New VA release on Tape Archive featuring three strictly dancefloor tracks.
techno
Imre Kiss – Strangers [MÖRK016]
Core family member and Crisis founder Imre Kiss returns to the Lobster fray with a deep, riveting and emotive EP for sub-label Mörk. Infused with the emotional energy of his previous outings whilst plunging into a wormhole of London-centric sonic references, Strangers is Imre at his most potent and signals a striking return for the Budapest producer.
Olivia b2b Dtekk @ True Believers 2 (Białystok, Poland) 16.02.2018
VA – Stilleben 051 [STILLEBEN051]
Another VA from Luke Eargoggle’s Stilleben Records that keeps on releasing the purest electronic music. Jensen Interceptor and Obergman are two familiar names in the electro game but on this 12″ Hiltipop and T-Error will also show their vision and style.
David Vunk – Pimps, Priests & Prostitutes [OMD016]
David Vunk, head of the Moustache empire returns to Omnidisc with pure power on this 3 tracker.
Gian – LACK 015 [LACK015]
Gian strikes back all the way from Reutlingen to Neukolln with a three track EP bound to hit you hard. Pairing his signature Electrofunk beats with gnarly Acid on the A side & ultra effective pad-sex on the flip, Gian will manage to sneak his way into your DJ bag, whether you like it or not.
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Nima Khak – Reality Surpasses Fiction [ODDEVEN016]
Hypnotic techno tracks by Nima Khak including Cari Lekebusch remix. Nima is an integral and important part of Swedens Techno Scene. His sensitive feeling for intense and powerful soundcapes and grooves made him to one of todays cornerstones of Stockholms and worldwide Techno nights. Cari Lekebusch delivered an outstanding and hard knocking remix with his own handwriting.
VA – No Return Vol 2 [RTTD010]
L.F.T., Marc Ash, Morah and Helena Hauff are combining forces to pollute the world with a little bit more banging industrial techno on the latest Return To Disorder release.
Timothy J Fairplay – WOD003 [WOD003]
Tim Fairplay debutes on Weapons of Desire with his track Key To Paradox with a remix from Iron Blu. Pressed on a one-sided, hand stamped and numbered standard weight black vinyl release. Accompanied by a printed info sheet insert.
Bill Westerby – KL 02 [KL02]
Second release of five in the Kavalanic Languages series – three nautical house tracks by Bill Westerby.
Rhyw – Emulsion Steps [FAM02]
Fever AM is coming up with a 4 track EP by Rhyw (also one half of Cassegrain). He presents a different side of himself while reinforcing his approach to techno. This EP is directed at the dance floor while still maintaining his signature sound design and raw sound combining broken beats and subtle melodies.
Mitchell Goor – Hope & Anchor [PNKMN023]
For the 23rd release on Pinkman, Rotterdam based Mitchell Goor delivers a 4 tracker of slow, raw and warped Techno. The contrast between unpolished percussive instruments and ethereal melodies reoccurs throughout the release and gets polished and refined by haunting vocal samples and pungent acid bass lines. This gives the record an ability to take audiences on rollercoaster rides through tension and anger as well as hope and promise, powered by permanent, adrenaline stimulating, raw energy.
Myn – The Violent Poetry [PBD12]
Straight out of underground Paris and right onto Pinkman’s Broken Dreams arrives Myn. The Public Systems label boss follows up a debut track on his own label with a poem about gloom, desolation and anger written in native machine language for the Rotterdam imprint. The A stanza describes a ‘Mental Outburst’ with punchy lines written in raw percussion and disconcerting 303 work. Following a line break the B stanza changes the meter from 4/4 to pummelling broken beat in a piece about power and dominance titled ‘Black Rose’. The Violent Poetry concludes with yet more deathly rhythms and spine chilling verses in ‘Core Collapse’.
Betek – Discipline [RET002]
After a 5 year hiatus, talented producer Betek is stepping up for his second vinyl release, proudly presented, 4 tracks filled with deep and dark euphorica, slammin 606/909 beats causing great pleasure.Comes with Lenson edit on the flip. Betek will be back soon after his arrival.
J. Tijn – The Deluge EP [PALMS011]
J. Tijn embarks on the eleventh expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the dark and gritty ‘The Deluge’ EP. Expedition eleven features four jams packed of heavy drum rhythms, moody synth lines and ambient soundscapes.
Hipodrome Podcast 021 – Scoro
Scoro aka Bogdan Scoromide is a constant presence in the clubs of Bucharest in recent years. He started his DJ career in 2009 by approaching an experimental style through various small locations in Bucharest. He was known for his rather difficult style, mixing electro-acoustic improvisations, modern psychedelic and free-jazz, later becoming a Control Club resident. This experimental approach was then channeled towards club music, and today Scoro mixes in his one style house, techno, post-industrial & jakbeat, all the time trying to create polyrhythms.
VA – The Midnight Manual [MNSX5Y]
5 years since Midnight Shift’s first release in 2012, the label assembles a collective of artists, most of them are in advance of their full EPs releasing later. Representing the sounds of the label is this manual of secret moves, up in the sleeves. The mystic motley crew also comprises the alternate sides of familiar faces — Amato (The Hacker), Terry Lamborgini (Marco Bernardi), INNYSTER (Seixlack), Hodge in a new formation with Gramrcy, and an electro moniker from an undisclosed artist: Thermocline. From abstract acrobatics to the abrasive and the ultimate gob smack to the floor — The Midnight Manual.
Black Meteoric Star – No More White Presidents [MOM011]
Gavin Rayna Russom palms out a loose and wiry jag for Barcelona’s Modern Obscure Music, leaning heavily on a knackered acid bent (and seemingly many of the buttons in her keyboard at once) for the soundtrack to a self-made film about transition in a broader context of capitalism and death.
Jayson Wynters – Industrial Espionage [DBA037]
Jayson Wynters returns to Don’t Be Afraid with four more strident constructions. Rooted in classic machine funk and loop craft we take off with the gradually pummelling percussive hypnotiser “Beta” and crash land to the soothing synthesis and deep acid textures of “The Kansei Method”. In between we’re treated to the soft-but-stern swoons of the white knuckle “One Hundred N Forty” and bashed senseless by the warehouse crumbling jacker “Into The Void”.
The Hipodrome Of Music 