for club lonelys fifth release they tapped alden tyrell and ben sims to split a 12 inch of jacking club tunes. no animals were harmed in the making to this record

mr. g comes up with another addition to his phoenix g catalog. this time long time friend ben sims does a splendid remix on the a side. furthermore, mr. g drops a banging 12” like always.

following hefty releases for karlovak and bass culture in 2015, ben sims continues to bring his ron bacardi alias heat with along with a remix from borrowed identity.

uk techno stalwart ben sims adopts his ron bacardi alias for an outing on bass culture records, bringing with him three varying slices of 4x4-based music. d’julz has a deep penchant for bass and funk, and this is evident throughout the ep. we get off to a rugged start with ‘rock your body’, a deliciously dark slice of grumbling techno. intertwined with the morose bassline is a mysterious, tribal-esque female vocal, warped and twisted to add a primal feel to the track. on the flip, bacardi puts his a different hat on giving us ‘first effort’ a vivacious funk-laced hybrid, which teases you spitting out intermittent trumpets and other such live instruments. finally, ‘the money/dub’ goes straight into disco territory with that oh-so-familiar entrancing rhythm that will keep you fixed to its beat from start to finish. that filtered wah-wah guitar is impossible to resist, especially when combined with such crisp percussion. sheer quality from monsieur bacardi…

a welcome return for the mighty hardgroove label see s ben sim present his ron bacardi alias as well as new track in the middle featuring remixes by ron bacardi & vinalog as part of record stores day 2015. 12 inch clear vinyl in spined sleeve

ben sims presents the final (but first!) in his long-running theory series. over the years theory has presented us with some of the most essential house & techno releases on offer. sims unleashes four forward forward-thinking techno cuts for 050.1, headed up by a smoking remix from the bold marcel dettmann.

ben sims presents the penultimate chapter in his long-running theory series. over the years theory has presented us with some of the most essential house & techno releases on offer. sims unleashes four forward forward-thinking techno cuts for 050.2, two of these receiving the remix treatment from planetary assault systems and dvs1.

the final strike from theory recordings. over the years theory has presented us with some of the most essential house & techno releases on offer. sims goes all out on 050.3 with a grip of dancefloor killers, backed by a stunning remix from none other than surgeon!

banging prime time techno !!
four peak-timers incl. a special club edit of the popular rawhide track, and degiorgio s dread appears on vinyl for the first time after it s inclusion on sims fabric mix cd. funky and uncompromising as always - this will be a mainstay in techno sets.

mad limitado. you know the drama. spreading these out across the board as per. this limited remix 10 inch showcases a remix of break glass from l vis 1990s dance system moniker alongside a vip mix of reflection from sims. the former, featured on sims fabric comp, continues to nurture his raw, machine driven and retro leaning vibes while the theory boss turns in a dense, jacking number.

uk legends ben sims and mark broom are on remix duty for truncates first remix ep. also truncate reworks his own track concentrate on the flip side.

following his well received fabric mix comp in december 2013, ben sims returns to his own theory imprint with yet another ring release in the form of *reflection*, which features two original new tracks, a remix from rod and a vinyl exclusive. the eponymous opener is a strident, 909 + 707 driven affair that fuses overlapping, stereoscopic tones to a gently distorted and brutalist groove that sits somewhere between dance mania and detroit. *break glass* is the second original on offer and has been a heavily requested track for the past few months. the perfect partner to *reflection*, *break glass* is similarly overdriven but heavy on the sort of mechanical funk that sims does so well. rods version of *reflection* is a linear assault which ebbs and ows with purpose throughout a linear and intense arrangement while sims remix of *break glass* zeros in on bone rattling percussive aesthetics and vox samples, in much demand after featuring on his fabric mix cd.

yes, retro-vert is back! this time around its a bold 303 mission, with ben sims on the machines, tyree cooper on the vocals and the illusive geeeman on the remix duties, only available on ultra limited (150 copies!)coloured, hand stamped vinyl.

ben sims joins resurgent british techno producer aubrey for a vs release on the theory imprint this november which takes in a 12 inch with one vinyl only track (joyrider)...

limited to 150 copies, vinyl only .... pressed on red coloured 10 inch, incl rmxs by trevino + massimo di lena

bomb! one of the best fellas who constantly burning down floors with his peak time monsters got remixed by the cream of techno. there are no more words needed!

(ben sims rmx) robert hoods floorplan album, paradise earned numerous accolades in the media on its release this summer and continues to receive mammoth support on the airwaves and in clubland. but hood doesnt rest on his laurels. heres mpm17

highly limited vinyl only release to accompany theory 044. strictly limited to 150 copies on transparent vinyl. dj support from: rolando, truncate, clouds, luke slater, dj deep, dvs1, ben klock, dave clarke, surgeon, marvel fengler, skream, sev dah, marel dettmann, kryptic minds, benjamin damage, gerd , j tijn + ben sims.

sims & degiorgio follow up the success of machine 01 with another showcase of blistering modern techno and uplifting electronic bliss. strike aims straight for peak-time with a driving, trademark sims rhythm that only he knows how to pull off. degiorgios remix keeps it tough but adds some subtle elements in keeping with his soulful approach to music-making. degiorgios own *guardian angel* is another in his series of uniquely harmonic techno tracks that has no equivalent in dance music. another major statement from the number one techno event around. machine.

theory is back with a super solid release and lil something for everyone! heavy machine funking jams from ben sims get the remix treatment from mighty marcelus plus a bonus dubbed out (vinyl only) club groove. enjoy! early support from: rolando, truncate, clouds, luke slater, dj deep, dvs1, ben klock, dave clarke, surgeon, marvel fengler, skream, sev dah, marel dettmann, kryptic minds, benjamin damage,gerd,j tijn, ben sims

adam beyers unique vision of the afterparty uses phased percussion, tripped out drums and an ethereal like pad and melody to create a stand out remix that blends together two unique ideas momentously. ben klock steps up to take on the afterparty too with the sound ever so synonymous with him. he uses rhythmic stabs and an unusual melody that works so well within the atmospheric landscape he has created.

alan fitzpatrick yet again doesnt disappoint with his remix of riots in london that uses delayed stabs and a rolling bass line to construct another dark peak time player. jerome sydenhams carbon dub of smoke and mirrors is heavily dynamic and uses a piano chord andthe original vocal to create an energetic vibe. cari lekebusch remix of bullet uses a phased underlying melody to really drive the track forward before the bleep melody is introduced later into the track.

joseph capriatis remix of can you feel it is a funky techno track that uses stabs to really build a solid groove that will be a sure fire hit. the sandwell district remix of i feel it deep uses the original vocal in an ambient journey with pads and percussion to tell a story.

part 3 of the disco trix vol 4 mixes featuring the mighty mr g aka colin mcbean on the remix

dj pepo presents: inspired! pepos own label to release his consistently evolving techno sound. infecta is the record label from delta bookings in spain. now combined the labels bestsellers inpired 5 and 6 and infecta 5 in one special priced package.

lampin techno with a disco twist and a kink remix. the classic sweet pussy pauline sample crops up on a cowbell-kinked and chugging sims original. bulgarian house god kink takes things deeper on the flip with his rollin remix of freaks.

billy nasty announces the re-launch of his tortured and electrix labels... a great re-start to this label – radio play and dj support already from: marcel fengler, richie hawtin, norman nodge, rolando, dvs1, colin dale, trevor rockcliffe, the black dog, speedy j, slam, samuel l. session, rob booth, marco bailey, james tec, dj deep, alan fitzpatrick, darko esser, kyle geiger, dj snoop, kr!z, angel molina, anderson noise, adam jay, dj hyperactive, dustin zahn, gary beck, mark archer, ritzi lee and many more...

the return of ben sims with a killer double header of pounding grooves...

two of the uks most formidable names in techno step into the ring for a head to head on theory. stephen brown is a man who certainly needs no introduction, and his knack of channeling the best of detroit innovation and adding his own distinct flavours shows no sign of letting up. on >fuego< and >polar< brown takes us further into the jacking zone, his signature lush melodies driving up the rear until they envelope the tracks in a haze of deep and emotive vibrations, but never letting up on the tough rhythms. ben sims is drafted in to remix both tracks, leaving slicing shards of sound and roughing up the beat on his remix of >polar<, before delving into a hard-funk take of >fuego<. big business from two keepers of the true techno flame.

continuing the success of ben sims and kirk degiorgios joint project machine - a clubnight which focuses on new, unreleased, & upfront music its primary home in london, but with editions all across europe each year - ben & kirk set out their stall with the debut release of their new imprint of the same name.kirks machine theme slips into deep & melodic grounds,while bens metalworks brings a harder, dead-of-night techno feel. sims also lends his remixing skills and provides a tougher examination of machine theme

the prolific run of ben sims and his theory imprint shows no sign of stopping, this time its a tough but dj friendly 3 tracker featuring remixes from 2 of hollands finest. orlando voorn, a bonafide techno legend, graces the e.p with a firing and typically quirky, funked up, analogue drenched reworking. while ritzi lee returns with another no nonsense, raw as fuck, balls to the wall monster. the original from sims is an intense, pacey and relentless jacker, thats been doing plenty of damage in his sets for over a year. limited edition vinyl.

played and supported by chris liebing, dvs1, marcel fengler,inigo kennedy, bas mooy, oscar mulero, truncate, markus suckut and more.kike pravda presents his first release on his own label called senoid recordings, including a remix of ben sims. the vinyl starts with the track exalt.it includes a roland 909 very processed, aggressive and distorted sound until the end, accompanied by a sequence of a dark bassline and dynamic,which kike pravda takes it to the limit of its frequencies in constant evolution.a track that makes it the letter of introduction of senoid. in b side, ben sims remix scared to the most pure style of mr ben. hi-hats unstoppable, unmistakable grooves,giving back to the sounds of the original, essential for its most faithful followers.closes the record the original version of scared, a continuous arpeggio with an accompaniment of a 909 ride pure, brilliant, subtle.scared evolves from beginning to end, with touches of dark, analogic, atmospheres and glitches, which turns it into a space trip.

2nd part with more percussive uk prime time techno

ultraphat pumpin uk prime time techno

after a break of over a year while he concentrated on his debut album >smoke & mirrors< for drumcode, ben sims theory label returns to celebrate the 40th release with a stormer featuring remixes from 3 of the finest techno names around (robert hood, rolando and skudge). the title track >slow motion< was included on marcel fenglers recent ostgut ton mix cd and has been in huge demand ever since plus there is the brand new sims cut >new blood< to complete the package.
early dj support: ben klock, marcel dettmann, adam beyer, dave clarke, joris voorn, marcel fengler, oscar mulero, rolando, robert hood, ben sims + more.

after a break of over a year while he concentrated on his debut album >smoke & mirrors< for drumcode, ben sims theory label returns to celebrate the 40th release with a stormer featuring remixes from 3 of the finest techno names around (robert hood, rolando and skudge). the title track slow motionwas included on marcel fenglers recent ostgut ton mix cd and has been in huge demand ever since plus theres brand new sims cuts >straight from bolivia< and >new blood< to complete the package. early dj support: ben klock, marcel dettmann, adam beyer, dave clarke, joris voorn, marcel fengler, oscar mulero, rolando, robert hood, ben sims + more

after a break of over a year while he concentrated on his debut album >smoke & mirrors< for drumcode, ben sims theory label returns to celebrate the 40th release with a stormer featuring remixes from 3 of the finest techno names around (robert hood, rolando and skudge). the title track >slow motion< was included on marcel fenglers recent ostgut ton mix cd and has been in huge demand ever since plus theres brand new sims cuts >straight from bolivia< and >new blood< to complete the package. early dj support: ben klock, marcel dettmann, adam beyer, dave clarke, joris voorn, marcel fengler, oscar mulero, rolando, robert hood, ben sims + more.

dave clarke has already been playing the original out and ben just played his mix on his latest clr podcast

15 years of drumcode, with two bangin primetime tracks from slam & ben sims... just killers no fillers

a straight upfront pounding original from dutch producer mr jones is joined here on the remix by current drumcode favourite ben sims for a groovier, more funk filled workout. dublin based producer sunil sharpe rounds off the package with a seriously twisted heads down broken beat approach.
armory has been hammered all over by dave clarke for most of 2011 & mr jones is studio partner dave under the guise of unsubscribe. together they have already completed remixes for black asteroid & detrot grand pubahs with more to follow in 2012.

brandnew ben sims album with a fresh 2011 sound ! feat. blake baxter & tyree cooper

infecta is the record label from delta bookings in spain. the bookingsagency is looking after the famous spanish artists: dj pepo (inspired recs)joton (newrhythmic), cesar almena (code, fabrik), dj link (amigos recs), inaki villasante (disclosure), event 7 (infecta recs), jose pouj (injected, warm up) and dj lizana (inspired, naked lunch). because off all these artists and connections its no wonder labelowner uge can choose from many tracks for his imprint. for the 5th release he got hold of the finest techno stompers from: ben sims, event 7, dj pepo and de oliveira!

ultraphat percussive hardgroovin techno classic! limited copies available!

1989 release by joyce sims.

brand new dance remixes of this club friendly track from the recent album from the knife in collaboration with mt. sims and planningtorock, >tomorrow, in a year<, made for the opera of the same name and commissioned by danish performance group hotel pro forma. the music is based on charles darwins book >on the origin of the species<, his notebooks and other randomly selected darwin related literature and articles. remixes from bodycode aka portable and shinedoe.

ben sims teams up with one of glasgows finest mesuma for 4 track ep for his hargroove label

ben sims & friends on the latest hargroove - part 2 of the black gold series.

for this ninth episode of the light, non other than hardgroove master ben sims, delivering his superb funk, this time with some detroit elements.labels own a.paul contributes with 2 tracks, metatrons cube a progressive rhythm track great in the mix, and >vontade< a melodic strong builder. a.paul also prepared special surprise that are 7 locked groove loops, that will for sure spice up your mix in the 3rd deck.