slam and obscure shape & shdw step up for the second wave of radio slave ‘grindhouse’ remixes on rekids this february. one of techno’s most iconic records, ‘grindhouse’ first appeared on radio slave’s ‘no sleep’ series before spawning multiple remixes from dubfire, danton eeprom, terence fixmer and nic fanciulli. kick-started by len faki, last year saw the announcement of a series of remixes with more to come from vatican shadow, markus suckut, lady starlight and special request. complete with relentless kicks, sinister drones and industrial elements, part two is not for the faint-hearted. starting with slam, the soma bosses keep things dark, with rattling top lines and echoing effects resulting in a truly decadent techno floor destroyer. following a remix of radio slave’s ‘vision’ in 2016, obscure shape & shdw’s abilities are held in high regard by the rekids owner and their rework of ‘grindhouse’ reinforces why. complete with a rumbling lowend, metallic melodies and soaring synths, the from another mind founders continue to establish themselves as two of techno’s most exciting names.

rekids celebrates 10 years of radio slave’s ‘grindhouse’ with remixes from len faki, slam, obscure shape & shdw, vatican shadow, markus suckut, lady starlight and special request. first appearing on a release as part of radio slave’s iconic ‘no sleep’ series, ‘grindhouse’ spawned multiple remixes from the likes of dubfire, danton eeprom, terrance fixmer and nic fanciulli to become one of the biggest techno records since its original release. to commemorate this fact, len faki has produced two different reinterpretations in the first of four heavyweight remix packages.
“i didn’t plan to go back to grindhouse. it’s a monster of a record and undoubtedly the biggest release we’ve had on the label, but after 10 years it seems right to revisit the track and also add some new versions from some of my favourite techno producers.- – radio slave with danton eeprom’s vocal resonating throughout, faki’s first remix features crunchy snares, ominous chords and shuffling effects before piercing synths come into effect in the latter half. meanwhile, the second version rumbles forward with its undulating bassline, soaring atmospherics and echoing elements to round up two solid productions exemplary of the figure founder’s seasoned abilities in the studio.

lf rmx arrives as new non-profit platform which will share only edits originally made by len faki for playing in his dj sets. what began as small technical tweaks has since grown into passionate work, the edits eventually becoming an important staple to the special feel and flow of the figure head’s well-renowned approach to djing. the series’ first release features the rework of dj bone’s 2016 slammer ‘black patterns’, whose heavily rolling nature the hardspace mix builds upon. keeping the oldschool drums’ weighty feel, len faki gives his a edit a more compact shell and punchy edge. the centerpiece piano stabs also reign over this version, albeit rising in a glimming, glistening fashion, making it a definite choice for this summer. the hardspace tool on the other side steers clear of piano and vocal, rather developing a lively sequence of unmistakenly len faki-styled, vigorous percussive permutations. as this project is very much a matter of the heart, and as much about honoring the orignal artists’ work as it is about sharing the edits with a wider audience, there will be no monetary gain involved. instead all the proceeds will be donated fully to straßenkinder e.v., a berlin organization fighting against child poverty

with the release of this set of remixes figure head len faki reveals previously unseen shades of both the source material and his own musical identity. produced over the course of last year and originally never intended to come out, the hidden objects were to remain just that – hidden from anyone but faki himself who was privately developing a different side of his in the studio.

hot on the heels of len fakis rapturous remixes on part 3 we welcome a host of international techno talent for reverse proceed interpretations part 4.
argentinian pfirter steps up first with 2 versions of the sublime irritant. he delivers 2 strong versions, one of which delves into a deeper side of things and another more club orientated weapon. new french boy on the block, roman poncet, fires things up with his version of rotary. a pounding, relentless take on slams original awaits. closing off this stellar group is etapp kyle. his gamma mix of convolute goes into almost ambient territory but remain one for those early mornings as he keeps things deep and trippy.

slam bring us the third chapter in their devestating paragraph series, following up their dancefloor destroyer, hot knives that was played by the biggest djs around and dubbed as one of carl craig s favourites of the last few months. the label s previous releases have already had big support from the rest of the techno fraternity, including legends richie hawtin, adam beyer, dubfire, anja schneider, len faki and francois kevorkian.
paragraph number 3 delivers some deep, bass-heavy electronic funk on the a-side, with one note samba . grooving from the off-set, the percussive elements of the track wind around a solid and heavy sub bass, introducing dubbed-out horns reminiscent of slam s freelance science days. hypnotic and tripped out, slam return to their house roots.
on the aa room 2 , dedicated to one of the world s best clubs, fabric, where slam hold a residency, keeps with the stripped-down, rhythmic and gritty sound of paragraph. whilst constantly fluctuating echoes and delays control the rhythm of the track, a swirling, yet straight to the point synth creates some frenzied and panic-inducing builds throughout, leading to a wholesome and satisfying ride cymbal. room 2 is a killer, peak-time track that will be sure to induce some serious convulsions on dance-floor.

slam release the second single on their new imprint paragraph. the new single hot knives is a beast of a track and is being touted by many as their biggest dance floor destroyer since positive education!!! >hot knives< will be one of the biggest techno tracks of the year and is already a massive record for the lucky few djs who have it. balanced by the deep and twisted >whats on your mind< which slam previewed on their recent sci-fi hi-fi mix cd dubfire - yo track is sick. going to make my new year. this is huge. / paul ritch - what a massiv crazy tune!!!!!!!!! / laurent garnier - the new track from slam is fucking massive. you can be sure that i will hammer this. anja schneider : yes yes yes... / len faki - this is a crazy big one - love it! / adam beyer - thx a million for this. big tune, will definitely play

already played by richie hawtin, len faki, laurent garnier and many more. paragraph is a new soma offshoot that will release slam tracks in strictly limited quantities. focusing on the darker side of electronic dance music, paragraph will feature slam tracks exclusively

slammin percussive filtered techno !! in the charts of chris liebing, marco bailey, technasia, adam beyer, ben sims,....

supported by: nina kraviz, len faki, laurent garnier, ben sims, slam, etapp kyle, jonas kopp, sigha, kaiser, ilario alicante, the advent. paco osuna, gary beck, arjun vagale, under black helmet, markantonio, marco faraone, theo nasa, kameliia

ascending techno wunderkind, non reversible, announces the arrival of new imprint non reversible structures with the release of his own explosive ‘destructive boundaries ep. having already gained the support of techno veterans marcel dettmann, slam, ben sims, and len faki, and having already performed in germanys most fabled techno institutions like tresor, griessmuehle, and institut für zukunft, destructive boundaries marks yet another breakthrough moment for the electrifying berlin-based producer. as the follow up to last years hypnotic and emotional initial mass function ep on bipolar disorder, and the atmospheric open cluster ep on eartoground, destructive boundaries finds the producer reaching relentless new heights with four powerful cuts of ferocious industrial techno.

one of the current techno scene’s ‘hidden treasures’, bristol based a sagittariun has discretely released a wide breadth of music over the last five years for labels like secretsundaze, hypercolour and his own elastic dreams label. two highly acclaimed albums in “dream ritual” and “elasticity” as well as fifteen eps have appealed to those who like their techno without frontiers, taking in blistering 140bpm techno, breakbeat idm and ambient dub with ease. his second release for hypercolour displays signs of crossover appeal at long last… lead track “vanishing point” has already been receiving early plays from the likes of laurent garnier (dropping it in his recent timewarp germany set), spencer parker and len faki. big pumping beats and spiralling fx fall aside to a lone breakbeat that ushers in one pretty special breakdown section. the childlike keys and fathoms deep synth stabs (straight out of the john carpenter school of fathoms deep synth stabs) have already drawn comparisons to the retro 80s vibes to be heard on the american sci-fi horror series stranger things. it’s a breakdown that takes the listener to an uncharted dimension, bookended by slammin’ beats that acts as a perfect mood changer in any set. watch this one soar! “the pathway” keeps things on an all together straighter tip, an incessant tribal loop weaves and filters around a thunderous kick and shuffling hats, ebbing and flowing all the way in what might be a sagittariun’s most club-centric and stripped back production yet. matrixxman (dekmantel/spectral sound) is on hold to deliver a superb remix, pushing the original down a long dark tunnel for a growling and reverberating techno overhaul

wink returns to the ovum motherland after a year of big hitters on intec, boysnoize and r&s. and he’s packing some serious substance. the clue is in the title, the message is in the hypnotic signature vocal loop, the attitude is in the spiked-out sinewy tendrils of acid, sharped in the way only josh knows how: ‘resist’ is the sound a man who, like all of us, is confounded and frustrated with the current political and media climate. tension, fear and adrenalin ripple throughout as we dynamically ride the tangible, visceral highs and lows in a quintessential classic wink way. remix-wise truncate forges through the blurred truths, manipulation and divisiveness with two clear dancefloor tactics: a thundering, roughly-hewn late night techno roll-out and a deeper, leaner approach for slightly earlier hours with a rising siren that acts as a call to arms for like minds to unify. truncate isn’t alone with the multiple versions: in echoes of some of his most influential tracks ‘superfreak’ and ‘don’t laugh’, josh has also provided two stripped-back acapella-style tracks to ensure the critical message is entwined beyond the track itself. and that message is clear: exist to resist. you know what to do. - josh wink is on a roll following last recent big tracks on boys noize, cocoon, soma, and of course ovum. - dj support from chris liebing, scuba, len faki, slam, jamie jones, john digweed, and more. radio support from eats everything (radio 1), b traits (radio 1), coco cole (capital 1xtra).

ubx127, one of the break out newcomers in the swedish techno scene with his debut 12 inch released on len fakis classic label, figure. with support of djs, like dave clarke, laurent garnier and slam, his driving techno with soft stabbing structures works just as good on the dance floor as in your favorite armchair. on lamour remixes ubx127 takes on 3 of the labels tracks from the artist: motormännen, lehnberg & slim vic and turns them into modern instant techno classics.

after releasing three successful and well received solo e.p.’s over the summer of 2015, tim xavier (label boss) rings in 2016 with a new “late 90’s chicago jack” styled body of tracks appropriately titled “1999”. already getting play by: truncate, eric cloutier, ben sims, dj hyperactive, la-4a (ambivalent), slam, magit cacoon, dustin zahn, technasia, agaric, lando, len faki, raíz, adrian lopez, luigi madonna……..

already support by marcel dettmann, marcel fengler, steve rachmad, objekt, deetron, len faki, voiski, sebo k, dj deep, bleak, tripeo, jonas kopp, slam, electric indigo, the exaltics, stephen brown, jeroen search, xhin, dexter, dimi angelis,…

up and coming portuguese producer lewis fautzi is quickly becoming a name to look out for in techno. championed by the likes of jeff mills and slam, fautzis hypnotic, tracky sound is much in demand. in may 2014 figure label founder len faki opened his boiler room berlin set with a new lewis fautzi production, the beatless intro vibes of >diagonal<, and thus a new ep was born on figure.

supported by, giorgio gigli, len faki, slam, deepbass, paco osuna..

label chief master-h stepping up and not for the first time, raising an already high bar, once again skyward. >stabs call< sees h team up with the wonderfully talented saxophonist, geoffrey secco. not only does geoffrey play regularly with the legendary tito puente, but he has now joined h is their own band ... more on that, very soon
support from deetron, len faki, laurent garnier, slam, steve rachmad, nuno do santos, soul clap, samuel l session, rainer truby, sis, norman nodge…, ...

proper techno , with mike dehnert & shifted remixes !!! already played by len faki, adam beyer, dustin zahn, gary beck, alan fitzpatrick, slam, marco bailey...

huge remixes by shlomi aber and emmanuel, already supported by the likes of yousef, timo maas, pig & dan, marco bailey, samuel l session, smokin jo, carlo lio, misstress barbara, kenny larkin, layo, gregor tresher, nick curly, slam, len faki, dubfire, nick warren, deetron, tiefschwarz, christian smith, danny tenaglia and more!

follow up to the highly acclaimed first numbers#1 release which was massively supported by adam beyer, laurent garnier, speedy j, carlo lio, timo maas, slam, technasia, oliver ho, terence fixmer, lucy, x-press 2, phil kieran, paco osuna, tony rohr & many more. emerson once again expresses all his passion for raw techno and rolling grooves with the tune >non human beat<. heavy beats with an analog feel and loud drums keep spinning and building around noisy crisp techno. the original track was remixed by markus suckut delievering a modern techno track, adding some energetic hi hats and leaving out some of the peak elements for some extra dub. markus is currently working for well established labels like stroboscopic artefacts and len fakis figure imprint.
support from speedy j, luke slater, dubfire, electric indigo, timo maas, luciano …

yes! the 4th release by gary beck on his bek audio imprint, backed up with a remix by yousef will take the floors by storm for sure! support from: len faki, alan fitzpatrick, slam, pete tong, monika kruse , joseph capriati, mark broom...

big with ben klock, surgeon, luke slater, ben sims, len faki ,.. komisch is honoured to release the debut ep by sp-x. this upcoming producer contacted the label via myspace to send in a demo, and we were blown away when we heard it.combining lean, snappy percussion with evil bass sounds, sp-x also brings slamming, skipping beats and insane filtering to each track

back on friday 17th september (2010)...second single for the hotly tipped london based producer pariah on the legendary r&s record label. parishs debut single detroit falls/ orpheus gained the young producer many high profile fans including rob da bank, mary ann hobbs, ramadanman, untold, len faki, appleblim, chris duckenfield and will saul amongst many others. the first ep also found its way onto high profile, and influential blogs and websites including pitchfork, fact, gorilla vs bear, no pain in pop and rcrd lbl, and was a recommended release at boomkat. the debut single contained the first two pariah tracks ever recorded and were instantly recognisable as referencing the hip hop beat collages of dilla and the moody atmospheric 2 step rhythms of burial. this doublepack sees pariah move further towards developing his own sound, and takes in slamming percussive club tracks, deeper 2 step excursions and downtempo and beatless highlights. early supporters of this release include mary ann hobbs, falty dl, ramadanman, ben ufo, untold and mosca.

second release on bek audio comes once again from label owner gary beck. two peak time rollers, sure to destroy any dancefloor. support coming from dubfire, len faki, slam, mark broom, fergie & joseph capriati

big with: anthony collins, martinez, slam, norman nodge, deetron, charles webster, luciano, rhadoo, shlomi aber, matthew dear, len faki, kiki , jimpster, ryan crosson, dj w!ld, brothers vibe, seth troxler, gorge, seuil, nick curly, laurent garnier, anja schneider, karotte, djulz, 2000andone, adam beyer, robert dietz

francois ks wave music returns to the fore with a new ep from rising star roberto bosco and in so doing takes a further step into the world of deep, dubby and sonically spacious techno. bosco is still in his early twenties but in his short career to date has already developed a stellar recording cv with releases for samuel l. sessions klap klap, orlando voorns night vision, len fakis figure and shlomi abers be as one as well as remixes for the likes of juan atkins infiniti project.
already support by laurent garnier, stacey pullen, agoria, slam, brendon moeller, terry francis, xpansul, darren emerson, marco bailey, lars klein

one of 2009s most talked about newcomers, tony lionni steps up to bat as we drop figure spc e. having alreadysupplied the huge >found a place< for len fakis ostgut ton >berghain 03< mix, fakis figure imprint now keeps thefire burning with two more exclusive lionni recordings.
with its epic, up-building vibe and classically influenced detroitian synth hooks, >skys the limit< treads the linewonderfully between intense peak time action and hypnotic early morning wonderment. immense, room filling, expertly produced and dripping with class, its indeed worthy of the title and continues to elevate tonys status asone of todays most promising producers.
big with: anja schneider, samuel l session, slam, mauro picotto, brendon moeller, deetron, joel mull, timo maas, adam beyer, pär grindvik …

big with: timo maas, sis, raresh, len faki, d julz, joris voorn, speedy j., monika kruse, slam, gregor tresher, bart skills, edit select, someone else, laurent garnier, danny tenaglia, ramon tapia, the advent, tadeo, pig&dan, paco osuna, stepahn bodzin, thomas schumacher, marco resmann, joel mull, deetron, michel de hey......
after co-producing marc miroirs hitsingel >kraft< asem shama returns with a new bomb on paso music! since15 years asems name stands for finest production and dj sets to heat up the dance floors across the world. after cofounding the label sportclub and moving to berlin asem is ready to head to new horizons.

big with patrick chardronnet, manuel tur, slam, charles webster, deetron, john digweed, sis, brothers vibe, anja schneider, laurent garnier, delete, dj gregory, dennis ferrer, pete tong, phil weeks, seuil, tiefschwarz, ray okpara, stephan bodzin, jimpster, luke solomon, adam beyer, slam, ewan pearson, steve bug, gorge, toby tobias, bushwacka, kiki, paul woolford, monika kruse, joris voorn, gavin herlihy, oliver huntemann, stacey pullen, nic fianculli, einzelkind, shinedoe, yannick, claudevonstroke, chris carrier, luca bachetti, shonky, brett johnson, agnes, acquaviva, josh wink, meat, liapin, martin eyerer, thomas schumacher, terry francis, gel abril, carl cox, gregor tresher, dj hell, butch, layo, dop, hosh, davide squillace, silicone soul, alex niggemann, len faki, agoria, ramon tapia, satoshi tomiie, arnaud le texier, danny howells, chateau flight, dj wild, anthony collins, will saul,…

edit select number six sees the vinyl release of >on the run< by gary beck. originally released digitally by mezzotinto, its garys biggest track to date, featuring in the sets of richie hawtin, sven vath and adam beyer heavily over the last couple of years. the track has been completely re-mastered for 2009 and sounds just amazing. on the flip we have a tougher and more aggressive edit select update of the haunting original. the remix has received props from the likes of len faki, ben klock, marcel dettmann, and slam over the recent months. another sure shot for edit select.

after remix by ben klock on drh018, check this new bomb from deeply rooted houses camp with big argys remixes ! feedback laurent garnier : >kerri is the maaan, this is brilliant as always !, luciano : bomb… big support, and big tune for this end summer vibes ... , chloe : excellent ep, i ll play it, big support ! , jerome sydenham : argy delivers yet another fine piece of deep tech excellence !, loco dice : argys legendary bonus beat, please send me a wave, thx ! djulz : bonus beat & detroit dub in my box, strong remixes , break 3000/dirt crew : the detroit dub has a great old school vibe ! solid stuff… will play !, franck roger : argy is the man, big fan of his work will play all versions for sure , matthew styles : will support ! nice work… , marlon d : slamming cut. will hit the dancefloor tuff , kiki : will play the 6:23 mix, thanks ! , shinedoe : funky shit ! thx , dj gregory : that shit is good , len faki : great remix package from argy ! will play it for sure ! , brendon moeller : quality big room stuff !, electric indigo : love the kerry chandler sound! and argy did very good work here , sebo k : the 6:23 mix and the dub are dope! , full support dj 3000 : nice nice record and the detroit mix is dope! & more

one of the biggest minimal tracks of 2007 gets the remix treatment from gary beck and mark broom! played by mark broom, adam beyer, len faki, ben klock, onur Özer, stuart mcmillan (slam)

after remix by ben klock on drh018, check this new bomb from deeply rooted houses camp with big argys remixes ! feedback laurent garnier : >kerri is the maaan, this is brilliant as always !, luciano : bomb… big support, and big tune for this end summer vibes ... , chloe : excellent ep, i ll play it, big support ! , jerome sydenham : argy delivers yet another fine piece of deep tech excellence !, loco dice : argys legendary bonus beat, please send me a wave, thx ! djulz : bonus beat & detroit dub in my box, strong remixes , break 3000/dirt crew : the detroit dub has a great old school vibe ! solid stuff… will play !, franck roger : argy is the man, big fan of his work will play all versions for sure , matthew styles : will support ! nice work… , marlon d : slamming cut. will hit the dancefloor tuff , kiki : will play the 6:23 mix, thanks ! , shinedoe : funky shit ! thx , dj gregory : that shit is good , len faki : great remix package from argy ! will play it for sure ! , brendon moeller : quality big room stuff !, electric indigo : love the kerry chandler sound! and argy did very good work here , sebo k : the 6:23 mix and the dub are dope! , full support dj 3000 : nice nice record and the detroit mix is dope! & more

big with: adam beyer, pan pot, ambivalent (minus), anja schneider, len faki, slam, steve angello, dominik eulberg, agaric, paco osuna, christian smith,… !!superb!!! berghain classic!!!

slammin french retro styled 3 track compilation...incl oxia & the hacker, len faki, eric borgo

slammin dark techno 2 tracker of cineastic qualities.. this time on thomas schumachers imprint. expect this to be big with djs like heiko laux, diego, monika kruse, sven väth, ben sims, len faki, luke slater, andre galuzzi, umek,technasia amongst others

valentino kanzyani massive new techno slammer on umeks consumer recreation label. massive support already coming from all the big technoheads: technasia, monika kruse, gayle san, chris liebing, len faki, umek, laurent garnier, dj rush and many others…

a dark and slamming techno ep with 3 tracks and 5 pumping loops…don't miss..massive support from: sven väth, adam beyer, monika kruse, chris liebing, technasia, marco carola, joel mull, joey beltram, samuel l. session ,paco osuna, danilo vigorito, laurent garnier, deetron, gayle san, mauro picotto, len faki ...