Octave One’s 430 West label releases remixes of the outfit’s debut on Derrick May’s Transmat imprint, ‘I Believe’ and their monumental release from the Underground Resistance/430 West Records release ‘Daystar Rising’. Remixing it up here are Sandwell District and Aril Brikha.
This 4 track EP begins with Erell’s original version of ‘Everything Needs to Be Clear’. Its combination of gentle chords with electro beats is the foundation of the musical ideas explored throughout this release. The second track, ‘So strange to explain’, is deeper and an adventurous fusion of dark, intense tones, swirling beats and insistent percussion. On the flipside, Canadian Rennie Foster remixes the title track, and delivers a fine piece of modern dancefloor techno which respects the key elements of title track. Erell’s ‘Sandcastle’ closes the EP, and its sophisticated yet punchy bassline and fragile synths recall some classic early ‘90s productions.
This is a special 100th release from Synewave Records. Damon WIld’s classic from 1993 with new & special remixes from Marcel Dettmann, 88UW, Echoplex. This release will be released in different packs and will include other remixes by Orlando Voorn, Pacou, Dave Ellesmere, Mark Morris, Ascion, Staffan Linzatti, Terrence Fixmer and others to date.
A new free to download release from Mezerik. This is the 7th ep and is available in AIFF and 320kbps mp3 formats.
What is the electronic lab? Given the lack of a space dedicated to experimental music, electronic music and also music from other spheres, it was decided to organize such weekly events in which to try to promote as many artists, big and small, and in which the sound is not define by volume, but by the opportunity to be carefully examined and studied by each laboratory participant.
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The exceptional music mechanic Robert Hood is firmly back in business for 2011, kick-starting the new decade with more M-Plant excellence. James Ruskin takes a break from an impressive release offensive on his own Blueprint label to remix ‘Alpha’, the first single that was taken from ‘Omega’, Robert Hood’s concept album of last year. The remix adds a touch of Ruskin magic to this A-side. While maintaining the essence of Hood’s initial track, James provides a fresh outlook that is sure to be as well received as the original. Over on the B-side Hood delivers a brand new track called ‘The Family’. This is classic Robert Hood with its unrelenting rhythm, powerful bassline and a good dose of the funk. While most of us struggle through the cold, this will be firing up dancefloors the world over.
New split Ep on Liebe Detail with Kink and Adam Port. Kink returns to Liebe*Detail with his second original track in a wonderfully raw and energetic jam – Detunator. Heavy, pulsating drums cut through the deep vibed Rhodes tones that swirl across the foreground of this atmospheric killer. Rushing and ecstatic, a classic monotone bass line drops midway to relieve the tension, before the the warm keys return. Adam Port comes with a jazzy influenced groover with house spirit.
Dutch producer Roel Salemink drops his new EP on Bulletdodge Records, with additional remixes coming from the mighty Robert Hood, Roger Martinez, and Pascal Kastel & Steve Ward.
The Copenhagen electronic music venue Culture Box presents Culture Dox 010 featuring a two part interview with Thomas Fehlmann (DE) of The Orb and Kompakt.
The Hipodrome Of Music 