100% Silk are out in force to remix Peaking Lights’ adored ‘936’ LP. Ital refits ‘Marshmellow Yellow’ with a struttin’ Mr. Soft groove, all spongy bass bumps and refracted melody, while Xander Harris views ‘Birds Of Paradise’ as a sludgy piece of Balearic baroque with spy-eyed arpeggios. Best of all is Innergaze’s baggy acid re-tweak of ‘Shines For U’, full of lip-smacking MDMA charm, and Cuticle make a welcome return to the label with the seeping, sideways Chicago revision of ‘Tiger Eyes’.
For this release we had the honoured privilege to dig thru the vast musical archive of Jamal Moss aka Hieroglyphic Being, and pick our favourite tracks for an exclusive vinyl release. With these tracks of hypnotising sci-fi funk The Sun God is re-inventing technosoul once again.
BlakeAndrew presents The Darkness Speaks Softly EP a 3 industrial tracks EP, free for download.
Free download on soundcloud.
Astonishing album by Mark du Mosch, who delivers his first full length album on Syncom Data Records and it’s quite simply overwhelming. In a true Detroit fashion Mark du Mosch rides that fine line between techno, house and disco. That line which guides you to the dancefloor as well as a higher musical and emotional level. With ”Salmiak” Mark du Mosch shows he’s not only a great DJ, but one of Hollands finest producers as well.
New release on MinimalRome, featuring an original track by Feedback and two remixes by Rude 66 and Mark du Mosch.
Abstract Forms presents 6 tracks of mind altering electro straight out of Gothenburg’s Luke Eargoggle.
With catalog number 006 another techno legend joins the Killekill family. Neil Landstrumm has delivered a handful of tracks which combine his typical dirty techno sound with the aesthetics of UK Bass. Extremely funky and with a big drop of acid they cross over electro, techno and even hip hop and therewith fit perfectly to the sound of our label. The co-production of weirdo mastermind Si Begg on ”Touch it” just adds the icing on the cake.
New release on Firecracker Recordings sublabel Shevchenko by Vakula, with three cuts dusted, dubbed and pushed to the limits of abstraction yet still in the realms of house and techno.
Deep deep house music for the heads, recorded on analog gear and heavily infiltred with his own field recordings. Nothing lightweight, just the heavy goods!
Relative is back. John Swing manages to deliver 4 tracks that are equally strong and all capture the free and joyful spirit of house music. Controlled raw production and effective arrangements make these tracks standing out
The third EP from Djebali affirms the French producer as an accomplished purveyor of warm house. Comprised of two tracks, the sounds are deep and hypnotic creating a sexy, underground dancefloor feel.
The second release on White Rabbit Music is coming from Romanian Alin „Aeromaschine“ Crihan. On the Remix Duty we asked Cosmic Cowboys & Oliver Deutschmann. Oliver Deutschmann´s mix reminds to some groovey early 90´s House while the Cosmic Cowboys remix move into the deeper fields.
House Nerds with a 3 track with classic New Jersey and Detroit inspired House tracks. Just proper timeless house cuts that will get every floor grooving
To celebrate Dekmantel’s five year anniversary, the Amsterdam based label will release a compilation which features quality house and techno tracks from friends and artists who have performed at the Dekmantel’s parties. Part 3 is celebrated by Hundred20 & Hunee
A wonderful project new/old by Detroit Techno Legend Anthony Shakir on Kyle Hall’s label, featuring remastered tracks from the rare Shake out of print 12inch ”M3 Sessions” originally released by the, now defunct, legendary Detroit record shop ”Record Time’. Fortunately Wild Oats Label head Kyle Hall, and Detroit Legend Shake have now gotten together for the new full release of the record which also contains unreleased material from that very same DAT Tape. On the 7inch there are 2 secret little Locked Grooves ”GJ LKD” and ”FRCTBEAT 6LKD” making for both a fun and Functional DJ tool.
Ostgut Ton presents two remixes for PAS. Silent Servant transforms Bell Blocker to a slow burning hypnotic techno ride. For their remix The Black Dog combines their brooding melodics and dancefloor oriented production skills to create the perfect counterpart to the flipside of this 12”, somewhere between plain scary and profoundly deep.
Sect Records’ recent compilation It’s All For You showcased the exceptionally high standard of the label’s roster as well as introducing some talent to the world, and this, the first 12″ sampler from the album, selects three of the compilation’s finest tracks for vinyl treatment. Victor Martinez takes over the A-Side with “Dav To Dub”, combining heavily delayed chords filtered to breaking point, while a massive kick drum propels everything along, and a jazzy piano melody adds some subtle ambience. On the flip, D’Knox’s “I’m Sorry (remix)”, is a sparse number contrasting soothing chords with micro-loops which contain the spectre of disco, with a rapid rhythmic flutter and chittering melody at its core, while Fanon Flowers closes with “Invisible Life”, a murky production filled with chords that ripple like sheet metal over a flurry of 909 rimshots.
Second release on Analogue Solutions sublabel Suprawax, featuring two tracks by Eduardo de la Calle.
After Conforce’s tight album release on Delsin and other concept projects he did he/we went wild with this one and selected some tracks we just want to play out loud in a club from vinyl (incl. a killer remix by Gesloten Cirkel for the title track). At first sight these tracks dont have much in common… and probably still not for the second listen, but we didnt really bother for this one. It will be a standard in our dj box for the coming months with 4 tracks that all have a bit of a different groove and a different mood. Grain, Be There At Night, 24 and 24 remixed by Gesloten Cirkel. This is probably as versatile as a Clone Basement release can get.
Modularz label head Developer launches a special project currently limited to only vinyl on limited pressings. The ”Developer Archive” sheds more light on re-invention of American Techno in its purest form.
