great reissue from 1978!

on an unassuming cassette, just labelled ‘robert rental’ in green dymo tape, these demos have lain unheard for years amongst his family’s treasured possessions, cared-for artefacts of a life cut short far too soon.
these songs, which robert recorded in his council flat in battersea in 1980, provide an enticing glimpse into his all-too-infrequent solo work. on most occasions, robert worked with thomas leer, daniel miller or other collaborators. these are rough recordings, tape hiss still in evidence, but his creativity shines through the murk, like uncut diamonds.

robert rental was the stage name of robert donnachie (1952?2000), a british pioneer of post-punk, diy, and industrial music. originally from port glasgow, scotland, he moved to the south of england with thomas leer in the late 1970s where he met glenn michael wallis. glenn was recording music with the group heute and leaving to start his solo projects nkvd and konstruktivists. both were heavily involved with throbbing gristle and the industrial records crew. in the summer of 1979, robert invited glenn to his studio in battersea to jam. robert on guitar and glenn on an edp wasp synthesizer. for each session that summer they would play for about 40 minutes, maybe longer, stoned. robert suggested they record it, many times erasing and over recording one session for the next. the music had no titles, as they were never intended to be released. on these recordings, robert enjoyed playing like robert fripp of king crimson, while glenn channeled wolfgang flur of kraftwerk. influenced by krautrock bands like can, neu!, cluster/harmonia, as well as terry riley and brian eno the duo forged a unqiue brand of industrial music. tape loops and synthesizer sounds played backward conjure dark ambient moods. all songs have been remastered for vinyl by george horn at fantasy studios in berkeley. the lp is housed in a jacket that features a drawing by robert rental from glenn?s archives as well as a handwritten note from robert to glenn. each copy includes 2 photo postcards featuring a transcription of robert?s letter and liner notes from glenn wallis.

the other half of polder, david labeij strikes with his ultimate deep and grooving stripped funky techno sound. supported by 2000 and one, shinedoe and bart skils

another new label. the a side brings a beautifully produced remix by the new man of the moment shlomi aber who has also had tracks on labels such as alternative route. proggy house music with an edge of electro & trance keeping the track sounding fresh..

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daas vierte album von waving the guns auf 180 gramm doppel-vinyl im klappcover.

tape with mp3 download. if you tune into charlie bones on nts then you will know this. it s been getting played daily. close pal of rubadub, partials pigeon steve, launches his seated music label with a tape release of his dads demos from 1986. essential for fans of lo-fi 80 s scottish music a la jozef k, robert rental and more mainstream synth pop.

new low profile uncage sublabel for everything house.

melting grooves by berlin based huerta

thomas leer is an innovative electronic musician from port glasgow, scotland. he began singing for a local band at age 13, and was writing his own music by 18. by 1977, he had moved to london, where he fronted pressure, a clash­-esque punk group with fellow experimental scottish musician robert rental. after hearing kraftwerk, leer became interested in synthesizers – not long after, he was exploring the experimental techniques of eno, zappa, beefheart, faust, and can. in 1978, thomas released his first single, private plane / international , on his own oblique records that we reissued in 2015. 1979 is a 14-song collection spread across two pieces of vinyl clocking in at 70 minutes. leer says, 1979 was a great year for making music.

marvis dee opens the newly varnished in the my dreams imprint with a boogie-led 5-track ep of late-night 80s house and slow groove-soaked beats. drawing from the magical influence of the conga-a-plenty tr-727 drum machine along with stomach rumbling basses and glistening synth romanticism conjured from the same machine. sailing over alpha moon is the first in a 3 ep series exploring these ideas, machines and the nostalgic attachment to things we have once experienced but may not remember. trapped solely in the memories of others, but returning in our dreams.

tj hertz he has a white label unknown objekt. from below as if the body is muscular rock sound, the words of the author’s case, dub step, three steps are a complex mixture of core and base, garage, techno. record during 28 months, hessle audio, including obtaining support from the scuba and surgeons, aphex twin, james ruskin, release the forefront of the techno / electronica scene, in the presence mysterious, and the label is. in addition, the top clubs such as fabric, such as radiohead sbtrkt work and nun or a mixer containing a book and berghain has been steadily eroded the deepest part of the scene is employed as. his name, the founder of a leading car rental company, or unit of frequency cited physicists in the mystical setter for a feature not leave a name, tj hertz. doberman, writing for himself while living in retirement in the body that is born in japan and raised in the uk, now in the outskirts of berlin, came from a magazine interview requests all 100 dj mag special million euros was more interested in the beginning with no offers, he said, the behavior is earnestly devoted to the basement

first release of the alchemy elements series which features works from the alchemy crew. this debut release includes brand new tracks by riccardo ferri, gabry fasano, athos, mauro picotto and alex dionysi. stay tuned for more alchemy elements releases coming in the near future!

some people call him a >weirdy beardy<.... others know him simply as >bob van rental<... we know him as bobby lorenz, and he s back! this time he s teamed up with label cohort kristoph for their 2nd collaborative outing on slave. the first came in the form of the massive >lock-in< re-work of deepgroove s >attack! attack!<, which has been cropping up in the playlists of the rich, the famous, the great, the good, the downright bizarre, and near enough everyone in between