
50 Weapons present a new release and this time is Phono with 2 sweet techy tracks.

New mini album from UK’s Andy Stott, with 7 tracks on Modern Love. This album is an uncompromising and hugely absorbing work, by turns brutal and beautiful, from one of the UK’s most talented and criminally underrated producers.

New release on Shed’s Berlin matrix! A-side whips dancers into shape with proper early ’90s Detroit styles, all cracking hanclaps, fizzing hi-hats and a Reese style sub for your behind. B-side is a bit more pumping and dubby, with deftly diffused dub chords and hydraulickin’ bass pressure.

The Sleeper Wakes saga continues… We arrive at a crucial point where the integration back into Earth’s Culture becomes difficult and the drift towards a different type of isolation begins. Traveling four years throughout the Universe in search of discoveries has taken its mental toll and the price of an intervention is high. This album demonstrates the process of a person who gradually loses their sense of belonging. Obscure illusions brought on by an unique ability to control Electricity contracted in “The Occurrence” chapter creates a unwarranted threat to the worlds International Security. Severe detachments evolve that pushes the mind beyond acceptable limits.

A-side is a great track by Scan 7, previously released in 1993 on the ”Magic Tracks Compilation” CD only. This is your chance to finally have it on vinyl! The B-side is a techno track in the well known Stinkworx style, and quality.

Aim003, produced by Panorama Bar resident Oliver Deutschmann, is a classic house record with a sense of techno creating a most fierce sonic experience. Comes with a remix by XDB (Metrolux) !

“Existing Reality” is a Teslaesque algorithm for the universal prescription of all antidotes. It is basic and complex. It offers a minimal lushness, a universe within a universe. Flip this galaxy. “Music Takes Control” is a maelstrom that sucks all gravity away into the anti matter zone. Its razor sharp vortex cutting away the peels of space and time, a radical march of nouveau deepness.

The Copenhagen duo ‘James Braun & Dan M’ have slammed out a dark & driving debut EP on JackOff Records. Joel Alter takes it down a notch with a deep & dry version on the flip and then October breaks all the rules with his signature bass heavy groove.

After 2 digital releases on Prologue, Iori comes back with his first vinyl release and has fulfilled the mission with a masterpiece of pure Techno. Three deep, energetic, driving tracks and a monster baselines based on Iori´s unique style.

Mike Dehnert follows up on his previous 2 Clone Basement releases, with a selection of 4 tracks, that shows another side of Mike. Four tracks that reveal the more challenging side with some forward thinking techno tracks. Slightly slower paced as some of his recent works, and with only 1 out of 4 tracks having a straight kick in the complete track, he is placing emphasis on the rolling machine groove and the flow coming from sounds and effects.

Release by Gerd on the Clone Basement Series with an old classic themed techno track he found on a dusty DAT tape while archiving some old recordings. Somehow a traditional techno track with metalic basslines, stellar string sounds and retro futuristic vocals with a classic theme… time & space. The original slower paced version did get an reshape/makeover that gives it a 2011 update that will be a standard record in the box for many! Remixers on duty are Rotterdam’s Duplex duo who are back in business and deliver two remixes.

New release on Fachwerk techno train from Sascha Rydell. On the A-side Sascha delivers a proper Berlin machine-techno track, undercooled, intense, heavy. On the B-side a surprisingly relaxed techno excursion with dubby hints of Detroit techno.

Steve Summers
Protect-U