northern irish garage/house duo ric mcclelland and sean grieve make a guest appearance for nycs on the prowl! some of you might know ric from seven music, nrk, large records, night drive...etc. together they join forces for if you want / move back with remixes by giorgio luceri and club silencio, both of whom have had previous releases on otp (club silencio being an alter ego of robotalco).

solar phenomena welcomes singular rhythm master stl for a new ep that offers four fantastic tracks of dubby house. it is the label’s fourth release and finds the something label boss in a typically inventive mood.
first track spy vs spy opens things with shuffling drum loops and eerie synth details that hypnotises over seven minutes. atomsmasha has wooden hits and rough shakers peppering a soft, imperfect groove as awkward chords bring an unhinged edge to the mix. on the flip, summer breeze & brotherhood has loose keys doing an off kilter dance over stl’s trademark low-key drums where freebird zones you out with long held chords and detuned keys as cloudy, dusty kicks bring a barely-there groove deep down low. you know what to get from stl by now, but at the same time you can never get enough.

limited indie exclusive edition on diamond dust coloured vinyl.

deluxe reissue on clear double vinyl.

rock

remix album, decks tip

acid jazz, street soul and downtempo

2xlp incl liner notes insert by edward george (the strangeness of dub, black audio film collective).

incl gold stickers

we are proud to present the mover and miro on self reflektion for the second reflekt010 sampler. featured is a selection of tracks previously unreleased on vinyl. while both have helped shaping the techno sound from the early 90’s on, tracks as “sequence freak” from 1998, “pest-e-lence” from 1999 and “program your fate” from 2002 sound fresh and most relevant today - a small glimpse from the impressive discographies of two producers that were way ahead of their time. vinyl only!

a little while before metro area came into life, there was acronym city

assertiveness can be virtue. hence, boss moves - luca lozanos debut for running back - is aptly titled. generously spread over two vinyl plates, lozano investigates the hybrid sound that once was embodied by groups like future sound of london, labels like guerilla and djs such as sasha or dave angel. blessed with the production of skills of today, the eyes of a tailor and the chemoreceptors of a perfumer, the klasse wrecks and grafiti tapes man delivers nine tracks that do it all: tribal, trance, breakbeats, house, 303s, bleeps, rave, dubby deepness and pianos. like a trip down the 3d-visual-kaleidoscopic-artwork* hole or a snake charmer without a flute. intake as a whole, record it to your tape desk and feel like tuning into on a pirate station in ‘95. happiness is just around the bend. *none of that can be found here. see explosive black-and-white sleeve for further reference.

debut release from brian ring. raised in cork on a diet of us-american house music and disco oscillating between sylvester and glenn underground, while sneaking into clubs underaged (see sir henrys for further reference) ring was baptised by by david mancuso and theo parrish in london (thank you easyjet) while his record collection grew and grew. living in berlin now, an epiphany in some remote parts of australia (it was 42 degrees!) resulted in him following his own path in making music. so, here we go: the movements ep brings together mike dunn (sample has been cleared, folks), timothy leary and tee scott puts disco roller skates on heavy legged deep house and is most of all as much fun as it is sincere. all in a certain way that is personally his.

chris spero (otherwise known as uk house and techno producer glimpse) and hypercolour co-founder and producer, alex jones, return once again as dense & pika to the hotflush fold with move your body back. having crept out of the shadows back in 2011 with a collection of white labels released through their own eponymous imprint, dense & pika went on to bolster their rising profile with the release of their hotflush debut (crispy duck) which landed late last year as well as with their memorable live set at hotflushs recent boiler room takeover. there is nothing chin-strokingly complicated or needlessly over-worked about their productions. they make interesting techno aimed at the dance floor and move your body back continues with this central aesthetic. the three track ep plunders percussive depths by way of stern machine rhythms, swollen low-end grit and the echoing, anthemic elements of warehouse rave techno. the title track of the ep may already be familiar to many having appeared on their resident advisor podcast in march and is already being played out by maya jane coles, boddika and adam beyer, amongst others.

so this is what hardcore sounds like: fierce as a sharp knife and melodic like a returning nightmare. the wishmaster makes his first appearance on the third movement with back forever. three outstanding tracks to do the job at hand, an italian hardcore experience to follow! included are get out of my way, no skinny bitches and the title track back forever. all produced to deliver maximum hysteria in the crowds. a down right audio attack by italian hardcore master the wishmaster, it doesnt get any better than this!!

there is certainly not enough space to tell you all the great things about move d we would love to share with you. being the musical mind behind the legendary source records imprint, david moufang has always been a versatile and prolific character. from ambient soundscapes to krautrocky epics, jazz sensibilities or straight up techno and house, he has done it all with his own special and unique touch. this lovely fingerprint is spread all over the “cube ep . intended as a tribute to heidelberg’s finest club night of the same name (don’t mix it up with that other square project!) , move d shots two arrows straight into your heart. “cube” is one of those stripped down hypnotic affairs that seem to go on forever and ever just to surprise you with a nice breakdown, before it’s groove sucks you in again. we guess this is what people mean, if they talk about the beauty of simplicity. “heidelberg gals” flips the script in three parts with an old school approach and turns into a monolithic house monster with a bassline to boot. panache! bust a move d!

the netherlands industrial movement return with this melting 4 tracker by broken rule

incl rmxs by groove rebels, huggotron , loulou players..

corben presents his new >peachland<

rawax welcomes enness to the family! we are very happy about this fantastic release. this upcoming housewax called let me love is here on righ rotation and we believe its a future classic.

out of print for quite a few years now, this album is a stunning power-pop gem recorded at a time when this kind of girl group pairing with punk rock was unusual.

2x12inch lp incl. 13 tracks for download

blue indie edition

black vinyl

90s sampler incl monster hits: sing hallelujah ! mousse t - horny, superfunks lucky star, bob sinclair, i like to move it, snap! - the power !

tripped out machine funk from no moon.

decks tipp !

ltd coloured edition

limited 15th anniversary edition on grey marbled vinyl.

limited 2022 repress on lime green vinyl.

great collab of kepler and relpek

remaster

lp + 16 page booklet

supported by ig culture, gilles peterson worldwide fm, tuck shop music, alex nut (eglo records), don pascal

dexter (side a) and dj friction (side b) dig deep in the archives of german library music label sonoton. limited edition of 500 copies on black vinyl.

previously released bethween 1960-1970

4 tracks from the new longplayer by random movement. includes a code for free download of the full 15-track album.

“the final sickness”, originally released in 1993, is another the mover masterpiece and its ten tracks transmit a crunchy thick and cold tone. edging to a rather industrial side of the techno spectrum, the pcp-spirit is carried throughout the release. every piece plunges to the bottom of darkest depths without remorse, leaving no space for the mild-mannered music lover. an eerie blend of hefty, yet intellectual 909 beats and chewy analog synths unite this collection of gems. haunting sequences, spooky effects and tough drums create an extraordinary venture for your deepest senses! if you’ve been into productions by the mover and planet core productions, you may just experience the pinnacle of his intensity with the final sickness. it can’t get more pcp than that!

part 1 of 2 , 2x12 inch vinyl, unmixed 80s disco, post-disco, proto-house

ndatl continues with new hot tracks from the label’s creator kai alcé. while mr alcé has been remixing on the regular, his own output has been minimal so it’s refreshing to hear new material from the man himself. alcé offers up 4 dope tracks “back in this shit” the title track reminiscent of 90’s with updated flavor “not” with it’s warm keys & driving drums, the sheed’s move ft rasheed ali on flute is underground like only mr alcé can provide & “jam tight” is a detroit flavored burner! this 12&#8243,,,, has something for all the vinyl pushers out there!

pardon us, it just had to be done! a remix package for tornado wallaces bestseller and critically-acclaimed debut album lonely planet. guest list: i:cube, move d, prins thomas. menu: two masterful house music takes on today, one psychedelic bongo shuffle with the parts of trance encounters and an added bonus beat. results: entertainment, excitement, enticement.

strictly ltd to 150 series of different/alternate versions to the regular rb069 ! / max 1 per customer

12 inch lp in gatefold with printed inner-sleeve and cd included