after a short break, inflicted are back with a real hard techno smasher from mastermind arkus p. (friendly fire/hardcore salsa) all 4 tracks are different, the a1 is a hard stomping loop with a nice melody. a2 is the hardest track, just forward with a lot small breaks to push the crowd. b1 you will find another hardtechno tune with a very good vocalwork >stop me if you can<. b2 reminds a little bit to the older technostuff

three tracks pulled from john tejadas & arian levistes current live set. >lost in thought< will remind many of tejadas smash hit >end of it all<, with its strong drums, sweet melodies and positive emotions. on the flip >forbidden planet< is a mysterious detroit flavored track with dark chords and classic build ups. >half live< finishes off the ep with a bit more shuffle and more of the duos signature synth work

mossa with this 4 tracker ep including an amazing remix from pheek (archipel, minus) starting with the long a side actually 2 tracks in one with mossa original style mixing distorded bassline weird cut voices syncopated rtyhms, damn huge on the flooron the flip colorado bitch a bit darker than his usual style with a distorded cut vocals creating a deeper spacy atmosphere definitely an interesting sight of his production remixed on b2 by pheek who turned it into a brilliant piece of groovin quirky house

oldschool at its best. the third release on two faces introduces love nine (london/uk). the ep starts up with feedback, a wicked monster track with a jacking groove, frequency modulated sounds and an inspiring oldschool touch. the flipside starts with the detroit mix of feedback, which puts a little bit more of a relaxing touch to the track with its deep detroit styled chords. gadget shot on b2 is a groovy house tune with laidback chord sequences and a moody bassline. just like a fresh and summerly breeze

groovin and little bit funky tiefschwarz remix of this chicago classic from 1992 !!

lillte bit ragga soundsystem influenced breaks

right after the slowenian takeover with umeks last offering, huntemann graces his confused label alongside his production partner andre walter. crs on the aside is a very hypnotic and stripped down journey thru time and space with killer arpeggios, impressive sound-spheres and a very basic and irresistible rhythm. drp on the flipside is a bit deeper with house trenched drums, a monstrous bass-sound preaching evil to all mankind and tight synthesizer stabs.

joel mull is more than a contemporary techno artist. he definitely will be known as one of few who more than rode but created the wave and will always be mentioned regarding the fact that he underlines the message that techno will never die! he made his choice in his early adolescence attending a music school and spending hours and days at the piano and keyboard. he is amongst the top 4 swedish electronic musicians with the likes of adam beyer, cari lekebusch and jesper dahlbäck. he started traveling around the globe more than a decade ago and quickly made himself well known as tasty bit of the electronic world with great dj-sets and astonishing live performances which are a must have seen even for the hardest critic. he is a quiet guy who learned his handcraft and evolved into a genius producer who incorporates all his listening experiences in his music. code red, drumcode, kanzleramt, inside records, primeevil, loop records, superstition records, svek, tortured records, turbo, underwater …are some of the platforms which aid him spreading the message

gerard hanson aka convextion aka e.r.p. comes with one of his best records so far. a bit more electro influenced then his down low outings but similar to his earlier frantic flowers release

born and raised in tokyo, living in berlin since may 2007, akiko kiyama presents on neo010 two wonderful minimal- tracks, synthetic, acrylic, rough and raw, sober and straight, shy and yet damn clubby. akiko - whose delicately reduced musical style is partly defined by some earlier 12 inch releases on m-nus creates a fragile and surprising cosmos of subtle rhythmical structures and wobbling guttural waveforms, all this combined with this very special female approach that people all around the globe seem to love more and more. for those who like it a little bit less minimal, there are two remixes included. we have one by humantronic, the minitech (or tech?) berserk from france, who re-establishes an industrially strict balance of pumping and knitting sounds, with almost trancy elements good and healthy food for the club community

high level remixes from our two favorites english guys.... mark henning with a very serious techno track and glimpse with something a bit different than usual, less minimal and more powerful. important: >magda had a little troll< is an original track by pheek. play it, its very very hot!

with guillaume & the coutu dumont sends a runner of a very special class into the race. on the third release of the still young oslo label he justifies his reputation with every bit, having released on labels like hartchef and mutek already. its a journey through the world of modern dance music, always craving for more. mit a special sensitivity he invites you to a shuffly trip, accompanied by blowers setting the floor into a trance. mederio is sticky, groovy affair, reminding of tropical vastness. a very special interpretation of house, with clever percussion, harmonic chimes and a warm subbass, creating intense extatic atmosphere. orce is in the same vein and closes this ep nicely

hostage strikes back with another hot pounding 3 tracker from dj arcane

aube records 02 is here. a great jean michel jarre inspired interstellar disco. produced by the guy who remixed jupiter blacks we like morder and who produces music for guys like marc almond. two tracks of very robotic synth disco that will take you to another cosmos. made as hommage to the european youth (that sounds a bit eastern europe 1979). dont sleep on this

here is another print of violent plastic on the cardiac arrest offshoot. the special series tend to push the throttle just a bit further, taking things just that essential bit beyond to make it worthwhile. after numerous productions for labels like beast music, braindamage, working vinyl and alphabet city - young lexis proceeds to cause addictive agony on cardiac arrest special

playlist: steve bug, gabriel ananda, mathew herbert, jaumetic, ... after the massive success of their 12s on force sense and on opoosum, rosario gennaro a.k.a. gennaro rossi hits again with >iperio< on dimmer. the original mix on the a side is a brilliant brilliant mixture of minimal grooves and a hypnotic electric atmosphere which gets bigger and bigger through the hole track. perfect tool that could be played in nearly every set from minimal to house to electro. on b 1 you find >tigerskins subtile peeanus interpretation< of >iperion< which takes the track a little bit into old skool vibes

next up on steppasoundz steps c.a.b.l.e. from brazil with the massively disgusting burning a multi layered blend of infinitely rolling breakbeats, filtered percussion & stomach churning bass. this track will pull your pants down & smack you across your arse with a plank of d&b varnished wood then spit in your face while you cry about it, in other words, its a little bit nasty! soul on the flip takes things a bit deeper with driving bass and skipping drum patterns. a soothing alternative to the blistering a side

cool groovin and little bit electrofied techhouse three tracker !! remind me to the great old jeff bennett times styled up with some modern elements

little bit funky vocal house bomb feat. afrika bambaata !!

crispy minimal tech house with some trancy elements. the b-side offers two different versions which are a little bit >louder<

little bit tribal infected prog house

after the first release for mule musiq at the sampler 12 inch - mule disco - of mule music016 newcommer of italian disco artist >marcello giordani< returned to mule with very cool house sound. title track of a side im not a blade runner is a electric fusion disco house sound, like a a sasse dirt crew etc…disco mare of b1 is a slow disco house sound and >shrimps of portofino< of b2 is bit more funky percussive disco. marcello giordani is working for his first album to release from mule music in this winter at the moment

next up from fear of flying we have pawas, originally from india and now based in cologne. pawas is currently in a bit of a groove on the production front with releases on adam krolls excellent squonk label and also with an ep forthcoming on germanys flash records with good friend daso. title track >playtex< is a twisting and turning groove through the deeper echelons of minimalism, very fx heavy with wibbles, whooshs and tripped out noises aplenty. one for the >hazy< moments on the dance floor with its hypnotic groove bound to lock them in until the early hours. >nylon< delivers a summertime injection in the form of an upliftingslice of niceness...

big with: dan curtin, gregor tresher, karotte, thomas schumacher, monika kruse.... fresh fried is a new project by chris wood, nedzad berovic and frank leicher. nedzad and frank have already made furore with their release on balkon records. the aside >50 ways< starts with an organic housegroove. during the song a minimal melody originates, which comes to its climax because of a clever arranged break and a pad that sounds like the old detroit tracks. hands up on every open air floor ! the b-side includes the titel >on my mind< in two different versions: chris b1 version shows us how deep beats and tricky vocals can work together, and comes after a short break with a warm baseline to a house appeal that stayes in your mind... the version from berovic & leicher is a little bit harder and more minimal. because of nice arranged beats and the drifting baseline this track has to be played at the clubs

ultraphat mashtronic remixes, reminds me a little bit to digitalism productions... peaktime floorweapon

prime manifesto makes a mixture between electro, punk and a little bit house

after a successful label launch with eps by tigerskin and spektre heimatmelodie now presents an all new artist, alfredo clonk. and this guy is one to watch as he has a completely original sound aesthetic, something which you can say of only very few artists. the a-side >doppelkorn< (a german high percent alcoholic drink) is a primetime mixture of driving 909 beats, whissping snaredrums and groovy sequences which spontaneously bring the slogan >rave is back!< to your mind. a bit deeper appears b1, >back to bombay<, a dark bass-synth on a techy percussion basement puts the dancers into a relaxed groove

compost records bit-crusher ben mono delivers 2 full side remixes of heavy melodic house that will appeal to fans of innervisions or get physical.. supported by chris duckenfield, laurent garnier, karotte and nico de ceglia (bbb c radio 1)

huge support: joe t. vanelli, annie nightingale (bbc radio 1), uk cool cuts charts, ivan smagghe, satoshi tomie, dmc buzz charts, john acquaviva,… hell yeah is building a huge following with its straight up approach of releasing dancefloor destroyers with plenty of attitude! maskio is the alter ego for santos and it toys with all things acid. this project has already produced great tracks like >acid theory<, >analog pressure<, >detroit land< and recent crowd pleaser >human jungle<. >monday< has already seen the light of day on mantra vibes last year but got a bit lost in the world of distribution going bad. however it still reached out through the internet and now due to popular demand its getting a full release

new dfa signings shocking pinks have released their debut 12 single entitled smokescreen, with a remix from the glimmers. it is the single of the month in both dj magazine and mixmag. the track is taken from his debut self titled album for dfa.

pikaya take to the a-side with a flourish of robes and flashing beams of light. >jedi< is not the track youre looking for… wait, no—it absolutely is the track youre looking for, all mind tricks aside. kicking off with a sparse drum pattern, it quickly shifts from a measured andante to an easy jog, as resonant synths and sweeping filters whip up desert winds and high drama. high, lonesome counterpoints and a moody chord progression carry the faintest whiff of ennio morricones outlaw music, and playful trills—you could almost swear they were birdcalls—suggest a secret oasis hidden just behind the next hill.if you find >jedi< cinematic, then >fango< will really blow your wide-screen mind. starting with a rhythmic underpinning thats everything youve come to expect from a cadenza track - tight, ultra-kinetic, just a little bit jittery - pikaya build up layer upon layer of hazy pads and cool arpeggios that shimmer like the aurora borealis. bullfrog-throated horns occasionally burst in with a fat, amicable fanfare, announcing the arrival of the peak hour. great, unison handclaps play off against heel-kicking syncopations: madness ensues. and then everything slowly, imperceptibly smears together and loses focus, and the tune fades flickeringly away. talk about a double feature! now playing on a turntable near you

brill zi- abre clicky mix , zi- abre better known as shlomi aber (cocoon rec, ovum rec.. etc) , very tracky with a little bit melodic touch, original & dub version with 80s kraftwerk / 80s synthie electro flavours !! top record !!!

the sound enforcers are dave angel and jamie anderson and they have produced many quality tracks over the last couple of years and here they have made their first release together for rotation. the aside is a funky bassline driven club killer with driving percussion and funky edits. on the flip you will find a little bit more aggressive bodi remix

luna city express feat. diamondancer >r.e.m < (davomat remix) justified cause is proud to present its ninth and most international release. a convergence of artists from around the globe. from deep inside berlin comes two artists that are on the crest of the underground wave, marco resman and norman weber under their house moniker luna city express. luna city express bring us a dreamy original track that is named and inspired by the dreamstate >r.e.m.<. the track gives us a nice blend of cutting kicks and stabs that somehow maintain their subtle deepness as they progress into a string medley reminiscent of old school detroit which is appropriate with the sensual neuron touching voice over by detroits own diamondancer. as youve come to expect form us down here at justified cause, weve counted on the collaboration of some of our troops to bring you some hot remixes. this time to follow the success of the >vending machine< release we got davomat to give our ears another treat with this groovy minimal touch remix. a bit more for the dancefloor this mix really carries its power in its bass sounds. the quality style weve come to expect our boy davomat. we really couldnt get enough of this ninth release so us troops down here at justified cause have decided to cook up a few more mixes of this jammie! weve made it a two parter! cause009 & cause009r. so be on the lookout for two more exceptional remixes and the accapellaby diamondancer! the remixes will be by house cafes deep daddy dj ino and the other by, our own in house jacker, garcynoise vs. pablo bolivar. we leave you for now... in the meantime please enjoy our troops luna city express, diamondancer, and davomat!

the music on this third release sounds a bit like a mixture of ame , derrick carter, lil louis, carl craig and basic channel. which is a good thing. we would like to think that this is the most loveable number so far. by miles! fonky, groovy, dark and deep techhouse that is just begging to be played at the right moment. paris the black fu from detroit grand pubahs has provided the vocals. and he actually has a message. can you relate?

born in australia but moving to japan in 2000, luke le mans is the main organizer of the night >quop< in osaka which focused on bringing big international djs and contribute to create a scene in the roughest japanese city. after releasing his debut ep on trapez luke is back with this 2 tracker ontrenton. much more mature, his talent as a producer are undeniable and we hope that this will be the beginning of long series of old school but yet modern minimal material for trenton. >dark helmet< has dry beats and a funky bass line with a crazy chords pattern that has some sort of a b horror movie vibe… like a minimal techno version of a dario argentos soundtrack, dark helmet will bring you out-there! the second track called >lisa< is a bit more old school but still rules and the endless loopy bass ramp that just keeps on building up will make your legs feel a bit less heavy and your mouth a bit thirstier… slg is back on trenton, but for a remix this time. after is very first ep on our label we are proud to have him back. his version of >dark helmet< is just outstanding… pure slg style, it has it all: detroit, minimal, forward, groovy… if you are still sitting in a clubs corner after hearing that on the p.a…. means that you have serious issues with being able to feel the funk!!

nice price deal !!! us billboard breakz hit! striking garage vocal house a bit in the line of ultra nate and good old strictly. incl las chicas, mor avrahami & william umana mixes

incl audio soul project and alex parsons remix !! cool little bit electrofied funky techhouse tracks on the second briquerouge limited by christian linder. he s known from his collaboration with smg on rzmusik/rz21

the irrepressible cobblestone jazz present the first single from their debut album >23 seconds<, forthcoming in september on wagon repair. cobblestone jazz produce their tracks live, with a strong emphasis on improvisation, and the trio of programmer tyger dhula, keyboardists danuel tate and mathew jonson, make full use of their formative jazz training to transform the musical outfit into a pragmatic and responsive unit, a living and breathing creation, free of formulaic sequence. >lime in da coco nut< is a potion brimming with transformation. cobblestone approach a simple key melody from every angle imaginable, with the harmonies, disharmonies, bubbling accents and rhythmic permutations exposing the otherworldly potential of the simplest of tunes. a sinister whispered vocal conducts affairs, seemingly flustered at its inability to contain the unruly elements in this wonderful experiment. on >saturday night< a deep synth line and ghostly vocoded moans progress through a jungle of percussion and falling echoed tones, steadily approaching a beat that enlivens like water on a desert journey, or rather, like vodka on a saturday night. the dizzy finale spins around your ears, a bit like the ceiling after a particularly heavy weekend adventure… be sure to be well rested before tackling this sensory safari

prepare for summer and balearic grooves this will be a winner this summer dario nunez serves an irresistible tribal groove legendary mario ochoa spices things up a little bit with some cool electro flavour for his dirty remix a must have

tenax producers sonotheque return with a smart tech-house track for every floor out there. the minimono(telegraph/tenax) remix is a bit more floor orientated

this is the follow up to the massive revenge of the tribe ep (hz-7). cave doesont need any introduction. when he is doing his massive tribal techno, then few can match it. add an amazing remix from hertz that makes it all a bit funkier and you will have the hz-10!

great detroitish remixes by chris fortier for the little bit proggy infected >track one< by kolo !!

welcome to our 4th release with hot new talent tim gregor providing a rather splendid ep. you might not have heard of tim before but we reckon youll be hearing quite a bit from this talented fella in the coming months…following in the footsteps of his better known brother, mark-henning, tim takes up the minimal baton with aplomb, producing 3 tracks of teched up treats. starting with >subterrain<… a right heads down minimal groove if ever there was one, kicking off as it means to go on with a right big dollop of funk in the form of a wibbly, bowl quivering b-line and those oh so important funked up hi-hats. dollops of tripped out fx and breaks & builds aplenty keep the hips wiggling..

little bit kraftwerk like electro trax

labelbleu records proudly present their first release. wan 0 >bikini< belgium based wan o aka philip morgan lewis & laurent acoustix mixes vocals, twisted organic means and catchy melodies to produce music and videos! the first of these tracks >bikini< brings out a fresh new organic sound with a funky twist. the kick drum used by wan 0 on this, is a cushion from the luxor bazaar, the snare drum is a staple machine and many funny toys and props were used to record >bikini<. philip’s funky vocals and the fresh attitude of the track create a unique and catchy atmosphere already supported by many dj’s around the world. the video shot live at trafik studio shows many of their recording techniques and their true ability to entertain! the thomas sari >raise the dial< remix brings out a deep funky elektro sound speedin’ up a bit and adding versatility to this first release

clectic producer johnny dangerous returns to king st. with yet another esoteric single, only yourself. his unique spoken word vocal stylings are what set him apart from other dance music producers. haunting as they may seem, they penetrate the psyche while the underlying rhythms rev up the body. italian heavy hitting producers, the pasta boys, are on board to give this an effective synthy remix thats perfectly inline with johnnys lexis. edgy, dark, minimal, techy and punchy, their remix gives energy without being overly aggressive. for those who need something a bit lighter, johnny dangerous original mix puts a bit of the funk and soul back into the song with guitar wa was and slapping percussion. theres something incredibly sexy about what johnny dangerous brings into being. is it his voice? his lyrics? his production? whatever it is, its good, and a pasta boys remix to boot? buon apetito

pinknoize are a fresh production duo from west london with this release seeing them lay down some dancefloor friendly grooves which get locked into a soulful cycle of talking synths and playful percussion. like morgan geist topped up with a big dose of glitch juice and a bit of skandi- disco flavour thrown in, radical specs will suit funk lovers with its drunken grooves and space-laden atmospheres. high grade big-wig tom clark leaves all the big noises at home and turns up with an introspective almost sarcastically playful minimal work-out on his rmx while hot talent lee mortimer turns in an altogether more cranking and snarling electro tinged house mix, stretching the squelches and bleeps of the original over a dance floor friendly banger.

a slightly steppy intro will get the crowd going. but when that bass drops you d better be holding on to something (or someone). this is minimal understated breaks at its best, stripped down beats and rolling bass complemented by hi end riffs and a little bit of pad to add warmth. anti science comes up with a remix that toughens, embellishes and shines an already dazzling gem into a thing of rare beauty and bass