skinnerbox, thats also two gentelmen, one of them immigrated from a far away country and both living in berlin now. in their boxes theres no devil but there are grandpas old synths, funnily and heavily beeping and bumping beats and basses, joy and fun as in godizllas playroom. and then comes mister humantronic, his remixs, finest tech that will wake up the beast even where no beast was ever before. a record to love and to pamper!

berlin is home to both andrew claristidge and leonard de leonard and these 2 amazing producers have joined forces to create a new side project away from their respective main duties with acid washed and leonizer records. the collaboration between between andrew & leonard or ac & ldl as they are know for this release has created 3 outstanding tracks which already come heavily supported by the lucky few who have early copies of the release. the final track of the this 4 track release is a remix of the title track from acid washed who need no introduction. the ep named after the title track is increase the dosage and comes on a 180gram green record with unique cover art from the talented artist morgan navarro.

after several tracks and remixes 4 hands worked with sonartek, gabriele carasco and bion, the label founder francesco passantino drops the second solo ep on his own label rqm. 4 stunning and various tracks ranging from a groovy bounced minimal to a dark micro house. mastering rendered from the code studio gives the cherry on the cake to this dancefloor killer pack. enjoy!

the berlin based imprint roundqube musik gets its 10th release. to celebrate this goal the label s guys have brought together the whole rqm familien dropping an eight track double vinyl: besides the usual suspects like francesco passantino, gabriele carasco, luca torre and sonartek, die familien grows with new friends such as the well known frankfuter producer matt star, jakob seidensticker (an element of wareika) in cooperation with boronas, the japanese talent kaitaro, enzo pietropaolo and the co-owner of the label i-max with blesgroove.

this berlin based imprint drops once again a special minimal & microhouse 3-tracksr vinyl borned by the cooperation of rqm s label lord francesco passantino with sonartek. mental grooves and dark breaks melted to create an eclectic ep adaptable to several set times. another great example of the round qube dna, show the deep need the crew to propose high quality standards both music research and in sound mixing and mastering.

two original tracks with a different touch, a melt of researched infusion between classic deep techno and mircohouse with mad baselines and insane piano rolls tunes. on the remix side rqm hosts for the first time, the highgrade record lord tom clark wit a groovy masterful detroit edit and the old good friend from the code studio gabriele carasco with a break beat dreamy tune.

the talended italian based artist -sonartek- dropped 3 dope minimal orginals on the 7th rqm releaseto show why his music are unique. a deep trip into dark frequencies and mental groove tunes of high quality sounds. once again for the remix rqm hires the cooperation of francesco passantino & gabriele carasco for a massive deep break beat remix. no more to say just listen and enjoy.

the sunshine coast?s resident electronic maverick, milanese is back on with his heavy-as-fuck 2nd album on the mighty planet mu, and a snapshot of the continued evolution of his unique, fresh angle on streetwise uk bass music.
having pioneered the heavy, dark and twisted experimental dubstep sound with his previous releases on warp, combat, mg77, arcola, seed and planet mu, this new lp sees a shift towards collaboration. with strong vocal artists like ben sharpa (pioneer unit, cape town) and rqm (al haca, vienna), who deliver interesting lyrics in a unique style, melded perfectly with milanese?s own fat swerving basslines, solid drums full of attitude and odd, mangled samples.
melting dubstep?s earth shaking frequencies with hip hop & grime vocals and hard edged timbaland influenced drums and percussion, the result defies categorization: neither dubstep, grime, hip hop nor idm - you could call it a mashup of all these, but it?s more accurate to say it sounds like streetwise bass music for the year 3000. incredibly strange beats and sounds but keeping the funk, fury and bounce 100% on lockdown.
challenging, menacing and forward thinking like his previous releases 1up on warp (2004) and extend on planet mu (2006), its also 31 year old steve milanese?s most dancefloor record yet.