"many electronic producers make music that sounds like the future. alavux is making the future and has carved himself a millennium head start. whilst many of his peers maintain a course along the kraftwerk or drexciyan trajectory alavux is committed to creating his own path; still drawing on the inspiration these great pioneers gave to so many, but choosing to adopt their pioneering spirit and innovation rather than their sound and track structures.
many a conversation has taken place about whether alavux is a maker of techno or electro. his discography tells you that he can pull off both very well and octagon shows you that both can be combined with explosive results. the sheer power and intensity of his grooves make each track a force to be reckoned with.
supported by dave clarke, billy nasty, igloo magazine, thomas h green (the arts desk), dj stingray umwelt and more."

officially licensed, expertly executed and respectful re-edit of one of sylvesters most loved disco anthems, you make me feel mighty real, from the maestro michael gray. set to storm festivals, clubs, radiowaves, you name it its a summer soundtrack if there ever was one! dj support: purple disco machine, dimitri from paris, melvo, horse meat disco, mousse t, nic fanculli, mark knight etc.

showcasing state-of-the-art electro in varied stylistic facets, this is a transmission of some of europe s finest electronic dance music. from germany, croatia, ukraine and finland, radiowaves pulsate at an energy level suited for both vigorous club treatments and intense home-listening. tune in!

from the depths of the dark net come telkhin, the latest addition to the shipwrec roster. following earth being recycled on detroit underground, the argentine project are debuting on vinyl with five tracks of off-world electronics. the chilling atmospherics of -body container- meet the needle before an electro iciness takes hold. spiking snares and echoed radiowaves orbit the moody walk in, that same frosted futurism central to level above human. telkhin melts man and machine, giving the computer age a humanoid form. processors whirr in the bassy bleeps and residues of brithomber before the final statement. leaving the human world behind flight 19 is a fast and future funk driven piece of 2050 music. forget the past, embrace the next step. limited run of 150 coloured copies.

jeep kjellberg, tomas barford and tomas hoffding aka whomadewho showcases pop, indie, techno, disco, punk and funk and anything they can imagine on the new watergate compilation 26