 10th birthday with a compilation that highlights many different aspects of the much loved and musically adventurous Berlin party. The Cosmic Hole is the corner of the club that champions slower, freakier sounds, and the corresponding 12" kicks off in style with the throbbing acid chug of "Mount Anal" by CPI. Juan Ramos brings something of a nightmarish industrial clamour to "Skincrawler", while Kris Baha gets bombastic on the full-fat "Paralleled". Bezier completes the package with "Starpoint", a mystical affair shaped out by yearning strings and subtle rhythms.
… Read moreGespielt von: Alexis Le-Tan
out of stock $11.25
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Cat: TD 2110 (B-STOCK). Rel: 17 May 22
B-STOCK: Large tear to the bottom left corner of the outer sleeve, slight surface marks on record, otherwise in perfect working order
Review: ***B-STOCK: Large tear to the bottom left corner of the outer sleeve, slight surface marks on record, otherwise in perfect working order***
When it comes to retro-futurist, analogue-rich gems inspired by turn-of-the-'90s electronic music, there's no more reliable outlet than Tone Dropout. The label's latest drop - their tenth multi-artist extravagana - is once again packed with cuts that sound like they could have been made in 1990 or '91. Boss man Dawl kicks things off with a cracking fusion of punchy electro and bleep & bass ('Into Andromeda'), before Escape Earth deliver a dash of acid-flecked breakbeat hardcore ('Impact Event') and Kiddmisha explores acid-electro pastures on 'Retrodance'. The body popping fun continues apace on side B opener 'Evolution 1', a punchy electro club cut from The He Men - before Marino draws things to a close via the rumbling bass, skittish breakbeats and moody chords of 'Rave Alarm'.
… Read moreWhen it comes to retro-futurist, analogue-rich gems inspired by turn-of-the-'90s electronic music, there's no more reliable outlet than Tone Dropout. The label's latest drop - their tenth multi-artist extravagana - is once again packed with cuts that sound like they could have been made in 1990 or '91. Boss man Dawl kicks things off with a cracking fusion of punchy electro and bleep & bass ('Into Andromeda'), before Escape Earth deliver a dash of acid-flecked breakbeat hardcore ('Impact Event') and Kiddmisha explores acid-electro pastures on 'Retrodance'. The body popping fun continues apace on side B opener 'Evolution 1', a punchy electro club cut from The He Men - before Marino draws things to a close via the rumbling bass, skittish breakbeats and moody chords of 'Rave Alarm'.
out of stock $8.59
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Tone Dropout Vol 10 (12")
Cat: TD 2110. Rel: 17 May 22
Review: When it comes to retro-futurist, analogue-rich gems inspired by turn-of-the-'90s electronic music, there's no more reliable outlet than Tone Dropout. The label's latest drop - their tenth multi-artist extravagana - is once again packed with cuts that sound like they could have been made in 1990 or '91. Boss man Dawl kicks things off with a cracking fusion of punchy electro and bleep & bass ('Into Andromeda'), before Escape Earth deliver a dash of acid-flecked breakbeat hardcore ('Impact Event') and Kiddmisha explores acid-electro pastures on 'Retrodance'. The body popping fun continues apace on side B opener 'Evolution 1', a punchy electro club cut from The He Men - before Marino draws things to a close via the rumbling bass, skittish breakbeats and moody chords of 'Rave Alarm'.
… Read moreout of stock $11.25
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Ghoroob (hand-stamped 12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: GORKY 1. Rel: 12 Jun 23
Review: Kolony Gorky launches a new self-titled label with a special hand-stamped 12" that is mad limited. It features Ddrhode's 'Ghoroob' (Conversation) - another version of which has been previously released digitally on a Dial compilation. It's a loose jumble of drums and hits with a dusty deep house feel that makes you want to shake your bones. Gorky then steps up on the flip with the subtly joyous chords of 'Orange Sky' which dance in a trance-like fashion over organic house drums. A very tasteful way to kick off a new label, that's for sure.
… Read moreout of stock $15.74
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Ghoroob (B-STOCK) (hand-stamped 12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: GORKY 1 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
Review: ***B-STOCK:Missing outer sleeves but otherwise in excellent condition***
Kolony Gorky launches a new self-titled label with a special hand-stamped 12" that is mad limited. It features Ddrhode's 'Ghoroob' (Conversation) - another version of which has been previously released digitally on a Dial compilation. It's a loose jumble of drums and hits with a dusty deep house feel that makes you want to shake your bones. Gorky then steps up on the flip with the subtly joyous chords of 'Orange Sky' which dance in a trance-like fashion over organic house drums. A very tasteful way to kick off a new label, that's for sure.
… Read moreKolony Gorky launches a new self-titled label with a special hand-stamped 12" that is mad limited. It features Ddrhode's 'Ghoroob' (Conversation) - another version of which has been previously released digitally on a Dial compilation. It's a loose jumble of drums and hits with a dusty deep house feel that makes you want to shake your bones. Gorky then steps up on the flip with the subtly joyous chords of 'Orange Sky' which dance in a trance-like fashion over organic house drums. A very tasteful way to kick off a new label, that's for sure.
out of stock $11.25
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Review: Coming back with more of that murky electro nastiness, The Exaltics this time hooks up with Koova for a chunky split release. Robert "Exaltics" Witschakowski has been on fine form this year, and there's certainly no dip in quality for yet another release to appear with his name on it. It's very much typical Exaltics fare, steeped in sci-fi wonder and horror film creepiness, but still pummeling out an insistent beat where it counts. There are some more tender moments such as the brooding "The Last Resort", but really this is an album for club-ready electro heads.
… Read moreGespielt von: Ennio Styles, Billy Nasty, Tripeo, Charlton, CPSmith, Dan Lodig, Juno Recommends Electro, Crotaphytus, Sync 24, Donor, Ali Renault, Meschi, THE EXALTICS, Crotaphytus, Kondaktor
out of stock $11.19
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Doppelt (blue splattered vinyl 12" limited to 250 copies)
Cat: SCV 02. Rel: 22 Jul 21
Review: Science Cult keep on the pressure after an impressive inaugural EP. This time-out label fam Serge Geyzel and Karsten Pflum are on the buttons with a super-strong four track offering of rugged electro beats. 'Verruca' is the blistering opener with its whip-snapping snares and coruscated basslines. 'Clu' pings about like a pinball machine 'Doppelt' gets techy with muscular drum breaks and distorted synths fizzing about the mix. This one comes on white and blue splatter vinyl for as much of a visual impact as a musical one.
… Read moreGespielt von: Jerome Hill
out of stock $13.22
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Ayakashi Committee (12")
Cat: AOP 007. Rel: 01 Sep 22
Review: Carl Hardy's Animals On Psychedelics label doesn't rush things. It has taken several years to get to release number seven, but you won't find us comparing. It is a prime example of quality over quantity and here again with have another timeless, mind-melting release designed for whacked out dance floors at 5am. Vladimir Gnatenko is back once again after previous impressive outings and both his cuts are molten affairs with liquid synths and neon colours over supple drums. He also collaborates twice with Kai Noob on a pair of similarly tripped out techno wormholes.
… Read moreout of stock $13.22
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Cat: AOP 007 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Sep 22
B-STOCK: Slight tear in sleeve, product unopened and in perfect condition
Review: ***B-STOCK: Slight tear in sleeve, product unopened and in perfect condition***
Carl Hardy's Animals On Psychedelics label doesn't rush things. It has taken several years to get to release number seven, but you won't find us comparing. It is a prime example of quality over quantity and here again with have another timeless, mind-melting release designed for whacked out dance floors at 5am. Vladimir Gnatenko is back once again after previous impressive outings and both his cuts are molten affairs with liquid synths and neon colours over supple drums. He also collaborates twice with Kai Noob on a pair of similarly tripped out techno wormholes.
… Read moreCarl Hardy's Animals On Psychedelics label doesn't rush things. It has taken several years to get to release number seven, but you won't find us comparing. It is a prime example of quality over quantity and here again with have another timeless, mind-melting release designed for whacked out dance floors at 5am. Vladimir Gnatenko is back once again after previous impressive outings and both his cuts are molten affairs with liquid synths and neon colours over supple drums. He also collaborates twice with Kai Noob on a pair of similarly tripped out techno wormholes.
out of stock $11.25
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Review: Yet another bold and challenging Wild Oats 12", a label that seems to be positively affronted by some of the meekness currently getting mislabelled as techno. Zug Island sees label boss Kyle Hall team up with Detroit Underground's Kero for two productions inspired by their visit to the toxic metal factory on Zug Island, housed between Detroit and Windsor, Canada on the Detroit Rouge river. The label explicitly states this record is "intended to sonically personify the environment of Zug Island and its harmful industrial vibrations it currently has on the river, wildlife and even the humans residing there". Naturally there's an underlying anger present throughout, with "Zug Island" setting menacing 303 loops spiralling over a sparse backdrop of clattering snares. With no discernable kick drum, the track tends to float in corroded stasis, though this lack of driving force makes it a perfect track to combine with drum heavy DJ tools. Complementing this, "K2 Attack!" is less abstract but more abrasive, rising from the high frequency noise into a rigid frame of bubbling electro in the style of Detroit's techno forefathers.
… Read moreGespielt von: Cez (Pop Your Funk), Justin Carter, Cassegrain, Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo), Da GobliNN /Remuted, Appian, Iron Curtis, Fulbert, Sameed
out of stock $11.25
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Review: Heckmann and Kauffelt explore the depths of cheap instruments like the Stylophone and the ultra-rare Texas Instruments Language Translator, the stuff that Kraftwerk used excessively on their "Computerwelt" album.
… Read moreout of stock $8.99
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Review: The Kookaburra-Craze continues with these two great remixes/reworks! The man-of-the-hour Gabriel Ananda transfers it even further into something we like to call happy minimal, because this music brings the smiles back to the worlds dancefloors! He added some tinkely little melodies, that will stay in your head for the months to come! No one other than Knarz himself takes the track to an even deeper level and reworks the fantastic bassline into an even funkier rework of the original!
… Read moreout of stock $8.99
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Review: Heckmann & Kauffelt team for the next big thing in minimal techno and bring back the smiles to the dancefloors around the world. The A side track "Kookaburra" was inspired by a visit to an Australian zoo last summer and was transferred to this minimal tech house track. Tested well on German dancefloors already, it left a smiling impression to the crowd.
… Read moreout of stock $8.99
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Spies & Lies (12")
Cat: IT 02. Rel: 07 Sep 07
Review: Magda, Troy Pierce and Marc Houle's occasional label Items & Things makes a welcome return, featuring four more superlative grooves from Marc Houle, Kasper, Thrill Cosby and Alexi Delano. The label was created as an outlet for the weird, experimental and beautiful sounds the trio often come across on their travels and "Spies & Lies" fits the bill perfectly, containing music that will stimulate, overwhelm and confound in equal measures.
… Read moreout of stock $10.41
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JOOICE 006 (12")
Cat: JOOICE 006. Rel: 12 Mar 25
Review: Jooice, yet another sublabel of London-based proggy dance and electro label Lirica Archives, drop a swell new dark acid trance release collectively smithed by five sound-stokers: J6, Christian Sarde, Aline Umber, Krol and Otis. Each titans in their respective scenes (between which there is much crossover on this release), the overarching mood is one of renegade sci-fi escapism and revolution, with glitching, quivering robo-vocals and technic, sciencey sound-tunnellings aplenty.
… Read moreout of stock $19.12
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Review: American underground artists don't come much bigger or better than K Hand and Claude Young. Having them both one on EP is special indeed. The first lady of hardcore house goes first with 'Everybody', a typically gritty, lo-fi, filthy cut with a dark heart and rugged drum loops nailing you to the floor. It is long time techno innovator Claude Young who then steps up with 'You Give Me,' firstly as a jacking dub with a slinky sense of groove, then as an instrumental that is more roomy but still with a fantastic punchy rhythm that is irresistible.
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Review: Set your radars to the cosmos and prepare for intergalactic take-off at the hands of this new one from K1 and Marty Bonds on Puzzlebox. It's timeless and cinematic electro from the off, with 'Cosmic Flight' (K-1 Navigational mix) layering up neck-snapping drums and bass and squelchy acid lines for you to ride on. Add in some smart spoken words and you have dance floor fire of the highest order. The track also comes as a bass-paella on the flip, while 'To Fly' (Marty Bonds Interdimensional mix) is a more minimal electro cut with lush digital synthesis and smeared astral melodies.
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Electro, BEN SUN
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Two (12" in screen-printed sleeve)
Cat: DU 23/AVPG1. Rel: 13 Mar 15
Review: Kero and Kyle Hall are old pals, and previously collaborated on the Tug Island EP for the latter producer's Wild Oats imprint back in 2012. Here they don a new guise - K2 - for a four-track assault of far-sighted, sci-fi tinged Motor City goodness on Kero's Detroit Underground. Predictably it's a strong set of tracks, with the classic Drexciyan electro of "Track 1" setting the tone. "Track 2" is a typically melodious and far-sighted chunk of Motor City retro-futurism, while "Track 3" sees them moving towards L.I.E.S territory with an all-out assault of distorted analogue sludge. Finally, "Track 4" offers a tribute to the simple joys of drum machine rhythms, with little or no extraneous musical padding.
… Read moreout of stock $9.84
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Review: Speciale 02 on Orion Italy is a collaboration between Ben Kaczor and Orion that brings together a remarkable mix of spacey, otherworldly techno sounds. Side-1 opens with Ben Kaczor's 'Gambler,' a lower BPM track that offers a refreshing change of pace for techno enthusiasts. The chill sounds and beautiful melodies woven into the composition create a soothing yet engaging atmosphere, making it a standout for those who appreciate a more relaxed vibe within the genre. Orion's 'Technocut009' follows, merging melodic techno with elements of IDM and a house-inspired bassline. This unique combination results in a track that feels both experimental and accessible, pushing the boundaries of traditional techno while maintaining a good groove. Flipping to Side-2, Orion continues to impress with 'NR2X,' an uptempo track that blends an analog groove with moody, trance-like elements. Its driving rhythm and atmospheric layers are great for deeper listening. Ben Kaczor closes the EP with 'Murano,' a track that leans into the more classic techno sound while still offering his signature touch. Overall, Speciale 02 delivers a diverse and intriguing journey through modern techno.
… Read moreout of stock $16.59
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Review: Quickly developing a name for tough groovy minimal with a glitch edge, the Berlin based label Vakant once again delivers some hot wax in our laps. This time it's Mathias Kaden, the 24 year old DJ, producer and resident of the excellent Muna club in eastern Germany. Launching 3 refined micro bombs for our listening enjoyment, the Circle Pit EP is well tuned and energetic with its own distinctive appeal. Keep out of reach from children.
… Read moreout of stock $8.99
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Review: Inhuman (but not inhumane) electro-techno from Kafkactrl, bringing moods of faceless robo-bureaucracy to the Spanish label Another Perspective. Highlights on this cryosonic clatterer include the Modular K collaboration 'Weird Particules', an inner isolation chamber packed with overactive reagents, and Alonzo's version of 'Kuramoto Model', whose muddied UR-style hits resound like mechy hand-claps, as chaotic bass gunfire unloads itself across a traipsing mix.
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Electro
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Cat: MM 11. Rel: 25 Apr 25
Review: Detroit's Brian Kage is back with more Motor City goodness, this time as a remixer alongside a fine selection of peers. It is his Timeless Times album that gets reworked here and for his remix of 'Nordhouse' he works with fellow Detroiter and dub techno don Luke Hess to cook up a warm, shuffling sound. Elsewhere Delano Smith brings his signature smoky loops and plaintive keys to 'Detroit Techno City', Milton Jackson steps up with a buddy deep house roller and 'Galaxian' gets an electro remix from Max Watts to make this a classy, quality collection.
… Read moreGespielt von: From P60, Juno Recommends Techno
in stock $15.74
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Review: With releases already clocked up on Carl Craig's Planet-E, the Omar S-run stable FXHE and Rob Modell's Echospace, Detroit house/techno fans with a keen eye (and ear) will already know Brian Kage. Michigander is his own label and this EP - that kicks off with Taho and Kage joining forces again on its A-side - was a success when it first emerged on marbled vinyl in March 2023. So much so, in fact, that's it been given a repress. With traces of acid and uplifting piano notes undewrwritten by deep chords on the opener '909 Nights', 'Warehouse Vibes' then brings driving kicks and dubby techno bliss before the closer 'JAX' goes in the style with its fist pumping rhythms. Motor City musical magic at its best.
… Read moreGespielt von: DJ Mau Mau
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Review: The taste-making Craigie Knowes label welcomes Brian Kage for one of his sublime new EPs, Analog Heart, Magnetic Soul. The perfectly entitled opener 'Smooth Orbit Over The Detroit River' is a widescreen and cosmic groove cruise full of Motor City class. 'Planet Lumina' ups the cosmic vibes with thinking synths and talk box vocals over cyborg-friendly electro-funk. 'The Keyz' then fizzes with electro energy and more astral sound designs while 'Rouge Like' closes with big, bouncy drum undulations and smeared, dubbed-out chords. Utter machine-made soul perfection.
… Read moreGespielt von: DJ Mau Mau, Damo B (Outta Limits)
out of stock $17.44
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Review: Longstanding Detroit deepsmith Kage returns on his brand new label Michigander. The result? Three superlative exercises in synth soul and an on-point version for later hours. "The Arc" prowls with all the string-soaked majesty of an early Rolando cut while the stringless version hits a little harder. "D Drive" jacks with a slappy bass groove while tipping a slight nod to Yazoo with its vibrant riffy ripples while "Transcending" is all about the big dubby synth washes and off-kick bass palpitations. Let's hope there'll be more to gander from Michigander very soon.
… Read moreGespielt von: DJ 3000
out of stock $10.98
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Review: Detroit house and techno fans with their ear to the ground are well tuned to the sounds of Brian Kage. He's shown his skills on the likes of Omar S' FXHE, Carl Craig's Planet-E and Rob Modell's Echospace. Now it is his own label Michigander where he appears with a new EP that kicks off with Taho and Kage combining forces once more. There is acid to start with next to uplifting piano notes underwritten by deep chords on the opener, 'Warehouse Vibes' then brings driving kicks and dubby techno bliss. Things step up again on 'JAX' which is a full-body workout with first pumping rhythms. This is another EP that adds to the rich heritage of Motor City musical magic.
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Aliens In The D EP (coloured vinyl 12" (comes in different coloured vinyl, we cannot guarantee which one you will receive))
Cat: CRYOVAC 023. Rel: 03 Feb 20
Review: Cryovac Recordings exists because craftsmen and artists work together to make it so. Cryovac enlists individuals that are true to their identity and expression. These conscripts are survivors that adapt and continue through techno's ever changing terrain. Cryovac works to expose the depth, creativity, and diversity of the Detroit underground. We believe that vinyl is the best format to inscribe our effort. It is our intent to leave a physical record of our time before we can no longer speak. Brian Kage moves quietly letting his personal projects, various labels and collaborations be his voice. His production is marked by a big and lumbering sound pushed by a strong crispy percussion. His clear headed response to techno electro is a conditioning of a Detroit instinct. Kage's drive to achieve his vision means escape from the box and into his own world. >>>>Andy Garcia and Mike Kretsch have a shared method of recording and editing that works naturally together. It is a mindset of minimally based 4/4 progression amid simple synth hooks and heroic rises. They build a free form improv jam and insert it into a mathematical arrangement. It is this duality of extremes in which their tracks find identity. The Garcia/Kretsch team endeavor to tell a story one melody at a time.
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Review: Six releases in and Michigander label head Brian Kage teams up with the legendary French Techno producer, Taho, aka David Jacopin. The electronic music world knows to put respect on the Motor City, but the "Detroit EP" represents a fusion, emphasizing l'accent aigu - not a typo or spec on your screen that needs cleaning. Between Kage and Taho, their production pedigree includes releases for labels like FXHE, Planet-E, Delsin, F.Comm, and more, so it's no surprise the pairing makes for a masterfully produced EP covering the spectrum of Detroit house and techno sounds, with an added deft touch from its French connection.
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Ukukavshiri (hand-numbered clear mint vinyl 12" in spray-painted sleeve limited to 200 copies (comes in different coloured sleeve, we cannot guarantee which one you will receive))
Cat: KIMOCHI 30. Rel: 08 Mar 18
Review: Kimochi Sound introduces a new artist for their 30th release. This debut record is all deep beats and breaks and it's full of the fuzzy feels and swollen atmospheres we've come to expect from the imprint. It's a bit of a mini album, moving from Ilian Tape techno influences to a closing number reminiscent of Ulrich Schnauss.
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Review: Kicking off the Note imprint, Kaitaro is on hand to bring back the most intricate and mind-boggling of minimal productions for those that love their sounds trimmed down to the tiniest slithers. "Magic Channel" does sport brief moments of live drums and the like, but is largely focused around a slender techno twirl of rhythm so prickly it can make the hairs on your arms bristle. Sepp's remix of the original is equally scattered and sideways in its demeanour, adding in additional tones and textures with a subtle touch but staying true to the minimal ethos of the record. "Thick Fog" switches up the mood with its more straight-forward dubby house shuffle, all lightly skipping drums and mellow chord washes.
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Review: Ray Kajioka returns with his 4th work on Kanzleramt 'Simplify'. Modify to simplify is Ray's credo and so it is self explanatory that this release bears the
tile 'Simplify'. The daily grinds with undulating ups and downs give Ray the pulse for making things straight without being ornate.
… Read moretile 'Simplify'. The daily grinds with undulating ups and downs give Ray the pulse for making things straight without being ornate.
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Review: Kalbata is a delightfully unpredictable fellow, one minute turning out slick tech house with Guy Gerber and the next starting a dancehall riot with Warrior Queen. His long and varied career continues following a recent spot on Optimo Trax with this first 12" on Brush & Broom, a new label that is housing some particularly straight up 4/4 jams from the prolific producer. "Obskuur" has a clue in the name, plying a trade in the kind of furtive deep techno that ekes tension out of the most ambivalent of crowds with its oh-so-slow but powerful sense of progression. "Rumoured" has a broader palette, letting undulating threads of melodic synth work slither around the subby, minimal percussion.
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Review: Kalbata has turned his hand to many styles over the years, not least the excellent soundsystem explorations of Congo Beat The Drum, but on this second release for his label Brush & Broom, he's decided to fling himself into the fiery pit of acid while paying tribute to 90s motocross bikes. "Honda" is dripping with 303, punctuated by a twitchy set of drums, while "Yamaha" takes a diversion into moodier territory, letting hazy chords set the tone for an energised but defiantly heads down acid workout. "Suzuki" is a bit spicier, capturing the essence of 'up-for-it' early Trax Records but edging it into more hypnotic, looped up territory. "Toyota" finishes the EP off with an atonal bleep out with an electro undercarriage.
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Review: REPRESS ALERT: After launching Brush & Broom with two solo releases, maverick German producer Kalbata keeps his followers guessing yet again with this collaborative release with the equally unpredictable Maayan Nidam. "The Town" is a surefire party starter made up of catchy bleep lines, quivering rhythmic flashes and lots of shimmering FX sends that suggest this was a live jam from two talented producers locked in the groove. "Chrome Moon" takes a deeper, more meditative approach without losing those heavy echo chamber washes, where the spring reverb and buckwild delay feedback rein supreme. Wonderful, free-tripping results from an unexpected meeting of minds.
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Review: Named after a small island on the Danube river (submerged during the construction of the Iron Gate dam), Ada Kaleh debuts on The Rabbit Hole label a week and a half before launching his own self titled imprint. For this release, Roua Diminetii, Kaleh blends watery field recordings and warbling, dubbed out synths with the minimal and shuffling grooves patented to the deeper house sounds of eastern Europe. An accomplished debut.
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Review: Not too many people in the electronic circus know that Tampere/Finland based Kalle-Markus Mätäsjarvi (aka Kalle M) is a good friend of Jussi-Pekka. Compared to Jussi-Pekka Kalle is a more doomy artist, influenced by the early nineties and the sound of Detroit. He is always a bit more funky than the rest of the Finnish producers.
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Review: Everybody is speaking about Pete Doherty and Bambyshambles these days. Nobody knows why. The music... the drugs.???? I don t care, I just want to listen to this incredible bootie produced by one of the leading German DJs.
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Review: For the latest missive on his admirable - and impossible to pigeonhole- DRONE imprint, Richard Fearless has turned to rising star Kalli, a Lewes-based Manchester native best known for co-running the GODDEZZ label and parties. The two tracks on show are fantastic, if hard to accurately describe. A-side 'Soft Play', for example, is built around formidably fast, distorted, steel-heavy electro breakbeats (think Autechre's 'Basscadet' and you're close) and rumbling bass, but also includes excitable, hardcore style rave riffs, intergalactic-sounding chords and glassy-eyed musical flourishes. Flipside 'Gems Per Capita', meanwhile, is a mutant breakbeat/electro fusion blessed with acidic lead lines, madcap motifs and the deepest, weightiest sub-bass around. Breathlessly brilliant stuff all told.
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