dark industrial edged techno. heavy industrial rollidge on the freshly minted black carpet label from the netherlands. bringing the first release as an v/a of four artists not shy of letting it rip for the 5am raving posse.

a hidden experimental coalition of dub sound and mutated musical expressions, a new eastern asian bloc techno label branch into another sonic field and deep hypnotic grooves... the raw but sleek productions for the beyond and a journey to the depths... submerged nations...

downwards like techno three tracker

noise to meet yous zweite veröffentlichung bietet eine mini-lp, die electro auf seine eleganteste seite bringt. sechs tracks voller tanzimpulse und emotionaler aufladung des schwedischen künstlers ebe-2.

exzellente remix-ep von lorenzo senni, bekannt für seine dekonstruktionen von 1990er trance-archetypen. hier legen gleich drei renommierte künstler eigenwillige reinterpretationen seines klassikers -xallegrox- aus 2017 vor: der mega angesagte detroiter dj stingray (tresor, clone, diagonal), der gebürtige augsburger florian hecker (editions mego, pan, rephlex) und das italienische vorzeige-duo tale of us, dessen remix dem 12- vinyl als download-code beiliegt.

hot on the heels of skarn division s successful launch in december of 2016 and its inaugural, well-received four-tracker skarn which featured an original track and 3 remixes from positive centre, plukkk and yuuki sakai, italy-based label founder and author of the original work federico amoroso has made an indisputably wise decision and commissioned 5 more remixes to be produced by the stellar representatives of high quality techno discipline. needless to say, when you bring together the heavy-hitting and well-established takaaki itoh, stingrays, lucindo and paul birken who have it for a principle to bar no holds when it comes to production, you can expect a rather strong output, but even dj surgeles, who is normally known for contemplative, leisurely-paced deep space vibes has turned quite mean and put forth a kind of stomper that has the potential to wreck some serious havoc on the dancefloor full of action-ready technoheads.

2016 reissue! ... of course best known as the dj of most mysterious drexciya, sherard ingram (urban tribe) has been a strong pawn in the resistance of underground music... now, out of the shadow of detroits underground, one of the godfathers of the electronic scene joins forces with belgiums underground label mewe/weme. immediately, the first track is confirming dj stingrays drexciyas membership while the second track is a dive into the (un)known abyss. and further with robotic and futuristic anthems reminding us all that big brother is more than just fiction... theres a 68.71 percent chance you re being watched right now

following on from dj stingrays 2013 weaponized ep (tsar001), swedish veterans frak step up for tsar002, delivering a record of analogue black acid magic.

counter pulse stays substantial to the underground model & presents a mysterious alias by the scandinavian artist lodbrok. in contrast to other vinyl labels today counter pulse show no agenda to pick up the current trends and safe-name remixers to gain quick sales.
feukt call ep is precisely all that in a nicely shaped up four tracker release including a remix by henning baer from sonic groove, plus a remix from and from black sun records.
ponderous irregular rhythms with a focus on erosion & intense hi-hat patterns with cautiously arranged stabs is what this ep is all about.
supported by: advanced human, truncate, developer, donor, jeroen search, luke slater, mattias fridell, perc, samuli kemppi, slam, vince watson, giorgio gigli, inigo kennedy, raiz, sawf, abdulla rashim, bcr boys, dead sound, logotech, markus suckut, nima khak, postulate, stingrays.

supported by:audio injection, luke slater, mark broom, mattias fridell, samuli kemppi, slam, ascion, inigo kennedy, pfirter, sawf, dasha rush, stingrays, advanced human, dave clarke

sherard ingram returns to trust with his first release of 2011: misinformation campaign. this is his third ep for the label after bio electronic and social engineering. on this record sherard ingram contrasts his lightning-fast electro-inspired rhythms with lush synth melodies and glistening arpeggios. on occasion more menacing and dystopian moods gain the upper hand, such as on the b-sides >whos watching the watchers< and >defect<. this record is impossible to pigeonhole, refining a style that is unmistakably stingrays own and which has over the past years earned him the respect of the electro, techno, dubstep, electronica, and minimal dnb camps alike.