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Transatlantic Treasure EP
Cat: SATA 004. Rel: 21 Mar 01
Transatlantic Treasure
The Ultimate (remix)
Universal Language
Played by: Ethyl, M50
 in stock $6.35
Clear
Clear (12")
Cat: FAN 216/D 216. Rel: 25 Apr 02
Clear (4:58)
Industrial Lies (6:15)
Review: There's not much that hasn't been said about this amazing electro breadance beauty from Juan Atkins and Richard Davis. Sometime last year it was ripped of by Pharrell and company for Missy Elliot's "Lose Control" and (with the notable exceptions of Kraftwerk, Brian Eno etc.) it's generally been the blueprint for everything techno from '83 onwards. Here we have the original and best version... A must have.
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Rat EP
Rat EP (12")
Cat: SAT 024. Rel: 18 Feb 05
Worm Intruder
Land Of The Dark
Road To The Madness
Tele Remote
 in stock $6.90
Set It Off
Cat: JB 001. Rel: 26 Apr 05
Set It Off
Set It Off (instrumental)
Review: Classic party starter by George Logions and Walter Gibbons. A hybrid of early 80s disco and electro. Feel the 808!!
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Second Wave EP (remixes)
Cat: SATRX 004. Rel: 12 Nov 05
Second Wave (Tipper remix) (5:31)
Second Wave (Uprokk remix) (5:46)
Second Wave (EMS's remix) (5:41)
Second Wave (Imatron Voima remix) (6:04)
Review: Exzact is one of URB's top 100. Four remixes from four corners of the world. Tipper, Uprokk, EMS and Imatron Voima mixing it up for the Rx sub-label.
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Played by: M50
 in stock $6.90
Let The Music Play
Cat: EMDS 6540. Rel: 01 Jan 90
Let The Music Play
Let The Music Play (dub version)
Played by: Mark Broom
 in stock $14.05
No One Likes A Smartarse EP
Cat: SAT 030. Rel: 10 Dec 05
No One Likes A Smartarse
Orash
From Detroit
 in stock $6.90
Digital Mind
Cat: SAT 029. Rel: 10 Dec 05
Clone Factory
Robot Skin
Digital Mind
New Race
Review: We've been digging in our warehouse and found some classic electro from the prolific Boris Divider on the superb Satamile Records. This EP was released almost 20 years ago but you couldn't tell - the electro contained within it is as sharp as a knife and relevant as a selfie. 'Clone Factory' kicks off with lashings of metallic snares and jagged rhythms, 'Robot Skin' brings some high-speed cyborg funk and 'Digital Mind' then cruises through the cosmos on coruscated low ends. 'New Race' closes out with a fourth and final electro workout of the highest order.
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Momensch
Momensch (12")
Cat: HS 12002. Rel: 31 Jan 06
Macao
My Synthesiser
Lito : A
Momensch
Keep X
Played by: Ali Renault
 in stock $10.60
Cazelica
Cazelica (12")
Cat: NITE-1. Rel: 28 Jul 06
Cazelica
Aristocrsize
Triple Somersault
Miss You
Milk
Devine
Review: Until now, finding Robert O'Dell's music has been nigh on impossible, with a couple of long deleted electro jams on the Metroplex sub-label Interface (produced with Juan Atkins) trading on eBay for daft amounts, and an obscure split EP released on Rephlex in 1998 standing as the only fruits of his labour. O'Dell is inspired by a lot of groups, from Kraftwerk to Duran Duran and has been in different bands all of his life, collaborating with such luminaries as George Clinton and with Model 500 /Juan Atkins for the Infiniti project and others. An electric vision of Detroit funk's future, "Cazelica" is his brave new sound. This six track LP fuses electrofunk and r&b with the dark energy of the techno sound he grew up with.
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Roadking Is Back EP
Cat: SAT 32. Rel: 09 Sep 06
Roadking Is Back
Devotion
Only Electro Music
Silence
Review: Exclusively crafted for Satamile, these four dynamic electro and breaks tracks come from Roadking, one of Germany's top electro producers and known for his work with Elektrolux and Mikrolux. The man born Frank Rueckert delivers four electrifying electro tracks that are each defined by his distinctive style and sound - they are tunes infused with energy from the crisp and snappy drums of the title track to the more silky and loopy celestial sounds of 'Devotion' via the rugged metal snares and robotic vocals of 'Only Electro Music'. 'Silence' shuts down with a spraying synth lead that takes you into the future.
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Splund Popper EP
Cat: SAT 34. Rel: 28 Nov 06
Synchrotron
Voices From The Void
What On Earth?
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Sharevari
Sharevari (12")
Cat: P 928. Rel: 01 Jan 90
Sharevari (vocal) (5:34)
Sharevari (instrumental) (6:16)
 in stock $14.32
Apocalyptica EP
Cat: SAT 40. Rel: 24 Jul 07
Scorched Earth
Ascension
Landscapes
Review: Satamile turns 40, and does it in style with the stunning "Apocalyptica EP" from Sir Real. There are three top-notch tracks that combine the electro breakbeat of the early years with the sonic qualities of Kraftwerk, all soaked in nitro for one huge club-fuelled electro record. "Scorched Earth" is a full rev club cut with deep melodic arrangements, staccato bass accents and a driving breakbeat, along with very uplifting sound-design which characterizes this growler of a track. Not for the faint-hearted, but at the same time not dark. It's an emotive cut for the big room boom. "Ascension" picks up where the a-side left off. It is a subtle and funky acid breakbeat cut with nu-wave style chord progressions to lift the track skywards. "Landscapes" finishes off the EP, and the best may well have been saved for last. It has a snapping bass-snare break with great sound design, heavily treated ghostly vocal snippets, and mysterious and unique backing melodies providing rare and stunning new sonic landscapes. This one might be the 4am sci-fi voyeur track - deep and mysterious yet with lots of drive and energy for the dancefloor.
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Trek 19 EP (Part One)
Cat: TB 031. Rel: 26 Sep 07
Overpass
High Tone
Locked Doors
Trek 19
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The Maya EP
Cat: BOT 03. Rel: 07 May 09
Wash Youreself (feat Bass 6)
Bit Chop
This Years Choosen Enemy
Machine Chorus
 in stock $6.90
Movement
Movement (12")
Cat: DN 020. Rel: 04 Jun 10
Rumble (Bongo Jam)
Holly Rappin' Man
Supersonic China (Rock The World)
Stop Sayin' Fuck All The Time
 in stock $11.66
Sunblocking (warehouse find)
Cat: LNV 17. Rel: 31 Jul 11
Strinkz (4:44)
Eraser (6:07)
Futile (4:09)
Knobgine (3:22)
Liquid Silence (6:34)
Sunblocking (6:27)
Review: With an extensive legacy and a list of alter egos longer than your arm, Martin Damm aka Biochip C achieves a delicate balancing act on this 11 year old record, a handful of extras copies of which were recently unearthed in what can only be described as a highly fortunate 'warehouse find'. He pulls off a delicate balancing act here, letting the abrasive, industrial punk rock side of his music off the leash to frolic unhindered, while never losing sight of the needs of dancefloor and its needs across the six tracks. Highlights? Well, the title track's speedy electrofunk is highly addictive, 'Eraser' has a driving, chunky techno edge that fans of Force Inc will love, while the double dub speed grooves of 'Knobgine' and 'Liquid Silence' are forces of nature in themselves.
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998
998 (12")
Cat: FXHEMINID. Rel: 23 Mar 12
Income Tax Refund Dance
The White Castle Song
Untitled (feat Patrik Sjeren)
3c 273
Review: FXHE maintain their monthly heat emission for 2012, with label boss Omar S displaying all aspects of his production prowess (as well as skill for a humorous track titles) across four productions - one of which features the button bashing assistance of one Patrik Sjeren. There's something icily brilliant about the restrained "Income Tax Refund Dance" melding a dark piano riff with snapping 808 kicks and rippling lo fi rhythms which only further justifies the title of Omar S's killer 2011 LP. It's complemented by the far rowdier box jam "The White Castle Song" which jackhammers a simple yet highly flammable key riff over low rent percussion for FXHE's most potent ode to the perfect warehouse moment since the all conquering "Here's Your Trance..." Given the lack of additional info, we presume the Patrik Sjeren that produces the B Side "Untitled" track is the same Patrik Sjeren that released in the mid 90s under a multiplicity of aliases, and his contribution is every bit as incendiary as the track preceding it, whilst "3c 273" sees Omar S slip into pensive utopian electro mode with aplomb.
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Submanouvers
Cat: FR 023. Rel: 07 Dec 12
First Descent
Bluetooth Clone
Submanouvers
Frostbite
 in stock $10.60
Angry Angels EP
Cat: SAT 043. Rel: 29 Jan 13
The Angriest Angel
Seven Deadly Sons
Urban Jungle
The Machine
Nightdrive Detroit
Resident Evil
Review: Having been dormant for over three years, New York label Satamile returns to continue spreading the gospel of proper electro music with a six-track EP from The Ghost That Walks. Drexciya enthusiasts will be all over this record; the rubbery melody of "The Angriest Angel" recalls the Detroit duo at their most playful but with a simmering undercurrent of tension that is very much the producer's own signature style. Similarly great are the searing analogue synth buzz of "Seven Deadly Sons", the tribal 303 stomp of "Urban Jungle" and the 808 rattle and Belgian rave tones of "Resident Evil". Those who were lost without the label's presence should rest easy - Angry Angels is easily among their extensive catalogue's best releases.
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Territories
Cat: LIES 046. Rel: 09 Apr 14
Blood & Bone
Curves
Festival Mounds
Ley Lines
Wrecks
Venas
Review: Jersey City-based Jorge Velez has long been one of the US underground's most revered figures to those in the know. Largely predating the current fascination with lo-fi analogue productions, something shown on the excellent MMT Tape Series compilation which delved into his early archives, his work as Professor Genuis on Italians Do It Better and Thisisnotanexit was followed by the conceptual Hassan LP on L.I.E.S. which provided a soundtrack to an imaginary film based on a shadowy Middle Eastern cult formed in the 11th century. Here Velez return to Ron Morelli's stable with Territories, a six-track LP that passes through "menacing drones to EBM influenced floor tracks to Sakamoto-esque melodic experiments," with a "distinct atmosphere suitable for home listening or adventurous club play." Even for those who are familiar with the odd structures Velez creates with his hardware, this is a wild trip worthy of much closer inspection.
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Some Other Place Vol 2
Some Other Place Vol 2 (blue vinyl 12")
Cat: CWCS 008.2. Rel: 04 Jun 14
Some Other Place
Waves Of Fear
The Way Out
Different Ways
Review: As the title suggests, Some Other Place Volume 2 is the second installment of a triptych of releases from The Exaltics for The Clone West Coast series. As with previous music from the Solar One boss, the four tracks here see The Exaltics look to both American and Dutch schools of electro but the results are nonetheless distinguished by his own unique signifiers. The title track sets the tone nicely as waves of sumptuous blurred noise ride a supple skeletal rhythm, whilst "Waves Of Fear" lives up to it's paranoid title with a marauding low end bass line the dominating element on a classic slab of darkside electro. "The Way Out" is perhaps the most conventional track here, with Witschakowski laying down an atmospheric but club ready 808 workout which is still a cut above thanks to the German's arrangement skills. Which leaves room for the slower, weirder and mushy excellence of "Different Ways".
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Some Other Place Vol 3
Some Other Place Vol 3 (hand-stamped purple vinyl 12")
Cat: CWCS 008.3. Rel: 08 Oct 14
Getting Closer
Never Be Enough
Can You See It?
Infinite Dimensions
SL-W D-WN
Review: We've lost count of the various projects Robert Witschakowski has been involved in this year, but the Some Other Places series of releases on Clone's West Coast Series is up there with the German's best work as The Exaltics. This hand-stamped purple 12" is the third and final part and contains some fine electro for both the dancefloor and the living room. Opening this five-track release is the snare shaking and in your face ambient intro of "Getting Closer" which is followed by a melodic and grouchy key driven "Never Be Enough". The EP's highlights are "Can You See It" and "SL-W D-WN", which respectively are dubby and mellow and dusty and break beat. Seriously, does Witschakowski sleep?
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Pulsdisco
Pulsdisco (12")
Cat: SUCTION 030. Rel: 16 Jan 15
Betong
Pulsdisco 1
Deffad
Pulsdisco 2
Stalull
Som Rakblad
Review: Known for his role in The Pain Machinery and Severe Illusion, Stockholm native Anders Karlsson has more recently begun to explore similar strands of industrial and EBM in a solo capacity as Celldod, issuing several limited cassettes over the course of 2014. Those without the facilities to consume cassettes will be happy to see some of this Celldod material now issued on vinyl thanks to the efforts of Canadian label Suction Records. Some six tracks deep, Pulsdisco features material from the two cassettes of the same name Karlsson released last year and those that like their EBM minimalist and without vocals will find plenty to enjoy here.
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Lost Tracks Vol 1
Cat: DE 098. Rel: 30 Jul 15
Leather Forever (5:26)
Nightlife (3:41)
Miss Crazy Bullshit (4:47)
Loving The Alien (4:19)
Review: It's been some six years since Caroline "Miss Kittin" Herve and Michel "The Hacker" Amato last delivered fresh material together. While we await further news of their long-mooted comeback, there's this tasty EP of previously unheard archive material to enjoy. Made up of tracks recorded between 1997 and '99 - when their production partnership was in its' infancy - The Lost Tracks Volume 1 contains a number of fuzzy, stylish, floor-friendly bangers, from the S&M-themed madness of opener "Leather Forever" and stripped-back electro gem "Nightlife" (a tribute to Berlin clubs of the period, apparently), to the high-tempo acid-loaded freakishness of "Loving The Alien". Top-notch sleaze.
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Alien Report
Cat: RAWAXS 02. Rel: 21 Apr 16
Between The Stars (Bassline mix) (5:41)
Alien Report (6:57)
Science & Invention (4:10)
Pong! (4:29)
Jailbreakers (Trojan mix) (4:15)
 in stock $12.72
Tracks Volume 2
Tracks Volume 2 (limited red vinyl 12")
Cat: CITI 019. Rel: 19 Apr 16
Tzusing - "Nonlinear War" (5:55)
L/F/D/M - "Moth Holes" (6:12)
Silent Servant - "The Touch" (6:10)
Maelstrom - "Lithium" (5:33)
Review: Cititrax's first Tracks 12" sampler did a good job in showcasing material from some of the Brooklyn-based label's favourite contemporary producers. This follow-up, arriving only a few short months after the first, aims to do the same. Returning for his second appearance, Tsuzing kicks things off with the razor-sharp shuffle of "Nonlinear War", whose intoxicating electronics and wild synth lines recall Brown Album-era Orbital, before London-based L/F/D/M takes a trip into bleak techno territory with the acid-laden "Mouth Holes". Flip for Silent Servant's deliciously grandiose, muscular electro-disco workout "The Touch", and the clanking industrial percussion, EBM attitude and humming electro beats of Maelstrom's "Lithium".
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Time Marches On Part 2
Cat: LDR 2020. Rel: 23 May 17
DJ Overdose - "Arecibo" (5:12)
Tr One - "Escape From Enceladus" (8:37)
Raiders Of The Lost ARP - "Equinox" (7:00)
Automatic Tasty - "I Can't Find My Own Manual (How Therefore Am I To Restore To My Factory Settings?)" (5:09)
Review: You can always rely on Dublin's Lunar Disko Records to provide the heat; this time it's in the form of some heavyweight electro vibes by the industry's best and brightest. But this is no surprise given the imprint's invariable doses of quality. First up is Dutch maestro DJ Overdose with "Arecibo", a comparatively more pensive and introspective electro appearance than his usual work, but TR One's "Escape From Enceladus" takes this pensive sway of synths and crystal-like sonics to an even deeper level. Raiders Of The Lost Arp kick off the flip side with the smooth and suave flow of "Equinox", this one belonging more to the house end of the spectrum, whereas Automatic Tasty comes through with a quirky little digi number with the aptly odd name of "I Can't Find My Own Manual (How Therefore Am I To Restore My Factory Settings?)". A tidy little blast of synth-filled goods.
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Telekinesis Via Fax
Cat: TRUST 030. Rel: 15 Jun 17
Attack Of The Modlings (5:48)
Attack Of The Modlings X /DL/MS/ (5:32)
Quantock Point To Point (6:18)
Telekinesis Via Fax (6:13)
Played by: DJ Glow
 in stock $10.08
Laptop Cafe
Cat: CAL 008. Rel: 06 Jul 17
Song 6 (4:29)
Song 2 (5:52)
Song 1 (4:56)
Song 4 (5:52)
Song 3 (5:48)
Song 5 (4:31)
Review: Before James Stinson's untimely death in 2002, the legendary Drexciya producer was working on a follow-up to Lifestyles Of The Laptop Cafe, his sole album as The Other People Place. Somehow, Clone has managed to find a DAT tape of this classic "long lost album" - or, at least, the material he'd already finished for it - and is finally releasing it. Laptop Cafe is, of course, superb, with Stinson brilliantly joining the dots between intergalactic electro, languid deep house, melodious IDM, fluid Motor City techno and most notably, the cymbal-heavy drum rhythms and dexterous piano lines of jazz. While it's not quite as jaw dropping as its acclaimed, recently reissued predecessor, it's still nothing short of sublime.
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Sturm Und Drang
Sturm Und Drang (coloured vinyl 12")
Cat: SHIP 051. Rel: 06 Jul 17
Sturm Und Drang (8:30)
First Mover (8:34)
 in stock $11.41
Primes
Primes (12" + insert)
Cat: DE 171. Rel: 27 Jul 17
Primes (7:17)
Stranger (feat Nicole Ginelli vocals & Doc Sleep) (4:37)
Imperial Tranz-Am (13:25)
Played by: Honey Soundsystem
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Final Frontier Of Electro
Cat: RMCE 0041. Rel: 18 Sep 17
Alien Abduction (feat DJ Lenn Swann) (4:13)
Mutant Creations Compute (4:29)
Final Frontier Of Electro (4:31)
Armada Bass (4:57)
Injection Star (5:13)
Really Inception (3:26)
Review: Rawax's latest electro outing comes from one of the Godfathers of the Detroit electro scene, former Aux88 associate DJ Di'jital. Given his pedigree, it's no surprise to find that Final Frontier of Electro is pretty darn good. Across the six tracks he touches on numerous electro variants - ghetto-tech, Miami bass, the Kraftwerk-inspired early New York style and Drexciyan intensity - combining them into thrilling new hybrid shapes. It's rare to find an EP with this many high-grade club tracks, making picking highlights tricky. That said, we're particularly enjoying the thrusting, all out assault of "Injection Star" and the intergalactic, techno-influenced hustle of the forthright title track.
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The Bongoman Archive
Cat: IT 034. Rel: 25 Sep 17
Dona - "People Have No Name" (live cut) (3:55)
Dona - "You Better Not Take The Metro" (6:06)
DJ Plant Texture - "Press Play On That MF MPC Maaan" (5:32)
DJ Plant Texture - "31 Seconds" (4:45)
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Big Time EP
Cat: RAT 12. Rel: 12 Oct 17
Dubintro (1:24)
Big Time (4:11)
Hard (4:52)
Headspin (4:51)
Watfest (6:05)
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Compersion
Compersion (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: 2MR 031. Rel: 06 Dec 17
Talk Smile Bite (6:11)
Watch Scan Wait (4:48)
Tease Breathe Smell (5:54)
 in stock $9.53
Love/Hate
Love/Hate (12")
Cat: DE 189. Rel: 07 Dec 17
Love (4:01)
Hate (7:09)
Hate (version) (5:27)
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C Lektro 6
Cat: CLEKTRO 6. Rel: 02 Feb 18
Track 1 (5:44)
Track 2 (5:19)
Track 3 (3:05)
Track 4 (3:27)
Track 5 (5:17)
Track 6 (4:05)
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Bellevue Resort
Cat: MF 004. Rel: 22 Feb 18
Bellevue Resort (5:03)
Esplanade (4:31)
Mezzanine (4:20)
Patterns Of Contrast (5:28)
 in stock $12.20
Closer (reissue)
Cat: DE 165. Rel: 27 Feb 18
Closer (4:57)
Tam Tam (3:55)
Review: Codek is the brainchild of Jean-Marie Salaun who grew up in Paris influenced by the folklore of the inner city. In 1978 he joined art rock group SpionS alongside Gregory Davidow and recorded two singles. Diving into the Paris post punk scene he met Claude Arto and designed the artwork for Claude's single on Celluloid "Kwai Systeme / Betty Boop." Robin Scott (M "Pop Music") had produced the SpionS first single and wanted to collaborate further. With Claude, Jean-Marie wrote "Me Me Me", intended for a choir, for M. Then SpionS split and Robin was off to Switzerland to record an album to follow-up his hit single. That left Jean-Marie alone in London, where he began working as Codek, a play on the brand name Kodak The "Me Me Me" single was released by MCA Records in 1980. Back in Paris, now with some studio experience, Celluloid Records hired Jean-Marie to produce records for Artefact and Les Orphelins. Over the next 2 years he began working on ideas for the next Codek single "Closer / "Tam Tam".
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Space Is The Place
Cat: SUN 429. Rel: 12 Mar 18
Space Is The Place (8:02)
Cyborg Dance (5:30)
Review: The origins of American act Newcleus lay in a 1977 Brooklyn DJ collective known as Jam-On Productions, including Ben 'Cozmo D' Cenac, Monique Angevin and her brother Pete - all teenagers and still in high school. The foursome named their group Newcleus as a result of the coming together of their families. Originally released on T.K. Records' Miami bass/freestyle subsidiary Sunnyview in 1985, "Space Is The Place" is an underground classic to those in the know. With its obvious robotic influences from the early '80s Bronx breakbeat sound, to the funk and synth pop crossover of "Cyborg Dance' on the flip - this is a true zeitgeist of one of the most exciting times in electronic music's history.
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Hydro Systems
Cat: EBEAMZ 021. Rel: 13 Mar 18
Hydro Systems (5:30)
Automate (feat Assembler Code) (4:44)
Bubble Boy (5:47)
Horner Acid (5:31)
Review: Sydney's Jensen Interceptor comes through after a productive and successful 2017, that saw him follow up his material for Boysnoize Records with a killer 12" on the infamous Central Processing Unit. The electro newbie lands with yet more previous industrialism on the E-Beamz imprint, a truly hyping label that is on a non-stop roll at the moment. "Hydro Systems" is a gnarly, headstrong bombshell that's all hands on decks thanks to its wild and fiery percussion, and "Automate" follows up on that with a dark, bleeping wormhole of sonics. The B-side kicks off with "Bubble Boy", a bubbling whirlpool of FX-heavy bass tones, and "Horner Acid" breaks out the techno guns with its twisted, interlinked layers of low frequencies.
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Bloodline (Record Store Day 2018)
Bloodline (Record Store Day 2018) (limited hand-numbered white vinyl 12")
Cat: OTN 01. Rel: 28 Apr 18
Bloodline (4:50)
Selva (4:06)
Roots (4:26)
Shark (4:20)
Lluvia (3:12)
 in stock $11.66
Trigger Zone
Cat: INTLC 001. Rel: 04 May 18
Trigger Zone (5:11)
Human Method (6:13)
Industrial Drive (6:17)
 in stock $15.38
Enter Maukook
Enter Maukook (limited numbered hand-stamped 12" + screen-printed insert)
Cat: AG 002. Rel: 30 May 18
Welcome To The Island (6:06)
The Rave Under Maukook (7:39)
She Left The Party (6:07)
Escaping Maukook (8:59)
Review: Following up an inaugural release by the enigmatic DJ Playstation, we have London based Age Genesis delivering yet another outing by the mysterious producer in the form of Maukook. The Enter Maukook EP sees them serve up some hard hitting takes on classic techno forms. From the euphoric opener "Welcome To The Island" getting that soaring 303 acid glide on in full effect, to the pitch back warehouse stormer "The Rave Under Maukook". On the flip, "She Left The Party" was definitely our favourite of the bunch; this deep and evocative electro number is perfect for drifting and is reminiscent of American legends Exzakt & Excel's work from the early noughties.
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Ice & Dust EP
Ice & Dust EP (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: TR 15. Rel: 13 Jun 18
Drifting In Space (4:54)
Perseids (4:23)
ISON's Fate (4:37)
UV Minerals (3:27)
Perihelion (2:49)
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A Moment Of Insanity
A Moment Of Insanity (12" in hand-stamped sleeve)
Cat: CAL 012. Rel: 14 Jun 18
Moment 1 (5:41)
Moment 2 (6:07)
Moment 3 (7:06)
Moment 4 (5:28)
 in stock $14.32
Fractured Textures
Cat: DIWA 001. Rel: 31 Aug 18
Lush (4:26)
Lemn (4:46)
The Drake Equation (7:18)
M1R (7:03)
Dead Souls (3:35)
Information Corporation (5:13)
 in stock $10.35
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