breakbeat ep

featuring container, privacy, beau wanzer, dj richard, kluentah etc.

limited to 300

limited vinyl edition! toller longplayer!

new lp by emeka ogboh

reissue of the 2009 bibio album on black double vinyl, download code included.

limited pressing on clear 180 gram vinyl with download code included.

regular pressing on black 180 gram vinyl with download code included.

yosa peit longplayer on tax free records

brilliant lp from double geography aka duncan thornley from weird weather who recently released a cracker on whip & lash.

new longplayer by mastermind captain planet.

a hazy curtain of flowers, cherry blossoms appearing from a far like a white mist. hand-stamped, 150 copies, vinyl only.

new album from nelson of the east on tartelet essential listening for fans of floating points, palms trax and john talabot.. limited to 300, pressed on 180 g vinyl

4 heavy hitters from kaylah - tough, grimey & rave ready.

classics and previously unreleased gems from an extraordinary one-man-band with one of the deepest emotive voices ever recorded - abner jay.

slackk first came to the attention of most with an ep of roughneck uk house on numbers, before a series of more emotive, melody-driven records on local action and unknown to the unknown saw him emerge as one of the most unique and influential artists working in the peripheries of grime - taking the genre’s hallmarks and audio tattoos but placing them in a context that owed as much to eastern mood pieces and the complex melodies of classic jazz records, hinting at other key influences on slackks music. his debut album palm tree fire was a particular success: resident advisor calling it a beautiful glimpse into the mind of an under-appreciated producer.

packaged in 6-panel fold-out stickered poster-sleeve. limited edition of 350 copies.

the sophomore album from the lewis express. the vinyl release includes a download code.

we welcome ed longo and his studio project the applied arts ensemble debut on early sounds with the other fantasy, the result of many recording sessions that took place in different places around europe. conceived with a strong jazz-funk, fusion and boogie sound it has been conceptualized around the idea that the schizophrenia of the internet-age, the visions of otherness (the undiscovered lands, the primitive happiness, the impossible love) permeate the collective consciousness and the idealized other loses any correspondence with the physical world.

die world crime league band liefern uns eine kleinen anzahl von audiokassetten. diese erste ausgabe enthält 16 tracks und ist mit 80er jahre synthie und drum-machine sound bespielt.

triple vinyl in triple gatefold sleeve.

the palm trees whistle in the pink meteor shower. an entanglement of nature’s mystical tones settle. sonics trigger movement in the oceans crust while giants filter the earth’s waters, thrusting the waters with their gnarly space knobs. the damsel in distress is a hadronic mechanical design like no other, moulded, tested and shaped by the entheogen melanges of the omegian race. many a cosmic knight whipped there sword out to retrieve , but in rightful and aware conquest the dilation and deja vu of multidimensional experiences returned the opal tone to the omega men. the midi rain will dance , and the grooving aqua orbs of life will continue on. - eddie

the new album from tempers, featuring rem koolhaas. the vinyl lp includes a cd-copy.

star shepherd presents 11 songs of ambient! supported by legowelt

the debut album from marlowe aka l’orange & solemn brigham on translucent smokey marbled vinyl (ink stained skies edition).

subjoi embarks on the seventeenth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the gritty ‘take care’ ep or shall not fade sister-label lost palms. expedition seventeen features three jams packed full of ambient soundscapes, dusty drum patterns and dreamy synths, topped off with a summer fuelled remix by dj heure.

tk disco the miami disco and boogie label, dominated throughout the 1970s and 1980s with back to back classics revered by dancers and disc jocks alike. it s no wonder the labels catalogue still gets played today and still makes people dance, inspiring new fans and the old school alike to hunt down the ubiquitous yellow labelled 12 inch singles with fervour. it s in this spirit that tk present some of the finest contemporary reworkings from their legendary catalogue, classics reimagined with todays dancefloor in mind, nipped and tucked in just the right way by some of the finest names to flirt with the discotheque. across 2 lovingly mastered and selected slabs of wax we have versions from dimitri from paris, norman jay, todd terje, late nite tuff guy, kon and danny krivit a truly allstar cast right there all showing their love for this sunshine state disco powerhouse. resplendent in original tk disco label art and with the classic palm tree sleeve this 100% legit and official selection of re-edits is now available for your disco dancin pleasure. dig in, and enjoy!

ray kandinski embarks on the fifteenth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the moody and hazy ‘cressida’ ep for shall not fade sister-label lost palms. expedition fifteen features four jams packed full of dusty synth lines, spacey soundscapes and eerie vocals.

giant swan are debuting on mannequin records through the death of the machines serie, the dancefloor/experimental oriented side of the label, dedicated to new artists. robin stewart & harry wright team up to create an acerbic marriage of energised, aggressive dance music, quaking bass and hypnotic electronic noise. across a table of machines and pedals, incorporating abused guitar and liberal vocal manipulation, giant swan create a cross-breed of hypnotic bass, industrial percussion and disorientating energy delivered with telepathic intricacy.

anthony fade embark on the fourteenth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the dreamy and ambient ‘fading’ ep. expedition fourteen features four jams packed full of spacey pads, gritty drum sequences and ambient soundscapes, accompanied by a industrial driven remix from trp.

gorgeous and essential archive material from this master of mood. the latest unearthing on chee shimizus 17853 - previously only available on a very limited japanese cassette back early 80s. big tip!

demuja embarks on the thirteenth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the soulful and feel good ‘soul brother’ ep. expedition thirteen features four jams packed of playful chord patterns, dark basslines and catchy vocals.

harrison bdp embarks on the twelfth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the deep and dark ‘fade back from reality’ ep. expedition twelve features four jams packed of ambient soundscapes, weight drum sequences and eerie vocals.

j. tijn embarks on the eleventh expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the dark and gritty ‘the deluge’ ep. expedition eleven features four jams packed of heavy drum rhythms, moody synth lines and ambient soundscapes.

special backstock !! after the huge success of the first release, cinthie and the willers brothers team up for the second one with some pure dancefloor cuts ranging between dubby techno, house and groovy minimal house.

trudge embarks on the tenth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the infectiously moody negative spaces ep.
expedition ten features four jams packed of broken drum sequences, dreamy pads and scorching acid basslines.

lock eyes embarks on the ninth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the vanished ep.
expedition nine features four jams packed of ambient soundscapes, dusty drum sequences and moody synth lines.

x-coast embarks on the eighth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the ‘yucatan channel’ ep.
expedition eight features three jams packed full of emotional breakdowns, rave samples and thrashing synth patterns accompanied by a&#8203,, remix from previous release&#8203,, artist dj boring.

for its second release, the french record label is delivering 4 house traxx from its founders real j & jus jam (aka jam for real), kerstone and a guest : evolve. as always, the vinyl comes with a strong themed artwork with a hand drawn palm tree on the label.

limited handstamped edition.

has underground house really run out of ideas? the aesthetic is no doubt getting worn out: you can barely move for tounge-in-cheek dj aliases, palm-tree emojis and vhs screen grabs of 90s a-listers. against that backdrop, helter cuts through like a rough-edged asteroid. -polaris ep-, the london producer s debut vinyl release after a few leaked tracks created a buss on soundcloud, hits the reset button on the hackneyed discourse that surrounds decayed house music. the four tracks on offer cascade between blasts of tectonic rhythm, colour and melody, and washed-out ambience, intertwining and soaking into each other. the deck is still broken, but it punches in all the right places. a sun-warped, boards of canada sequel pumped full of adrenaline and grit. the soundtrack to a broken ecstasy, sure to leave half the kids in a trance and the other with shit dripping down their legs. helter is pushing the genre of misshapen house music into a new dimension - one with more energy, and through a truly shattered lens.

earth trax embarks on the seventh expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with his ambient ‘i gave you everything’ ep. expedition seven features four jams packed full of emotional breakdowns, moody synth lines and dusty drum patterns.

passport to paradise continue their winning streak with an exclusive release from man of the cloth, digger extraordinaire, john zahl / jaz. if you ve seen his video for thump, you ll know that jaz and his works are weird, wrong and wonderful: in a word, the ethos of ptp is alive and kicking in this release. first up, geisha chugs along in the cosmic dust of 80s synth assortments and flourishes of koto. scatter-brained brilliance from the deepest of osaka basements. a2, move to the beach, heralds a sleeker, sleazier side to jaz s episcopal offering. it builds itself out from a latent groove that ushers in the end of the night, carrying you to the empty seafront just before dawn, where a breeze ruffles the palm trees as you dig your eyes into the moon. turning the page, we have a rework from the same post-kraftwerk heritage, but this one is more potent synthpop roller, a straight-up, no frills edit for the toughest of dance floors. the final track, twin theory, is a lofty affair from the outset, its arpeggiated bass holding the track to ransom: it is playful yet very serious, sublime and sarcastic. this is what passport to paradise are bringing to your homes and dancefloors. don t miss ou

over the clouds, over the palm trees, there’s club paradiso. club paradiso is a mission. this italo-duo comes from rimini, adriatic coast, and brings forth the golden age of the spanking riviera club culture. travelling through time and space with synths and drum machines, they mix the past(a) and the future. it’s not all about nostalgia, it’s the future they like. the new ep titled “panoramica” sexily rides the summer vibe with infectious body-moving rhythms. the ep is an hypnotic and groovy journey that starts off with “batongo”, a tribal and exotic dancefloor banger that will let the sweat out of the listener in zero time. “espresso notte” is filled with organic house grooves, dreamy pads and a synth that tells you a story that could go on and on and on. “gulliver” and “litoraneo” pick up from there and bring the sound scenario down heavy with 70s-80s disco sounds and boogie, transporting mind and body to a warm and mellow planet. “panoramica” reflects perfectly club pradiso’s goal of mixing past and future, an über-cool ep that is both club and disco friendly.

copenhagens music for dreams comes with yet another strong release - a double album of personal favourites compiled by jan schulte. according to all maps and witness accounts, germany does not officially have any tropical forests. this is of no concern to schulte however, who has unearthed many stunning examples of tropical drum music recorded there. perhaps the number of botanical gardens and palm houses in germany confused musicians into mistaking the climate, or maybe it was just a happy blend of escapism and multi-cultural integration within musical scenes that spawned such a curious output of undefinable tribal folk jazz. most of the tracks picked by schulte were released on small labels in the late 80 s. the musicians involved were mainly traditionally schooled, born and raised in germany. at that time to be interested in foreign folk music might have seemed a gimmick to some, what with the emerging -world music boom- already snowballing into the mainstream. but these songs, while they may be based on musical traditions from foreign lands, deal much more with introspection than exploitation. schulte himself points to his -general fascination for music that describes places where the artists have never been. songs about the jungle or the rainforest made by people that know the rainforest only from television and books. somehow i think you can hear their mythical imagination and fantasy in those tracks,- he explains....

sciahri is back on black opal and this is time for some real deal, proper techno! forget that cartoon shit...100% solid ep from beginning to end. a dj could reach for any track on here and have the dance-floor munching out of the palm of their hand.

anthony fade embark on the fifth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with their club fuelled ‘what i need’ ep. expedition five features four jams packed full of catchy vocals, crunchy drum patterns and hazy synth lines.

summer might be on its way but we felt things were getting just a little too ‘nice’ over at x-kalay hq. there’s been bare palm tree emojis flying around for time now and not enough hammers, sickles, cheap fags and adidas tracksuits m8.
next up for xk008 we present mysterious russian newcomer, diego tierres and his solar winds ep. based in st petersburg he’s served us up four of the toughest warehouse burners you’re likely to hear this side of the iron curtain. proper raw material, this is straight out the furnace, blow your doors off, no prisoners shit.