Pär Grindvik- Wyatt ARP [STHLMLTD024]

August 24, 2012December 22, 2017 hipodromedetroit, par grindvik, stockholm ltd, techno, terrence dixonLeave a comment

“It’s been four years since my last own EP on Stockholm LTD. The main reason for this is that I have been surrounded by music that has inspired me much more than my own. This EP was written and produced with strict narrow frames and a huge amount of frustration. I was tired of waiting for the inspiration to kick in, then suddenly it appeared with a strength that I havent felt for long time. Im now curious for more. While sketching the title track, “Wyatt Arp”, I couldnt get Detroit legend, Terrence Dixon, out of my mind. Terrence is a long time hero of mine, and an artist that always stays on the true side of what we do while most of us occasionally leave our paths. I had to ask him to do a rework.” / Par Grindvik

Go Hiyama – Arc One [TOKEN023]

August 24, 2012December 13, 2023 hipodromego hiyama, techno, tokenLeave a comment

Go Hiyama returns to Token.‘Arc One’ contains 3 tracks, each with a different timbre. ‘Farnsworth House’ focuses on hazy atmospherics over a stomping drum pattern, while ‘Dymaxion Map’ is a more of an instant heavy hitter with punishing percussion. ‘Fallingwater’ builds slowly over a tough yet sophisticated off beat rhythm. Tension grows while the haunting noisy synths lead to a thrilling breakdown, after which it kicks back in ferociously.

Tobias. – Freeze [TON057]

August 24, 2012July 21, 2017 hipodromehouse, ostgut ton, techno, tobias, tobias freundLeave a comment

Hypnotic Berlin techno by Tobias. on Ostgut Ton. Freeze is a darkly shining jewel that scoops its hypnotic energy from a rolling synth- sequence. Charged by repetition, Perfect Sense has a similar tractive force, but turns the inward looking, dark mood of the A-side into a subtly euphoric, outgoing direction.

WK7 / Head High ‎– Do It Yourself [PH303]

August 24, 2012September 21, 2020 hipodromehead high, house, power house records, rené pawlowitz, shed, techno, wk7Leave a comment

Shed presents under his newst aliases WK7 and Head High two 90’s influenced and Detroit house flavoured techno tracks.

Shed @ La Boum De Luxe on Radio FM4 (Wien, Austria) 18.08.2012

August 22, 2012July 18, 2017 hipodromele boum de luxe, radio fm4, rené pawlowitz, shed, technoLeave a comment

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RA.325 Eli Verveine

August 22, 2012September 17, 2012 hipodromeeli verveine, interview, podcast, resident advisor, technoLeave a comment

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Ben Klock – Tsugi Podcast 246

August 22, 2012August 21, 2012 hipodromeben klock, podcast, techno, tsugiLeave a comment

DVS1 @ Welcome To The Future 28.07.2012

August 22, 2012June 17, 2014 hipodromedvs1, medellin style, techno, welcome to the future, zak khutoretskyLeave a comment

Alex Israel – LWE Podcast 133

August 21, 2012August 21, 2012 hipodromealex israel, detroit, interview, little white earbuds, podcast, technoLeave a comment

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Vakula – SHEVC006 [SHEVC006]

August 21, 2012May 13, 2025 hipodromeexperimental, shevchenko, techno, vakulaLeave a comment

After a small Shevchenko break, the Slavic Spiritual Warrior is back! Expect the usual mind-melting psychedelic dub warfare from all angles. ‘No Music’ is proper warehouse gear – intense, dark and cut at 45rpm for maximum damage. Flip over for two more abstract, analogue voyages into the Ukranium.

Marco Bernardi – Cosmodrome [RAWAX010.4]

August 21, 2012July 19, 2023 hipodromedetroit, electro, marco bernardi, rawax, technoLeave a comment

The first release from Marco Bernardi on Rawax, featuring two cosmo-electro cuts.

Felizol – Our Team Never Won [NTROP021]

August 21, 2012November 14, 2013 hipodromeexperimental, felizol, ntrop recordings, techno, yiannis veslemesLeave a comment

Felizol comes with his 3rd EP for Ntrop recordings. “Our Team Never Won” of 3 tracks, attempts to bridge experimental hardware music with programmed club-oriented grooves. Randomness and roughness straggle with elegance and balance. Our team Never Won is a deep techno song with foggy vocals, aggressive kicks, distorted bass and side-chained melodies. “11 Years” minimize latin harmonies and guitar timbres while the dry house beat and the warm poly-analogs follow the repetitious vocals. “The Promise” is an experimental dub with jazz fragments and minor piano chords constructed around the field recording of a Finish lunatic old man talking to himself.

VA – System Failure [CHAVAL005]

August 18, 2012August 14, 2012 hipodromearchitectural, ausdrücke, chaval records, compilation, de felipe, detroit, groof, retrovision, tadeo, technoLeave a comment

Spanish Chaval records with their 5th release show casing the talents of a group of spanish techno producers. A sharp energetic selection of tracks by Groof, Tadeo, Architectural, Retrovision, De Felipe, Ausdrucke. The future for the iberican techno looks bright!

Robert Hood – Torque One / Movement [MM161]

August 18, 2012September 28, 2023 hipodromedetroit, music man records, robert hood, technoLeave a comment

As a first taster of the upcoming Nighttime World 3 album by Robert Hood, Music Man presents Torque One (taken from the album) and an exclusive & vinyl-only track to this 12”, called Movement. As a first taster of the album we now present to you ‘Torque One’ (taken from the album) and an exclusive & vinyl-only track to this 12”, called ‘Movement’. With this release, mister Hood delivers 2 timeless pieces of electronic music inspired by a jazzy, dreamy ‘Nighttime World’. Quality.

Eduardo De La Calle ‎– Suprawax 004 [SUPRAWAX004]

August 18, 2012April 23, 2019 hipodromeanalog solutions records, detroit, eduardo de la calle, suprawax, technoLeave a comment

Effective dub inspired house/techno tracks by this Analogue Solutions offspring by Eduardo De La Calle.

Regis – Death Head Said [DN050]

August 16, 2012November 7, 2018 hipodromealbum, downwards records, karl o’connor, regis, technoLeave a comment

Raw banging techno racks by Regis. ” the tracks from the Death Head Sessions were originally dub-plates used for Regis Live Actions at the End of the 90’s. They were used to layer over live electronics and are all interlocking pieces that were constructed to be played back to back. They have now been reclaimed from the earlier decoy release * ,re- mastered and arranged in the order they appeared on the original dub plates.”

Markus Suckut / Marcelus – 10 inch01 [REPITCH1001]

August 16, 2012November 13, 2018 hipodromecedric bros, industrial, marcelus, markus suckut, repitch recordings, technoLeave a comment

Repitch presents the new 10inch series. For the first time Repitch is releasing original tracks from new artists so it won’t be stuff from D.Carbone, Ascion and Shapednoise. The artists featured on this new 10inch series are Marcelus and Markus Suckut. On the A side, Markus Suckut delivers an epic techno track in a full oldschool spirit. The stomping broken beat is marked by a dark melody and a groan which take us back to 1995’s R&S golden age. Marcelus, on the B side, mantains the oldschool spirit of the release with a raw and mechanical floorburner that sounds like a powerful studio-session between an Industrial band and a modern Techno producer.

Inigo Kennedy – Vignettes (Two) [SEMANTICA036]

August 16, 2012November 22, 2012 hipodromeindustrial, inigo kennedy, semantica records, technoLeave a comment

Cover art - Inigo Kennedy: Vignettes (Two)

A techno man for over 15 years, Inigo Kennedy was initially associated with labels like ZET and Missile in the second half of the 1990’s. Thereafter he took it easier until making a return to the studio some years ago. Formerly known as a backer of harsh 4/4 beats, Kennedy now explores new directions and follows up the first “Vignettes” experimental single released last year on Semantica. The second installment sees Kennedy moving closer to the floor again. Made for club charts is “Shapeshifter”, a mid-pace techno cut with abstract notes and occasional deep bass rave stabs, sending fluorescent sinusoids flashing through time and space. “Disquiet” bombs protons in thin air in an electrofied exercise. The B-side concludes with digital ballad “Ihana”, which feels like picking the summer’s first strawberries. Different from what I remember Kennedy doing, but contains a fair amount of excitement.

Vatican Shadow – September Cell [NAILS001]

August 16, 2012October 28, 2019 hipodromebed of nails, dominick fernow, electronics, industrial, techno, vatican shadowLeave a comment

New 12″from Vatican Shadow on Dominick Fernow’s own, newly minted Bed of Nails imprint. Operating from his recently consecrated L.A. compound – the label will focus on his reorientation towards industrial dancefloor rhythms and seductively isolated electronics. Fernow christens the label with ‘September Cell’, a four track 12″ loaded with some of his most direct dancefloor assaults to date. The A-side breaks down into two parts: ‘September Cell (The Storm)’ pistons a martial machine coda, all hollowed Industrial percussion and gloaming synths shot through with visceral traces of his power electronics; while ‘September Cell (The Punishment)’ realigns the rhythm with a rigid swing and insurgent, caustic swipes of noise timed with exacting accuracy. On the flip, ‘Cairo Is A Haunted City’ opens with a nightvision panorama of furtive pads before rapid-fire steppers’ rhythms find formation under cover of pitch blackness. ‘One Day He Heard The Call’ resolves the label’s first session with a bleakly evocative vision polluted by Vangelis-like synth-brass flares and toxic synths…

The Transhumans / Arcanoid – Theory And Practice Of Domination Vol. 1: Hidden Establishment [TH004]

August 15, 2012August 13, 2012 hipodromearcanoid, electro, techno, the transhumans, transhuman recordsLeave a comment

A new series by Transhuman Records, Thematic: A Manual Of Domination. Arcanoid melts again breaks, gears and epic melodies, creating a new substance, being himself the only owner of its formula. Two tracks of The TransHumans. Hypnotic and intense techno. Energy and rawness in Birmingham’s way. Experimental noisy ambient finish this release. Industry and asphyxiating atmosphere. A cry for help by the oppressed.