new year, new bobby. caserta and trusty sidekick, lucky ry, get back in the saddle to present the sequel to the release that started it all, once again starting with a classic cut from the blue-eyed soul genius and turning it into a dance floor heater. triumphant horns, warm bass, and thumping live drums come together to make up the 70’s mix, while loud drums scream 80s mix. caserta and co. once again provide two distinct mixes that are sure to set off any party.
we had support from dimitri from paris, bruno bolla, 80 s child, get down edits, leo mas, kevin cutts, chuggin edits, dj rocca, nico de ceglia, jacques renault, fingermann, doctorsoul, dj severino (horse meat disco) and chris coco
b-stock! cover with seam split. vinyl is unplayed and mint. holger wobker and james knights are finally back as boytronic with their new album “the robot treatment”.
die neueste veröffentlichung von soft riot, die referenzen aus allen bereichen der synthpop herkunft enthält (daf, fad gadget und john foxx, um nur einige zu nennen), vereint und interpretiert seine vorgänger mit einer persönlichen note und einer eindrucksvollen demonstration von synth craft und programmierung.
the original motion picture soundtrack from last cristmas, featuring the music of george michael and wham!. the 180 gram double vinyl is housed in a gatefold
replicator e.p. showcases 2 original tracks from cloned: prototype i, featuring a hypnotic bleepy arpeggio, layered on top of rhythmical breakbeat 909 percussions, while prototype ii is a dubbier affair, with dreamy landscapes. both tracks get remix treatments from berlin-based kyle geiger and lhr-head lars huismann. both inject more energy and intensity to bring together a well-balanced, well-rounded e.p.
the pioneers of slo-mo trance are back with the 4 th installment of their back to disco valley series on crowdspacer. don t get mislead though, there s almost nothing disco about full circle (aka alexis le tan and joakim). instead we re in for 15 minutes of psychedelic slow techno that became the trademark of the duo : on the harder, epic acid side of things on alien nation (probably the duo s biggest club edit so far) and on the trippy, tribal side on shivering shiva.
pinkman delivers another sturdy record for the connoisseurs of discomforting electronics. the second 5 years of tears release unifies 6 artists, each with their own interpretation of the labels ill-famed sound, embodied in vibrating basslines, metallic beats, and corrosive acid. gear yourself up for yet more nerve-racking music and get accustomed to the obscurity of this series of releases, because the madness is all but finished.
reclaim your city returns to the shelves with its eight compilation featuring tracks by four of the genres finest. master and legend, steve bicknell, opens the record with the track that truly stands out on the compilation: a psychedelic piece titled >confusion of chase,< which is convoluted, dark, and extremely captivating. inigo kennedy follows with the thoughtfully composed >gradual return,< in which an offbeat rhythm perfectly coexist with an uplifting yet melancholic synth. things get even more exciting with pfirters >oppression,< which is both driving and hypnotizing, and makes a perfect peak time dancefloor bomb. the argentinian mainstay, jonas kopp, increases the tempo on >bigatron,< where a weirdly sarcastic groove pairs with a rain of metallic hi-hats as the piece progresses.
nice price deal !!! no frills, just thrills. sebastien san is back on his own ab initio imprint. time does fly when you are having fun, so this is already the sixth release of the series. and there is no hostages being taken here, because what you get is three straight bangers for darker and deeper dance floors, with that trademark sebastien san jack always keeping your feet and ears busy. >adrastea< kicks things off dark and dubby, churning away in devastating fashion for a full 12 minutes. one can easily imagine djs destroying berghain with this one. flipping over to the b-side we first find >120 bpm<, a track rooted in oldskool chicago jack with a healthy dose of claps and flangers that will be very hard to resist. closing the e.p. is >arp madness ii<, a very worthy follow-up of >arp madness<, which was a standout track on ab initio 02. intricate and devastatingly effective dance floor music.
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