Tresor Records is fortunate enough to be sitting on a catalogue of past releases that no other label in electronic music would turn down. One of the finest in this collection were contributed by Surgeon. His inimitable combination of Detroit techno and post-industrial sounds emanating from his British homeland found its fullest expression in these masterful trio of releases. Tresor Records have decided that its time to give ‘Basictonalvocabulary’ another airing.
Ed Upton is back to Shipwrec for his sixth release with the label. The British musician has crafted icy electro, thoughtful electronica and textured techno and ‘Tree in Space’ is a combination of these styles. Blending a spread of sounds, acid, braindance and techno, DMX Krew serves up something truly special. Brooding notes are met by cracked percussion and simmering 303 squawk in a track that pursues its own path. An EP from a musician that continues to stretch boundaries and imaginations.
Beyond the realm of music, a pivotal chapter has unfolded in The Recluse’s journey. Facing the necessity of surgery for an inguinal hernia, the artist, hailing from the demanding manual labor sector, anticipates a hiatus from work. Devoid of paid time off, sick leave, or health insurance, the artist humbly seeks support to ensure the continuity of essential expenses during this challenging period. Your assistance could make a significant impact. Extend your support through this critical phase by visiting: gofund.me/5bcf3198
Diving into the intricate realms of sound, The Recluse emerges as a pseudonym employed by the ingenious creator steering the helm of the post-punk/wave masterpiece, Human Figures. This multifaceted artist’s journey extends beyond, leaving an indelible mark through past musical endeavours as Daniel Holt and Death Posture.
Beyond the realm of music, a pivotal chapter has unfolded in The Recluse’s journey. Facing the necessity of surgery for an inguinal hernia, the artist, hailing from the demanding manual labor sector, anticipates a hiatus from work. Devoid of paid time off, sick leave, or health insurance, the artist humbly seeks support to ensure the continuity of essential expenses during this challenging period. Your assistance could make a significant impact. Extend your support through this critical phase by visiting: gofund.me/5bcf3198
Deluka is back on his own No Signal Records. On this Ep will collaborate Jeroen Search, Amotik and Staffan Linzatti on remix duties.
New self-released album by Filmmaker. Raw EBM, minimal wave from Medellin, Colombia.
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Reel By Real aka Martin Bonds from Detroit comes with three new original tracks on a.r.t.less, harnessing extra terrestrial vibes combined with Detroit Techno and Electro magic. The EP is completed by a stripped down space funk remix from label boss Don Williams.
UK based lovers of all things Electro, Hybrid Collective have assembled their first compilation on Vinyl. Present are heavy hitters such as Arsonist Recorder, Ekata, Kim Cosmik, The Droid, Broken Joe and Science Cult’s Syrte with dance floor ready electro stormers.
Mike Inzinger from Vienna presents his third solo release, featuring three Detroit Techno tracks of classic Robert Hood minimalism style and 1 Electro track.
Japan’s Katharsis Recordings turns to Sabatoj to offer up two deliciously deep techno cuts. ‘I.C.U.’ is a heavy, slow motion roller with a grinding bassline and an eco-system of deft cosmic designs peeling off the groove. ‘Missing Man’ is slightly more speedy but no less heavyweight with its wall-rattling bass and rising sense of tension. Mike Parker steps up to remix on the B-side and does so with wiry and futuristic electronics and Kannabi keeps it heads down and moody with his remix.
To continue the Dutch series, Orlando Voorn takes you on a journey with this very deep 3-track ep on the Partout label.
Another instant classic electro-techno banger from the mind of Erik Travis. Ever since his first release in 1987, Erik Travis has become well known for his individual style consisting of pared-down, up-tempo drum programming, short vocal samples, and synth stabs.
The Hipodrome Of Music 