the detroit threads record store has survived in one incarnation or another for more than16 years. in this time personal relationships have formed with music makers of every circle over the common bond of vinyl sound. it was a logical step to give back to this community a product that reflects the many faces that make up the store. a store that has been and will continue to be a hub for the exchange of ideas, kept alive by like minded people who still believe in the independent detroit spirit. this spirit shines upon the unique artists that move to their own beat, and never compromise their vision. detroit threads gives a voice to these artists that should be heard. nospectical is walter wasack, jennifer paull, and chistopher mcnamara. they are a team of detroit sound artists that lean into e.d.m. on the minimal tip. their comfort zone is inside of a sounds cape near the sphere of unconsciousness. nospectical is a cool dark breeze that is alive with a pulse. they tread into strangeness and let it come together to form a neurotic world. nospectical works to broaden the view and redefine the depth of detroit techno. detroit threads is proud to support this cause.

long distance is no distance. limited transparent & subtle smokey marbled vinyl.

long distance is no distance

limited 2nd release on long distance to detroit

from germany its a long distance to detroit, but it sounds detroit like a short way...

rare disco edits

deep house label from paris

vinyl 2 only! detroit legend with excellent four tracks on vinyl

detroit legend with excellent four tracks on vinyl

heavyweight remix package on vinyl only.

for those turned on by the far-sighted, sci-fi inspired sounds of detroit deep house and techno, this ep from michael zucker s finale underground imprint (an offshoot of his finale sessions label) should be an essential purchase. with the likes of patrice scott, keith worthy and luke hess involved, you d expect the quality threshold to be high. it is, of course, resulting in a quartet of killer tracks. hess hypnotic techno jam -tolox- is a definite highlight, though it pales in comparison to the analogue futurism of keith worthy s brilliant -cyclops-. best of all, though, is scott s -journey into the unknown-, which bobs, weaves, bubbles and spits to the rush-inducing deep house sound of undulating synthesizer melodies and classic, transmat-style motor city rhythm

when the house music phenomenon was beginning, chicago djs like ron hardy and new yorkers such as frankie knuckles and larry levan would edit records for their own purposes, removing the parts they felt to be superfluous, concentrating instead on extending grooves and hooks, often adding their own basic synth lines and toughening up the percussion with what have now become classic synthesizers and drum machines. warehouse classics vol.2 holds 4 killer tracks going from obscure disco to new wave, first popularised at the music box and rarely heard anywhere else. this time we have the rare luck to get detroit legend (u.r. keyboard player) niko marks joining forces with 4 astonishing & devastating versions of tom tom club, abc, donna summer & marvin gaye. musically, its as delightfully funky and uncomplicated as youd expect, a mesh of disco tracks and heavy, effect laden, machine-funk. essential item !!

including remix by brian miller aka detroit people mover.
supported by: darko esser, lee holman, dvs1, jeroen search, jonas kopp, dimi angelis, paul boex, markus suckut, sebastian bayne, echoplex, go hiyama, miss sunshine, samuli kemppi, philippe petit ...

the detroit grand pubahs launch their own label det.ele.funk wich stands for detroit electro funk!! this first release is exactly that.. instrumental dark tough electro club tracks with an outstanding ectomorph remix..

a vinyl-only label out of nyc, brooklyn sway is back with their fourth release, this time varying slightly from their usual various artists format and enlisting two artists to fill out each side of the vinyl.

bangin analog techno madness