
Mule Electronic announce the new artist from Sweden Alveol aka Ludvig Cimbrelius. Comes with a Kassem Mosse mix.

Mule Electronic announce the new artist from Sweden Alveol aka Ludvig Cimbrelius. Comes with a Kassem Mosse mix.

Phochos has long been a treasured secret, hidden from the general public in a maze of porch housing. Secretely admired by the West Coast cognoscenti, who finally decided to share him with the world, ’cause music, like, wants to be free, you know! Interface Phrase 1 is a deep Dutch techno banger, very much in the style of old Ross 154. Glaciers is a classic ambient Phochos track from the early 2000’s.

Brand new Zooloft, coming from Giorgio Gigli. ‘Skulking In The Shadow’ represents an epidermal future, similar to the actual present, ruled by oldness and decadaence. A crowded future under rain and partial darkness, where just cars lights can give some brightness to the chaotic traffic, where grey skies are furrowed by flying cars. People speaks a mix of languagges: french, japanese, spanish and many others. They dress up in many different ways and this seems the only way to communicate. They move around as an unique conformed mass with interior solitude.

Northern Structures (Troels Baunbaek-Knudsen and Lasse Buhl) are a copenhagen based techno duo delivering raw stripped techno tracks.

Sven Weisemann, Specter, Duijn & Douglas, and Water Field, hail from Berlin, Chicago, Amsterdam and Sapporo, respectively and they deliver some delicate techno.

A huge flying interstellar mental asylum collecting the most hopeless cases of our galaxy. Meet Dr. Dabic and his hideous device, listen to Klaus Nomi’s desperate tale and watch the beauty of NGC891 from your padded cell!

Richard Gateaux is back with another fine EP of cosmic and cinematic disco delights, on the “Life Cycle Of A Paranoid Man EP” he squeezes in no less than seven tracks for us to enjoy.

JB Is Dead’ is the new single by Alexander Robotnick, coming in three different versions. The Krypta version is inspired by the Italian producer’s early work and made using the original analogue gear he ‘d play with in the early 80s. The Club and Electro versions are more suitable for the modern nu-disco wave.

Erdbeerschnitzel makes his debut on 4lux Records. Here he comes with deep slower paced electronical tracks combined with dusty house grooves.

A somewhat mysterious collaboration between three people from varying parts of the world is finally pieced together after being lost and found over the last two years. The final result being two stripped down and uncompromising tracks that go from Chicago to Detroit and beyond. Also included is Legowelt’s remix of Comeback Dust which takes the original and adds his signature Chicago Smudge sound to the mix.

Release number four on the scruffy militant wing of the beloved Popular People’s Front label. This time around we have a raw, stripped down and acid-fueled workout from Manchester’s Miguel Manzano.

Minuendo pays tribute to the Wind City with a killer 12″ from Ricardo Miranda, boss of Noble Square. The EP comes with a great remix by Ordell as well.

Dario’s debut on his own imprint is another example for his unique and mature sound. “10 AM” sounds like an earthquake, raw and dirty, it builds up so much energy that even Babensham starts to shake. “Farrel” on the other side is best described as deep break beat techno.

Minilogue’s 10″ series returns with Jakata, a stripped down, driving techno with dark atmospheres, bleepy fx and a killer bounce.

Tom Trago and Awanto3 team up for a new project they call Alfabet. This series is all about warm and dusty house music.

‘Black’, the newest member of the Romanian All Inn family, follows a tougher, more tech-lead sound and, keeping true to its roots, with its releases gracing wax, Black concentrates on warm, tough and heavy sounds.

One thing The Model manages to do is keep people guessing. Just when you thought you’d pinned him down to some convenient pigeonhole, he somehow manages to jack-knife his way out of it. Need proof? Look no further than his latest EP, “The Principles of Modelling”.