
Ibex aka Tony Olliviera with a versatile selection of 4 tracks that build further on the well known roots of Detroit techno, showing what’s best about Detroit verging on an acid-funk hybrid, with hints of disco, & lots of outer space.

Ibex aka Tony Olliviera with a versatile selection of 4 tracks that build further on the well known roots of Detroit techno, showing what’s best about Detroit verging on an acid-funk hybrid, with hints of disco, & lots of outer space.

Tony Lionni brings his unique blend of techno and deep house to Madhouse, with with a collection of four original tracks. He fuses elements of techno and house with deep house to create some of the most interesting and exciting music we’ve heard in a long time.

TransHuman presents their second release “Axiom” in a mini Lp 12”. The TransHumans and Arcanoid present 5 new tracks, that transmit perfectly tension, abstraction and Techno quality, giving the necessary axioms to make a hopeful journey of transgression between classic sounds and new mutations with IDM influences, broken rhythms, cyclic and hypnotic bass, contrast of textures and trapping melancholic melodies. Sowing Paranoia presents their first work for this label, with a track that combines the influences of European Techno-Dub, with epic melodies, developing into a cosmic journey.

‘Bad Dog’ shows Jerome exploring an experiment in thoroughly inspired Chicago House flavoured Techno. Lake Michigan’s chill runs all through the bass, hats and snares. A-sides don’t come much better than this. Completing the A-Side is, ‘Rabid Dog’. This is some foam – mouthed Techno with a lighter hint of old-school Chicago. One B-side, ‘Good Dog’ is a classy tune complete with Detroit stabs that get the Jerome treatment and a heavy dose of perfectly tinged 909 hats, that slice right through the mix.

The 2nd single from Sawf’s debut album ‘Flaws’, on Perc Trax. ‘Unrhythm’ features Marcel Fengler with his remix of ‘Unrhythm’ on the A side with Perc Trax favourite Go Hiyama remixing ‘Sfika’ on the B.

Aboriginal, new-age inspired rhythmic jams from Jamal Moss. Quite abstract in parts, but right on the ball with fresh rhythms and influences.

Mathematics first official mix CD, compiled by fellow Chicagoan Daryl Cura, is a retrospective that showcases the deep sound it continues to champion today ranging from deep techno, atmospheric acid tracks, experimental electronic jazz, electro and house influences.

”Latch, Fasten, Secure” is a new 3-track 12” by Solvent, for MinimalRome. Solvent debuts here a new approach, delivering 3 tracks of pure Bunker/Rephlex-style acid, monotonous and pounding. ”Fasten” is the most straight-up acid track present, nothing but 707/606 percussion + x0xb0x squelch. ”Latch” and ”Secure” are more dark, abstract, dirty. ”Secure” is epic madness, clocking in at over 16 minutes; at times slow and prodding, elsewhere growling furiously in sheets of distortion.

Two different Panther Versions by Scott Grooves & Kataconda for Frank Martiniq’s “Golden Dusk”.

Los Angeles legend David Alvarado is making a special appearance on Historia y Violencia. David has always been a big inspiration – a classic DJ/producer and artist of the highest degree. Santiago pays homage to Carl Craig’s uber-classic ‘At Les’! This release sees both Santiago Salazar and David Alvarado forge instant classics that transcend time and trend.

The Austrian techno label Petrol Dollar has released an EP from Romanian Lektronikumuz. Lektronikumuz is one of Romania’s finest techno djs and one of the last consistently playing out quality Detroit techno. The “Roll Over All” EP consists of 7 tracks, from which clearly stand out the two versions of “Roll Over All”, a tribal techno cut that has it inspiration in DJ 3000 and Motech.

Upcoming EP on Altered Moods Recordings featuring 2DeepSoul, with four tracks deep as the sea.

Hello?Repeat Records release “Mind On You” from Kate Simko. Kete delivers a little teaser to her forthcoming solo album on H?R. Inclusive Tevo Howard & Daze Maxim remixes.

Debut release on Clone Royal Oak by Morning Factory. Two tracks that go somewhere between the old and the new school with phat bass lines, filtered stabs, blissful keys and joyful piano and a cheeky vocal on the b-side cut. All that combined with slightly slower pace, powerful production.

New mini album from UK’s Andy Stott, with 7 tracks on Modern Love. This album is an uncompromising and hugely absorbing work, by turns brutal and beautiful, from one of the UK’s most talented and criminally underrated producers.