another 2 gems get an update from the discolexic crew

miamis transient force head honcho as1, well known for his crazy designs work for schematic a.o., drops a cool electro 6track ep. a dark spheric journey into the black depths of the transient force underground. this one will appeal to everyone into the sound of bunker 3000, kondi, stilleben and drexciya

unearthly trance emerged from the nyc underground as a doom outfit and morphed into a distinct metallic beast on their new album electrocution. an epic, impassioned piece of work, electrocution oozes with mysticism and a palpable sense of purpose behind an imposing wall of gut level riffing, canyons of low end and pounding drums. unearthly trance give no quarter in their spiritual war and forges their own sonic path with the awe inspiring electrocution. unearthly trance has previously released two critically acclaimed full lengths on lee dorrians rise above records as well as a single on greg andersons southern lord records.

marset s newest oeuvre, hazard ep, is a trip, starting with drifting techno sounds, through swinging beats into a relaxing springtime track which is predestinated to start or to die away your set. there with he demonstrates how diversified an ep can be

twisteds first 12 on grid of 2008 is the start of a whole load of fresh material we?ll be hearing throughout this year, with 12, eps and a collaboration album with zen in the pipeline. >shit don?t stink< is a message to all those who think they?re a cut above the rest - twisted has come to tell them that isn?t the case!

jona is back with manta: a sick, expertly crafted new e.p. for get physical music. 24-year-old belgian jonathan troupin s true arrival on the house and techno block his debut 12- for get physical, the learnings. since then, he s chalked up another acclaimed e.p. for physical, tizia, not to mention assorted releases for labels like fumakilla and resopal red, and high profile remixes for michal ho, soffy o, daso and labelmates booka shade and m.a.n.d.y. jona doesn t mess about: title track manta immediately establishes itself as a no-holds-barred, peaktime club weapon, with a hard, pure-of-purpose kickdrum taking centre stage while kinetic drum edits and pressurized fx patter in, out and around it. a dizzying synth motif adds to an already mind-bending brew, while each successive build and drop ravishes the listener into submission. this is music to immerse yourself in, for sure, but above all it s music to really, really dance to. at this point you might expect the pace to let up, but b-side amon is a similarly hectic, energetic cut. all rolling bassline, acidic synth cycles, crisp percussion, jump-up vocal samples and surging narcotic effects, amon is a blast of magnificently controlled chaos for the party s more intense moments. the 12- draws to a close with exoplanet dub a no less formidable but certainly more spacious club track. its addictive, zig-zagging melodies reminding us of the more playful side to jona s music. with manta, jona furnishes us with three vehement yet elegant tracks guaranteed to turn a dancefloor near you inside out

music, i need more music, music and more … with her previous eps >ultra glamour<, >hellraiser< and last but not least her collaboration with anthony rother on the >dont worry<-remix, xenia beliayeva, being in her mid-twenties, has established herself as an important representative for the new label sounds of datapunk. powerful and full of energy, beliayeva flirts with industrial noise but still remains full of emotion. this is also valid of course for her current single >music<, a co-production with the milan dj and producer dj remo, who until now has provided furore above all in his collaboration with singer chelonis r.jones, among other things on giant wheel and dance electric, (>black sabrina<, >empire<). >music< established a significantly pop music related side of beliayeva, certainly her most catchy datapunk release to date. on the flipside christophe dallarca aka kiko, who became a fixed component of the datapunk circle since his >tragolta<-ep, is brilliant with an energy loaded remix

a little less than two and a half years after its conception—and close to 30 singles, one compilation, one mix cd and one sublabel later—berlins mobilee releases its first artist album. naturally, who better to represent the milestone than pan-pot, who so far have delivered five essential singles to mobilee, helping to anchor the ever-shifting sound of one of europes most exciting labels. in just two short years, with 10 singles (for mobilee and einmaleins musik) and lots of remixes, theyve become known far and wide for their distinctive, groovy, and above all ominous sound. pan-o-rama finds the boys stretching that sound in every possible direction: twisting, tearing, and using the shreds to drag a wide swath of techno history into the future (and, just maybe, to drag a few pieces of techno future back into the past). call it minimal if you must, but this aint no clickity-clack shit. you can hear the agonized gurgle of isolationist acid, reminiscent of plastikmans darkest nights. you can hear the percolating urgency of classic bleep techno. tried and true hardware collides with restless digital experimentation as dance musics dna worms its way into twisted new shapes. pan-o-rama is dark, thats for damned sure. eerie vocals that seem to come from within the listeners own head creep across the stereo field. throughout, restrained minor-key melodies conjure 21st century noir, and a relentless low-end rumble seems to suck up all the light around it

includes twista feat t pain, beanie sigel feat r kelly, kanye west and mario

>dark side of the moon< follow up, but? the wait is over, the boys have returned!! remixes are from the likes of german electro trance meister wippenberg, house big boy jerry ropero, canadian maestro dj dlg and of course ernesto and bastian their selves also provided some mixes. vocal support comes from the famous jamaican reggae singerjahmark, for the ones who are wondering where the boys found this raggaman-stylee voice.. >> on support are already armin van buuren, above & beyond and marco v!

released in 2004. funky techy flavoured house tracks by jf magnet from montreal/canada

gay marvine is ready to party again, this time like its 1979. prince - party up, herb alpert - rise above, michael jackson - dont stop til you get enough, jacksons - things i do for you are all refashioned for your dancing pleasure

oliver moldan teaming up with jerome isma ae for this huge moroder inspired club bomb already played by d ramirez, axwell, eddie halliwell, paul van dyk, above & beyond, marco v, quivver, hybrid

this is the first ep on flash recordings that doesnt feature label owners florian meindl and oliver koletzki. but they have made sure to look for a quality replacement. no one else than cologne-based artist daso - renowned for his previous releases on labels like mbf, session deluxe, ghostly and connaisseur - teams up with his buddy pawas to create their first release >night express< on flash. pawas has just had his first record out on adam krolls and markus müllers imprint squonk records and has been a dj for 9 years, moving from india to cologne one year ago. on the a-side daso & pawas foreshadow the summer with the track >tgv<: a beautifully deep melody that swings along a powerful loop. >ice< - the name of germanys high-speed train is clearly more electro-driven. a slightly broken beat with a thumping organic bassline pumps above an ever-changing soundscape that culminates in some euphoric high-pitched synths. never too much, this is a perfect example for elegant understatement. also on the flip side is the track >bummelzug<, which translates as >very slow train< in german. this is a dub-techno masterpiece. deep dubs and arpeggios flow over the simple beats with a great clappy snare drum. dreamy, hypnotic, melodic! flash recordings has just become fit for the summer

anthony nicholsons productions are boundless! once again he goes above and beyond the high quality production we ve grown to expect from him dropping these two beautiful house tracks on need2soul music, announcing the forthcoming album life, rythym and le

sven dohse is back to knock you off your feet with two more magnificent tracks. crusher means to break your bones not with violence, but force-wise. this dry bassline just pretends to be tame – like the whole ensemble does in the beginning. but initial conditions change persistently until you awake twirling in a gloomy moment of house. so compulsive it stinks. so offhand it hurts. so self-evident it makes you wanna scream. way after midnight weaver uplifts out of a sentiment of infinity. warm layers of sound come floating above an abyss hardly indicated. time barely scratches the surface of this pocket epic telling you on and on again: tomorrow never comes

pumping proggy tech house supported by markus schulz, above and beyond, eelke kleijn, armin van buuren, remy, roland klinkberg, mike shiver, ronski speed, misja helsloot !

dj support : 2000 and one, james flavour, jennifer cardini, josh wink... sebbo the first german act on trackdown, sebbo suckfüll and denis gökdag come up with a monster that could already be called >anthem<. the track features a chord sequence that will be heard and remembered. upfront electronic house music meeting funkiness and minimalism. raphael ripperton of the lazy fat people crew, a big fan of the track himself, is on remix duty here. overlooking the lake of geneva from his studio facilities in lausanne, he watches autumn taking a firm grip of the landscape. colors are changing and fog banks hover above the lake. inspired by this view he completely changes the atmosphere of the track while preserving its funkiness. the result is a haunting, psychedelic and equally catching interpretation of the original

with 3 stomping remixes of tracks from the original atomic jam e.p, provided by legendary space djz producer ben long, chicagos dj urban, and frankfurts wj henze, and a brand new track from messrs fenton & body entitled >the que club< (homage to one of atomic jams former venues), primate fans are in for a real treat with this release

berlin a melting pot of cultures: in this episode: sweden & usa. mikael stavoestrand is recognized as a minimal structural engineer for a longer time now – both as solo artist and in variant collaborations. on >no turning back< his co-worker for the vocal component is once again big bully with a softly pushing voice right above mikael s bouncy, but clean beats. on b1 the a-side track is remixed by krause duo. in contrast to the original they replaced most of the vocals by an e-piano line with warm and dub-like harmonies. in the end b2 arises the question: >where did you go?<: the answer is … maybe like every monday: dancing

ltd.ed.coloured vinyl / megaphat rollin techno

3 special hard to find re-edited super nuggets… specially selected for dancefloors with squares that light up and have mirror balls circling above

repeat orchestra (aka stefan schwander aka antonelli electr., rhythm maker, one half of the duo swimmingpool as well as being behind >a rocket in dub<) returns with another 12inch in his purest form of his electronic soul, based around live-performances, orchestral instrumentations and deep house. in a post-modern manner, the >asafa chords ep< operates differently as opposed to the standard sampling clichès of standard house-tunes that we hear on each and every street corner these days. the two pieces follow a minimal yet above the norm musical approach, with tricky and advanced rhythms and a strong groove that lets the listener dive deeper into the world of a one-man-band, who likes to express his version of afro-futuristic housemusic by bringing deep chords, live-played strings and lots more of his personal flavour into his production. . the result is a warm and wonderfully musical expression on the dancefloor that will guaranteed stand out from the rest.

reynold is back on morris audio citysport for a killer minimal groovy 12inch named >montrose place< – already his third release on this ever consistent morris audio sublabel! 3 powerful and dancefloor oriented track! above all the main track >fuzz< with his huge reese style bassline will be ready to rock the club! berlin based reynold, the man behind trenton records and one half of duplex 100, does not intend to slow down. he will soon release a full length album on stewart walker s label persona

a new release from above, again promising release to mankind. true greatness from scotland

ft above smkoe remix>>> funky deeptronic techhouse from dubbyman !!

nice n funky deephouse gem from spain , very breakish

this 3 tracker is fully on in sound, musical aesthetics and diversion and way above much of the boring noodley schrott released these dayz. 3 high densed tracks that will all be played out and are ready to go further. loud, thrilling, clicking intense , wild pitching. a strong statement.congrats folks, you guys are not just >someone else< and this is not >little<. at all.

underground darling mathew jonson with another extra-large three track stunner: right from the start swirling synth over a pinching beat suck you into a vortex before a rubbery bassline takes the lead and an electrical storm of dark, haunting sounds wrap you in. well, words dont do this truly symphonic oeuvre no justice - this has to be experienced in the dark and in earsplitting volume. on the flip mj gives free reign to his unlimited creativity with an impressive soundtrack-style tableau of electronic jazz, sounding like late bass-revolutionary jaco pastorius descending form the outerworld to interveave some of his crazy warbled, bend notes into a messianic david axelrod arrangement, mixed at lee scratch perrys echo chamber. miles above your typical pain-by-numbers club fare - simply huge!

three decades of electro pop on one album selected by annie and timo from the op:l bastards

madonnas 2000 classic in a double 12 edition (sb)

number 1 in sven väth's dj-lp charts...jay is the clown of the class, a wizard, a passionate dj, a loudmouth and above all an extraordinary observer. ultracool minimalistic tech tracks

beatzar and pitti zell send with 'win a trip' their second horse into the race following their agenda: minimal is more. the tracks a moving constantly besides the groove, behind the groove, above the groove… lets rule!!

brill deep minimal techhouse tracks with remixes by loudeast & robert calvin (turbo)

humoristic minimalistic-tech-funk. all tracks from nas funk to freak for live convince immediately with resolute creativeness and superior carrying out. the label wants to become a platform for artists who want to produce exciting, club suitable tracks over and above mainstream.

"tsr is back!! wonky techno w/screechy assembles above shuffled drumsections, clonky n quirky sounds; plus a michael forshaw mix-up!! tip!"

brill flächige futuristic electro ep !!!

111 trance banger on 2cd , in the mix

nice price

cellophane sealed digipack, incl bonus track

4-panel digipak

new edition of this soul jazz records out-of-print classic album available now as a limited-edition one-off pressing special yellow cd edition.

parov stelars new album moonlight love affair

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