ITPDWIP – Anachronism EP [FR033]

March 23, 2016June 25, 2020 hipodromedetroit, electro, frustrated funk, heinz kammler, instant teleportation process detected while in progress, itpdwip, techno, vladimiros peilivanidisLeave a comment

“An anachronism is a chronological inconsistency in some arrangement, especially a juxtaposition of person(s), events, objects, or customs from different periods of time. The most common type of anachronism is an object misplaced in time, but it may be a verbal expression, a technology, a philosophical idea, a musical style, a material/textile, a plant or animal, a custom or anything else associated with a particular period in time so that it is incorrect to place it outside its proper temporal domain”. Frustrated Funk welcomes Heinz Kammler’s Teleportation Process Detected While In Progress [ITPDWIP] project to it’s roster.

Vertical67 – Crystalline [VTX002]

March 23, 2016October 9, 2017 hipodromeelectro, techno, thomas pahl, vertical67, vortex traksLeave a comment

Brilliant atmospheric works from Vertical67. Four tracks of spaced out and emotive electronics.

Cygnuss – Night Drive [FREEBEAT005]

March 22, 2016September 13, 2023 hipodromealbum, cygnuss, freebeat, house, jose rico, leonid, paul smith, technoLeave a comment

Leonid and Jose Rico team up as Cygnuss and drop a double 12″ on Freebeat. This stunner of a double pack spans ambient melodic structures, burning acid lines, noisey electro and bashing house tracks.

Amir Alexander – The Butterfly [ARGOT017]

March 22, 2016April 3, 2024 hipodromeamir alexander, argot music, house, technoLeave a comment

Amir makes his triumphant return to Argot with an exceptional and strange EP, across three arresting new tracks. The Butterfly is a seductive record. Its supple grooves and unique textures are ear-catching whether or not you notice the twisted lyrics of “Butterfly (The Monarch)” or the read into titles like “Many False Prophets”. Yet close observers are rewarded with bread crumbs that bring Alexander’s perspective into focus

Prins Thomas – D (Hieroglyphic Being Remixes) [STS27412]

March 22, 2016August 25, 2023 hipodromechicago, hieroglyphic being, house, jamal moss, prins thomas, smalltown supersound, technoLeave a comment

Given the sprawl and epic that was the recent Principe Del Norte album from Prins Thomas, it is no surprise Smalltown Supersound have opted to think big for this subsequent remix 12″ series. Hieroglyphic Being kicks matters off with a pair of remixes of “D”, whose original 14 minutes made for one of the highlights of the album. In the hands of Jamal Moss, the track doesn’t transform into the corrosive monster you might expect though little of the original remains intact. The accompanying Beat Rework buries PT’s original krauty melodics deep below a killer barrage of drums and is our favourite of the two HB versions.

Miltiades Ft Venus Volcanism – Phormix Podcast #42

March 21, 2016March 20, 2016 hipodromehouse, live act, miltiades, phormix, podcast, rena rasouli, techno, venus volcanismLeave a comment

Bookworms – Xenophobe [BANK002]

March 21, 2016January 12, 2022 hipodromealbum, bank records, bookworms, house, nik dawson, technoLeave a comment

BOOKWORMS - Xenophobe

Bookworms drops cut after cut on his debut album Xenophobe. This double LP delivers 7 tracks showcasing some of his best material to date, and after listening to the title track we know Xenophobe is not going to be an average 12′. U-More is a slow and steady pulse of head nodding thump, while Illusion Flip is a hazy, bass driven track hidden behind waves of noise and warm melody. On the flip side, Showering is pure techno guided by an evolving modular loop built for the floor. Nik Dawson has no boundaries when it comes to making beats.

Jules Venturini – Untitled [BRUTAZ001]

March 21, 2016March 21, 2016 hipodromebrutaz, house, jules venturini, technoLeave a comment

Brutaz unleash their first three tracker coming from Jules Venturini, a continental expat supposedly having ties with a famous nunmetal band and a certain secondhand record shop. Shameless melodies joined with a darker, churning grooves, pushed to the edge of with a gentle dose of distortion.

Shinoby – Do You Know We Exist? EP [ITW003]

March 21, 2016August 25, 2023 hipodromeacid, hieroglyphic being, house, is the way, shinoby, technoLeave a comment

ITW003 MANIFESTO There is an audience to our drama. Like the hero of a dream, he works for us, in our behalf. there is an Strange world that waits and watches. And an Ancient dread of non – existence. ISTHEWAY 003 will be released in the spring and remixed by the legend Jamal Moss aka Hieroglyphic Being. He considers himself a child of many. Growing up in 1980s Chicago, he was a child of the city’s loft party heyday, pulled into the club scene by the grooves of Ron Hardy and Derrick Carter and kept there by the manic acid of Adonis and Steve Pointdexter. His key influence, though, is Sun Ra; the Afrofuturist jazz pioneer whose cosmic philosophies have permeated his own production work. For Moss, club space and headspace have merged into one. His releases and the catalog of his label Mathematics Recordings have a cult following worldwide, but it didn’t happen overnight: with a DIY ethic and all-consuming passion, he’s been pounding the streets of Chicago as a foot soldier for House Music since the edge of the early 1990s.

EDMX – Untitled [GYRORIDE003/004]

March 18, 2016October 18, 2017 hipodromeacid, ed dmx, edmx, edward upton, electro, ride the gyroscope, technoLeave a comment

Ed DMX delivering some deeply rooted techno and acid tracks reminding of the heydays of Detroit Techno. The first EP features the lighter side, while the second the heavier gyro workout from Ed DMX on his duo release for this fresh label, Ride The Gyroscope.

R-Zone – R-Zone 15 [RZONE015]

March 18, 2016September 9, 2025 hipodromecreme organization, global darkness, house, r-zone, technoLeave a comment

The mysterious but widely acclaimed R-Zone series roll on to a 15th EP now with a new four track release that is as essential as ever. Opener ‘Hired Gun’ is a tough and raw concoction with coarse, snappy snares, rough drum pings and lots of abrasive texture all making for a physical listening experience. ‘Midwinter’ is a deeper and more emotive jam with warm pads dampening down icy hi hats and busy synth work. It is fresh and original and sounds like little else, then ‘Captive’ gets all deep and space-y with smeared pads and slick metallic hits tied together with a molten acid line. Lastly, ‘Exile’ is five blissful and beautiful minutes of atmospheric, intergalactic electronic sounds that really take you to another place.

Vernon Felicity – Atlantis EP [DELFT012]

March 18, 2016June 28, 2022 hipodromeacid, boris bunnik, conforce, delft records, electro, house, techno, vernon felicityLeave a comment

Conforce alias Vernon Felicity with his first Delft EP, heavy with Detroit leanings and acid crackles.

Voices From The Lake – Secondo Tempo [SPAZIO001]

March 17, 2016June 16, 2023 hipodromedonato dozzy, drone, giuseppe tillieci, neel, spazio disponibile, techno, voices from the lakeLeave a comment

Exciting and fresh fluid structured organic techno with that trademark natural feel of Voices From The Lake on their own new Spazio Disponibile label. First release is a superb release by Donato Dozzy and Neel showcasing their mutual love of advanced textured sounds and carefully crafted rhythms that create a deeply hypnotic effect.

Area / Donato Dozzy – Entireless [TESUJI001]

March 17, 2016October 12, 2023 hipodromearea, donato dozzy, drone, m50, techno, tesujiLeave a comment

Spring assist, rapid one-handed deployment, half-serrated stainless steel glass breaker for emergencies. Easy and safe carry. This EP contains material by Area & Donato Dozzy.

Baz Reznik @ Griessmühle (Berlin) 27.02.2016

March 15, 2016March 15, 2016 hipodromeacid, baz reznik, electro, griessmühle, technoLeave a comment

Drvg Cvltvre – Into The Endless Night [PNKMNLP001]

March 15, 2016November 24, 2023 hipodromeacid, album, drvg cvltvre, house, pinkman records, synth wave, techno, vincent koremanLeave a comment

Toeing the line between divinity and profanity, blurring beauty and debasement, is Drvg Cvltvre. Following Offender Status and Gauwvuur is an eight track album: Into the Endless Night. From the guttural emotion of “Where Embers Die” to the bleak ferocity of “Brakes are Death”, a complex and hardened array is on display. Buried angst is never far away. “There Were Rumours” flexes with embittered bars before the unrefined purity of “Jericho Flats.” Respite from this whirring carnival is a rarity, relief from the seesawing serration of “Shock Corridor” or rollicking jeer of “Charge of the Haploids.” But there is reprieve, radiance breaks through. “Into the Endless Night” pulses with brightening hope, one which is reflected in the gritty finale of “Winnerden Flats.” Heartening warmth piercing the hail. Balancing on the precipice, an album of scared and soulful sounds from this darkeyed light in modern electronic music.

VA – Stealth Mission Vol.2 [STEALTHMISSION002]

March 15, 2016December 12, 2025 hipodromebarrow boy, ben sims, bobby durst, mike storm, naked eye people, stealth mission records, technoLeave a comment

Stealth Mission 002 has arrived and continues where 001 left off – raw, uncomrpimising acid house and techno for warehouses.

Alessandro Parisi – Naonian City Nights [CHAR008]

March 15, 2016June 28, 2022 hipodromealessandro parisi, charlois records, electro, pinkman records, synth wave, technoLeave a comment

Alessandro Parisi is casting off for his debut on Charlois. The Italian is setting out his stall with a five tracker. Honeyed bars are cut by sharp percussion as the brooding “Meduna Waves” opens. Space soaked synthlines coil around a pulsing drum for the slow burning “Cosmica 1999.” The flip sees a wave edge enter. Cascading chords and a bolstered beats form the pain streaked beauty of “Fear and Money Never Had.” “Exhibition of Love” is brimming with meaty snares biting into thick strings combined in a power filled piece. Parisi illustrates his enviable talent throughout, a talent that comes to the fore with the arpeggiated intensity of “Virtualand.”

Cute Heels – KESS 01 [KESS001]

March 15, 2016February 14, 2018 hipodromecute heels, electro, kess kill, techno, victor lenisLeave a comment

First release on new Malmö based vinyl label Kess Kill, run by Rivet. Kess Kill was started with the will to continue the legacy 1979-1983by bands like Liasons Dangereuses, Tommi Stumpff, Xao Seffcheque, Geile Tiere and others, music that oozed techno, long before techno was a concept. Some of the music on Kess Kill will be brand new, some will be 30 years old, but it will all be unified by the naive frustration and punky rawness that has long been absent.

Savas Pascalidis – Right On For The Darkness EP [COT016]

March 12, 2016November 2, 2017 hipodromechildren of tomorrow, savas pascalidis, technoLeave a comment

Savas Pascalidis delivered 4 tracks timeless techno for his 1st EP on Children Of Tomorrow called Right On For The Darkness. A mix between deep techno tracks and more darker techno but always with a proper groove.