New collaborative release from Luke Eargoggle and Dataintrång on Stilleben Records.
Luke Eargoggle / Dataintrång – 30 Channels On TV. [STILLEBEN106]
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Luke Eargoggle & Dataintrang – Top Of The Pyramid EP [RTTD025]
Luke Eargoggle joins forces with Dataintrang for a seasonally appropriate ice-cold electro outing on Return to Disorder. It kick off with side-long opener ‘Top Of The Pyramid’ which is full of sidewinding synths and squealing analogue lines over corrugated bass. After that one comes the manic and high tempo electro-shocks of ‘Not Unique’ with snappy snares and darkened vocals. Last but not least is the most brutal assault of them all – ‘7 Days A Week’, a melange of wild acid lines and liquid metal leads with turbulent bass and a general sense of intergalactic warfare.
Dataintrång & Luke Eargoggle – White Fetish X [PAREIDOLIA009]
Swedish duo producers based in Gothenburg and founders of Stilleben Records, Dataintrång & Luke Eargoggle, land on Pareidolia Recordings with a complete pure analog ep which postpone the superior sound of the legendary Dopplereffekt and the unique electro Drexciyan music.
VA – Electric Vandalism [SELF004]
Self Learning System starts 2024 with an international affair called “Electric Vandalism”. Includes tracks by Viikatory from Misk, Swedes Luke Eargoggle & F. Low, West Coast Dutchman Edo8, Olivia from Krakow, DJ Unisex and Electrodefender.
VA – Shadow Wolf Cyberzine Covertape II [NW31] [FREE DOWNLOAD]
The latest issue of “Internets most controversial underground e-zine” the Shadow Wolf Cyberzine issue#10 is out now on Nightwind Records. A 19 track ‘cover tape’ compilation with various artists. The term ‘cover tape’ stems from when magazines came with a cassette tape full of music or software on the cover back in the 1980s/1990s.
VA – Malmø Traxx 001 [MTRXX001]
First release of Malmø’s Electro Label. Stunning 5 track VA record with loads of stiff Electro from the Scandinavian parts of the mind. Eargoggle, Obergman, Dip Shim, SPH Alliance and Babylon Barseback delivers a mix between classic Electro sounds, club bangers and Breaks and neo-trance atmospheres.
VA – Stilleben 054 [STILLEBEN54]
VA – Stilleben 052 [STILLEBEN052]
Stilleben’s latest EP is a no-holds-barred, all-action affair that gathers together previously unheard cuts from a quintet of label associates. Boss man Luke Eargoggle is naturally involved, with his hook-up with Swedish veteran Ola Bergman – the angular analogue bass, Italo-disco influenced grooves and shimmering chords of “Macho Macho” – being amongst the EP’s many highlights. You’ll find more razor-sharp, mind-altering robo-bass propelling Das Muster’s brilliant opener “Sinnestauschung” towards the electro stratosphere, while IXRQ’s “Robotic Nature” brilliantly combines ghostly, crystalline synthesizer melodies with a suitably dirty, club-ready electro groove. The most intense and sweaty cut of the lot, though, is Suicider’s suitably dystopian and psychedelic closing cut “Trainwreck”.
Luke Eargoggle – Computer Nights [BORFT155]
A wild Electro / Trash Techno EP with full of heart and emotional feelings. It’s wild when it comes to the rhythm section, classic electro but also real punshing 4/4 beat. Emotional when it comes to the melodies.
VA – Machine Funk Is Our Game Volume 2 [KJ033]
The second volume of machine funk features the world famous Luke Eargoggle as well as the A.I. being, KROM3, Philadelphia’s Speaking Parts, and New York’s Heidi Sabertooth. Classic electro/techno tracks. Speaking Parts sounds like an industrial version of mid-80s LA electro. Sabertooth brings the funk with a detailed track which evolves as it plays.
VA – TM-101 [TM-101]
Machines redefined and shaped the way we make music and gave access to new sounds. Enabling the availability of music instruments to a wider spectrum of artists gave birth to many genres and sound aesthetics. The sound of Roland machines from the 80’s have had a huge influence on underground music and is outstandingly beautiful. Therefore this very first Talking Machines v.a. is dedicated to the synthesizer Roland SH-101.
Luke Eargoggle – Are You Crazy? [FUME005]
Luke Eargoggle – Stranger Destiny [BT27CHR01]
Karl Lukas Pettersson has searched through his vaults of DAT tapes to create a personal album of lost projects, ideas and forgotten gems. The album includes a remastered version of Professor Laphroaigh originally included on his Dr Lindh – Sounds Interesting EP for SCSI-AV.
Luca Lozano – King Blade [PELVREC002]
Pelvis Records returns with a breakbeat trip around the train yards of New York, coming to you care of Klasse Recordings’ Luca Lozano. Entitled King Blade, the record is an ode to the eponymous NYC writer, famed for his prolific painting of trains during the late 70s. Featuring an alternate mix from Lozano and remix by Eargoggle.
VA – U/V [SUBREC01140]
Music from Le Chocolat Noir, Tryphème, Russell Alderton, Luke Eargoggle, BLΔCKMOON77 and Kimmo Rapatti for your emotional sorrows, choose for now,the energy transmission , take and congregate. The breakable experience of an unconventional trip, but not so modern as that.
VA – Stilleben 046 [STIL046]
Stunning 6 track VA record with loads of funky and icey Electro from the scandinavian parts of the mind. From listening to the dancefloor feel free to discover the teamwork glued together from Sweden, Iceland, Finland, Germany & France…
KLP – JBS – Commercial Sample [BORFT145]
Börft Records presents a collaboration between Luke Eargoggle & Villa Abo. That means Electro meets slammin techno & house as well as a little cutie in the end.
Monkeyshop – Ozzyism EP [MST027]
Randomly few times a year Rutherford and Eargoggle team up for some monkey business in the studio. As often the result is “Monkeyshop” a journey into the deepest, darkest forrests and landscapes of the north. Scandinavia is not known for the monkeys but they exist there especially arround Gothenburg in the mountains.. The music is a mix between electro and disco, might call it electrodisco and its all programmed and recorded in with the most easy and understandable equipment so its possible for monekys to use.
VA – Stilleben 045 [STILL045]
After some quiet years Stilleben Records is back. This VA 12″ goes on in exactly the same style as earlier records from Stilleben. A mix between electro and electro disco. Many records are planned and in the making right now for the future to be heard. This 12″ has a nice mix from E.R.P’s more 4/4 and harmonic melodies to more stiff electro-funk from up north.
Monkeyshop – Island Of Love EP [VIVOD014]
After a hiatus of 11 years it appears Monkeyshop are using the Vivod portal for their current works, this being their 2nd EP for Ali Renault’s imprint. Title track Island of Love is a melodious sprawling opus perfect for keeping the summer vibes going all year round and takes the whole of side A. Side B has 2 more cuts. Heartbreak is another disco pulser and the final track is Island of Love given a brilliant rework treatment from fellow Swede electroist Obergman.
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