more forward thinking techno from perc trax

our pioneers on the intriguing austrian dubs frontier, return with this their second outing on wax - group niob, the collaborative work of both label heads gerhard potuznik and martin sovinz. >vector< continues further with exploratory mining into the oneforty bpm dubbed into technoid seam - its low end is devious and drills itself clean inside the synapses, mirages of dub cascading either side.

raw dub techno killer tunes

ultraphat detroit techno !!!

nice price deal !!! yo kid! remember back in the day? the underground was truly the underground. people werent trying to make tracks. people were about nice songs. no chart dropping. no ra. no myspace. it was just straight underground pop writing. yo! remember techno pop? what happened? andreas dorau. yo kid! what happened? hamburg, parfüm. what happened? firm. oh! theyre still there. kompakt pop, cologne. what happened? can somebody tell me? ladomat 2ooo. we all know what happened.. console. what happened? egoexpress. what happened? micromusic. what happened? popacid. what happened? hans nieswandt. what happened? rework. what happened? scheinselbständig. what happened? christopher just. what happened? cologne, the minimal pop-house sound. you gotta be kidding. what happened? synth pop. come on man, whats up? techno pop. what the fuck happened? it used to be so good

after excellent results with the first three releases, it is label manager dia who comes out with the next release on vinyl did it. roaches travel in groups is an ep complete with the right amount of house and techno elements, never leaning too close to one style yet retaining a familiarity and elements from each genre to make it appealing to just about any music lover. on the a side, left there kicks off the record with vintage-like house pads and piano. the second track on the a side, winds of tomorrow takes things into techno territory with classic 909 claps, prominent hi hats, and filtered synths, upbeat,fun, and more of a peak time track. on the b side, dia shows us a sound that she dominates and clearly has defined her previous eps, leaning towards the often called >afterhours techno<, with a strong, deep, hypnotic track, scrape. made up of small sounds and carefully placed percussive elements that carry the track nicely, all this topped by a contagious voice that seems to invite us into a parallel universe where the only thing that matters is the music. limited edition of 500 units!

forward strategy group follow up their seriously killer debut 12inch release >transect< with another fresh slab of monolithic, bass heavy techno entitled: >applied generics<. with support from surgeon, ben sims, marcel heese (tresor), samuli kemppi (berghain), grovskopa (token, audio assault) ++ applied generics has already booted a sizeable hole in the ceiling @ clubs worldwide. this new release was featured as part of ben sims and surgeons frequency 7 set on mary anne hobbs radio 1 show and as part of surgeons resident advisor podcast. the first offering is a skanking slice of techno with a shuffled re-sequenced edge delivering a cortex scrambling mess of barbed wire sounds wrapped around a linear, tracky beatstructure. this is a unique cut with a very distinct sound somewhere between berlin minimalism and dark wave uk techno. on the flip deep rumbling textures, ghostly tones and spectral, metalic chords lie in wait on the second offering, which takes on a more berlin influenced deep style pitching it somewhere in between basic channel and sandwell district. big

the eurythmics touched by todays house, incl. nicola fasano & steve forest remix, nick club mix and andy f mix.

banging techy edged split ep by task horizon & uman!!

funky male vocal house clubber!!

bangin underground uk techno !!!

next big strike from the timeless camp!!

one year ago freedom to love , number 1 in several european countres. now , peace & love 2008 remixes, firmed by alex gaudino & nari & milani + chriss ortega & thomas gold

similiar to some of sleeparchives tougher remixes, this is perfect for dark, scary dancefloors over on the wrong side of town

a fascinating delve into the bizarre and brilliant world of jeremiah yisrael and the disco funk treasures of tap records. i ll let it rot before i let them take my shit. – jeremiah yisrael forty seven tapes, reams of sheet music, copyright forms, membership applications for the brotherhood of wisdom, two flaking acetates, three moldy 12inch singles, and a script for the still unfilmed motion picture angel dust. we stuffed it all into four supermarket fruit boxes, jammed them in the back of a rented chrysler town & country, and tore ass out of nathaniel jeremiah ben yisraels driveway, making a getaway that simultaneously spit us right back at the most bizarre recorded mystery we d ev

female disco rap crew from nyc 1982. the instrumental b is a big one for disco heads. originally released on the universal label. although jeremiah yisraels tap label only issued a handful of 12inches between 1981-83, the tape deck never stopped rolling, producing dozens of lavish songs in discos last days. from the string heavy sugar boogie of jackie stoudemire and arnie love to pioneering raps by missy dee & the melody crew and the fabulous 3 mcs.

omerta is the brand new techno imprint from the united states based gunjack and matt k. known from various releases on labels like audio assault, submissions, planet rhythm and many more, they decided it is time for their platform. this first release is an absolute techno bomb. steady beats, solid kicks and sometimes in a off-beat vibe.

great debut from the new kids on the eastern bloc !!!! limited to 500 copies. played & charted 2000 and one, 3 channels, bart skills, bloody mary, mark broom, shinedone, simon flower, joel mull and many more.

released in 2005. includes group therapy (dave seaman/steve anderson) and livio & roby mixes

remixes by paul jackson, albert cabrera, liquid kids and definitive swing

eturning from the outlands, gunjack is back in a big way with a full blown release on seminal techno imprint: submissions. ganging up with rising usa techno don matt k and showcasing a debut collaboration with mysterious japanese newcomer ryu endo, gunjack and crew blow the lid off 2007 with a hard, smart and instantly classic disc

numero group rolls right along with their new 12 series, banging your head once again with this super rare oldschool rap gem originally released on the t.s.o.b. label in 1980. put on your cazals and rock rock, y all. includes vocal and instrumental mixes

extremly funky this new persistencebit

danny dickson & james le freak with funky electric disco house remixes to this classic jazz tune

great jazzy influenced house bomb with remix by yukihiro fukutomi

kenny dope breathes a new breath of life into todd terrys classic. kenny totally reworks the beats to make this a afro tinged houser primed for those funky/soulful floors. it also includes the original mix. you gotta love that sample

parfüm heisst den inoffiziellen baxendale nachfolger willkommen. erwartet eine galante, gruppendynamische mischung von high energy bis pop, von foxrock bis disko

5 track ep feat. shawnee taylor & roland clark

excellent detroit tracks from belgium composed from the atlante group and produced by axim forces !!

killer dry groovin minimal techno w/ noise scapes b/w industrial broken beat sleeparchive rmx

pumping genuinely forward thinking house groover on the second release of hughes & spier fat

strong detroit techno ep..

hip hop

trance hit

jazz

top basement jaxx selection

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