dif ist ein danceoor orientiertes techno/house projekt frisch von der waterkant/hamburg. geboren und ins leben gerufen wurde die deutsch iranische freundschaft vom perser bardia salour und dem aus norddeutschland stammenden benjamin eisenbeiss

old skool chicago tech-house. not our usual style, but this is so deep and dubby we couldn t resist. for fans of the relief label, mike dearborn, and the recent steve poindexter record (which featured a heiroglyphic being cut). just as funky as it is techy. dope

limited edition neon violet vinyl.

electronic/dance

from italy with love

perfect house sampler by andrew macari feat manuel sahagun

reissue

soundtrack

remastered reissue of the 1982 japanese jazz cult classic from itabashi fumio.

reissue of the last studio album before their break up in the late 70s. a progressive rock record by the legendary brazilian band, led at the time by original member sérgio dias plus keyboardist túlio mourao, bassist antonio pedro de medeiros and drummer rui motta. presented in facsimile gatefold sleeve and pressed on 180g vinyl.

breay trippy electro stuff!

electronic/dance

limited blue & white marbled vinyl

standard weight, translucent red vinyl. gatefold with 3 illustrated sleeves, here at last is its smashing soundtrack composed by kenji fujisawa, fully remastered in vinyl format in a translucent red 3lp edition!

haven are proud to present the second record in their black label series focused on the crossover between sounds on the uk bass music spectrum and hard techno dynamics.

picture sleeve incl dinked hole

picture sleeve with printed insert

official reissue / repress ! incl the magican remix !

repress - ive never met rod modell (deepchord) in person, but we have met through music. he found an obscure cassette of chi music (from 86), sent it to astral industries and paved the way for the release (30 years later) of the original recordings in 2016. since then, weve exchanged ideas and good music. i sent rod a preview of the kallikatsou recordings - he really liked it - and here came the idea for a remix of lanterns. i started working on some random, lo-fi samples from youtube, using audacity, perhaps the simplest way of producing loops and samples. it’s the only computer based system that feels like the tape recorders i used to work with. i sent the first sketches to rod on facebook, but they ended up in the wrong inbox. i forgot about them, but months later he came back saying he loved them. i decided to go back to working on them, maintaining the lo-fi approach. i began manipulating the samples: time-stretching, tempo and pitch-shifting, mixing different layers and adding old-school monophonic old speaker effects, delays and loops. i used a few field recordings, voices and samples from my early ambient cassettes, and they matched. ario from astral industries got involved and the experiment turned into a plan a vinyl release - red lantern at the kallkatsou.

techno masterpiece