part 2 of octaves brandnew full-length album on limited white 2x12 inch vinyl. dark atmospheres, deep, rolling and experimental grooves and an outstanding production make this album a must have in every recordbag!

arriving onto the electronic scene with i believe, on the monumental (10 records) compilation techno 2: the next generation (alongside carl craig, marc kinchen, and jay denham) in 1990, octave one is the brainchild of the phenomenal native sons of detroit, mi (usa), the burden brothers.

we are proud to present the third full-length album of octave on nachtstroms sister-label. the album will be released on 2 parts and will be loaded with a total of 12 tracks full of dark, industrial, distorted soundscapes and banging, twisted grooves that turn this album into something very special and unique! limited edition white vinyl on the first pressing - part 2 will be coming soon!

already support by jeff mills, ken ishii, dave tarrida

180 gram white vinyl ltd 300 (no digital release) mastering - dubplates & mastering berlin (mastered by helmut erler)

after his remix for leghaus single >herborn<, mike wall release his first single on flicker rhythm music. after >total black< on berlins frucht label now he release the second match of the color collection. >total red<is a cynically, metallic thick groove that gets dark and powerfull straight to the floor. incl. remixes from octave (silent steps, nachtstrom schallplatten) & james unk (less is more, frucht).

awesome dark and driving techno bangers by octave & dolby d coming as limited special edition on red transparent vinyl … big ep!

revisited series 5 coming soon with incredible techno remixes from planetary assault systems, ken ishii & luke slate

nachtstrom is proud to present the second album of octave who delivers 7 marvellous dark and driving techno stompers in the best label tradition!

fourth step made by audio injection, the techno master from los angeles and part of the droid behavior crew,with a huge deep techno track, supported by three remixes from kyle geiger, ryuji takeuchi and octave.

tim kelly, new upcoming artist on the techno scene but with a 20 years experience in the music arena delivers here a really inspired ep, with a crazy deepness and outstanding synths and feelings.three original tracks, all with a specific groove and atmosphere are attracting your mind, and pushing your body to the dancefloor! this ep is supported by both remixes from the well known artist perc, and the owner of the silent steps label, octave.

finest and darkest nachtstrom techno produced by logotech, octave & dolby-d!!! this 2x12-vinyl is played and supported by audio injection, drumcell, mike humphries, space djz, sasha carassi, mark morris and various others!

430 west continues to celebrate its 20-year history, allowing two more octave one classics to get the remix treatment from some of the burden brothers favourite artists. for the latest instalment, swedens cari lekebusch takes on >love and hate< originally released on octave ones >off the grid ep< on berlins seminal tresor records. 2nd remix comes from vince watson

vince watsons bio imprint is now back in full flow, and following on from >pressure< we now have the 2nd installment of the release, with some very exclusive guest mixes and yet another killer track from vince himself. first up is steve rachmad, who has featured on bio before, previously remixing the classic >aurelon< in 2004 ... so he is back this time to give >pressure< the rachmad treatment. a fantastic example of steves production skills and really takes >pressure< into a different direction. absorbing and hypnotic, but with the killer dancefloor twists ... this is what vinces bio music label is all about!

for the latest instalment, swedens cari lekebusch takes on love and hate originally released on octave ones off the grid ep on berlins seminal tresor records. which takes us neatly on to another tresor (and kanzleramt) artist, berlin resident alexander kowalski who restyles i need release. featuring vocals from ann saunderson, it was the first release taken from octave ones summers on jupiter album.

played by cari lekebusch, tony rohr, abe duque, adam beyer, tim xavier, drumcell, monoloc, dustin zahn, gary beck, perc, kai randy michel and various others!
clear transparent vinyl - this collectors edition is strictly limited to 300 copies!

sandwell district & aril brihka rmx !! support from dave clarke, slam, psycatron, mark broom, alexander kowalski, santiago salazar, gregor tresher, paul mac, troy pierce, ben sims, electric indigo

this special edition in white vinyl will be strictly limited to 300 copies worldwide!
played and supported by the advent, dave clarke, gary beck, space djz, virgil enzinger, mike humphries, tom hades and many more.

one chord to rule them all! deetron, octave one & jori hulkkonen put their hands on some brikha classics!!! in 1998 aril brikha reacquainted the world with deep techno soul, as his record groove la chord crossed generic boundaries.

the album will be strictly limited for 300 copies and is already played and supported by: alexi delano, tony rohr, tom hades, cari lekebusch, perc, gary beck, virgil enzinger, dj hi-shock, xavier morel and various others…

support: chris liebing, paco osuna, heron, virgil enzinger, sasha carassi, emerson, blood and tears, alex bau, mark morris ...

first on decks.de !! a two tracker of smashing minimal poetry.
a: daegon – subcon2 : shady minimal sounds turn into vivid dance floor intensity. a gently boosting track containing shivering bass lines and nifty rhythmic compositions.
b: daegon – subcon2 (octave remix) : french fellow octave turns the original to a full throttle dj tool, using cushioned basslines that create a massive dancefloor alternative.

430 west records embarks on an epic journey revisiting classic tracks from its 20 year history with 2010 reworkings. first in the series are remixes of octave ones seminal techno track >meridian< and their absolute floor killer >dema<. both tracks were exclusively reworked for their present >20 years into the future< tour and have already moved crowds all through europe, singapore, and north america. a must have for fans of funky techno

dark, experimental, minimal, futuristic techno grooves from octave, french duo o & r, plus a super deep remix from audio injection supported by samuli kemppi, space djz, bcr boys, sasha carassi, submerge, xavier morel, virgil enzinger, brian burger, audio injection, alex flatner, re:axis, sam paganini, elektor, thanatos, zen paradox

sometimes things get complicated and a groove becomes a symphony. but sometimes, all we need is the groove. venturing back to how it all started, octave one begins a new chapter, 20 years after their introduction to the electronic music world. connecting to their origins on derrick mays legendary label, octave one pay homage to their transmat catalog number with the launch of a new limited series and label, ms10. returning to basics, ms10 brings the burden brothers home to how they started it all, minus the hype and >back to the essence of the groove<. this special series begins march 2010...

momentum is back with another huge minimal-techno release.
supported by richie hawtin, troy pierce, barem, magda, ...

next quality release from der hut!! o&r deliver a massive minimal tech ep!! 8u gets the remix treatment from oblivion!! u cant afford to miss this...

an all french definition of cutting edge new-school techno

burdens brothers are back with 2 mixes of >a world divided<! supported by laurent garnier (fr), dave clarke (uk), black dog (uk), surgeon (uk) & more!

big with luciano, anja schneider, agnes, martinez, lauhaus, laurent garnier... super slick summer time house music from romania in shape of new producers noidoi!

debuting with >i believe< on the monumental (10 records) compilation >techno 2: the next generation< (alongside carl craig, marc kinchen, and jay denham) in 1990. octave one is the brainchild of the phenomenal native sons of detroit, mi (usa), the burden brothers. the band, (made up of lenny burden and lawrence burden), have had the privilege of touring live and djing throughout the world, including the countries of germany, spain, greece, belgium, vienna, the netherlands, the uk, ireland, scotland, malaysia, japan, the us, and russia, among many other places. throughout their careers they have worked with such artists as derrick may, underground resistance, juan atkins, anthony shake shakir, among others. they have remixed tracks for such artists as massive attack, akabu (joey negro), dj rolando (jaguar), steve bug, john thomas, the trampps, rhythim is rhythim, and inner city. two years of live touring and three years of recording come together for the brothers latest musical offering. reaching back and rejuvenating their pure electronic detroit sound, o1 produce a dance floor heavy techno journey. >summers on jupiter< showcases the burdens signature rough and tumble production style. several tracks are already gracing the decks of the likes of jeff mills, laurent garnier, carl craig, richie hawtin, and claude young among many others. to celebrate their first studio album in four years, octave one take the electronic beat down on the road through 2009.

the tracks are already gracing the decks of the likes of jeff mills, laurent garnier, carl craig, richie hawtin, and claude young among many others. lawrence and lenny burden, announce the release of their new single, >i need release<€,b/w >here comes the push<, on their own reborn label, 430 west records. collaborating once again with ann saunderson (the vocalist on their hit single >blackwater<, 2002), and mc p.gruv (from their >the theory of everything< album, 2004), the brothers have produced a dance floor heavy double sided single. >i need release< blends anna s angelic vocals with the burden s signature rough and tumble production style, while >here comes the push< takes a percussion driven ride off the edge, with p.gruv as your guide. this project leads to the release of octave one s first studio album in four years, >summers on jupiter<€,(september 2008), also on 430 west records.

the producers behind the legendary electronic outf it octav e one now release the v iny l album v ersion of >off the grid<, after the earlier release of their superlative tresor dvd/cd package in 2007. perfect for the dj in mind or fans of vinyl consciousness, 8 of the best tracks from the dvd/cd version are represented. tackle this album and you´ve got superior techno from the detroit minds of octave one

tresor records is proud to finally set the wheels in motion for an exclusive cooperation with detroits 430 west records outfit octave one feat. random noise generation. the producers behind the legendary electronic outfit octave one have recorded their 31st release >off the grid< for both audio and visual consumption, redefining the context of the audio visual relationship. octave one producers lawrence burden and lenny burden have collaborated with independent videographers from around the globe, reworking classic material and conceptualizing fresh content drawn from performances in scotland (glasgow), germany (berlin & leipzig), north america (austin, tx), the netherlands (eindhoven), finland (helsinki), uk (liverpool) and austria (vienna) earlier this year

rock my soulsees a great borrowed vocal from delano tyler topping a bass-heavy backdrop from the octave one folks, with stabbing old school synths, great percussion, chunky beats, and that great meaty bassline all helping to work the floors. you also get a vocal-free take for all you bass-driven peaktime house lovers. on the flip, a vinyl run out for a track they recorded specifically for the recent jeff mills mix, the exhibitionist, with pmpa chunky techno-fueled houser packed with solid synth lines, driving beats, and a strong bassline

somedaysblends chunky peaktime beats, great percussion, stellar string arrangements, and a wandering bassline behind another sublime vocal performance from ann saunderson. 3 mixes to choose from here, and every one is a winner, so better stock up on this before it gets as huge as blackwater

a year after their impressive last album burn it down, detroit techno legends octave one are back with a nine track double ep that again shows they are masters of big hypnotic grooves. entitled love by machine, the albums name is a nod to the fact that the burden brothers are such revered masters of their hardware. both in the studio, where they cook up atmospheric house and techno with soaring synths and vocals and also in the live arena, where they are celebrated as one of the most accomplished and forward thinking performers in the game today. that is all the more impressive when you bear in mind they have been active since the 80s, most often releasing on their own 430 west label, which is where they appear again here.

detroit house at it best, a must have !!

our fourth release is a special collaboration of anthem creator and footwork label head jay lumen and the super talented roberto capuano (drumcode, truesoul), fusing their different tastes of techno. octaves ep” finds the perfect balance between banging and melodic techno. the melodic octaves” consists of vocal cuts and vigorous synths and chords while aquila” with it’s moog bass synth and breakdown theme is a true banger groove. absolute festival anthems!!

altered moods recordings releases its next vinyl ep octaves of energy. this threetracker by crawley, uk-based artist mick welch is a smooth, sultry adventure into the core ethos of amr music. mick is no stranger to the deep house sound. starting in 2002, he has built a strong following of fans in the uk, first with his elektrosouls mix site and shortly after that with his label of the same name. the -octaves of energy- release represents his latest foray into the deepness. -conscious field- kicks things off with a tambourine- and high-hat infused beat with rich, dark leads burbling up throughout, interrupted now and then by a wistful bridge with an echoing voice telling you not to be afraid. -mind force- is another laid back jam, with a bright, crisp cowbell intertwine with an accouterment of lush pads and silky leads. the final track on the flip side, octave 50, is the deepest cut of the three and also the easiest to work the dance floor with. with its sinewy, filtered pad and bubbly bass line combined with warm, warbling leads, it fits both in the studio and at the club.

excellent electro - proggy house slammer !!!

the seven grand housing authority aka terrence parker, incl. underground resistance & octave one remixes

green marbled vinyl - incredible dub techno

purple print returns stronger than ever with their 2nd various artist compilation! a great follow-up to the already amazing first edition.

numbered copies, printed sleeve on 350g cardboard

very limited copies availble. vinyl only, no repress.