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Deep Detroit , basic channel inspired techno tracks. XDB delivers a cool bassline driven remix that goes somewhere between old Chicago and more atmospheric techno.

Other Heights Three introduces Ozka and Jakob Altmann. Belgian and German effectivity bound together in a strengthened and dub-begeisted EP.

An other release on the Spanish label Analogue Solutions, with some banging house and techno based on samples from Detroit tracks.
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This two tracker is another slice of solid, atmospheric dub-techno that skanks and drives along with much attention paid to the basslines. Heavy bass driven post Basic Channel techno tracks.

The Exaltics are back with a new album on Last Known Trajectory. Short, sharp, electro styles in the form of ‘Irresistible’ and ‘Calculate’ devised to strike the target head-on, while the brooding, soulful, even graceful, techno gloom of ‘Relentless’ warns of impending doom. Dark times… dark vibes.

Local Action come correct with two debut productions by Contakt strapped with a killer Rolando remix! ‘Not Forgetten’ tips the balance towards boldly melodic and tranced-out motifs powered by a cool and clipped Funky roll, whereas ‘Rhodophyta’ is all about rugged, highly rinsable dub chord flares and staggered Funky rhythm construction for the movers. Detroit’s son, Rolando revises ‘Not Forgotten’ with a deft Latin tuck, savoring the build with a skilled restraint and teasing the rhythm like he’s loving it

This is the first full-length album on the It’s label for Germany’s Richard von der Schulenburg aka RVDS. It’s deep, acid, fragile, party, lonely, and special. Inspired by classic deep and acid house, old instruments such as the TR-808, Roland JP-6, Wurlitzer E-Piano and some others are combined with new accents, but always with a special bent towards Detroit music.

CRC, one half Morphology, returns to Heliocentric Music with two new blistering tracks in the vein of famous 90ies UK-IDM Techno. The contribution by Myon is a 9-minute cut with huge basslines and strings that will rock your socks of.

Doctor Vinyl announced the second release of Boubastar aka Sebastien Bourbonnais. A mixed bag with 3 distinctive colors and sounds. ‘Tesla Versus The World’ goes into E-dub techno versus melodic house mode, while ‘We-R-Reborn’ is as sublime menacing melodic techno cruncher, but the standout of this release is ‘Third Mountain From Our Last Encounter’.

Four tracks of deep techno and electro produced by Nick Dunton, one half of The 65D Mavericks. This EP represents a bit of a departure from his hard-edged 65d style, and brings four beautiful tracks steeped in soulful imagery. It’s all classic Detroit style techno on here ranging from solid sweet dub techno to more string laden electro tracks with beautiful spoken voices. ‘Lost Love’ is absolutely the winner but all 4 tracks are top notch

The next full length from Delsin, entitled “What Have We Learned” from the Lebanese-born producer Morphosis aka Ra.H aka Rabih Beaini, is co-released on his own Morphine Records, as well as by close associate M>O>S. Influences range from Krautrock via New Wave but, importantly, all are digested by Morphosis before being re-imagined as something wholly fresh and original which, in turn, stands up well to both dancefloor deployment and intense home listening.

Introducing our techno comrades in Berlin. From the outset Xenogears set about propelling you on an intrepid and spirited pursuit: an experience which is at times intimate and at others ominous but always driven by the techno vision.

Octave One’s 430 West label releases remixes of the outfit’s debut on Derrick May’s Transmat imprint, ‘I Believe’ and their monumental release from the Underground Resistance/430 West Records release ‘Daystar Rising’. Remixing it up here are Sandwell District and Aril Brikha.

This is a special 100th release from Synewave Records. Damon WIld’s classic from 1993 with new & special remixes from Marcel Dettmann, 88UW, Echoplex. This release will be released in different packs and will include other remixes by Orlando Voorn, Pacou, Dave Ellesmere, Mark Morris, Ascion, Staffan Linzatti, Terrence Fixmer and others to date.

New split Ep on Liebe Detail with Kink and Adam Port. Kink returns to Liebe*Detail with his second original track in a wonderfully raw and energetic jam – Detunator. Heavy, pulsating drums cut through the deep vibed Rhodes tones that swirl across the foreground of this atmospheric killer. Rushing and ecstatic, a classic monotone bass line drops midway to relieve the tension, before the the warm keys return. Adam Port comes with a jazzy influenced groover with house spirit.