Early electronics fetisjist Dollkraut continues delivering heat for the freaks. Three unique cuts that go from vocoder electro with live percussion to african inspired synthesizer disco.
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Marsman – Les Yeux Orange #028
Innershades – Love Park EP [PNKMN007]
Unstoppable youngster Innershades comes with a new limited four tracker on the Pinkman imprint. The Belgium based talent shows hes definitely not a one trick pony and continues to explore his sound even further. This time by releasing two phat old school electro inspired bangers, and two synthesizer (nu)disco tracks which already proved to be fully effective on the floor.
Antenna – Odessa EP [PNKMN006]
The mysterious Antenna (formed of Kiev native Sasha Renkas and Dutch vocalist Eline Makker) project drops a new limited 12” on the Pinkman imprint. Cold East European house tracks topped with melancholic vocals. Straight from the attic, all recorded on the fly. Comes with cover and label artwork designed by the artists themselves.
DJ Overdose – Higher and Higher EP [PNKMN005]
DJ Overdose brings us Higher and Higher with this new versatile 5 tracker on the rising Rotterdam label Pinkman. Cinematic soundscapes combined with sinister electronix. Comes with beautiful artwork on a disco sleeve.
Creta Kano – Pinkman Showcase #2
Creta Kano – Shinjuku [PNKMN004]
Myriadd – True Will EP [PNKMN003]
Ian Martin – Pinkman Showcase #1
Roberto Auser – Eclipse [PNKMN002]
The second EP on the dutch imprint Pinkman comes from Roberto Auser, bringing a varied EP with his unique westcoast sound. First up is the outer space dance track ‘Never Say Never Again’, remixed by Dutch techno pioneer Mark du Mosch on the flip. The final track ‘Eclipse’ brings us back to his native country Ausland, a tribal battle track for all the weekend warriors out there.
Mick Wills – Pinkman Podcast 01
Drvg Cvltvre – Offender Status EP [PNKMN001]
The first release of the new Dutch label Pinkman contains four great tracks from Drvg Cvltvre, formerly known as RA-X. His music is slow, doomy, with broken disco and house elements, focusing on on hypnotic repetition and percussion. The first track is the cult hit “Offender Status”, deeply doomed disco that will hypnotize the dance floor as soon as you put that needle on. Next is the slow melodramatic track “Quasimodo Predicted All Of this”. On the flip you’ll find “Lingettes Humides”, a typical westcoast-ish electro disco track with a theme that will be stuck in your head forever. The final track “Dakar” takes you on a voyage through the Mediterranean Sea, raw submarine house with a middle east theme.
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