
Three soulful house tracks by Lady Blacktronika on Kinda Soul Recordings.

Kirk DeGiorgio’s “Flote” EP on Flying Dunkey Music, coming with remixes from Conforce and Abstract Souls.

This is the first output from the Cosmic Fox label. Baby Red Torres draws on his love of library records, film scores and the Detriot techno, specifically Gerhard Trede/Selected Sound and Fassbinder’s ”World on a Wire” to create these raw, stripped down beats and foreboding melodies.

New release from Miles Sagnia on Applied Rhythmic Technology. This is the release no. 10 for Kirk Degiorgio’s label and it comes with 4 detroit influenced, melancholic tracks.

New release on Atmospheric Existence Recordings, featuring artists 1Dan, Bittersuite and Miles Sagnia. A beautifully poetic 3 track ride through the outer realms of Electronic music.

Unknown producers deliver a hot piece of wax with a great early Detroit techno tune, pure old school house fun in a slightly updated version.


The first release on this new label, Exploration Records, is coming from the German techno master, Johannes Volk.

Detroit beat down & Chicago oldschool house inspired house cuts. Eight tracks and four locked grooves of raw and diverse House music from the inimitable STL. Constantly changing the game, he nods to KMS style rave with the nasty synth licks of ‘Dark Energy’, while ‘Like This’ nods to earliest Chicago House with wickedly ’80s sounding stabs followed by two minutes of rave-starting air raid sirens. Getting trickier, ‘Don’t Follow Me’ is a pure and deadly piece of drum programing magic.

The 4th Downbeat release is by DaRand Land with 5 deep house tracks with warm and smooth synth lines. Music with soul for dancing with eyes closed.

This EP features starts with out of the ordinary future tracks from Kai Alcé, a signature tool from Theo Parrish and an amazing acid track from Loosefingers aka Larry Heard as only he knows how. Hot raw tracks that are essential for everyone who is on the look out for sincere and refreshing dance music.

Livejam sublabel with 4 fierce driving rhythm tracks over old schoolish samples. Darker 90’s detroit raw and funky house tracks recorded Live.

Jonas Kopp and his Argentinean label present Music From The Basement Part II. Franco Cinelli, Dimi Angelis & Jeroen Search and Regen are in charge to keep the sonant humidity in this various artists compilation.

Claudio Mate & Roberto Bosco together are “Abstract Souls” a new project set up to develop their deepest sound . “Abstract Souls EP” is their first release under their new moniker and contains 4 deep techno tracks. Solid techno grooves infused with dark dubby atmospherics and cosmic influenced rhythms.

James Ruskin and Mark Broom follow up their previous and serious selling outing (BP029 No Time Soon) with a stonking slab of the dark techno stuff. ‘Erotic Misery’ ploughs a heavy 10 minute groove of dry humping bass throbs with a payload of acrid synthline dissonance while ‘The Future That Was’ hankers for classic dark techno memes with a dirty, pipe-rolled bass sound and Millsian ambient drones. ‘Black Lines’ is far slinkier, kinked with swinging drum patterns and stealthy synth arrangements.

New Omar S & Kai Alce collaboration. Hypnotic, dreamy synth lines with lush warm acid and loose, light percussion. Quite crisp and hi-fi in comparison to the Detroit grit we know these two can both pump out.

Sect receives the awe-inspiring accolade of remixes of Jolka’s magnificent ‘Five’ from two of the most trustworthy guardians of the craft, Surgeon & Silent Servant.