Volume 6 represents the label’s harmony, balance, sincerity, love, & truth. This is conveyed with this release’s composers who come from all sides of the electronic music spectrum – avant garde, nu disco, house, & industrial. 4 tunes of honest Mathematics music!
Gabriel Reyes-Whittaker aka GB comes with The Xpander ep. He delivers some deep introvert electro tracks. A-track The Xpander is an uptempo track, while the flip side is a more introvert electro piece that slowly builds and builds until both feet aren’t touching ground anymore.
SD Records returns, with a four track smasher by Mark du Mosch. Mark du Mosch delivers a classic EP with four very different, but ultimately essential tracks. Titletrack Bareknuckle has ”anthem” written all over it. Warm, but pumping techno with a hint of disco and a hook that is simply killing. With the raw, dark technoelectro sound of Monolulu and Mice vs Cat Mark du Mosch dives into dusty, pounding cellar soundsystems. Machine Lives takes it in true SD style to an unexpected experimental level with not to miss.
E.R.P. aka Gerard Hanson presents ”Gallup String” with 2 excellent remixes by Ideograma and Svreca.
For the third release, Get The Curse Music turns to Photonz of Lisboa. Going against the grain of current trends, this out of left field EP testifies to GTCM’s disregard for pigeonholing and unique flair for unconventional club music. Plague of New Age is a twisted trip that takes dancefloors up, down and all around. Its intoxicated swagger delivers truly staggering results for both body and mind. Using old school vocabulary with new school grammar, Photonz have created a mental jackin’ monster that single-handedly sums-up Get The Curse’s commitment to challenging boundaries and current trends. Remixes from Maetrik and Clement Meyer.
Cave Paintings is a new imprint dedicated to rough as you like machine music that lives somewhere in techno, house and EBM territory. All the tracks are done live in one take on old analogue boxes for a loose, organic and spontaneous feel that its impossible to capture when using computers.
Dirty, sleazy, mean and in your face pumping Chicago electrotechno jack from upcoming The Hague talent Baz Reznik on the ever impressive SD Records label. It has that beloved La Haye roughness that makes it essential for sweaty, hypnotic dancefloors and dark afterparties.
Here is the starting point for the podcast series. The first mix is from Toygun, a young dj from Hermannstadt , Romania. He delivers a 2 hours mix with more than 40 chicago, electro, disco and italo tracks.
I hope you enjoy it, I certainly did.
New label Danny Was A Drag King and the first release from Ajello featuring Fred Ventura vocals. Nostalgic Italo disco with remixes by Ali Renault, Crimea X and King Of Basia.
The two electro disco 80ies analog fetish freaks, Mr. Pauli and David Vunk, started a new The Hague – Rotterdam collaboration and made the tracks that they like to hear in a dj set and of course for the love of music!
Strange Life has just announced the release of Spiritual Foundation, a collection of “woolly and smudgey Detroit electronics”, credited to The Psychic Stewardess. Though we’re told that it’s the work of a “part-time stewardess and psychic from the Californian desert town of Palm Springs”, it’s got Danny Wolfers’ (aka Legowelt) fingerprints all over it, and features his previously available re-rub of the Shinobi video game theme.
The Hipodrome Of Music 