phat underground techno, incl rmxs from 65d mavericks , hironori takahashi..

mm audio adds to its catalogue the third release signed by the japanese artist hironori takahashi. the ep consists of four tracks with kick very present, deep and hypnotic sounds, atmospheres and repetitive rhythms representing his techno.
vinyl: 180gr solid blue, black & solid white mixed.

seance is back with a third release, this time with original works supplied by the talented japanese artist hironori takahashi (stroboscopic artefacts / informa records) and a sublime remix from gianluca meloni & dino sabatini two highly respected artists working under their modern heads alias all on a stunning transparent 12 vinyl in full artwork sleeve

the latest chapter in the unfolding story of chronicle finds the new york techno label reaching out to japan once again, calling upon the considerable talents of hironori takahashi to deliver a nerve-shredding manifest on cinematic scope and malicious intent in the darker corners of contemporary techno.

the opening track on this double sided gynltd series comes from hironori takahashi. speclaz displays sharp panned cymbals and sonics, underpinned by a pulsey rhythm and modulated organesque synths. the takaaki itoh remix is a deeper and more moody affair, albeit with a similar syncopated rhythm structure and some tasty modulated acidic synth stabs with filtered atmospherics. on the flip-side, myk derill s crossroads takes a turn for a more broken industrial rhythm with looped vocal chants holding it all together before breaking down into a washed out synth breakdown, then returning to the pre-emnent fat rhythm and vocalised stabs. finally track 4 sees philippe petit remix, with the artist opting for a very stripped back 4-4 hi-hats/percussive workout underpinning minimalistic modulated synth and gentle bassy offsets. the most tooled-up track of this ep.

supported by: dvs1, richie hawtin, submerged, max_m, tom bonaty, arnaud le texier, hector oacks, ness, cassagrain, phone, ryuji takeuchi, ascion, hd substance, exium, go hiyama, deepbass, cladio prc

limited to 150 single-sided, hand-numbered & stamped whitelabel copies.

blending mode ep by hironori takahashi (lineal, stroboscopic artefacts) showcases two of his original tracks. his sound is best described as deep, raw and hypnotic techno. he has provided us with venatrias & jazert, amazing tracks which are filled with atmosphere and repetitive rhythms they will take you on a deep journey

hironori takahashi takes us on a trip into deep & dubby technoid territories, while nax-acid walks the path of electroid ambient. made to get lost in!

all three parts of the art21 neurotwin compilation as 4x12 inch box (2x yellow & grey marbled / 1x clear / 12x black vinyl).

third part of the neurotwin compilation from art21 comes on yellow & grey marbled double vinyl.

2x12 inch lp, marbled vinyl

next diffuse reality release comes from bias, with hironori takahashi & squaric on remix support.

third v/a compilation from the on board music camp.

kin-ben label that is one of japanese techno label in ehime, western japan releases brand new 12 vinyl by ann who is a dj / producer in saijo, ehime. a side is a deep techno tune with his gradually amplifying tension and the gentle bass-line’s reiteration sympathizing with metallic sounds like as sharpening a katana. and b side is the remix by hironori takahashi, who is still a worldwide dj / producer in japan and has released from many awesome label as informa records and arts.

it might not always be obvious, but music as escapism can serve as a radical social statement. what some may see as daydreaming or imagination of impossible realities, can constitute a sort of revolution of thought, the seed of a more human and sentient worldview. although on a first listen, high-level basis, it may seem as if the music contained in informa’s 10th release is a series of psychedelic, dystopian and otherworldly tools for escape, it might actually be a proposition for improvement, a route to self-discovery, a reflection on the true nature of our surroundings. although at no point in this release such high concepts are made explicit, there is a consistency in vision and methods present in the art created by the peers that label founder and owner deepbass has selected for this very special, celebratory release. encapsulating the product of eight minds, eight visions, in a common concept for evolution in unity.

b-stock! one corner is broken. bolstered by the unshakable body of work behind it, brooklyn-born berlin-based techno label chronicle reaches its milestone tenth release with its gaze fixed dead ahead. ten releases in, it pays to make a strong, defiant statement of intent, toasting to what the label has been about so far. more important though is to remind those tuned in to take heed, because the next step is always the most significant. from the artists crafting the music at its beating heart to the all-important design that packages the records, chronicle is a label that pulls no punches in its creative vision. given that the vision in question matches unbridled futurism with elegance and intensity, consider this a warning is a fitting title for a salvo of sounds that set the tone for where chronicle will head in its coming chapters.
the double 12 inch includes a cd, featuring all traks from the vinyl plus 6 bonus tracks.

uncover is a new vvaa compilation serie on granulart recordings. v 1.0 features tracks by architectural, blndr, pulse one and hironori takahashi.
early support by marcel dettmann, oscar mulero, ame, rob hall, norman nodge, dvs1, samuli kemppi, eric fetcher, antigone, kr!z, tripeo, andrea, leiras, pfirter, angel molina, hector oaks, arnaud le texier, kwartz, ness, jeroen search, marcel heese, developer, ntogn, raiz, aiken, etapp kyle, henning baer, sandrien, robert lamart, pearl, peter van hoesen, kike pravda, truncate, slam, rodhad, quail, jonas kopp, answer code request, victor martinez, adriana lopez, james ruskin ...

the 7th installment on the brothers label sees a whole new batch of collaborators join the family, along with one previous member from bros003.

the forward-thinking nature of the music in this collection sums up the ethos of chronicle as a whole. each artist has a distinct identity but they all strive to push techno into unexplored realms, placing the emphasis on atmosphere and psychological impact. in such an approach can the most affecting sounds be found, and there will surely be few listeners left unmarked by this record. you have been warned.