indira paganotto & unkle fon, collab to drop their first release together on phase insane records. two original tracks ready to break the dance floor. faithful to their productions of killer kicks, this time including also some acid lines and 90 s grooves. b side includes two insane remixes by flug and ricardo garduno.

next koryu masterpiece

phase insane is proud to present el carton, the first collaboration between the madrilenians gale talk andunkle fon. this massive work will not leave anybody indifferent, as it is really unusual having music as original as the one they bring us. gale talk and unkle fon bring us two huge dark techno tracks produced over really deep melodic and groovy elements. these songs generate a massive effect in the dance floor as they are based in very hypnotic sounds which make listeners get into the groove from the very first moment. if this looks great, it becomes better when you listen the fantastic remix of el carton produced by the brooklyn based duo loud neighbor.
support early supported by richie hawting, maceo plex, joseph capriaty, paco osuna, anderson noise, cicuendez, franco bianco and many more.

specka, is undoubtedly the most emblematic club in madrid and has wanted to celebrate its 30th anniversary by publishing a vinyl in which it is reflected that it is still avant-garde, evolution and musical quality. the e.p is presented in 12 ”format and is a v.a. where artists oscar mulero, steve parker, unkle fon and gabriel d’or & bordoy collaborate.

marbled marbled yellow color vinyl, full colour jacket, volume number 5 of 8 vinyls, for the 16 years of illegal alien records

the spanish techno imprint celebrates the release of their first long lenght with this compilation featuring tracks by some of the most prominent underground techno artists among some new talents including works from: christian wünsch, datura dilema, developer, dinamite, kalter ende, stanislav tolkachev, unkle fon and vertical spectrum. the sound palette focuses on danceable numbers, but also include some broken beats and industrial touches showcasing the diversity of their catalogue.