john karagiannis & paylipservice go striclty private on their own techhead recordings. the greeks go all out and create a very well produced techno track. completed by the exceptional remixes by spiros kaloumenos, exploit, wyrus & ivica petak. not to be missed!

after his debut lp event horizon which came out earlier this year exploit shifts to exploring the inner space rather than outer space. melancholic downshift is full of synthesized string sounds and atmospheric arpeggios. the b-side, shift down, uses a similar syncopated rhythm for strings, but eventually developes into a large dancefloor-bomb.

this ep is a sampler of the first full length album by exploit. event horizon combines punchy techno grooves and mature melodic electronic passages.

the ukrainian techno heads gather all their experience and mix their visions on this unique collaborative ep. what we have got on the output is something unique called mutual exceptions.

mutex stands for mutual exceptions - the basic idea behind all the releases on mutex recordings. exploit, seph and unbalance showcase their vision of that out-of-the-way sound where splendid deep house vibes turn into earnest loopy techno

exploit is back on mutex recodings with his 4th solo ep. >acid-base theory< is an acid-house dancefloor killer with a huge hypnotic build up and growling synth sounds. on the b-side exploit brings us some detroit-influenced stabs packed with solid techno groove in his >kung fu< track. this record is for sure one of his finest works to date.

next strike on mutex from exploit: hypnotic techno groove at its best! great support from the likes of laurent garnier, danny tenaglia, alan fitzpatrick, karotte, markantonio, wehbba and many more!

exploits >beatbull< is an excellent modern tech-house/techno crossover stuff with catchy vocals, filtered piano chords and tribal groove. on the other hand >no harm< represents the dark side of techno music with its rumbling bassline and crazy siren sounds. last but not least is the epic remix of >no harm< served by one of most respected uk techno producers perc (perctrax, ovum, clr). he rebuilds the original into unique underground techno madness - big one!
support from umek, pig & dan, marco bailey, alan fitzpatrick, gary beck, joseph capriati and many others!

on a futuristic backdrop of piercing electro and sinister machinefunk, alex jann lands on mechatronica with a dystopian vision of the weaponised nature of software, and its mind-altering powers to exert control through data exploitation and infomaterial manipulation.

incl poncho pino mix

jeroen search is back on track..

manni dee returns to perc trax. pressing on transparent pink vinyl.

andrea ferlin exploit in beirut along side 3lias and jool give birth to no longer human. the trio deliver a sophisticate classy and futuristic jazzy track. aleandro remix gives a twist for the dance floor not loosing the special touch of the original. sleep is commercial meets tribe. and the family grows.

for over 4 years, david coccagna aka chaperone has been a constant part of great circles, as musician, art director, and muse. with snapback balaclava he once again fully embodies all of those roles, delivering three inspiring tracks, selecting his remixers with specific attention to their musical histories, and designing his cover art. across the a-side, chaperone scrapes away at the grit – personal grit, the grit of anxiety, and philly grit. these are meditations on loops, and loops on meditations. each one appears on the surface to be a brief quote, but time dilation takes over, and minutes later we discover that chaperone has welcomed us into and back out of his own healing moment. like chaperone s p o n d release grcr-009, the b-side of snapback balaclava is a great circles extended family affair with a trio of diverse remixes that expose and exploit fragments of the chaos chaperone so carefully contained. hitoshi kojima thrive reinterprets pulse feels swells beating with relentless syncopated rhythms and synth lines that hang like massive string drones. m//r lays down a signature percussion ensemble palette, zeroes in on otherwise peripheral elements of grit neglect, and then deftly navigates sea change with both. matt korvette and sean mcguinness of philly punk band pissed jeans open up the pit and finish the story, taking femur baseball bat to its literal and brutal potential with monstrous vocals and kicks.

re-edits of two paradise garage classics since sampled as house anthems in the 90 s by powerhouse and spiller, these edits exploit the energy of the loops whilst retaining the grooves of the originals. support from the likes of natasha kitty kat probert (ghetto disco - suncebeat), phil asher (restless soul), seamus haji (big love), terry farley (faith/junior boys own)

one per customer ... the wonderful black ops sub label from the sleazybeats people wraps up, which has been a monumentally successful series by anyone s standards, with an ep from the notorious sample bandits, the popular peoples front over a decade after launching a distinctive series whose ambitions amounted to no less than condensing thirty years of black club music into a beautifully packaged, portable collage of sonic sample goodness, the sb crew tracked them down & appealed to their anarchic, nihilistic nature by offering them the final release on the label. the ppf project itself came to a close at release no. 10, so the synchronicity was strong for no other reason than a desire to celebrate dancefloor abandon and strive to soundtrack the purest forms of hedonism, ambiguous sexuality and a transcendent celebration of outsider culture, not to mention a green light to shamelessly exploit, steal and otherwise pilfer their source material, they said yes. after trying, with no small amount of success to transcend the basic edit through the ppf series, the band have again worked their collage approach into three truly magical cuts as always, this is a limited, vinyl only release. it will not be repressed and will not be released digitally. not now, not ever

the album is already played and supported by artists such as len faki, alan fitzpatrick, dvs1, pfirter, oscar mulero, answer code request, alex bau, xhin, keith carnal, alex do, tom hades, damon wild, drumcomplex, björn torwellen, klaudia gawlas, bodyscrub, heron, lag, krenzlin and various others.

disco tools 1° moods is the first ep of sampling moods records label. in this first release eddie lays down the defining ingredients of his label: disco-funk samples, distinct rhythms and recordings on tape. assisted by his mentors, eddie sets out to make his mad passion for a particular music (…classics from the paradise garage, the loft sounds and the disco-funk hits) amalgamate with a galvanising rhythmic construction, which is raw and rough.
as a piece of art that touches our mood, sam try to make us rediscover the power and love of the original classics, through the continuous repetition of the samples. the label focus on a specific musical need and want to offer a contemporary garage house, raw and essential interpretation of some rare groove hits and other disco classics. the choice to add only rhythmical scores is due to enhance and exploit the sample itself.

arranged by godin, taurelle the original trakc was written by georg christian lehms, composed by bach and adapted from bach cantata widerstehe doch der sünde bwv 54. here bach’s church cantata for solo voice meets languid gainsbourg & birkin, albeit in german, with exquisite choir and strings. nicolas godin says i wanted songs on contrepoint, to act like poles that hold up a tent. this piece starts with a very strange chord, which was avant garde for its day. bach’s scores are outside any rules, which i wanted to exploit. i also wanted the lyric in german because no one expects german to sound sexy and cool. the main singer is gordon tracks. the other voice is dorothée de koon, a friend of a french artist i know - they both have german blood.

club illuminati: yall kno they exist. them behind tha scenes lurkin n plottin type of niggas. lucky for me i know them muthafuckers n how to exploit em!

as re-mixers, they have already made two fine contributions to schallbox-releases, now they finally get their own track on the swiss label. 12 most definetly belongs to the smalltown collective!
the name of the track is tiefblau and it speaks for itself: you are transported by a pushing, bass-generated pressure capsule down along a hypnotic groove line and into a deep blue ocean. the smalltown collective really exploit the merits of the acoustic stage here, pulling together a compelling and diverse set of notes and tones carefully arranged to amount to a track you just cant shake.
in his interpretation, dj le roi stays true and to the deepest blue dive atmosphere of tiefblau, yet manages to make it completely his own. unmistakably tieflblau, unmistakably le roi.
the page logo belongs to berlin-based producer david keno, whos signature lies in lacing floor-oriented beats with a distinct melodic aspect. with his unique and secret recipe, keno tweaks/ treats this track as he does with so many stomping house tracks with a laid-back vibe. guaranteed to work on any dance floor in the world!

worship recordings with another solid ep release, this time featuring cuts from chris udoh and gary beck. udoh is up first with >hear da muzik<, a driving house gem with a definite dubby flavor, as delays are left to run over solid drum patterns, strong chords, and a rumbling bassline. on the reverse, gary beck keeps the dubby house theme rolling with >stick to the reggae<, which has more of a skank to its rhythm, as dubby delays are again left to exploit stellar percussion, stabbing horns, and a wandering bassline.

with accumulated success of the first installment from us based fragmeted audio, the highly anticipated second release arrives after a brief hiatus.
featuring the title track from las kj gibbs (i.e. apendics shuffle) and remixes from berlins dilo and berkeleys j. tonnissen (i.e. davros, praxis), this release is a full-on hypnotic sensory exploit into mind twisting late night techno. kj gibbs delivers a shuffled up head-spinning funk jam laden with precise hits, live acoustic samples and heavily modulated effect work. taking a slightly deeper approach, dilo offers up a much more subtle journey through deep hazy loopy drum bits, morphed vocal hauntings and a progressive yet solid drive. completing the mix, label boss j. tonnissen kicks it up a notch with a monster low-end bassline, menacing analog synth loops, clever vocal edits and huge floor power.

hailing from adelaide, australia sonny foderas story is starting to gain momentum, having started producing music at a young age he has established himself as one of australias premier deep jackin house djs and producers, artist/remixer. having played along side the likes of chuck love, john larner, derrick carter, the littlemen, audio jack, james curd to name a few, sonny fodera is renowned for his consistently high quality dj sets. as a producer/remixer, sonny fodera continues to exploit his raw musical talents and ever expanding skills with this smokin new release on guest house!!!

phutura is a name you don t hear too much about, a unique name much like the artist who owns it but i think its adagio duty to exploit one of the most exciting artists today! phutura has been making quality underground minimal electronic house on adagio itself, minisketch, globox and registrazioni italiane

another effort to throw all the teen age memories of all disco-punk-funk matters on to a single record.once more we exploit the voice of amypop over a solid straight disco beat, some heavy arpeggio bass and distorted guitar stabs