two originals from paul ’damage’ bailey, remixed by james ruskin and makaton. limited green marbled 180 gram vinyl.

raw techno with eerie soundscapes from paul bailey / awesome!!

common paul bailey techno 4 tracker

hog resident paul damagebailey with a killer three tracker!

3 tracks of devastatingly powerful techno, w/huge tribal drums, old-school basslines & corrosive, industrial textures!!! for fans!!!

stunning primetime techno tunes from london.. ltd backstock

powerfull darker techno tracks and a more minimal pumpin tune by paul bailey, kero and sveca !!!

80s best on coloured vinyl incl wham!, whirtney, toto, elo, billy ocean and many more !

second crown jewels compilation from big crown records, pressed on limited golden haze coloured vinyl.

supported by: kaiserdisco, chris liebing, marcel dettmann, alex karakakis, drumcomplex, carl craig, marco bailey, joseph capriati, steve mulder, ilario alicante, slam, franco bianco, ame, paula temple, randomer, subjected, 2000 and one, paco osuna, angy kore, dj emerson, gel abril, dj whebba, slomi aber, spiros kaoumenos, diego alvarado, luigi madonna, charlotte de witte, derek plaslaiko, arnaud rebotini.

black truffle is honored to present the first ever reissue of whirled music by max eastley, steve beresford, paul burwell and david toop, one of the key documents of the inventive and energetic scene around the london musicians collective in the late 1970s and early 1980s. originally released on toop’s own quartz label in 1980, the lp features a remarkable series of performances made entirely with whirled and swung instruments and objects. part of the second generations of british free improvising musicians, the prolific scene centered around the performers heard here chafed at the limitations present within the music and ideology of improvising legends such as derek bailey, evan parker, tony oxley and john stevens. where the first generations of british free improvisers often demonstrated a rigorous commitment to non-idiomatic free improvisation and instrumental virtuosity, musicians like beresford reconnected with the dada antics of figures like han bennink and surrendered to joyful musical promiscuity, gleefully disrupting expectations around ‘serious’ improvised music through quotations (of anything from betthoven to reggae) and deliberate amateurism.

children of tomorrow presents a new ep from tensal from hector sendoval (50% of exium). after his splendid album supported by ben klock, surgeon, oscar mulero, jonas kopp, dvs1 etc. to name few! he delivers 4 tracks on this uncertainty thesis ep with his analog touch that is based on cyclic lines and vintage synthesizer. from timeless techno for the dancefloor to deep classic, including a bonus vinyl only track!
support by: tommy for seven, truncate, jeroen search, etapp kyle, markus suckut, ben sims, slam, kr!z, pfiter, zadig, samuli kemppi, marco bailey, francois x, submerge, synthek, invite, arnaud le texier, abstract division, joseph capriati, lenny posso, antonio de angelis, michael wells, paul mac, max_m, philippe petit, mental resonance, etc...

support by : eddie halliwell, gabriel ben, marco bailey, tom hades, henry cullen, jon rundell, pedro delgardo, spiros kaloumenos, fei-fei

once again paul >damage< bailey shows us, what the house of god is all about - pure techno!

stomping 1999 techno, made by paul bailey aka paul damage for his club & label >house of god<.

big with dave clarke, karotte, the advent, paul dailey and aldrin (singapore)! marco bailey might be a global player since many years, but he has never forgotten about supporting talent from his belgian home ground. on the next mb elektronics marco is introducing davy dee from liege with the track >koala<. its supported by two wicked remixes from redhead (red factory, terminal m) and joseph capriati (cmyk, frankie).

finest electro stuff by ed chamberlain, lief ryan, paul bailey and 5 percent nation of casiotone

after the huge success of wahnsin, here is the next dancefloor burner from marco bailey and his long time friend and production partner tom hades. blast has a simply devastating effect on the floor with its dubfire inspired peaktime sounds. saint paul is more melodic and gets a remix treatment by one of the hottest men of the moment, gregor tresher. this one is not to miss under any circumstances!!!

z records continues its commitment to unearthing the obscure and long forgotten tracks from the last 40 years with the much-anticipated follow up to backstreet brit funk. volume 2 has been eight years in the making and continues to showcase the best of the genre from the late 70s to early 80s, compiled once again by joey negro.

z records continues its commitment to unearthing the obscure and long forgotten tracks from the last 40 years with the much-anticipated follow up to backstreet brit funk. volume 2 has been eight years in the making and continues to showcase the best of the genre from the late 70s to early 80s, compiled once again by joey negro.

124 recordings know how to put together a deep house compilation, and they re sounding fierce on this latest, appropriately titled levels up. the jams come heavy and funky from a range of on-point operators, leading in with tom jay s quintessential new jersey bump n grind on hanging on. david moran is a little more shadowy but no less groovesome, while nicola brusegan takes things on a sweet and smooth tip. across the whole double pack there are classically informed jams to satisfy the most weary deep house heads, but keep an ear out for the old-school flavoured heft of freak ds power of bass, which should get some seriously jacking airtime in the right kind of dance.

hugh ‘redman’ james is one of the greatest jamaican music producers of the late 1980s. raised in a musical household in the west kingston slum of hannah town, with his mother a sound system selector, redman gained his initial schooling in the music business from none other than king tubby, the legendary sound system owner and dub mixer that was responsible for voicing and mixing some of the greatest reggae of all time. after being immersed in sound system culture during his youth in the 1960s and 70s, redman began sitting in on sessions at king tubby’s studio, but migrated to hartford, connecticut in 1978 in search of steady employment. returning to jamaica a few years later, he established a popular sound system in kingston and began producing music with king tubby’s assistance in 1985, working with the roots radics during a time of great uncertainty in jamaican music, as the new dancehall style came to prominence, early work featured gregory isaacs, sugar minott and frankie paul, as well as rising stars such as little john and horace martin. then, following the computerisation of dancehall, redman began producing some of the most popular music of the day, crafting durable and complex rhythms with a broad team of players that included steely and clevie, augmented by members of the browne bunch and other players. redman helped establish a number of total unknowns in this era, including carl meeks, dave bailey and wayne palmer, and became a serious contender for king jammy’s crown. but the producer was ultimately frustrated by the dramatic changes to sweep jamaican music in the early 1990s, and subsequently retreated from the music industry redman international dancehall 1985-1989 compiles the best work from his glory days, with half of the twelve vocal tracks coming complete with corresponding dub versions.

limited 100 copies vinyl only. technologic sound research finds its simmetry in a point among past, present and future. kr/lf platform, founded in italy by kill ref in 2016 really aims at it. krlf003 split vinyl release named purple split (from the cover colour) signed by the british patrick cooper (coefficient) on the a side and by the colombian alexander soto (gotshell) on b side. it&#146,s the first krlf release including digital bonus tracks: d-meson and t1995. supports: dave clarke, chris liebing, dax j, ilario alicante, joseph capriati, paula temple, randomer, carl craig, marco bailey, danny tenaglia, paco osuna, don rimini, sasha carassi, slam, damon wild.

a new label, and a new collaboration. björn torwellen is starting his own label borderlands. as the first release, the cologne based producer and dj is releasing a new project called twcor, which he launched together with his friend cortechs. as twcor, they produce analog sound using a modular system. the same equipment is also used when the two friends go on tour as a live act.” supperted by: kaiserdisco, chris liebing, marcel dettmann, alex karakakis, drumcomplex, carl craig, marco bailey, joseph capriati, steve mulder, ilario alicante, slam, franco bianco, ame, paula temple, randomer, subjected, 2000 and one, paco osuna, angy kore, dj emerson, gel abril, dj whebba, slomi aber, spiros kaoumenos, diego alvarado, luigi madonna, charlotte de witte, derek plaslaiko, arnaud rebotini.

a new split ep with 4 great techno tracks on children of tomorrow with the label boss arnaud le texier and new comer eric fetcher that signed lately on the great compilation on polegroup mixed by exium. and a solo ep on the sub label of polegroup calls aine. not to be missed! supported by : marcel dettmann, ben sims, efdemin, dvs1, slam, pfiter, francois x, darko esser, mental resonance, kr!z, rodhad, electric rescue, exium, etapp kyle, submerge, invite, maetrik, thomas hessler, joseph capriati, jonas kopp, jeroen search, marco bailey, philippe petit, miss sunshine, kobosil, joton, synthek, marcel fengler, mental resonance, luciano esse, the plant worker, truncate, dj krenzlin, savas pascalidis, antonio de angelis, paul mac, christian wunsch, shdw, keith carnal, mattias fridell, tim xavier, dr motte, etc

emex is the emergent techno act of george apergis and alex retsis, powered by korg synthesizers. inspired by mathematics and digital electronics, already supported by marcel dettmann, truncate, drumcell, jonas kopp, bas mooy, pfirter, lag and many others. their debut ep is a conceptual fusion of dancefloor techno with atmospheric overtones, first track 00110001 is a minimal opener with pounding chords and detroit style influences, second track 00110010 progresses into darker territories while the fundamental grooves become infused with moody flavors and third track 00110011 transpires from harder realms, concluding the release with its almost acidic basslines and trippy arpeggios.
early support by marcel dettmann, drumcell, truncate, jonas kopp, bas mooy, pfirter, lag, dave tarrida, alex bau, alexander kowalski, developer, slam, mark broom, 2000 and one, mikael jonasson, damon wild, i/y, submerge, lee holman, arnaud le texier, antonio de angelis, ray kajioka, liss c., maceo plex, gel abril, paul mac, joseph capriati, sasha carassi, pierre deutschmann, carlio lio, marco bailey, axel karakasis, stanny franssen, sender berlin, angel molina, xpansul, krenzlin, noah pred, matt cooper, plural, will kinsella, patrik carrera, barker, enrico sangiuliano, matrixxman, gotshell, signal deluxe and many more

support from: marco bailey, tom hades, billy nasty, carl cox, paul mac, ben sims, chris liebing, dave clarke

on saturday the 13th of april de:tuned is hosting the multi-dimensional world event at petrol club in antwerp, belgium focussing on the best in old school techno, acid and rave. to beat the drum, de:tuned is releasing a very limited 12inch record featuring tracks by artists who will be performing at the event on april 13th. each artist is bringing his unique sound to the table, but with an added de:tuned twist. the result is a double a side release which will be available on heavyweight yellow vinyl.

acollection of rare soul & disco! compiled by paul phillips

supported by richie hawtin, dave clarke, laurent garnier, deetron, joseph capriati, magda, karotte, secret cinema, ivan smagghe, stephan bodzin, par grindvik, agoria, kenny larkin, cassius, hernan cattaneo, funk d void, paul woolford, alexander kowalski, marco bailey, pig & dan, misstress barbara, joel mull, martin eyerer and many many more!
whats in a name? well, a lot in tim wolffs case. he returns to the imprint that has a striking resemblance with his last name. and mr wolffs pure, stripped down and uptempo techno productions fit wolfskuil records all to well.
get ready for uncompromising big room techno. the genres popularity is ever growing this day and age. not surprising as its a perfect soundtrack in todays uncertain and detached society.

nice price deal !!! dispatch recordings are proud to present >transit one album sampler< the first various artist album from dispatch will be released in jan 2011. the album showcases a close group of artists, some new to the label some well known for their releases already, the likes of survival get the remix treatment from the mighty break, ever-rising label boys octane and dlr feature with another couple of complete blinders, one of which written with labal manager ant tc1 and not to mention artists such as spinline, hydro, skeptical, paul t, ebk, subterra, christina nicola, gusto, keza and mc fokus all provide a mixed set of styles sure to hit the standard the label is well known for with any listener. dj support is already exhaustive with the likes of marcus intalex, calibre, andy c, break, d-bridge, cern, teebee, calyx, bailey, flight, kasra, ai, lenzman, icicle, alix perez, jubei, spectrasoul to name a few.

great remix package from this new dutch label !! future releases will feature paul >damage< bailey and cane (aka funckarma) . screed is the new acid techno orientated project from labelowner and artist guilty gramatics and a >special friend<. the sound of screed is dedicated to the underground techno scenes dancefloors and clubs and sets the norm for future artists to be released this year like cane aka funckarma (warp, ad noiseam etc.) alongside appearances by paul bailey aka paul damage. international techno artist damon wild from synewave records supports this first release with a deep dancefloor remix bomb and label friend nick dunton aka the 65d mavericks from surface records also comes round with a great modern remix of the original

the next release of spiros kaloumenos on his new label focus records is big! early support from: a.paul, marco bailey, tom hades, pedro delgardo, ryuji takeuchi, reaky, john karagiannis, dj mika, veztax, spiriakos ...

next strike from rising star pedro delgardo !! >illusion< is a mind blowing track sure to please djs & dancers alike. the 2 track b side feat. the underground track >infectious<, a stormtrooping track featured on a carl coxs dj magazine mix cd which pulsates with an infectious synth riff & jamming groove, while struggle, has a touch of old school club flavor throughout each dope groove. djs heavily spreading the delgardo vibe(s) carl cox, eddie halliwell, tiesto, paul van dyk, james zabiela, sander van doorn, marco v, dj misjah, ferry corsten, anne savage, trevor rockliffe, umek, valentino kanzyani, sasha, mistress barbara, kevin saunderson, judge jules and marco bailey to name a few.

featuring 3 original compositions by richard miller, a.k.a systemic, plus a great remix of the duality track by paul bailey, the harmonic design e.p again shows off the diversity of styles that systemic is capable of