a bunch of bubbling uk deep house players line up on introducing newington, a new label of the same name that is clearly fond of the n16 postcode with vocal house on the menu. ejeca, the irishman earmarked as the next bicep, keeps up his relentless form this year with the opening track robodrum which is a playful shuffling little house number that rotates between stabbing vocal samples and piercing chords. moving south of the irish border, dublin based frank b kills it with trieste a wonderfully warp cut that sounds like it has been recovered from a dust filled dat tape. london types jack fell down take a cleaner, but no less infectious approach on for you whilst midlands type tom flynn rounds it out with the deep and bouncy going on.

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black vinyl

fresh remastered

keplar releases a vinyl reissue of 2001’s »curve,« the second album released by frank bretschneider on mille plateaux under his real name. remaster and cut by lupo @ loop-o.

trifold 3xlp in spot-varnished sleeve

black vinyl lp in spot-varnished sleeve

the 2005 album from frank black available on vinyl for the first time. pressed on translucent honey coloured 140 gram vinyl.

the 2006 album from frank black available on vinyl for the first time. pressed on translucent 140 gram double vinyl.

solo acoustic demos recorded ahead of the first pixies studio session plus revisited pixies classics available on vinyl for the first time. pressed on white 140 gram double vinyl.

limited reissue of the 1996 frank black album on blue coloured vinyl.

silver vinyl reissue of the 2000 collection of outtakes & b-sides from frank black.

a collection of acoustic performances from frank black on cactus fgreen double vinyl.

the 2002 album from frank bretschneider and taylor deupree available on vinyl for the first time.

self-generating composition for a modular synthesizer system by frank bretschneider. the vinyl lp includes a download code.

repress of this peaktime techno destroyer from 2004!

frank booker disco vibes!

inclusive frank butters and roman fluegel mixes

man power has proven on many occasions to be adept at all manner of different moods within the hardware house canon, but on this occasion hes particularly focusing on creating an exotic feeling out of mechanical means. tropical bastard is a fitting title for this project for not an animal records, with the original steeped in driving patterns of rhythm and melody that approximate a flavour of far flung lands while mutating the feeling into something more club-minded. lord of the isles goes one step further with a remix that ramps the modulation up to devilishly wonky levels. tropical bastard 2inch is an entirely different beast that plays on a cinematic vision of tropical escape, but with an acid thread pulsing through it. then the frank butters remix finishes the ep off with a more submerged, but equally mischievous take.

is&#8203, frank butters&#8203, a new artist risen out of nowhere via incendiary releases on his own too many squares label, or is he perhaps an established artist taking a new direction? the only concession to this question is that he’s someone &#8203,man power&#8203, has known a long time, and one of his favourite new artists. franks &#8203,cult of glamour&#8203, focuses his early 80s proto-house aesthetic, with two machine driven cuts at differing tempos for opposing late night moods. for remix duties, me me me asked all time hero &#8203,andrew weatherall&#8203, to deliver his own version, and deliver he does with a swamp rock lead bellied organic take of &#8203,make it right&#8203, (as well as a digital only instrumental version). to close off the package man power has enlisted not an animal records mainstay &#8203,ess

frank booker is back down in the basement for the 3rd release on his hot new vinyl only imprint. the main man himself delivers the a side cut, which is a classic booker style disco jam. by now standard booker ingredients are served - super tight drums, funky bass, big strings, joyous horns, a wild piano riff - and the whole affair climaxes with a joyous vocal hook. irresistible stuff! on the flip side, frank s compadre dicky trisco drops another serious disco weapon that is guaranteed to kick-start any party with its chunky, funk-inspired sound. absolutely ready to tear up the dance floor at any moment, it is again the keys that really seal the deal here. both tracks have 100% got the funk and have been lovingly mastered for this limited edition 10 inch vinyl release. making this yet another stellar release on the down in the basement label - as you would expect!

for the opening ep from too many squares, frank butters manages to gene-splice together the raw dna from all of the ugly-beautiful sounds present in the birth of modern dance music. -conditioning for solitude- is the hum of dark tubes, the slice and hiss of sharp synthesised percussion and the scream of blissful dementia. the mutant that existed for a brief and joyous frozen moment while disco was still birthing house. -body burn” is the tropics with a black sun and africanism with a stopwatch instead of a heart. recalling experimentalist forays by the likes of liaisons dangereuses, patrick cowley and karen finley, the 2 originals on offer manage to recall the raw passion of an era without feeling contrived or derivative. the ep is rounded off by sheila fleurraters remix of * 3 minute warning* which continues the pioneer-ist motif, albeit allying itself with a much more early industrial aesthetic.

kiwi crate digger and man-of-the-moment frank booker drops two more irresistible jams for the disco deviance imprint ! riding the soulful boogie and uptempo disco vibes that mr booker loves so much, and does so well - both cuts have 100% dance floor impact. do you wanna dance?

der chilenische ambient-pionier meditiert in seinem gerätepark über arpeggios, filter und oszillatoren.

a covert quickstrike 7 inch release from the black ops camp by label stalwart frank booker.
vintage booker disco flex on the a, dubby idjuts-style vibes on the flip.
500 copies only - no repress - no digital
1 copy pro kunde / 1 per customer

new zealand based crate digger frank booker launches his new label, down in the basement, in typical understated yet highly classy fashion. what you get is four top quality booker jams that will grace any dance floor and which cross the boundaries of funk, disco, soul and house music. never one to over complicated things, fb cuts straight to the essentials of each track and rides them in the mix, while dropping his trademark dj friendly fx. essential stuff as ever from the man called booker

this one has been in the pipeline for quite some time now, and finally disco deviance get their man! frank booker delivers two seriously heavy reworks that are 100% guaranteed to set your dance floor on fire. safe to say that the man called booker’s releases are as good as they are rare. enjoy the music!

excellent vibrant rhythm adventures from promising new canadian artist hreno. he serves us far-out north american techno trax and feelgood larry-levan-disco induced house bliss.

3 reworks from antipodean dj and producer, frank booker. first up is the monster reworking of king sunny ades afro biggie synchro system, originally released in 1983 and taken from the album of the same name.

a special double header 2 tracks each from nzs frank booker / ugly drums & chesney

hit it & quit its main man frank booker with a double header for razor-n-tape: hand stamped label

very strong release with the boogie / slomo-house groover >hope< and the irresistable hook and dub/disco feel of the more uptempo >no delay<. excellent production, this will stir up things for sure. winner!

this is the latest heatrock from atlantic conveyors super boutique untracked label and the sequel to frank bookers underground hit debut: the brothers ep. with the likes of todd terje and recloose charting the debut in their top five, this record has seeded some serious expectations. no worries there, this record totally delivers. paper cuts is kaleidoscopic sun dappled house music, with production worthy of a metro area record. get on is heavy hitting 3am disco with a drop that is...total finesse. its strictly limited (as always) and pressed on 180 gram vinyl.

sometimes it just happens. a brand new debut artist arrives, no pomp, no hype, just incredible genre defining music. frank booker is one of those rarities. an artist with a love of deep disco and even deeper house music, frank wears his passions on his sleeve without ever veering into pastiche. with this 3 tracker debut for untracked the future is bright!!

pulsating, bleeping & sweeping minimal soundambience, made by frank bretschneider for mille plateaux in 2001.

bleeps, clicks and quirks escape your speakers as soon as the needle drops into the groove - and even that moment is an essential element of the transition from your world to frank bretschneiders universe of sound.

>rhythm< ist nicht pop oder avantgarde handelt aber vom einfachsten grundsatz jeder modernen musik. rhythmus ! genau der wird hier einer komplexen inventur unterzogen