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Unison/Einklang (180 gram vinyl double 12")
Cat: SSV 14. Rel: 10 Dec 18
  1. Beginning Of The End
  2. The Vault
  3. Passage Of Silence
  4. Substrate
  5. Motion Of Stillness
  6. Current
  7. Prism
  8. End Of The Beginning
Review: Submersion and Mon0 team up for the first time to bring you the Unison // Einklang album. Both artists have previous releases on Silent Season independently so this collaboration feels natural. Both known for their deep dub techno this album takes their sound to new depths.
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Armchair Analyst/Long Overdue
Cat: MOSAIC LTDX2. Rel: 03 Dec 18
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Beyond (clear vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: SUB 046. Rel: 03 Dec 18
  1. Dreamers 7 (8:21)
  2. Multiples Of Self (5:22)
  3. Tru Definition (6:22)
  4. In The Deep (6:58)
  5. With A Vengeance (8:12)
  6. Techno Ain't Techno (4:02)
  7. Rosedale Park (8:11)
  8. Ahhh Life (6:16)
  9. Motion (AM) (9:54)
  10. Bound To Move (4:13)
  11. In Transit (8:11)
Review: Detroit techno maestro DJ Bone has been on prolific form of late, from his collaboration with Deetron to his own steady stream of sharply realised output on his Subject Detroit label. Now he's back with a new album, Beyond, and it's as advanced and keenly executed as you'd expect. From the echo chamber synth flourishes of "Multiples Of Self" to the low-end grind of "In The Deep," there is plenty for Bone fans to chew on here, with a continued focus on expressive synth work as first mooted with the "A Piece Of Beyond" LP earlier this year. "Rosedale Park" is a clattering, Rhodes-embellished track primed for damage in the dance, while "Bound To Move" equally brings the peak time heat.
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Imitator EP
Imitator EP (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: DWT 005. Rel: 10 Dec 18
  1. The Imitator
  2. The 45%
  3. DSK-8
  4. Theme From Distant Worlds
Review: Glasgow's Stephen Lopkin follows his fantastic album on M>O>S with The Imitator EP, a tongue-in-cheek tribute to the golden era of techno. 4 tracks covering a broad range of styles from Detroit to the classic UK sound of the 90s. Serene electronics abound though every track packs a considerable punch making this EP as at home for home listening as it is for packing out the dancefloor. Fans of Derrick May, Carl Craig, Balil and Kevin Saunderson are sure to find something here to prick up their ears.

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Sea Of Thee
Sea Of Thee (2xLP)
Cat: PERLON 119LP. Rel: 05 Dec 18
  1. Dust & Dirt (4:05)
  2. Die Sonne Innere (7:58)
  3. Acid Kiss (6:31)
  4. In A Lair Of My Other (5:28)
  5. Octaface (6:00)
  6. Konigin Von Saba (6:48)
  7. Forever Present (6:43)
  8. News From East (7:27)
Review: Maayan Nidam first made a splash on the scene over a decade ago during the mid '00s minimal boom under aliases like Miss Fitz, Laverne Radix or Spunky Brewster, with early releases on main labels such as Contexterrior, Archipel and Love Letters From Oslo at the time. Her relationship with Perlon extends back to 2009, where she first surfaced with her Untitled EP and several others over the years since. Sea Of Thee is her third full length album, and sees her deliver a selection of hypnotic reductionist grooves - a perfect afterhours dancefloor soundtrack curated by Nidam as a top selector.
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SA 002
SA 002 (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: SA 002. Rel: 10 Dec 18
  1. Osc 1 (7:14)
  2. Trust In You (6:59)
  3. Beneath The Ice (6:21)
  4. Blood Moon (6:29)
Review: Subconscious Algorithms release their second transmission from man machine Derek Carr.SA002 follows on from Derek's groundbreaking album on Subwax.Infusing a cosmic sense of rhythm and timeless emotional melodies.Deep Motor City music for the Future from Subconscious Algorithms.

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Forse (12")
Cat: IT 039. Rel: 06 Dec 18
  1. Future Atmo (4:35)
  2. Afen (5:07)
  3. Leaf (4:43)
  4. Track XL (4:02)
  5. TP (3:33)
Review: Sprightly Galvanizing Bud Spencer Hits.
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Played by: Tasha
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Verdant (featuring Bluetrain, Stojche, Gauss, XDB)
Cat: VR 006. Rel: 10 Dec 18
  1. Bluetrain - "Sleeping With The Enemy"
  2. Subsequent - "Diode"
  4. Stojche - "Decipher Language"
  5. Gauss - "Aperture"
  6. XDB - "Satimak"
  7. Leonid - "Woodwalk"
  8. Life Recorder - "True Moments"
Review: A special and personal release for Verdant Recordings as label boss Andy Green curates some favourite producers onto a double pack of deep, melodic techno with dub overtones. 'Verdant' is a fusion of colours and sounds to fall into maintaining the label's now established aesthetic. Presented in full printed sleeve with artwork by Ulf and Fleur - first 100 copies contain unique and individual art by them.
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Domwen (heavyweight white vinyl 12")
Cat: BP 053. Rel: 05 Dec 18
  1. Domwen (6:40)
  2. Screwface (5:10)
  3. Okt (4:29)
Review: UK techno dons James Ruskin and Mark Broom are back at it again on Blueprint with three slabs of upfront peak time material that packs brains to match brawn. "Domwen" is a delirious workout that revolves around a mad-eyed synth hook to make late night ravers fly off the handle. "Screwface" is equally ear-catching with its snarling electro lead bending and flexing around the stern beat, and then "Okt" bowls in with yet more oscillating acrobatics to shock out your local techno dungeon. You hardly need assuring of the quality these two can conjure up, but suffice it to say if you're after tough and inventive fist-shakers, this 12" has got you covered.
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Braconian Beta
Braconian Beta (orange splattered vinyl 12")
Cat: FS 016. Rel: 29 Nov 18
  1. Reconnaissance Pass (5:34)
  2. Sechel (5:30)
  3. Encapsulation (5:11)
  4. Tri Order Descent (5:29)
Played by: ISOUL8 (Volcov), G-Prod
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Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 1
Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 1 (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: MachineSampler 001. Rel: 26 Nov 18
  1. Planetary Assault Systems - "The Grinder" (7:14)
  2. Mark Broom - "Peak" (4:38)
  3. Damon Wild - "Status" (5:12)
  4. Insolate - "Strike" (5:58)
Review: Born out of the prominent London techno night with the same name, the Machine label launches in style with the Tribology compilation mixed by label and party co-founder Ben Sims, a lynchpin of the British techno scene. This first sampler from the exclusives-packed mix sees an all star cast offering up their hard-hitting wares in uncut form. Planetary Assault Systems is on searing form with "The Grinder" while Mark Broom's "The Peak" pings all kinds of raucous, discordant synth lines around the mix. Damon Wild has a more paranoid tint to his own fist-shaking banger, and Insolate rounds the record off with the stealthy, strafing tones of "Strike".
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Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 3
Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 3 (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: MachineSampler 003. Rel: 03 Dec 18
  1. Oscar Mulero - "The Calling" (5:35)
  2. O Aka Phase - "Distorted Logic" (5:16)
  3. Tasha - "In The Zone" (5:08)
  4. Ben Sims - "Drop Out" (5:01)
Review: The third sampler from Ben Sims' barnstorming Machine mix compilation presents another four cuts of militant, unrelenting techno from some of the finest operators in the field. Oscar Mulero heads up the A side with the spacious, ominous march of "The Calling," which contrasts sharply with the jacked up, tense energy of "Distorted Logic" by O Aka Phase. Tasha's "In The Zone" kicks of the B side in a head-spinning loop of rasping drums and disorienting layers, and then Sims himself rounds off the record with the poised and deadly "Drop Out." If you're after a potent collection of chiseled techno bombs guaranteed to do the business, then look no further.
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Played by: Tasha, Kessell
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Basiel (clear vinyl 12")
Cat: LENSKE 003. Rel: 21 Nov 18
  1. Never The Same (6:27)
  2. Energize (5:57)
  3. Basiel (6:23)
Review: Following her breakthrough year in 2017, Amelie Lens has been surprisingly quiet on the production front. In fact, this is the Belgian's first solo EP of 2018. It is jam-packed with high-grade dancefloor material, beginning with the mind-altering techno-jack of A-side "Never The Same", where intense acid lines and matter-or-fact spoken word snippets ride a thunderous groove. Lens keeps up the pressure on side B, where the functional techno slammer "Energize" - a rhythmic beast full of ricocheting vocal samples and drum machine handclap fills - is followed by the rave-friendly angular techno-funk of "Basiel".
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Imposible Materia
Cat: MOJ 09. Rel: 27 Nov 18
  1. Conciencia Sucia (feat Corp) (6:13)
  2. Lost (7:06)
  3. DX100 (6:30)
  4. In Time (5:09)
Review: Last year, Spanish analogue freak Do Or Die impressed with debut album "Alien GF", a nine-track romp through intergalactic acid, techno and electro pastures. "Imposible Materia" offers up his first new material since and is similarly impressive. Head first for "Lost", a bustling, all-action affair rich in fizzing riffs, weird noises, classic Motor City chords and wiggly acid lines, before losing yourself in the hypnotic, minor key motifs, broken techno beats and unsettling stabs of "DX100". Sci-fi loving acid freaks will devour the psychedelic TB-303 lines, rumbling Michigan bass and punchy drum machine hits of opener "Conciencia Sucia", while closing cut "In Time" offers a warm, groovy, tactile and suitably shuffling conclusion to another superb Do Or Die release.
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Played by: ES-Q
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Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 2 (Ben Sims mix)
Cat: MachineSampler 002. Rel: 03 Dec 18
  1. Steffi - "Gentle Uplift" (6:16)
  2. Jeroen Search - "Ostinato Pattern" (4:56)
  3. Robert Hood - "Gun Talk" (Ben Sims JFF edit) (5:28)
  4. ROD - "Embase" (5:35)
Review: Ben Sims' Machine mix is loaded with exclusive gems which get a full-fat airing on this series of samplers. After a strong first round, another four crucial cuts from the heavyweight end of Sims' contact list get packed onto one highly desirable 12". First up is Berlin mainstay Steffi, who threads a hypnotic array of rhythmic elements together into the deep but energising "Gentle Uplift". Jeroen Search then edges the record a little further into the depths with the loopy, sonar bleep immersion of "Ostinato Pattern." Robert Hood's snarling, muscular "Gun Talk" gets the edit treatment from Sims himself, and then the record rounds off with the pumping stabs and irrepressible funk of ROD's "Embase".
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Played by: DJ Deep
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Destination Other (ERP mix)
Cat: GH 06. Rel: 05 Dec 18
  1. Mihara (6:49)
  2. Destination Other (6:59)
  3. Shambala (ERP remix) (6:38)
  4. Shambala (5:31)
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Call Of The Youth
Call Of The Youth (heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: LMBG 05. Rel: 30 Nov 18
  1. HAARD (6:53)
  2. That Smurf (5:56)
  3. The Crash Mind (5:53)
  4. The Mortal Kontact (Parkinson mix) (6:59)
  5. Bye Bye Hollande (Hideout mix) (5:55)
  6. Rave-O-Lution (MFCKNG' dub mix) (5:24)
  7. Macintosh (5:27)
  8. Flakka (5:48)
Review: Fantastically named French twosome The Signal Phantasm first caught our attention with their 2017 debut single, "Holy Bread EP", a four-track collection that giddily mixed and mangled elements of techno, tech-house, Motor City futurism, rave-era hardcore and ambidextrous UK bass music. "Call of the Youth", the Marseille duo's debut album, follows a similar approach. Check, for example, rubbery opener "Haard", where analogue bleeps and bass fizz above a romping, garage-influenced techno groove, the sample-heavy early Warp Records flavour of "Macintosh" (all computer bleeps and heavy sub-bass) and the slamming techno-funk of "The Crash Mind". Many of their influences and inspirations may be vintage, but they've managed to assemble them in a particularly fresh and invigorating way.
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The World Remade
Cat: LIN OVR. Rel: 04 Dec 18
  1. The World Remade (5:52)
  2. Lock 1 (1:59)
  3. Lock 2 (1:54)
  4. Reversing Into Tomorrow (4:36)
  5. New Departures (5:19)
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000000002 EP
000000002 EP (12" 再出版)
Cat: NTN 001. Rel: 29 Nov 18
  1. 000000002 (5:48)
  2. 000000003 (5:27)
  3. 000000004 (5:40)
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Vaxna (12")
Cat: DSR/X 16. Rel: 30 Nov 18
  1. Vaxna (6:18)
  2. Sepia (5:51)
  3. 25h (6:13)
  4. Versicolor (6:22)
Review: Some six months on from the release of an undeniably brilliant EP on Frustrated Funk, Samuel Van Dijk slips on his VC-118A guise for a first outing on Delsin. Opener "Vaxna" showcases his well-established dancefloor electro credentials, with the producer wrapping ghostly chords and foreboding noises around a decidedly Drexciya-style groove. Van Dijk goes deeper on the poignant, dreamy and melancholic electro shuffle of "Sepia", before opening side B with the intergalactic wooziness of "25H", where ethereal vocal samples and yearning chords drift across a deep space electro rhythm. Arguably best of all, though, is melodious and life-affirming closing cut "Versicolor", whose effortless beauty and emotive feel is matched only by the punchiness of the producer's beats and bass.
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Moments EP
Moments EP (12")
Cat: CABARET 018. Rel: 05 Dec 18
  1. Dura (6:16)
  2. Moments (5:38)
  3. Eris Invocation (5:49)
  4. Lalita (7:01)
Review: The latest missive from Japan's must-check Cabaret Recordings label comes from Berlin-based ERIS, AKA debutant producers Dea Dvornik and Enrica Falqui. They hit the ground running with the creepy chords, meandering acid lines, sci-fi chords and crunchy machine drums of "Dura", before successfully joining the dots between vintage electro and Chicago style jack on title track "Moments". The duo's love of electro is further explored via the skittish beats, kinetic analogue bass and fizzing electronic melodies of "Eris", while closing cut "Lalita" sees them drift happily into deep space to the accompaniment of rumbling bass, fizzing drum machine cowbells and suitably starry synthesizer melodies.
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In Search Of (Nimoy mix)
In Search Of (Nimoy mix) (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: ANALOG 47. Rel: 03 Dec 18
  1. In Search Of (Nimoy mix) (4:29)
  2. Illuminati Confirmed (5:14)
  3. Plague Doctor (6:06)
  4. Quantum Levitation (4:41)
Review: Techno veteran Mike McClure can be found these days running the Analog label alongside Freddy Fresh in Minnesota, and he's been reviving his raw, hardware-based techno output this year with some strong digi-only appearances. Now he's back on wax with some fist-shaking belters steeped in Midwestern grit - just check "Illuminati Confirmed" with its nasty acid lines and tough drum jack. "Plague Doctor" is an uneasy jam that should satisfy all lovers of truly underground, darkside, old-skool techno, but things get even eerier with "Quantum Levitation." This stuff right here is the real deal, and you can hear McClure's experience all over the tracks.
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A Sides Vol 7 Part 2
  1. Thomas Schumacher - "The Unseen" (6:18)
  2. Victor Ruiz - "Pulso" (6:52)
  3. B Traits - "I Feel The Music" (6:47)
Review: The seventh volume of Drumcode's annual A-Sides compilation hits with no less than 10 debuts for the label, with topline artists releasing their maiden productions on the imprint. Over two decades into its lifespan, Adam Beyer's label keeps evolving and excelling, pushing techno forward while remaining wholly respectful of its roots. On this volume, German techno legend Thomas Schumacher delivers one of his best tracks in a while on the brooding peak time onslaught "The Unseen" which brings the distinct sound of Bremen in to 2018. Ascendant Brazilian DJ Victor Ruiz impresses as always with the melodic and hypnotic "Pulso", before former Radio 1 host B.Traits closes with the chugging factory floor stomp of "I Feel The Music".
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Your Mind
Your Mind (1-sided coloured vinyl 12")
Cat: DC 191. Rel: 29 Aug 18
  1. Your Mind (8:29)
Review: Some collaborative business from the mighty Drumcode camp, as boss man Adam Beyer joins forces with long-serving label artist Bart Skils for the very first time. There's just a single track (albeit pressed on to rather nifty looking marbled vinyl) to get your teeth into, but it's impactful. The duo has put a thunderous, mind-altering arpeggio bassline and heavy kick-drum/hi-hat pattern at the heart of the action, variously decorating it with long, drawn-out organ chords, creepy held synthesizer notes and - most potently - a beguiling vocal sample that neatly summarises the Drumcode clubbing ethos ("you... you're losing your mind"). In other words, it sounds like a future big room techno anthem.
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Muestra (Roy Of The Ravers, Jamie Paton, Kris Baha remixes)
  1. Junior Fairplay - "End Of Love" (Roy Of The Ravers remix 2) (4:46)
  2. Freeform Five - "Throwing Stones" (Jamie Paton remix) (7:23)
  3. Red Axes - "Waiting For A Surprise" (Kris Baha remix) (7:21)
  4. Bal5000 - "Kids" (7:26)
Review: (Emotional) Especial heralds its 30th release with a killer package from an all-star cast that takes in label regulars and newcomers alike. The vibe starts heated and heavy with modern acid champ Roy Of The Ravers taking a blunt instrument or two to Junior Fairplay's "End Of Love," firing off the kind of bludgeoning b-line and fizzing drums that makes his direct approach to the dancefloor so potent. It's somewhat surprising to see Freeform Five pop up on this 12", but Jamie Paton's remix of "Throwing Stones" sounds utterly natural in the habitat - a brooding, simmering trip shot through with noirish synths. Kris Baha gets busy with Red Axes' "Waiting For A Surprise," twisting out an exotic bubbler perfect for the low tempo chugging crowd, and then Bal5000 wraps things up with the gorgeous electro-disco delights of "Kids".
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Played by: Hammer, Ali Renault
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Dare U
Dare U (yellow vinyl 12")
Cat: MOUSE 024. Rel: 12 Sep 18
  1. Dare U (9:20)
  2. The Glitch (9:17)
  3. Black Hole (6:56)
Review: The Swedish techno hero Eric Prydz is back under the Cirez D alias, which has kicked into action full throttle recently - alongside music under the Pryda and ToNjA Holma monikers. His new main room thumper "Dare You" comes courtesy of his own esteemed imprint. From the title track and its tunnelling adventure down into the vortex, to the strobe-lit adrenaline of "The Glitch" or "Black Hole" with its druggy mid-noughties style of minimal shuffle: there's something to rock the dancefloor at any time of the morning by this A.M. expert - on Mouseville's 24th vinyl edition.
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Tru (12")
Cat: LIVITY 034. Rel: 30 Nov 18
  1. Tru (4:35)
  2. Opal (5:44)
  3. The Light Within You (6:17)
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Oganesson (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: MGM 03. Rel: 03 Sep 18
  1. Oganesson
  2. 84
  3. Tournant
  4. Coronal Loop
Review: Malin Genie's distinctive take on house and techno has already earned him spots on some of the contemporary scene's most vital labels, from Hypercolour to Will & Ink, and now his self-titled label throws the doors open to welcome in a likeminded individual with a similar instinct for unconventional approaches to 4/4 dynamics. Yaleesa Hall has already built up a strong identity on Will & Ink, and in partnership with Genie the results are nothing short of spellbinding. From the shimmering dubby tones of "Coronal Loop" to the submerged ruminations of "Oganesson," this is advanced dance music engineered to twist your synapses and shake your limbs in the most unpredictable of ways.
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Rejekto EP (repress)
Rejekto EP (repress) (12" 再出版)
Cat: OT 030. Rel: 05 Dec 18
  1. Rejekto (Perfekto mix) (5:55)
  2. Rejekto (US dub) (5:49)
  3. Rejekto (Frenchbloke instrumental Cover version) (5:56)
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Techno Soul Vol 2
Techno Soul Vol 2 (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: DW 0014. Rel: 10 Dec 18
  1. Route 88 (6:29)
  2. Pass The Butter (5:48)
Review: A1: eddie fowlkes - ROUTE 88 -
Detroit master comes back with Route 88 - it's like going on the freeway in Detroit with a classic techno lead and hard bouncing drums with undercover baseline instantly give the kids the feel of Detroit Techno groove. Another class banger by Techno originator.
B1: eddie fowlkes - PASS THE BUTTER -
This Deep tempo of sexy vocal sample wrap around a deep slipery slope baseline progressing up down with dark chords pass the butter of the funky groove of Detroit house underground sound.
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Exactly Mate EP
Exactly Mate EP (hand-stamped coloured vinyl 12")
Cat: WM 007. Rel: 28 Nov 18
  1. Passing Me By (6:34)
  2. Club Vibe (5:08)
  3. Exactly Mate (4:11)
  4. Out Of Love (6:08)
Review: More sounds capturing the heyday of Yorkshire's mid '90s rave scene courtesy of Mella Dee - the alias of London-based producer Ryan Aitchison. The next installment of his Warehouse Music series is the Exactly Mate EP. Check out the evocative and loved-up late night energy of "Passing Me By" on the A side, which is followed by the driving and minimal "Club Vibe" - both paying respect to the sounds coming out of Birmingham's House Of God around the same era. The minimal, synthy title track takes place on the flip before the life affirming power house "Out Of Love" closes with its hypnotic chords and steely rhythms, hammering the message home.
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Global Surveyor EP
Global Surveyor EP (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: SENSU 004. Rel: 03 Dec 18
  1. The Travel To Planet Trance (6:57)
  2. Cydonia Mensae (6:07)
  3. Eupen (5:41)
  4. Lootbeg & Blinds - "Relate" (6:34)
Review: Leipzig producer Lootbeg has been spotted in the past flaunting his cosmic, melodically enchanting emo-techno on labels like Crow Castle Cuts and Tieffrequent. Now he comes to the burgeoning Sensu label with some of his most powerful productions to date, leading in with the euphoric, sky-scraping "The Travel To Planet Trance". "Cydonia Mensae" follows close behind with some equally lofty tones that position Lootbeg squarely in the stratosphere, while "Eupen" changes tact for a more introverted but no less harmonically rich composition that pushes the rhythm section to the foreground. A collaboration with Blinds, "Relate" edges closer to a deep house outlook with its warm lead lines and dusty jacking beats.
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Played by: Hammer, Buzz Compass
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Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Cat: AMB 3922LP. Rel: 28 Jun 18
  1. Xtal (4:51)
  2. Tha (9:02)
  3. Pulsewidth (3:48)
  4. Ageispolis (5:21)
  5. I (1:12)
  6. Green Calx (6:05)
  7. Heliosphan (4:50)
  8. We Are The Music Makers (7:45)
  9. Schottkey 7th Path (5:02)
  10. Ptolemy (7:14)
  11. Hedphelym (6:04)
  12. Delphium (5:27)
  13. Actium (7:36)
Review: In line with the timely reappraisal of all things R&S related, the resurgent Apollo have seen the opportunity to bring one of their most celebrated records back for another round. Aphex Twin's ambient recordings mature magnificently with age, sounding ever richer and more emotive as the rest of electronic music continues to play catch up all around. From the gentle breakbeats of "Xtal" to the aquatic techno lure of "Tha", the airy rave of "Pulsewidth" to the heartwrenching composition of "Ageispolis", every track is a perennial example of how far ambient techno could reach even back then. It's just that no-one quite had the arm-span of Richard D. James.
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Beware Of Shells
Beware Of Shells (white vinyl 12")
Cat: EAUX 1191. Rel: 29 Nov 18
  1. Beware Of Shells (5:59)
  2. Incisors (5:38)
  3. The Swelling (2:40)
  4. Sister (remix) (6:25)
  5. Pecking Order (7:55)
Review: Rrose continues to serve up occasional slabs of mind-altering techno gold, primarily on the Eaux label the producer established in 2012 after parting company with Sandwell District. This year-ending missive is as impressive as it is mind-altering and thought provoking. Opener "Beware of Shells" delivers a trippy and intoxicating blend of rhythmic modular noise and foreboding electronics, before the creepy "Incisors" leads us gently by the hard towards peak-time techno dancefloors. Elsewhere, "The Swelling" serves up buzzing, mangled white noise, "Sister (Remix)" is a psychedelic, mid-tempo modular techno chugger, and closing cut "Pecking Order" is a particularly dystopian chunk of otherworldly ambient.
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Graffi Gravi
  1. Yoshinori Hayashi - "Dissociative" (8:26)
  2. Telephones - "Kalimbalimbo" (6:10)
  3. DB.Source & Riccardo Schiro - "Montevago" (3:01)
  4. Dynamo Dreesen - "Reactivate" (7:57)
  5. Oyvind Morken & Kaman Leung - "Tunnel Visjon" (5:30)
  6. Acidboychair - "The End (At Any Speed)" (4:45)
Review: Gravity Graffiti celebrates the tenth output in full effect with this unmissable double EP featuring the weapons of Telephones, Yoshinori Hayashi, DB.Source & Riccardo Schiro, Dynamo Dreesen, Oyvind Morken & Kaman Leung, Acidboychair. Serious scratches!!!

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Factory Jack Muzik 1987-1988
Factory Jack Muzik 1987-1988 (heavyweight vinyl 12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: MNSX 014. Rel: 05 Dec 18
  1. Can't Wait (Factory mixx 1987) (6:46)
  2. Halloween House (6:15)
  3. Nightmare (feat Jammin Gerald) (5:44)
  4. Jack My Body (Factory mixx 1988) (4:25)
Review: Given that he only ever released one single, you'd be forgiven for being unfamiliar with Slick Master Rick - an early Chicago house producer who later found fame as Dance Mania-signed ghetto-house producer Houz'mon. Here, Singaporean label Midnight Shift has pulled off a coup by pairing his sought-after "Halloween House" cut - an early ghetto-acid smasher released in 1988 - with a trio of previously unreleased tracks recorded in the same period. Check first the stab-happy thump of "Can't Wait" - all glassy-eyed vocal samples and thunderous kick-drums - before turning your attention to the rubbery, TB-303-heavy jack of Jammin Gerald hook-up "Nightmare". Closing cut "Jack My Body", meanwhile, is a brilliantly sparse but heavy chunk of blistering ghetto-house.
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Played by: Jerome Hill
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Cong Burn 04
Cong Burn 04 (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: CB 04. Rel: 10 Dec 18
  1. Flaty - "Clearences"
  2. Lack - "Multiplier"
  3. Chekov - "First Thought"
  4. Martinou - "Guide Pattern"
Review: Moving towards faster bpms and with some fresh faces Cong Burn's fourth 12" is a step into new ground for the young collective. A1 sees St Petersburg's Flaty follow up his Gost Zvuk 2xLP with some twisted electro. At A2 Lack shifts gears to an early doors stomper. Chekov's B1 showcases the Leeds producer's hypnotic side. While the B2 is closed out by Martin Stromstedt aka Martinou with a lengthy trip floating on airy pads and a subtle groove.

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 in stock $8.36
Rave Reworks
Rave Reworks (heavyweight vinyl 12" 再出版)
Cat: NTNLTD 002. Rel: 21 Nov 18
  1. Love 4 Rave (5:56)
  2. Rave 4 Love (4:59)
Played by: Maxx Rossi
 in stock $8.36
Self Will
Self Will (heavyweight vinyl 12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: SKIN 001. Rel: 05 Dec 18
  1. Linked (6:20)
  2. Self Will (7:04)
  3. Versatility (5:29)
  4. Fruition (6:43)
 in stock $9.68
A Sides Vol 7 Part 6
  1. Charlotte De Witte - "Remember" (6:44)
  2. Reset Robot - "Self Existence" (6:52)
  3. Ramiro Lopez - "Delta" (6:21)
  4. Christian Smith & John Selway - "Burning Chrome" (7:05)
 in stock $9.68
Out Of Field EP
Cat: POLEGROUP 054. Rel: 07 Dec 18
  1. Unveiling Of Reality (5:43)
  2. Out Of Field (5:40)
  3. Wandering Nowhere (5:41)
  4. Unnoticed Absence (5:33)
 in stock $9.41
Puro Rosaceae
Cat: IDLE 054. Rel: 22 Nov 18
  1. Puro Rosaceae (5:57)
  2. Puro Rosaceae (KMOS Harmonizer dub) (6:43)
  3. Soft Touch (4:38)
Review: Since serving up his first single on Tempa back in 2014, Soundman Chronicles chief Dwayne Parris-Robinson has yet to put a foot wrong. His latest outing on Bristol institution Idle Hands - a follow-up to 2016 EP "Burr" - is impressive. Check first title track "Puro Rosaceae", where deliciously woozy, deep house style chords and melodies weave in and out of a sparse but heavy, sub-propelled rhythm track. The track gets the remix treatment from Kassem Mosse under his KMOS alias. The lauded German producer takes the track even deeper, doffing a cap towards dusty, straight-to-tape jams while drawing influence from intoxicating dub techno productions. Parris-Robinson takes a leaf out of Mosse's book on the deliciously dubbed-out, sweet and melodic bonus cut "Soft Touch".
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Played by: Tasha
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3024 FYE2
3024 FYE2 (12")
Cat: 3024 FYE2. Rel: 29 Nov 18
  1. Rhodes Island (6:04)
  2. Ocean Floor (5:05)
  3. Don Greno (5:31)
 in stock $9.41
Dominance Remixes
Cat: BC 011. Rel: 05 Dec 18
  1. Voltage (Peter Van Hoesen's Midnight Haze remix) (6:11)
  2. False Memories (Midnight Operator remix) (7:54)
  3. Seeking Solace (ZIPPO remodel) (5:54)
  4. Alpha Cephei (Deniro remix) (4:56)
Played by: Ben Sims, Deep'a & Biri
 in stock $9.41
Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 5
Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 5 (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: MachineSampler 005. Rel: 10 Dec 18
  1. Marcel Fengler - "Cortex"
  2. Alienata - "The 8th Passenger"
  3. James Ruskin - "TZR"
  4. Psyk - "Voyager"
Review: The final sampler taken from Ben Sims' 'Tribology' mix comp features former Berghain resident and IMF label-boss Marcel Fengler drop stomping machine funk and Alienata deliver ethereal electro while James Ruskin and Psyk unleash two very different takes on mesmerising, peak time workouts respectively.

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Played by: Tasha
 in stock $8.36
Cum In Peace
Cum In Peace (blue vinyl 12")
Cat: UNCUM 1. Rel: 05 Dec 18
  1. Chingo (8:02)
  2. Tricky LSD (8:11)
 in stock $13.08
Wa Wu We 003
Wa Wu We 003 (limited 12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: WWW 003. Rel: 05 Dec 18
  1. Wa Wu We 003 A (8:07)
  2. Wa Wu We 003 B1 (6:59)
  3. Wa Wu We 003 B2 (6:45)
 in stock $12.55
So Right
So Right (12")
Cat: ZEN 12499. Rel: 30 Nov 18
  1. So Right (extended) (6:02)
  2. So Right (John Talabot Pressure dub) (9:07)
  3. La Ecstase (feat Lamusa II) (4:59)
  4. La Ecstase (feat Lamusa II - Silent Servant remix) (5:46)
 in stock $9.68
A Sides Vol 7 Part 1
A Sides Vol 7 Part 1 (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: DC 195 1. Rel: 07 Nov 18
  2. Wehbba - "Just" (5:26)
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The Story Tellers EP 2
The Story Tellers EP 2 (140 gram vinyl double 12")
Cat: SUB 045. Rel: 12 Nov 18
  1. That D Beat (7:34)
  2. That D Beat (Camouflaged) (6:28)
  3. That D Beat (Deetron remix) (9:41)
  4. Blue Bird (8:01)
  5. Blue Bird (Filtered) (5:31)
  6. Blue Bird (DJ Bone remix) (10:06)
Review: After their first seismic collaboration back in 2016, DJ Bone and Deetron are back in action as The Storytellers and they've got six new mixes of impeccable techno for you to sink your teeth into. "That D Beat" comes first - a brittle, rasping monster of a track with frantic urgency and experimentation in equal measure, which then gets softened out a touch with the human elements that feed into the "Camouflaged" version. Deetron's standalone mix of "That D Beat" is a wholly different proposition made of deep, dubby synth expressions without losing the rhythmic energy of the original. "Blue Bird" is a gorgeous slice of machine soul that reaches for the stratosphere, only to take on a kind of bombastic heft when tweaked for the "Filtered" version. Then Bone does a powerful finishing move on "Blue Bird" that matches the strong melodic strokes of the track with his own uncompromising artistic signature - a match made in techno heaven.
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