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new on max coopers mesh imprint from indian wells. coloured vinyl, this was pressed using recycled pellets so each colour is different.

80s disco and soul nuggets

cult tranc classix incl. trerry bones dreaming, crw - i feel love, markus schulz and more !

incl. bel air ltd., tal fussman, jules wells, alex troniq, fanu, voltaire, carlos nilmmns, inner ray. the usual wide range of electronic music all hand-picked by laurent garnier.

“it’s like a part of my body”, says dutch lute player and composer jozef van wissem of the relationship he has to his chosen instrument, the lute.

support from laurent garnier, underground resistance, carl cox and monika kruse.

wisdom teeth co-founder k-lone returns with his second full length project, swells: a kaleidoscopic and expansive record that looks to deep house, synthpop, leftfield r&b and beyond for a spellbinding masterwork of melodic electronica.

limited edition vinyl in multiple colors, each record is unique. incl. download code

collaboration ep of 41issa / owells

o-wells is back on die orakel!

the new album from multi-instrumentalist emily wells.

special remarks: repress in stamped innersleeve!

numbered ltd, recycled screen print cover

limited ocre coloured vinyl

4 techno / house tracks faithful to the late 80 s vibe, sounds ranging from purist detroit to soulful chicago.

funk / soul album by jay days

o-wells aka lennard poschmann

diggers with gratitude presents the swellsville sessions ep

includes limited edition printed insert

the 1958 john coltrane album back on vinyl.

vol. 3 !!!

ron wells j-tek ep for 2017. four different tracks in ron’s trademark style. an essential for all jungle techno fans.

original masters were lost but we have restored this release from mint vinyl and carefully remastered. remastered and recut by music preservation society

ron wells & fudalwokit collaborate to remix each others music on one 12- vinyl ep

hijacked records detroit is feeling inspired after hearing new work from one of our favourite allies in techno, jules wells. we felt it was our duty to deliver this to the people, three new productions from jules with a guest remix from our own antwon faulkner. please enjoy - -silent orchestra.- the title track from jules really set the bar for this release. jules really understands story telling with music and this track transports you to a time in techno that was both hopeful and beautifully heart breaking. a persistent chord progression is wrapped in celestial synth harmonies filing up the space all around you and reaching in. that classic clap is underpinned with a touch of acid, creating an edge. at the 4:33 mark an enchanting and haunting sign wave tells a melodic tragedy. strings come in delicately but wash over you completely. this track is both stunning and devastating.

o-wells presents frankfurt bass, three die-hard electro gems. repress

alvin toffler war überwältigt. als er am morgen des 4. oktober 1988 – es war sein 60. geburtstag – mit noch etwas abwesendem blick in eine schale cornflakes starrte, glaubte er, in der oberflächenstruktur der gelblich schimmernden milch, die mit ahornsirup eine emulsion bildete und die knusperkristalle der maisflocken langsam, aber unumkehrbar immer weiter zersetzte, wie durch ein fenster in eine zeitlose dimension schauen zu können. toffler, zu jener zeit auf dem zenit seines ruhms als zukunftsforscher angelangt, war von dem blick ins extratemporäre guckloch nachhaltig verstört. in keinem seiner bücher – „future shock“ war soeben in einer weiteren auflage mit dem stolzen zusatz „more than 5 million copies in print“ auf dem buchtitel erschienen – sollte er das erlebnis jemals erwähnen. auch nach seinem tod ende juni 2016 konnten im nachlass bisher keine ausführungen zu dem vorfall gefunden werden. die von toffler in später geschredderten notizen so getaufte „flake dimension“ bleibt ein geheimnis von opaker, schwer zu fassender strahlkraft.

third album from indian wells.

london s weekend circuit imprint returns with a 5 track ep from label owner michael wells entitled three marks of existence. the ep marks michael s debut on the label and is a signifier of his future direction as a producer - meditative, tense, unfolding electronics and monochrome ambient environments inform this release. the deepest of deep space is contained within ep opener antecedent , an almost menacing, enveloping track that engulfs us during it s 5 minutes or so of existence. verge follows and is driven by speaker puncturing taut, tribal drum programming and swirling satellite sounds, creeping further into the nexus. subtly heavy indeed. ‘three marks of existence mines an altogether different vein, an epic, widescreen vision of downtempo electro that is damaged, on the fritz, but containing enough melodic beauty to retain hope. souls in the machines. weekend circuit acolytes yyyy return to the scene of the crime with a monolithic remix of verge that opens the second side of this ep, showcasing their unique style and interpretation of the original mix, and following on from their previous split ep with stanislav tolkachev and their own ep ‘intention of mortal’. ‘ilmatar leaves us out and leads you into the cold night, the final transmission from the ‘three marks of existence signal. fierce drums punctuate the night sky and barren landscapes while somewhere deep inside, memories are remembered. equal parts thought provoking and anxious, the perfect end point for what will undoubtedly be a formative benchmark in the weekend circuit canon.

lowercase life returns with more melancholia out of machines made in the past. detroit and 90s uk vibes brought to present time in three originals and a killer electro remix by orson wells (777 recordings). limited vinyl with hand made iris printed silkscreen covers.

repress 2017 , with standard cover (without artwork)- transcend into the next season and connect with orson wells! as always 777 s vinyl only releases come in silk-screen printed covers and lots of love.

hamburg based rdk island launches with an ep of forward thinking house jams from lo-will, backed up by two essential remixes from orson wells.