new kettama

fast forward techno

steel city dance discs welcomes salute

killer

strong techno / electro cuts

electro and breaks

straight percussive techno

from breakbeat / house to early 90s uk acid house / rave

‘pulse love/heaven’s passage is the latest ep from ireland’s tommy holohan and is a direct, personal insight into the personality and diversity of the irish producer. tommy holohan joins forces with kettama for the first time and sets a bold precedent for what is another scintillating project from the young heartthrob

the brisbane beasts resurface for their 2nd ep on the label, wreaking havoc with a 4-track attack of pumping, straight-to-the-face rhythms.

somewhere in the deep blue caribbean sea, between reality and illusion, lies an island: x-coast.

hardish and dystopian feel

fluorescent green and black 2x12inch lp in gatefold sleeves

raw and 90s flavoured..

buckle in for steel city dance discs vol. 26 with kettama! the g-town heavyweight ticks all the boxes with this 5-track barrage of head-thumping house and techno.

decks tipp

steel city dance discs volume 24

skream hits the floors

90s inspired from techno house rave breaks, killer!!

bassheavy breakish electro techno , 90s infused

four cuts from yazzus, fusing techno, footwork and juke.

electro, hardcore, jungle, techno...

spin and sin!

viers aka jordon saxton

5 track banger from electro to industrial / breakish techno

volume 16 of steel city dance discs

phreaky electro killa

ltd vinyl only

incl jensen interceptor rmnx

incl mall grab (rave) mix

strap yourself in and take 4 mind-blowing hits of viers! bass to break skin and torrents of drums flow through the bloodstream. synth stabs up the spine. hi-nrg surges within. straight-to-the-face warehouse sonics with techno vertigo to elevate your heart rate. you can expect withdrawals.

support from tom trago, amtrac, doppel, commandeur, casino gold, marco carola c/o, claude vonstroke c/o, playmode / charlie chuxx, dro carey, the journey, lonely boy, dave / camelphat, luca bacchetti, james pepper au, pbr streetgang, gab rhome, detlef, prequel, david hohme, jacques greene, joris voorn, mark knight c/o, huxley, cc: disco!, gene farris, richie hawtin c/o, riva starr c/o, oscar de lima, kristina sky, monty mcgaw, erick morillo c/o, doc martin, the magician, skream, lane 8, roger sanchez, friend within, blake jarrell, mano le tough, michael / chordashian, mat.joe, cody currie, blond:ish, tom / groove armada, severino / horse meat disco, bixel boys, steve lawler c/o, cut snake, pat lok, disclosure

90s / 00s maruwas bassheavy breakish house

scdd009 moves straight into the overtaking lane with skin on skin, from brisbane, australia. burning through red lights and 909s, sos takes us on a joyride through the backstreets of house with four murky bone-shakers. divided, each track on this propulsive debut is an unapologetic dance-floor anthem deranged samples, smoked-out percussion, fuck-you-up rhythm and a prominent early memphis rap motif. windows down for this one.

mall grab helmed steel city dance discs is back for volume 8, featuring three club tools from rising producer salary boy.

mall grab helmed steel city dance discs is back for volume 7, featuring four club weapons from aussie newcomer nite fleit.

the mall grab helmed steel city dance discs returns with four club fuelled jams by australian newcomer loods.

the mall grab helmed steel city dance discs returns with three playful house tracks from japanese producer&#8203, jun&#8203, &#8203,kamoda&#8203, accompanied&#8203, by&#8203, a&#8203, remix from&#8203, nite&#8203, fleit.

the mall grab helmed ‘steel city dance discs’ imprint returns with a sought after cut from ghettohousedrummachine featuring a dj haus remix on the flip.

the mall grab helmed steel city dance discs imprint returns with two exotic cuts from new york based producer x-coast. the party fuelled ‘ghetto baby’ and ‘natural dub’ are both soaked in 90’s house flavours, providing welcome relief from the rapidly approaching winter months.

samuel walker aka deejay astral first emerged onto the scene in 2011 under the palace alias with a string of raw garage / house releases on dj haus’ unknown to the unknown & hot haus imprints. in late 2015 he made the switch over to his astral moniker to take his production in a deeper direction, since his switch he has released on shall not fade, w&o street tracks and now steel city dance discs. astral’s infectious brand of playful club music is perfect for the dance floor.

the name is a homage to his australian hometown ­newcastle and will serve as a platform to share music from his favourite artists. the two tracker features striped back, punchy jams.