für die fünfte veröffentlichung des labels freut sich partout, den legendären juan atkins zu begrüßen, der die detroit-serie startet und eine neuauflage der tracks von 1993 bis 2011 anbietet.

limited reissue of this ultra-rare gem from 1978 originally released on tiny nyc private press label wabine productions. both tracks on the 12 inch are absolute killers and hugely in-demand with djs and collectors alike. although *sail on* is the acknowledged biggie, a highly sought-after jazzy soul classic melding super-cool low-slung grinding island funk with understated steel pans and a dreamy female chorus, dont overlook side as wonderful *the martians visit* - a tight slab of sun-drenched space-disco with a solid up-tempo caribbean groove, great strings and squelching bass.

ltd 2013 repress
- storming detroit techno
- from tribal to spacin stuff
- already heavy plays by sven väth !

remixes by pete herbert and soul migrantz.

storming detroit techno Ófrom tribal to spacin stuff / limited 7inch vinyl

great lp by sw.

dubstep madness

electri city was created in 1980 in bundt’s own studio. using a ppg synthesizer and a teac four-track tape recorder, he anticipated the home recording trend. he worked on the mixes with a revox tape machine, cutting and splicing by hand. whereas he had enlisted guest musicians on the predecessor neon, this time around he did everything himself, except for two tracks which featured keyboarder steve robison (reiner geyer) who had played with bundt in the krautrock band nine days’ wonder.

peak time techno tracks

support coming in from ricardo villalobos, damian lazarus, anja schneider, james priestly, davide squillace, fafa, tiefschwarz... fast forward a few years and tom & jay find themselves in front of a computer with not much goin on in the outside world. >shall we try & make a track then?< said thomas charles king. >why yes< was the reply from mr massive. and that was that... locked away in jay s bedroom for the weekend they came up with their first ever tune, indeed… >our first time<...

following on from our ludicrous but well-received sci-fi covers album >from the stars volume 1< in 2010 we thought it was time for a sequel. cue the hyper-driven >from the stars volume 2<, an album full of disco and synthy-themed cover versions from obscure and not-so-obscure science fiction. we must be out of our interstellar minds...