Houseworx welcomes legendary Jordan Fields to the family with this 4 tracker EP.
Author: hipodrome
Leisure Connection – Jungle Dancing / Wave Riding [RHD008LEISURE]
More Peaking Lights related 12″ goodies arriving not on a label…. Producer Aaron Coyes is joined by friend and former bandmate Nate Archer. Both tracks clock in over 10 minutes each, making this a real double sided mind expander.
Matt Star & Locke – Sounds From The Mainlab 2 [MAINLTD009]
Matt Star with some cosmic disco house on this new Main Records release. The last track is a collaboration with Locke.
MarcMan – Rasarit EP [AOS002]
Brand new sub-label of the long-standing and highly respected Adult Only imprint from Chris Carrier. This release features the talentated young Romanian MarcMan.
Mountain Range – From You I Have Been Absent In The Spring [ANIARA008]
New release on Aniana with another new artist on the Swedish imprint, Mountain Range aka Christoffer Berg from Gothenburg. There must be something special in the water that these guys are drinking.
VA – 001 [STUDIOR001]
Studio R is a new label from the minds behind the identically named Internet TV station based in Berlin. The mission for the imprint runs parallel to the goal of the station: to document modern club culture. Thus, we will release a series of vinyl split EPs featuring famous names showcased alongside new talents. The first EP presents New York-raised but now Berlin-based Fred P, who shares the A-side with another recent New York-to-Berlin transplant, Eric Cloutier, here making his awaited production debut on vinyl. For the B-side, Moscow is in the spotlight with offerings from well-regarded Russian talents Anton Kubikov and Korablove. It’s a perfect type of deep for summer 2013.
Moonraker – Lowjit Vagrants [TTT009]
Trilogy Tapes release a new EP of battered techno and skittery sound design by Philadelphia’s Moonraker. ‘Oronimbus’ weaves eerie space-age blips into pattering beats, ‘Plot Query’ judders excitingly like it might veer of course at any moment. ‘Tilt March’ dispenses with the dreamy synths of the other tracks and goes for full on thick and beastly, scraping noise. Yet another incredible release from the always intriguing London label.
Spaventi Dazzurro – Lonely [COSMOS000]
Summer surprises don’t come better than this.. 2 versions of a new track from this Amsterdam based studio don… refreshing house cocktails with a twists of acid.
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VA – Acid: Mysterons Invade The Jackin’ Zone Vol.2 (Record B) [SJR266B]
Super-loud supreme audiophile 180gm double-vinyl housed in deluxe gatefold sleeves and polyethylene inners, complete with full graphic novel inside, contains complete full-length 12” original fully-remastered heavyweight Chicago acid at its loudest and best.
Zagittarius – Zhicago EP [CHIWAX001LTD]
The first release on Chiwax Limited, featuring some good retro jack tracks by this mysterious Zagittarius.
Funkinevil – Ignorant / In The Grid [WOEVIL002]
Wild Oats present the highly anticipated second collaboration from FunkinEvil aka Kyle Hall & FunkinEven. The duo offer up a 4 track EP with sounds that pull you into the Evil world. This follow-up release ventures into the world of the unknown, and the trapped. “You fear what you do not understand” …
Magic Mountain High – Live At Freerotation [WORKSHOPYY1]
The second release by Magic Mountain High on Workshop , featuring two long building and trippy tracks recorded live at Freerotation festival.
Steve O’Sullivan – Bluetrain Retrospective [SUSH026]
For those that don’t know, Bluetrain was a sub label of the legendary Mosaic and was a true classic label from the 90’s where Steve released quality dub techno and house along with some fantastic collaborations with the likes of Ben Sims and Lee Grainge. The pack includes 10 Tracks in total. 2 Remastered versions, 4 exclusive mixes/edits and 4 new and unreleased tracks from Steve.
Skudge – Irie / Faux [SKUDGE007]
Skudge surface once again with a double tracker containing some of their deepest joints yet. With Irie finally available on wax after the Nonplus 5th year celebration, the band plays with contrast, crafting a warm and yet sinister mental floor killer, while Faux ventures into more abstract melodies with one of their hardest drive ever.
R-Zone – R-Zone 04 [RZONE004]
For the fourth R-Zone, we serve up three more tracks of fizzing atmospheric house. First track Exclamation is rough and rugged with rattling percussion hidden behind layers of grainy sci fi ambiance and the breathy exhalations of a male voice. Nebulous pads and synths spiral around each other forming a dense layer of dust and next track March Of The Worms is even more militant. This one crawls deep below the surface where analogue machines carve out weird patterns, forming a truly knackered sounding house groove. Finally, Claustrophobic Habits bangs a bit harder, its all splintered drums and coarse claps backed with a howling, gnarly groan and truly transports you to a sonic universe miles away from the norm.
Anthony Parasole – Off The Grid [MDR011]
The Transhumans – Postbiological Existence [TH006]
Leave your body and transcend to another experience. Go beyond the organic and explore the 3º Nature with this classy old school Techno release by The Transhumans.
Helena Hauff – Actio Reactio [WDNT005]
A regular fixture at Hamburg’s Golden Pudel club where she presides over the Birds and Other Instruments night, Helena Hauff is a killer DJ with a keen interest in classic and contemporary electro. A longstanding friendship with Actress has resulted in his Werkdiscs label issuing Actio Reactio, her debut EP of solo productions. Both the title track and “Break Force” see Hauff utilize her arsenal of analogue gear to deliver two tracks of acid-drenched hardware techno, while shorter production “Micro Manifesto” is more grounded in the realm of primitive electronics.
The Transhumans – Theory & Practise Of Domination Vol II: Pleasure & Pain [TH005]
Transhumans bring some fresh new techno sounds to the platter. ‘A piece of raw asphyxiated post-industrial techno which explores the duality between two primary stimulus: pleasure and pain…’ “Stimulus 1” is squelchy, acidic, reverberating and narcotic. Tailor made to get dancers vibrating manically next to the speaker stacks come 5AM. Übermensch remixes the track into something equally as narcotic, but utilizing repeating dark synth stabs and darting leads to send the track further down the wormhole. “Stimulus 2” has a bounce that recalls Dave Angel and Sound Enforcer – straight up banging Euro tech. Rolando-esque strings converge on the track as it evolves, making for a pretty spine-tingling excursion. Finally “Stimulus 3” uses futuristic drum patterns and sounds for some cerebral twisting and body eleviation.
