luke sanger aka duke slammer has been a busy boy lately, from regular appearances at berlin s infamous panorama bar, to composing game soundtracks for ubisoft. in this installment luke dons his slammer hat for a holiday inspired selection aimed at the dance floor. pack the picnic: box jams takes inspiration from the vast norfolk sky and coastline. slammer takes to his hardware to jam out a strain of melodic techno that bear resemblance to acts like dmx krew and larry heard.

uk funk connoisseur duke slammer takes the driving seat on the 303-fueled ‘bangkok skytrain’, with remixes from moscow based simple symmetry and returning artist tony g. inspired by tropical heat, bangkok skytrain utilises 303s, analogue drum machines and mixes in field recordings taken from an excursion to thailand. the result is a heady concoction of warm basslines and humid atmospheres, with a groove reminiscent of early 90’s melodic techno and a cheeky drum track that wouldn’t be out of place on a larry heard record. simple symmetry, the lipski brothers from moscow, slowly rebuild layers of the track like a locomotive building up momentum, and in typical style simple symmetry style finding the perfect vocal sample and pan pipes that help propels you into the foreign lands. before you know it the track is pumping at full chug! tony g’s take goes a bit further afield than the original. a dub rhythm sets the picture in outer-space. hihats stutters like cosmic dust rickashading off the nosecone of the space ship while longing strings take us deep into a distant nebular before the 303 bring the thousands of new galaxies into view. definitely music to listen to in the dark! look out for the secret dancefloor weapon ‘just drums’, an industrial drum machine workout for the freaks!

comes on slinky clear vinyl in a clear poly bag, duke slammer keeps the freak flag fly-ing high with his sixth 7inch release on bonus7 records. to coincide with the release of upcoming duke slammer album >droid boogie<, there is a limited run of 7 inch vinyl feat. droid boogie and a super-awesome remix by datassette on the flip...

brilliant funky - electro disco / boogie

lukes angers ace >dinked< 7 inch label returns with part.4... comes on slinky clear vinyl in a clear poly bag. super limited copies , restrictions may apply after the rip-roaring success of duke slammers 2011 debut album >everybody sweat< and three subsequent sell-out. 7 inch records, the duke returns for 2012 with another super collectable 7inch release! >spandex< opens with luscious stretchy stabs, making way for a comfortable fitting pad progression and lead synth that would tear through any man-made fibre. this drops away to reveal a squelchy, rubberised bassline that will knock your cycling shorts off! flip for >vhs distress< and get ready for the aural equivalent of cronenburgs videodrome chewed up and spat out through a myriad of fuzzy, nostalgic chords and a spacey bootsy-esque bassline. forget hd, this is vhs

shibuya shibuya - really sweet, slower electro funkgo$$ip - very avalanches in sound, with the background chatter and looped sample...excellent stuff

limited lofi funked electro... ltd coloured 7 inch vinyl

lukes angers ace new dinked 7 inch label returns with part.3 for 2012 ! comes on slinky clear vinyl in a clear poly bag. super limited copies for distro, restrictions may apply . >duke slammer is, if you might wonder, luke’s anger in tight lycra pants who is suddenly making something between boogie and skweee. heavily infected with the purple and the disco funk vibe this sweetness is funky as hell!< (lowriders blog).. these records make their intentions clear from the outset, raw swung-out drum machine beats and squelchy moog basslines combine with sleazy pads and wiggly worm lead synths, all the necessary elements for a tasty funk formula! immediate comparisons have been drawn with early 80s synth-funk stars such as parliament, george clinton and zapp, as well as new school disco producers from dam-funk to space dimension controller. all tracks were created on the teenage engineering op-1 and uploaded straight from the synth direct to the mastering house, boom

freaky electro 10 track lp

smartbar resident & cool ranch boss chrissy is back with a pair of jackin, disco-infused house stormers with remixes from nyc dj eli escobar who delivers a tribal remix of “nothing” while duke slammer doubles down on “cant get me down-. support from the black madonna and paul johnson. related items

incl remixes by duke slammer, hey o hansen, peter presto, rss disco and tilman tausendfreund