glow in the dark vinyl

bog bodies - the band consisting of robert stillman, anders holst and sean carpio delve into deep time to carve sonic abstractions across their self-titled new album on mic. rob stillman who leads the band also played thom yorke & jonny greenwoods the smile project

seventh album by suso saiz. just a masterpiece

label owners nx1 team up with the british techno head rommek to configure a pure class four tracks ep entitled “foreign bodies”. the vinyl release comes with download code included.

limited edition of 500 copies.

mini lp, limited to 100

clipping. raise the body count on the sequel to last year’s “there existed an addiction to blood”. limited pressing on gold coloured double vinyl.

clipping. raise the body count on the sequel to last year’s “there existed an addiction to blood”. regular pressing on black double vinyl.

new ep by ikonika

mord welcomes jokasti & nek on their label.

synthwave mit ätherischen synthesizern, die zu tiefen analogen beats passen, verschleierte vocals, die von visionen, erinnerungen, bedeutung und versagen erzählen.

killer house ep , tipp

limited to 150 copies. vinyl only.

supported by herve, jamie jones, shiba san, claptone, idris elba, dennis ferrer, dj craze, nicole moudaber, etc

velvet may returns to tears on waves with the “unknown bodies” ep. remixes coming from years of denial and autumns.

limited one-off pressing of 300 copies on transparent purple vinyl.

repress available! foreign bodies / ugly duckling are taken from the calibre album >condition<. supported by fierce, kasra, ant tc1, dj friction, tony coleman, fabio, klute, marcus intalex and presha.

chinaski returns to live at robert johnson with bodies and places, a collection of his latest work.

dan stielow mortazavi has an outer edged family background and a long testament in music starting in his teens with his first recorded project the product that was self released to cassette back in 1983. three decades later it saw a vinyl release on the dark entries label. the debut spite cathedral lp is made with his long-time musical partner karsten svendsen (to feed on others, hinsidan, ate23) and is released with a free bonus 7” on bodies on july 2nd. ultra minimalism streaming from the darkest of places still with a presence of a cold, cold love. with sparse elements they create dramatic scenery. industrial beats backed with something that sounds like hostage jazz and rock drummers fused with the loneliest of themes, epic at times and oh so broken at others. touching topics of man’s inhumanity, paranoid misinterpretations, the fragility of the mind, sex and broken homes without mouthing a single word.

coldgeists music on unknown bodies is an intimate reinterpretation of coldwave, techno and dark ambient codes, uttered with strength, guts, and an underlying romantic soul. inspired by nocturnal runs of bosozoku bikers clans, who stem from this japanese subculture of the late seventies , coldgeist has created a series of soundscapes and songs that evoke speeding through foggy nights and fluorescent lights. haunting repetitions and stiffness of the rhythms as a metaphor of mechanical gestures, of bodies turned into units of consumption, stranded from the life and passion they crave. the frustration of a youth that only finds relief in extreme experiences, danger, and the sexual tension of speed and crashes. with analog and digital instruments, field recordings but also his own voice and songs, coldgeist has bred a truly unique record.

the second release on infidel bodies has as its protagonist -le moderniste- for his debut on the italian label, he produced an album industrial / rhythmic noise, a tribute to some legends of noise music such as: marco corbelli (atrax morgue), maurizio bianchi, tairy ceron (today i m dead), rozz williams. this album is an evocation to sacrality and mysterious fascination of death. the artist radicalizes his sound in this release, getting the result: -a strong work, dark, dirty, it smells death and filth- (le moderniste) this special edition provides a particular package composed of two bags stapled with inside: transparent cassette c60 pro-dubbed, artworks (by paul van trigt), hand-sewn insert, black nitrile gloves.

almost a year has passed since the ghost of serena butler made its appearance on the realms of eerie - techno oddball marco shuttle’s label. now s/he and other beings gave birth to a new continuum, bene tleilax, where serena’s second ep, “from the cloud to our bodies”, has been conceived.
dub visions and found sound sculptures float over a maelstrom of skeletal techno remains, together with delicate melodies and vocal swarms from a realm where nothing is so sacred that it cannot be reengineered and transformed. this is a release which seizes alienation as impetus to generate new worlds while remaining still counter-trend to certain dark souls in modern electronic music. another biomechanical effort which sounds like the perfect nexus of fluid hopes and unparalleled roles.

for the living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing.

“nurse surgeon nurse” is the followup to september’s “your body is my body” - the debut for both the suspended in gaffa band and the label. on this remix package we’ve enlisted some of most interesting producers on the outskirts of club music.

since fabrikate first emerged with a remix of the weeknd’s often in 2014, the duo has showcased a variety of influences on productions ranging from traditional deep house to sounds reminiscent of the l.a. bass house scene. despite rising success, fabrikate retain their anonymity, hidden behind minimalist masks when on stage or behind the camera. in contrast to the vibrant aesthetic that permeates their overall image, the duo remains stoic and silent, taking a shadowy step into the background so their music can truly take centre stage.

puristic electronics in vintage explorer mode.

after the series of caribbean related releases, emotional rescue returns to the early 80s downtown nyc post punk / new wave scene with plus instruments collecting their best and rarest songs on one groove laden ep. 4 tracks of pure downtown punk-dub-funk, all with the nonchalant euro-style delivery of truus de groot. it doesnt get better than this. coming with extended unreleased versions, the originals were collected from sought after eps, an obscure compilation lp and fiishes with a never before released song, this is history. licensed and remastered for aural pleasure

two thrilling tracks and a bonus cd mixtape are three good reasons not to sleep on this.

making waves on his own label, dem records and the swedish barnhus label, stockholm based techno dj & producer simon haydo delivers 4 trademark hypnotic little monsters for balans!support by from blawan, shifted, ame, jonas kopp, svreca, cassegrain and much more

ever elusive duo flight facilities dropped a bombshell on unsuspecting, devoted fans, announcing the wholly unanticipated - and yet incredibly welcomed - debut album, >down to earth<. the production pair, best known for their string of popular club singles have done the unexpected, announcing a cracking new set of tunes to compliment their already impressive back catalogue, along with a headline world tour that will see the guys conquer their biggest headline shows to date, via the likes of the enmore (syd), the forum (melb), webster hall (nyc) and the regent in la.

small bodies ep by easy changes is going to be the first release of arma label in 2014. hungarian producer laurine frost -whose name in advanced moscow line-ups quite naturally correlates with easy changes - did the remix of the title track. fresh and forceful techno flow makes the seventh release distinct among labels latest production. at the same time its connection to the roots is very strong. artists preserved and revitalized that pure underground attitude of early arma deeds its reputation as a club was built on

flying bodies are beta evers and charles kent. they produced only three tracks together of which only one was released on vinyl before. here are the other two tracks. one is a dancefloor smasher and the other one perfect for night drives on the highway... dark, minimal elektro to energize and sooth you. limited to 150 copies.

for their 3rd release well rounded bring you the imaginative and playful funky-influenced house sound of hackman. this ep is packed with punchy & polished productions and adventurous arrangements. we have curated 3 tracks that we feel demonstrate the breadth and potential of this exciting young producer based in leeds, england. on the a bodies is an ecstatic piano-driven belter with immediate appeal. the 4/4 drums drive hard, funked up with supple bass flexations, then punctuated with classic chords and catchy vocal cut-ups. what sounds simple here is carefully considered. a brilliantly constructed, exciting and peak-time melodic banger! on the flip surround leads the listener into more tropical terrain

big with thomas schumacher, tiefschwarz, tim green, adam beyer, richie hawtin, sian, stephan bodzin and many more.. kaiserdisco are finally back on micro.fon and delivers two brand new and innovative bangers both destined to be huge tracks in their very typical style

dark and pushing electro 4-tracker, made by al tourettes aka alec storey in 2006.

cool funky jackin scifi tech funk breaker !!!

this release is a reissue of two of german producer udo heitfields albums for tresor, from 2000 and 2002 respectively. the passage of time has done little to tarnish the productions and of the two albums, the three untitled tracks from the ways of the bodies have some bearing with dub techno,unfolding in a dreamy, jazzed out manner over the course of 20-30 minutes each. timeless meanwhile is a more ambient work, but heitfield manages to keep the listeners attention with the hour-long all and you, two dreamy, abstract works. that they sound all the more relevant given technos shift towards off-beat sounds is testament to heitfields timeless sound.

two early teen suicide eps on one lp. pressed on pink marbled vinyl.

limited edition translucent blue vinyl lp version of gucci doom album by texas based dream pop group lorelei k.