Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : Consulate

das label aus sydney konzentriert sich auf australische musik die sowohl für den club als auch für den heimgebrauch gemacht ist.

a short description: 4 dubbed-out cuts in deep rave mode

from australia to bitterfeld - 4 dark & twisted cuts from senate.

2019 remastered reissue of calibre’s timeless album classic, originally released. the 4x12 inch release includes a download code.

power electro until breakbeat and trip house.

plaza’s first physical release features 4 tracks from an all local lineup of atripat, consulate, lanngman and mike midnight. this one comes from a special place, a place where raw electronic excursions go head to head with heavy machine fuelled jams. conceived in the north western coast and commemorated from the depths of the city.

leipzig’s r.a.n.d. muzik are perhaps better known for pressing records than releasing them, but to demonstrate their new picture disc press they ve curated a limited edition compilation lp for reflective home listening (and viewing). featuring lowtec, consulate and leipzig locals panthera krause and leibniz to name just a few, over its 8 tracks the collection moves from melody-driven idm to dark, atmospheric ambience, through to reflective electronica. skilfully pressed on two sides of 12” plastic with artwork by marijn degenaar this is surely a must-have for every sensible record collector.

returning with four tracks from four upcoming artists, lkr003 explores a variety of styles on the fringes of modern techno, with elements of industrial, noise, atmospheric ambience and clattering breakbeats forming an uncompromising whole.
on the a-side, strahinja arbutina’s brutal four-to-the-floor techno screamer ‘dehumidifier’ rattles the roof, leading into iazikzazubami’s slower, mysteriously murky ‘brmaa’, where visions of dark landscapes are conjured. on the b-side, consulate drags you further deep into the nightclub dungeon with his techno + breaks laden stomper ‘klattenburg’, while the ep is drawn to a determined close with hymns’ ‘map 7’, which gathers the eerie, robotic vibes of the previous cuts, and projects them into an energetic, mechanical climax.

melbourne acid techno artist lou karsh is back with a second 12” on his imprint lkr records. the “tribal transition ep” features three original tracks and one intense and energetic reconstruction by perth artist consulate. combining chopped breaks and trademark acid with a fresh nod to the deep, raw, heavy and fast, lkr002 conjures images of thunderous raves of times gone by.