
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!

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.

Teaming up with long time buddy Fred Ventura, Sfera Celeste Project combines the melancholy of vintage Italo disco with the black funk of Man Parrish and the mysterious atmosphere that good new wave used to have. These guys come in the tradition of the earliest electronic dance music and show their love for man and machine.
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Alba with their first full 12” release. The triumvirate of Roland Sebastian Faber, Keen K and Label Owner Michael Künzer is a team that has been delivering the goods on labels such as Clone, Das Drehmoment and Viewlexx. The 12”, titled after Künzer’s one year old daughter, contains three tracks; Philomena 1-3. Each track has a different twist to it, showcasing what the able electronic Alba are capable of. “Philomena 1” is a cosmic synth fuelled work. There is a electro boogie within the bars of “Philomena 2” piece, but it is the electronic depth that rings true, while “Philomena 3” keeps the heavy synthesizer sound going.

Lush analog disco from the enigmatic Megadon Betamax collective. Super warm live synths and a catchy falsetto hook on the vocal version will put a hump in your shoulder.

Bicep have delivered, for Throne Of Blood, a 12“ that’s old school in feel and still utterly current. Serge Santiago with his partner in Retro/Grade, Tom Neville, to turn in an edit, rounding out “EP1” into a three track party-starter!

Three satisfaction-guaranteed disco cut-ups from the one and only Soundstream! ‘All Night’ is no exception, from the filtered finesse of the the title track – which previously appeared as the closing cut to Tama Sumo’s brilliant P’Bar 02 mix – to the sweet ‘n crunchy bop of ‘Tease Me’ and the conga/clap driven wooze of ‘Deeper Love’.

The third release on Snuff Trax comes straight from Snuff Crew. ‘Winter in June’ is a dreamy spacey chicago house track and comes with a Dance Disorder remix.

Tom Noble presents the LigerVision project. Together with his buddy Matt Rowland from LigerMusic they deliver this EP with 6 modern takes on classic disco, boogie and funk! Sweaty, synth-heavy instrumental tracks going from warm up-tempo boogie jams such as Dancin Hard and Sleepinmybed to late night summertime funk cuts such as Look and Music Engine.

‘Voyage Direct’ series presents two mid-tempo heaters from Rednose Distrikt aka Steven De Peven. ‘Get That BeeDeeBee’ is discofied-house music is the stringest Rush Hour tradition, elegant yet dirty, sensuous and hypnotic ‘Dam-style beatdown. ‘I Am Cumming’ pushes up the tempo on the flip, teasing up warmest filtered disco vibes and Detroit-debted soul chords.

For Foto/s second vinyl release Liverpool-based producer and swept fringe sporter Andy Ash supplies 2 tracks of dancefloor pressure. The A-side ‘Dance’ combines deep detroit synths with driving house rhythms to devastating effect, whilst on the flip Andy gets his sample chopping gear out to cut up an 80s soul number into a grooving pitch-down banger for ‘Mason In My Basin’.

For the first smaller jubilee of the Nation Podcast we were not sure what we should do to quench the thirst of those who are in constant need of Jakbeat.
But then Traxx was getting booked to play alongside Gene Hunt and Sadar Bahar in Amsterdam for a celebration of the early blueprints of Chicago House, and to take the people attending the show on a journey through time and space, deep into the vaults of what is considered to be the greatest musical revolution of all time.
Our own excitement for this historical event, made us go down into the basement-archives to unearth a session that was thought to be forgotten. Ripped directly straight from tape, with all artefacts and soundlevel-changes intact… Lifeless Future will draw a disturbing image of the future, when Mankind is not anymore, and all there is left in the world is sound.
We hope you will enjoy this session, and give it a repeated listen…

“Always Twirling” spins into action with driving 16th note hats, compressed pads and soaring strings. 808 snare fills rattle throughout and a warm, dubby bassline provides the speaker-troubling low end. “Twirl And The Beanstalk” goes for a more heads down, bare beats and bass approach resulting in an intense, floor friendly track that grooves extra hard. Finally, we have “Whispering Twirl”, a sumptuous slice of mid-tempo deepness with a hint of boogie and a dash of soul.

Session Victim are back with yet more 21st century explorations into the thing we call house. It s been a busy 12 months for the German duo maintaining momentum by releasing some of the most inventive, warm, deep and soulful music on a host of vinyl orientated labels. “Million Dollar Feeling” comes with a remix from the Dutchman Gerd.