played: steve bug, djulz, a. schneider, jay haze, dan curtin – huge hit ! moon harbour has good news for you: a new artist joining our family – welcome samim! after big success with his projects >samim & michal< and >fuckpony< (together with jay haze) he debuts on moon harbour with his 3-track-ep. the bass line of -eco- (b1) paces through deep frequencies as samim throws in sharpedged snares, wistful dub-synths and an elusive vocalsample: this track is so catchy that it deserves the rare honour of a long b-side – its strong vibe just would have swallowed up any other tune accompanying it. skks (a1) will get you from a different point of view: forget about dub and minimalism, this one is a rhythmical display of fireworks. samim goes in for the full, tictac go the claps and vocal-samples jeer and jiggle everywhere. this track got guts, man!..

michal ho returns with a slick and bumping bomb for the tuningspork masses! after his debut as a solo artist on the >frisky< ep (ts18), michal decided to keep to that same infectious stripped down vibe that immediately won over the hearts of such dj/producers like ricardo villalobos, richie hawtin and steve bug. with this ep michal drops things down a notch, and magically becomes an undercover-lover, with this new role in mind he decides to squirm it up with bleeps, beeps, squiggles and lots of jiggles. the end result is a minimal, bleepy, bumping house record !!

shake your booty or nod your head with this very cool minimal tech 4 tracker by apendics monument !!! for fans of samim & michal sound..

brill minimal late 80s jackin chicago house influenced... incl stunning remixes by joakim (tigersushi) & samim & michal (from jay haze s tuning spork imprint)

ten year celebration of music from memory

10th anniversary release in honor of the labels birthday - 1 year. we have gathered on it our artists and new friends. postdynamic expresses gratitude to our fans and supporters. the release includes 2 parts, 2 sides of our vision.

arquitectura del sueno 2 cd mixed by svreca

for the past decade or so, polish musician michal jacaszek has been exploring a new, resolutely modern chapter in eastern europes long, storied love affair with classical music. his creations are painstakingly crafted collages of electronic textures and baroque instrumentation, harpsichords being swarmed by woolly static one minute and pulled apart by billowing wind the next. ambient music - if we can generalize unnecessarily for a second - is rarely so sonically challenging.

killer mix by mandy

incl m. buttrich / claude vonstroke / kabale&liebe /nick curly