incl. marcel fengler and james ruskin

incl oscar mulero

incl steffi, rod, robert hood

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following hefty releases for karlovak and bass culture in 2015, ben sims continues to bring his ron bacardi alias heat with along with a remix from borrowed identity.

uk techno stalwart ben sims adopts his ron bacardi alias for an outing on bass culture records, bringing with him three varying slices of 4x4-based music. d’julz has a deep penchant for bass and funk, and this is evident throughout the ep. we get off to a rugged start with ‘rock your body’, a deliciously dark slice of grumbling techno. intertwined with the morose bassline is a mysterious, tribal-esque female vocal, warped and twisted to add a primal feel to the track. on the flip, bacardi puts his a different hat on giving us ‘first effort’ a vivacious funk-laced hybrid, which teases you spitting out intermittent trumpets and other such live instruments. finally, ‘the money/dub’ goes straight into disco territory with that oh-so-familiar entrancing rhythm that will keep you fixed to its beat from start to finish. that filtered wah-wah guitar is impossible to resist, especially when combined with such crisp percussion. sheer quality from monsieur bacardi…

dave clarke has already been playing the original out and ben just played his mix on his latest clr podcast

limited backstock of this 2004 flux records release with remixes by ben sims and uk gold mix.

collaboration has become a cornerstone for motech. maintaining its diverse sound requires diverse collaborations. the sound that emerges on >midnight express< is no exception. combining the ever evolving sound of dj 3000 and the synth mastery of esteban adame (galaxy 2 galaxy, los hermanos, ican w/santiago salazar). this new 12 inch is a driving exploration of where the sound of detroit is going. joined together are the ethno-percussive elements instrumental to shaping the motech sound, as well as a dance floor driven synth pattern that beckons your inner desire to move.

a welcome return for the mighty hardgroove label see s ben sim present his ron bacardi alias as well as new track in the middle featuring remixes by ron bacardi & vinalog as part of record stores day 2015. 12 inch clear vinyl in spined sleeve

tolkachev has established himself firmly on the minimal industrial techno forefront. 2019 repress comes with extra single sided 12inch

stealth mission returns for its fourth drop with four tracks of red-raw cuts from postbhuman, naked eye people, hvl pres. kiyadama and do the du. also fearturing a ben sims edit, this is essential dancefloor weaponry.

third in a five part series, documenting the birth and evolution of soul music. comes on double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

berghains marcel fengler presents the fifth installment in the clubs expanding mix series. a central resident at the club since its early days, fengler continually and consistently fires up the berghain floor with his vast and exemplary collection of techno, house and electronica. fenglers colourful mix includes new exclusives from peter van hoesen, reagenz & vril, which will be released on an un-mixed 12 inch, and also gathers together a wealth of producers both new and old, from claude young, luke slater, ben sims and regis, to skudge, gerd, seiji and convextion, a lot of them providing previously unreleased material