
Moustache Techno Series continues with the second release, coming from Mark du Mosch.

Deep, strong and relentless, this is the first full length EP of The Analogue Cops on their own label Restoration. As usual, an unquestionable raw force is summoned by the abrasive touch of their experienced hands on incorruptible machines, without any mean computer involved in their operations.

Sweet release by Marco Passarani who slowly and steadily continues to develope his own distinctive style that comes from jacking Chicago, beautiful Detroit techno and exciting electonica. Its rare that we hear artists that after so many years still keep shaping and fine tuning their music and keep their unique character.

This is the first single release from the forthcoming new Hardfloor album “Two Guys Three Boxes”. Typical Hardfloor Acid tracks true to the style they are famous for. The package is rounded up with a remix from the Acid legend DJ Pierre.

The Romanian Aeromaschine delivered a real versatile stunner release for Baalsaal Records. “Debunking Random Myths” stands out as a very unpredictable piece of live performanced like collage. “Not So” is an hypnotic acidy interpretation of past future old school with a present high roller coat. On the flip Bearweasel digs a little deeper with classy dubby elements and a journey to planet x dream dancing to come… The dark horse is “Serenades for Simple Brains” a beatdowner that nails it when it comes to non hype edit production.

Other Heights Three introduces Ozka and Jakob Altmann. Belgian and German effectivity bound together in a strengthened and dub-begeisted EP.

An other release on the Spanish label Analogue Solutions, with some banging house and techno based on samples from Detroit tracks.

The Oliverwho Factory returns on Rush Hour with their new single ‘Galactic Transit’, a hot slice of raw and sexy Detroit house music.

Aesthetic Audio presents the new release featuring three lush compositions. Keeping consistent with the previous ten Aesthetic Audio releases, the formula for this new gem remains an uncompromising plethora of very raw substance, innovation and timeless music.

Still Music is proud to present “Analog Aquarium”, the debut album by legendary Detroit house producer Rick “The Godson” Wilhite. Rick is a longtime member of Detroit’s dance music scene, one of the epicenters of Detroit’s 1980’s techno music explosion. Rick has been around for almost two decades and has churned out a myriad of EPs, but never before did he release an actual full-length album. “Analog Aquarium” will feature a total of 10 tracks, of which most are previously unreleased, including a few collabos with Theo Parrish, Osunlade and Marcellus Pittman.
Rick Wilhite – City Bar Dancing (Basement Mix) download

Next up in the 10” series on M>O>S Deep is a solo-project of D’Marc Cantu. D’ Marc delivers two surprisingly melodic, sexy and hypnotizing house tracks. “Set Free” opens with a hard-hitting flanged bass-sound and a devastating kick and slowly evolves into a dreamy and atmospheric track full of mystery. “Tonight” is a hypnotic and haunting latenight-dancefloor track, combining long stretched melodic stabs, an ultra-deep bassline and D’ Marc’s whispering vocals taking you down deep in the uncanny and eery underworld of his soul.

This is Shaddock’s first release ‘Acid Dreams E.P.’ by the enigmatic duo Hitsafe. They have delivered a king hit with their debut, appealing to devotees of authentic house music, and launching Shaddock into the stratosphere. Remixes from Tin Man and Isis.

‘World Music’, the second 12 from Washington, DC’s Protect-U is a total mutant house/techno. On the A-Side, synth lines bubble like 80s-style Francis Bebey, then burn up into a space-pulse overdrive. The flip, U-Uno, is an underwater electro-sitar dream straight outta 24th century India, followed by a slo-mo dub of World Music that slips back and forth between digital Jamaica and European nu-romance.