diynamic welcomes elax aka boys noize

produced with analog devices

deluxe hard-cardboard sleeve cover + 180g vinyl + obi

chamber music (instrumental)

dub roots

pressed on clear

ultra limited copies

this is the soundtrack to an interstellar journey .

finest chill & ambient by legendary blank & jones on ltd 750 transparent blue double 12 inch !

ltd 500 pieces

lolina went looking for music...

raw acidic tech house bomb , incl dj gregory house mix on the flip

3rd studio album from 2017

legwork is back with a new single from our favourite cosmic crusader, brother nebula.

incl jkriv, ron basejam remix

this lp compiles their 3 marrakech emballages ensemble cds, recorded in 1999, 2000 and 2002.

daniel martin-mccormick, formerly ital, now relaxer, returns to planet mu with his new album “concealer”.

new floorklang release

limited one-sided repress with silk-screen printed sticker on the flip.

great collaboration of kalabrese & kayyak

ambient / electronic album by andre uhl

warehouse find, back in stock. last copies!

great 9 track album !

a new tar 1337 on shy.

3 storming cuts from shlomi aber on his be as one imprint, with his dark driving signature of inexo-rable techno. can you relax? we can’t.

sunny guitar plays & relaxed sounds at the next blank & jones level!

luaka bop presents this album from contemporary brazilian legend kassin.

finally, the long awaited debut album from markus sommer

limited 30th anniversary release.

zum sommeranfang und der vorbereitung auf relax vol. 11 legen die jungs von soundcolours für alle vinyl & sonnenanbeter ein besonderes juwel auf. ob im club tropicana, auf balconia oder über kopfhörer im beachclub in der city... die songs auf the sunset sessions 2 funktionieren immer ... und besonders gut im sommer.

relaxers fifth ep is the final edition in the self titled series that began in early 2016. th six tracks are split between viscous, serpentine techno and liminal, dubbed out beatless passages. my reminiscence opens with a shivering groove and a terror-soaked atmosphere before giving way to the more monolithic wormholing of headache. stevie and blister pack drift further afield from the dancefloor, rippling and reforming. each side is closed out with a brief passage: empty promises and health is wealth are evocative and fleeting snapshots.

classic jim sharp remixes of classic tribe joints. limited to 300 copies on brown marbled vinyl.

following a live debut at berghain and standout shows at de school and institut fuer zukunft, daniel martin-mccormick returns as relaxer with the fourth installment in the projects eponymous ep series. jamie lee takes over the a-side harrowing screams are framed by strobing chords and a deadly groove. simultaneously euphoric, agonizing and cathartic, jamie lee was written as the climax of relaxers live set and is a prime example of the artists uniquely feral techno. drawing equally on punk confrontations and more haunting emotional explorations, jamie lee is a lacerating and visceral descent. on the b-side, unwind oozes from the speakers, a miasmic cut that builds on the white knuckle tension of jamie lee. a lone synth figure worms its way through pulsating 3d drones, shimmering dissonances and hiccuping drums, rocking out into a quasi catatonic infinity. finally regime change gently floats on the surface of a trash-filled sea, a fading, smog choked reverie.

comes with download code.

relaxer folgt dem mit dem mercury prize ausgezeichneten debüt an awesome wave- und dem nummer eins und grammy- sowie brit-award nominierten album this is all yours- und wurde quer durch london aufgenommen von shoreditch über st johns wood, crouch hill bis brixton. alt-j arbeiteten dabei zum dritten mal mit produzent charlie andrew zusammen. visuell dreht sich alles rund ums artwork um das videospiel lsd: dream emulator, das uns in eine psychedelisch-polygone welt entführt

limited edition, reissue, remastered, remix by ricardo villalobos 12inch deluxe sleeve with 3mm spine, custom inner-sleeve, ink stamp application, 180g vinyl. artwork: art direction by plusyes graphic design by plusyes illustration by luca zamoc. the first release of secondhand series on autum records: vinyl reissues of iconic tracks from the past, brought back to life through contemporary remixes signed by the most influential artists of the electronic scene. ricardo lends a hand for the first one.

over the last year, daniel martin-mccormick has been exploring new terrain as relaxer, releasing a series of eps on the project s eponymous label. the third installment follows the paranoid whispers and mossy drip of the first two, yet is the most direct so far. “forming” and “forming (version)” offer distinct takes on a simple rhythmic motif, the first reaching for the heavens, and the b2 “version” sinking into hell. both develop gradually, drawing in the dance floor before unleashing, the a-side’s yearning strings and thunderclaps overflow with emotion, while “version” is a vortex of ever-escalating, dark intensity. in between is “monday,” a teeming environment with a deep bass throb, pounding drums, and shimmering percolating melodies.

relaxer returns with the second installment on their eponymous label. heavy, virulent and filled with longing, relaxer draws us further into the artist’s fascinating & unique world. side a’s “hissing flora” unspools organically over ten minutes, its melodic tendrils wrapping around a corroded vocal atop a heaving low end. on side b, “weekend” drifts through a beatless mist, with flickers of venomous voices and crumpling synths that shine through drawn shades. “climate of fear” snaps the listener out their uneasy rest with stomping percussion, overflowing arpeggiations and keening harmonies.

damien lynch enjoys countryside a drive in the twilight hour. this is his second offering for the esp institute. on side a, brunette opens with a straight-ahead techno thump of hi-hats and a pulsating 16th-note bassline—a subtle playing field composed solely with a rare 1970’s italian machine, the godwin drummaker 32, unearthed from the secret back room of a music shop in rural ireland where it hid among wonderful vintage russian synths and oddball electronics. this elegant track drips with warm and phasing pads, gentle staccato keys and beautifully simple arpeggios that blur every now and then—all affirming damien’s less-is-more ideology. with side b’s forced relax, damien continues to exercise his restraint, arranging his instruments in a band-like fashion, affording each player the sonic space to project their individual qualities whilst supporting an overall dialogue. there is a soft ebb and flow to every machine’s role, whether the swelling of bass or the interplay of percussive keys, but when these characters arrive in one place, the result is a tranquil euphoria. these two songs will accept you for who you truly are.

four tracks of hissing, hypnotic paranoia emerge on the debut from relaxer. on the a side, smeared whispers seethe across viscous grooves that pulse with strange, bittersweet strings. side b’s recoil delivers a stomping 137-bpm techno bomb with an elevator-shaft-freefall. the ep dissolves into glowing pathos on the closing track.

inga copeland twisting into a fresh guise, this time releasing as lolina. charmingly discordant, pretty mad, playful, and still with the bass! great stuff. big tip!

two slices of brilliant brazilian disco, painel de controle have a few bangers across their rca lps, these two being my favourites. *relax* is a straight up boogie monster, well known to deep disco & boogie heads flipped with *malandrinh* with its insanely catchy guitar. the original brazilian *relax* 7 inch plays at 33rpm (like many brazilian 45s), if you know you are cutting you will know this is not ideal. our new 7 inch is 45rpm and cut from a super crisp new master from the tapes at timmon cutting labs, sounds about 5x better than the o.g. ... simple choice.

relax your body is a killer slice of narcotic, mid-tempo italian heaviness from way back in the late 80s. coming out on italys full time label, an italo disco imprint that embraced the burgeoning house scene in italy, and finding favor across europe and the uk with djs like andrew weatherall, its klf sampling groove and spoken, authoritative, mantra-like lyrics no doubt sound tracked some of the headiest moments in the corners of darkened, dry ice filled dance-floors throughout 1989 and beyond.