rsd release

peter kadergard has been active in the helsingborg (sweden) electronic music scene since the early 1990 s. he was involved in various collaborations during the 90 s and appeared on a few cassette releases under the names grodans fodelsedag, marchentraum and mannix system. peter released his first rittowski record on the borft sub label djuring phonogram in 2004. apart from this electro project peter is a member of the bands goz mongo alliance and inyurmania, who has made a few releases on the ufo mongo, pripuzzi and skiboy record labels. this is new electro!

a45 has left this universe years ago. he is now living in another dimension from where he communicates to our galaxy through the traversable wormhole near sagittarius a.

hiroshi watanabe remix, robert armani remix! supported by ben klock, marcel dettmann, frank muller, marcel fengler, sascha dive, dario zenker, steven tang

split ep by klangkultur ost (kko) and minupren.

big with: marcel dettmann (ostgut ton / mdr), marcel fengler (ostgut ton), didier allyne

jack frost is affected chicago house and detroit techno. however, we originally make out the track, its a great dj tool, thumping baseline and play out of minimal. including s2 and takayuki shiraish remixes.

japanese deep techno label!! incl. rmxs by beroshima & kentaro iwaki

on this ep, >human race< go down as another kenny hawkes classic. its deep, melodic electronic house in the true 2020 vision tradition, that builds and builds into a bouncy underground house anthem. the >electric press re:press< toughens things up slightly as harrogate s >remixers du jour< deliver another of their stonking digital disco masterpieces, full of their trademark weird bleeps and noises

dub reggae

pop

pop/indie

vinyl only! limited to 100 copies!

pure electro plus the exaltics remix

a delicate mixture of roland cr-78, acoustic guitar and dissonant organs.

black vinyl, numbered copies, black poly-lined innersleeve, printed sleeve on 350g cardboard

deep techno excursions from oma nata.

metal

metal

metal

incl. terrestrial access network remix

first reissue of daweh congos classic roots reggae album human rights & justice originally released in 2000. daweh congo recruited the formidable talents of roots radic, jamaicas premier back-up band to lay the rhythms that can be heard throughout this album

nice mixture of electro and house-cosmic music.