debut on offen music

limited stamped white-label repress. originally released in 2001 on first cut records berlin.

few parents while away time at the school gates discussing analogue synthesizers, dusty drum machines, and obscure old records. then again, few parents are quite as musically decorated as mark evetts and stuart hobbs.

collectors item

first compilation of obscure ambient dub/dub techno compositions from pan american

a collection of brilliant modern electro music with jagged metallic beats and brutal bass.

rock

a collection of live experiments and other recordings from martin bartlett, compiled and edited by luke fowler.

bringing electronic music to the physical realm, genre-bending drummer ian chang is set to release his debut ep spiritual leader this september. an acclaimed drumming virtuoso known for his work in son lux and landlady, chang uses his kit to control and manipulate samples resulting in a seamless synthesis of raw performative intensity and sophisticated sound design.
the vinyl release includes a download code.

bepotel lands their most recent ep on their own label, and aptly title it * startup label 1* . a 12 inch comprised of three disorienting techno tracks, minimal in nature yet inviting in its elaboration.

emmplekz return server after *izod days* semi-beguiled local sorting offices. *your crate has changed* takes up that diarised baton & legs it to rymans for future remnants - take a dose of plague-riddled pepys, a demijohn of ekoplekzs masterly live voltage and simmer ... switch to classic ... bm/ez

the wealth of artists involved for bedrock 14 is truly amazing. this 2012 label compilation captures the essence of why electronic dance music is such an exciting prospect right now by showcasing amazing underground talent, both established and new.
i m really happy with the 21 tracks i have selected for this latest bedrock compilation. with a mixture of bedrock favourites and fresh new producers this album shows that bedrock is always committed to finding the best electronic music out there. - john digweed