the pandullo vs und mix was first released in 2005(b-side on electrica/irma) as a limited edition and received immediate support by djs such as ivan smagghe. on this record you will find a noooiizy rework by fucking boys noize and a fantastic remix by kid alex (listen to it carefully!!!) also you can scretch,fuck & destroy the accappla tool…love will follow !!

green marbled vinyl

rock

kid loco and soul sugar with a special dub rework of krafterk classics.

limited reissue on red-gold coloured vinyl, fold-out poster included.

embark on a sonic journey with das neue elektronische volkslied, an albumby tobias. born out of a relentless pursuit of cutting-edge, non-retrospective techno tracks.

12inch + 30x30 insert

helium robots aka ewan willmott

comes with doal colour pressing and die-cut sleeve, plus fantastic music :)

reissuse from 2021, house and techno say hello

roman angelos paints a sonic dreamscape of and for future shopping malls.

itaian dj gianluca pandullo a.k.a i-robots has chosen six of his favourite electronic emergencies tracks to reconstruct. and some smooth remix action is going on here. the six rigorous reconstructions on this double 12-inch are long, luscious and full of energie.

orph ft. krause duo on 10 inch!

matteo boyero and the people inside my computer presents les robots de mono, an eclectic and fruity 6 track lp inspired and created by various artists from the wahever vaults.

cool remixes incl. by cj bolland, drumcomplex remix & tom wax...

outstanding electro ep

sleeve image by arno beck

i-robots turns the clock forward to the late 80s

laite back on x0x, with remix support from mr velcro fastener and imatran voima.

4 timeless cuts from intergalactic faerie funk finally on wax via releisure.

fantastic 4 electro tracks..

mastered by zino mikorey, wo already mastered nils frahms latest album

moritz simon geist lets the robots play on his first full-length. the vinyl lp comes in a gatefold sleeve.

volume 5 in the tempo dreams series from bastard jazz is compiled by la based free the robots aka chris alfaro.

on the 4-track ep “the material turn” moritz simon geist turns materials into sounds

follow up helium robots ep for running back after 2012s crepitation which came with legendary theo parrish reworks. bleep ep is featuring 4 original works from the bots

after being one of the many standouts on the we are opilec…! vol. iii compilation back in 2016, i-robots glamouflage is now getting a full vinyl release with artwork by tomozo kevorkian, who was designer for nyc s body & soul, and remixes by a standout team of producers from japan to switzerland to south africa and the usa. opening up the ep is a fantastic new take ii version from label boss i-robots, who added exclusive chinese vocal samples recorded on the streets of huang jiang city many years ago. the track is inspired by ennio morricone and supermax and is a loose and infectious groove with brilliant drums and percussion and an elastic bassline that really gets you moving. it s a subtle update to the original—also included here as a bonus cut—which itself is a steamy and tropical sounding groove. swiss electronic pioneer schaltkreis wassermann then features on a version of the original that reaches for the cosmos with its rugged bass riffs, tumbling toms and busy, ever evolving groove. it has a big breakdown with exotic synths wandering through the night and oodles of effects and big guitar licks. the first of the remixes comes from kuniyuki takahashi who has been a big supporter of i-robots since 2000. he is a sound designer from japan who had a compilation of his works put out by music from memory back in february. his version is laden with cosmic synths and chants, grunting and organic drums and is sure to be massive this summer thanks to its open air vibes. detroit s underrated but vital gary martin is the boss of the teknotika label and his version featuring colten decker playing an unusual sax line shows another side to the motor city. it s a curious and mysterious tune that makes for an unsettling atmosphere that keeps you locked throughout as it snakes along.

opilec music s eclectic remix series rolls on with another essential package, this time tackling a single from label boss i-robots s law of robotics album back in 2008. adding their own spin to things are red axes and hiroshi watanabe aka kaito after likes of kuniyuki takahashi, djembe monks, danny ocean, los hermanos, gary martin, alexander robotnick, daniele baldelli & marco dionigi have all stepped up previously. isreali duo red axes go first, a pair known for mixing up synths and guitars in exciting new ways on labels like hivern discs, i m a cliche and esp institute amongst others. their excellent version of the track re-works it as a deep and spine tingling house cut. moody chords lull you into a hypnotic and zoned out groove that is finished with some intoxicating spoken words. hiroshi watanabe aka kaito is next, an acclaimed kompakt and transmat artist who makes succulent techno with ambient atmospheres. his brilliant version here is just that, with cosmic chords and slippery rubber beats carrying you away into the night. warm and inviting, it elevates you to the next level over its long length, it is a classy bit of techno that also comes as a stripped back instrumental version.

plug in and dream? lullabies for robots continues the run of fine eps on verdant recordings exploring the melodic, deeper side of techno. this release a split shared by vancouver s esb known for his meandering soulful analogue jams. verdant recordings has been lucky to sign two exquisite tracks. subliminal wave is r2d2 getting off to an acid groove whilst phayse distance holds a more relaxed droid after party vibe. on the other side mihail p is back for verdant after his debut appearance on emerald city. memory upgrades features warm bumping percussion underneath a joyful hook. memory upgrades is a masterful piece of delicate electronica with references back to warps seminal artificial intelligence series. another beautifully presented ep on heavy vinyl and printed sleeve with artwork by sophie o leary: perhaps the best cover of the series to date?

mondo groove celebrates italo-disco in fine style delighting us with the most important tunes from the legendary phantom records a ride deep into the world of the label that has not only produced renowned music, but has been acknowledged as a serious influence on modern disco sounds. emerging in the late 70s to early 80s, italo bridged the gap between disco and house, and was a staple of seminal chicago djs like frankie knuckles (who pioneered many of the drum machines and synths that are still in use today). i-robots, a true connoisseur of the genre, hailing from the piedmont area of italy, curated and carefully selected the tracks on this compilation. this eleven track collection features originals and rarities, officially repressed here for the first time, and 2 tracks re-edited by i-robots. the lp comes with the original phantom records logo on the front, scans of original 7-inch and lps covers, as well as photos of the era on the back.

this october will see canada’s mathew jonson join forces with visionquest co-founder ryan crosson for a two track ep in the shape of ‘robots of dawn’.
canada’s mathew jonson has quite the impressive career under his belt having co-founded the revered wagon repair label and heading up itiswhatitis recordings as well as performing under his own name and various guises such as cobblestone jazz, the modern deep left quarted, and his new project units & measurements alongside hreno and the mole. here we see the synth aficionado joining forces with visionquest’s very own ryan crosson, who’s carved out an equally impressive career to date and will soon drop his second long player alongside cesar merveille focused on intricately musicality and an intriguing approach to electronic music via the visionquest imprint.
as you’d expect from such a pairing this collaboration packs a bunch, opening with ‘tempelhof’ named after the now defunct airport in berlin and laid out over thirteen minutes of gradually unfolding and retracting acid swells, resonant synth whirrs, mind bending arpeggios and dynamic, baroquely evolving rhythms.
title track ‘robots of dawn’, featuring added help from cesar merveille and new upstart artist isis, captures an old school electro feel via an 808 drum workout, vocoded vocal murmurs and funk-infused wandering bass lines whilst modulating synths spiral through the depths of the composition.

formed in 1997, and inaugurated that year with a split 12inch from new-comers and label founders, solvent and lowfish, this year suction records celebrates its 20th anniversary with the re-introduction of their famed snow robots series of compilations. while originally started as a north american answer to uk electronix labels like rephlex, skam and warp records, a sound that is still a staple of the current suction records catalog, suctions sound has also swerved into new territories, reflecting our love of dark 80s electronic music synthpop, ebm, and beyond. snow robots volume 4 features an international array of artists, fromsuction records mainstays like digital poodle, june, celldoed, and ceramic hello (with their much sought-after 1982 vocoder anthem), to label-favourites appearing on suction records for the first time: beau wanzer, morah, and one of skanfrom/sleeparchives lesser known aliases, civil defence programme.

original & remix versions of the 1983 italo classic preludio. that changes hands on discogs for over £50. 12- full picture sleeve + signed insert

as i-robots launches a new compilation series that celebrates the roots and influences of italo disco in turin and the piedmont region, the opilec music boss also offers up various singles from it with some special remixes and edits.

deeplay / opilec music offers up three new versions of a classic and previously unreleased (on 12inch at least) disco-fried giorgio moroder track in the form of utopia - me giorgio. ltd coloured edition

nice price deal !!! the follow up to his genre-fusing debut, >no charisma<, sees martin kemp with his boney little fingers firmly on the weird switch. best described as sounding >like carl craig making uk funky<, our martin is way darker than that bloke off eastenders, and here lies the proof … djs showing love include alex nut, joy orbison, zomby, jackmaster, ross allen, untold, brodinski, hessle audio and geiom.

continuing with a series that focusses on brilliant remixes of i-robots originals, opilec music now bring together two more italian legends of the scene in alexander robotnick and daniele baldelli & marco dionigi.

1 x lp with picture sleeve & 20 page booklet. the cultured opliec music label is to release a special album by the stupid set & snowblitz d.j with all tracks edited and updated by label boss i-robots.

own existence is a track from i-robots debut album, law of robotics. inspired by asimovs laws the album came out in 2008 and is now providing inspiration for a series of remix releases in the new year.

2016 is all set to kick off in fine style for the opilec music label as they release three brilliant remixes of an i-robots original. artwork comes from tamami saito to ensure this is another irresistible package. the original track here is opilec music boss i-robots come to harm which was released on his debut album laws of robotics back in 2007.