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Sonic Spectrum
Cat: LIP 009. Rel: 08 Dec 23
 
Techno
Step Back (4:58)
Layercake (5:25)
Masterpiece (4:58)
Real Deal (5:15)
Review: Considering he debuted this year, Hamburg's Off / Grid is already a strong presence in the upper reaches of the techno tempo range, having dropped two knockout 12"s on Planet Rhythm that presented his driving, funked up sound to the world. Now he appears on Life In Patterns with another assured drop to close the year out, kicking off with the pressure cooker 'Step Back' before diverting into the warm, melodious swathes of 'Layercake' with its dreamy pads and harmonic 303 lines. 'Masterpiece' switches back to high-impact peak time gear and then 'Real Deal' takes those thunderous techno rhythms into deeper climes thanks to some brooding synth work lingering in the middle distance.
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Dubwars Vol 2
Dubwars Vol 2 (translucent blue marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: DUBWARS 002. Rel: 07 Mar 24
 
Techno
OFF/GRID - "One Stab Ahead" (5:25)
Gunjack - "Memory Man" (6:15)
Antic Soul - "Mandalore" (4:35)
Lenny San - "Hedonist" (5:11)
Review: Planet Rhythm has been one of the premier hard techno labels for over 30 years now. Exploring some different avenues in the last decade, the label recently launched a series of heavy dub techno related records identified as DUBWARS. Volume two features four different artists this time with each submitting a new piece to the label focus. Fans of Basic Channel's 'Phylyps Trak' should quickly head to OFF/GRID - 'One Stab Ahead' for that main room filler. Gunjack's 'Memory Man' is another upbeat killer in its own right adding a bit of acid along with the melodic chord progression. For the second side, Antic Soul's 'Mandalore' stirs in a bit of house culture to the hard dub techno sound to great effect. Lastly, Lenny San bring's the party to their feet with 'Hedonist'. Heavy techno heads should really enjoy this packed 12"
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Protect Ya Deck EP
Protect Ya Deck EP (12" + insert)
Cat: REFLEKT 019. Rel: 27 Mar 25
 
Techno
Down The Vaults (5:24)
The Movement (5:51)
Protect Ya Deck (5:17)
Never Ready For This Shit (5:24)
Review: Off/Grid has impressed with his ability to cook up tracks that keep the tension going throughout. He's done it before on the likes of Rotterdam's Arts collective and more than once on Planet Rhythm. This one for another Dutch label brings plenty of texture to opener 'Down The Vaults' which has a fizzy lead prying between the sturdy drums. 'The Movement' is much more bouncy - one of those cuts that gets fists pumping and smiles on faces. 'Protect Ya Deck' is precision-tooled, acid-laced peak time gear for when the whole club is on the same vibe and the strobes are flashing, and 'Never Ready For This Shit' shuts down with some pent-up funk and brilliant syncopated drum work.
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Circular Motions EP
Cat: T3R 015. Rel: 13 Feb 25
 
Techno
Bloody Raindrops (5:04)
Constant Expression (4:58)
Shivers (5:33)
Play No Games (5:04)
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Hospiz
Hospiz (12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: HOSPIZ 001. Rel: 01 May 25
 
Techno
Off/Grid - "Bedtime Stories" (5:12)
Oat M - "Soul Hop" (4:36)
Off/Grid - "You Make Me Flip" (5:18)
Bossifunk & Toni Telefoni - "Ground Control" (8:54)
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Soerne
Soerne (12")
Cat: KNT 40B. Rel: 03 Jan 25
 
Techno
Peblinge (7:21)
Sortedam (5:46)
Review: Ohm & Kvadrant are back on their Kontakt label to kick off 2025 with another stunning dub outing. Pressed on classic black vinyl, with a limited gold edition also available, this EP features two exceptional tracks starting with the A-side, 'Peblinge.' It's a mesmerising melodic dub creation, rich with warmth and depth-perfect for those late-night sessions. On the B-side, a second jam delivers a refined electro-dub masterpiece, blending synths, hi-hats, and fathom-deep low-end frequencies. Both tracks showcase the duo's signature style with soothing results.
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Ruutana City Mood Series Vol 2
Cat: VUO 11B. Rel: 03 Jan 25
 
Techno
Ohm & Kvadrant - "Borsen" (6:32)
Armin Bender - "All Or Nothing" (7:13)
Tm Shuffle - "Efficient Answers" (7:29)
Gonzalo Villarreal - "Curanto" (6:50)
Review: Vuo returns with another entry into his ongoing Ruutana City Mood Series, with this one being on eco black wax but a green vinyl version is also available. Ohm & Kvadrant open with a smoky, textured roller driven by icy drums. Armin Bender follows with 'All Or Nothing' which offers a lighter, more optimistic vibe with airy pads. Tm Shuffle strips things back on 'Efficient Answers' to deliver a gritty, minimalist basement groove. Closing the EP, Gonzalo Villarreal presents 'Curanto', a raw, percussive cut bathed in rich echo and reverb for a captivating close.
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Hyggeligt EP
Hyggeligt EP (hand-stamped green vinyl 12")
Cat: RAWAX 0221. Rel: 15 Mar 19
 
Techno
Hyggeligt (6:50)
Brocken Spectre (6:37)
Reaching (6:44)
Affairs Of The Clouds (7:09)
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Northwest Passage Remixes (Pablo Bolivar, Merv, Philipp Priebe, Waage mixes)
Cat: LPY 12.1. Rel: 21 Oct 24
 
Techno
Bara (Pablo Bolivar Remake) (6:17)
Erebus (Merv remix) (8:06)
Stratospheric Clouds (Philipp Priebe Saeti version) (6:43)
Anguta (Waage remix) (8:25)
Review: Bjarnar & Jonas's last album back in 2023 was critically well-received and now it is back in all-new form as a selection of four classy remixes. First up it is Seven Villas label boss Pablo Bolivar who gets all blissed out and paddy on 'Bara', while Merv brings some nice smeared chords to the rolling, hypnotic dub of 'Erebus'. On the flip, Philipp Priebe Saeti's take on 'Stratospheric Clouds' reworks it as a shimmering and bottomless dub lit up by some warming chords and last of all, Waage flips 'Anguta' into a dark, stark and punchy dub-tech monster that comes on like an unstoppable wall of noise. A quartet of seriously meaty sounds overall.
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タグ: Dub Techno
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Ohm Series 7
Ohm Series 7 (limited 12")
Cat: OHM 007. Rel: 15 Jun 23
 
Techno
Ohm & Octal Industries - "System" (vs Federson) (7:53)
Lee Holman - "Absorbed By The Elements" (5:06)
Andrea Cichecki - "Universe Blue" (7:00)
El Choop - "Vixen" (7:40)
Review: Over the past couple of years the Ohm Series of 12"s has quietly become one of the best in the field of dub techno, always carrying a respectable range of artists pushing the sound forwards, and now carrying the kind of weight which tells you you're getting the best these artists have to offer. On the seventh entry we can hear Ohm himself, aka Bjarnar Jonsson and Octal Industries teaming up for the deeply submerged creeper 'System (vs Federson)', while Lee Holman brings something brighter, more Motor City-inspired to the table on 'Absorbed By The Elements'. Andrea Cichecki slinks into a mellow, swung house mood on 'Universe Blue' and El Choop leans in on the sound design around his chord sounds to create the rhythmic heat in his outstanding 'FORPOD'. As ever, the bar remains high with the Ohm Series offerings.
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Played by: Tom Drew
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1994
1994 (limited green transparent vinyl 12")
Cat: ASIPV 038. Rel: 26 Sep 22
 
Ambient/Drone
Ola De Luz (10:46)
Heartless (8:23)
1994 (10:34)
Plasma (8:49)
Review: Despite the title sounding like an archive collection, 1994 is actually the debut album from OKRAA. It has an emphasis on live performance and makes for a gorgeously immersive and even evolving listen from the aways excellent A Strangely Isolated Place label. All four pieces are over with minutes but they are worthy of their playing time for the way so much unfolds in such engaging fashion. Synths are cold and innocent on 'Ola De Luz' while 'Heartless' is more textural, dark, heavy in its mood. The title track is another heavy and introspective one while 'Plasma' has a more optimistic feel that lifts the spirts.
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Xenisation
Cat: SNORK 113. Rel: 22 Mar 23
 
Techno
Xenisation (5:35)
Fjord (5:05)
Sudor (5:18)
Point Nemo (4:36)
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Ritmo De Escape
Cat: GNC 001. Rel: 25 Oct 24
 
Electro
Esperando Al Mecanico (5:01)
Ritmo De Escape (5:30)
Salto La Ficha (5:58)
Salto La Ficha (DJ Noche remix) (6:26)
Review: GNC’s first release, Ritmo De Escape, brings Ivan Olson to the forefront with a five-track EP steeped in late 80s and early 90s nostalgia, capturing the spirit of the Belgian and German new beat and EBM scenes. Each track, produced with Bikatronika and a remix by DJ Noche, is crafted for high-intensity club sets that blend deep, gritty basslines with hypnotic leads. The EP’s standout moments bridge classic synthpop warmth with today’s electro-techno edge—great for turning up the energy mid-set or closing out a long night with just the right dose of throwback groove.
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The Core
The Core (12")
Cat: CKNOWEP 66. Rel: 27 May 25
 
Minimal/Tech House
The Core (6:46)
Goldman's Propeller (7:00)
Lunar Kiss Baby Whale (5:54)
Lava Luva (4:40)
Review: Sometimes it really does seem like Perth-via-UK house mainstays Craigie Knowes, well... know! Emphatic of their own personal, cratebugging expertise, it would seem that their knack for tracking down and contracting brilliant yet not totally refined dance music talent stems from some unshakeable expert quality: perhaps some business-insider access to info about burgeoning underground artists we're not in on? Whatever the case, Berlin's Olsvanger is the next model musician to be called up, his former founding efforts of the likes of Tofistock and Powerpuff Tracks proving credential assets for the furthering of this aural arrester, 'The Core'. With two Kalahari Oyster Cult releases already under his belt so far, you know what you're in for: 'Goldman's Propeller' and 'Lava Luva' provide extra fishy aquamarine breaks and sexy sample-held step sequencings, perfect for lone raving over break-fast. Ptooey!
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Empathy
Empathy (limited 12")
Cat: DREA 012. Rel: 14 Apr 23
 
Techno
Syntax System (7:20)
Fontainebleau (7:01)
Empathy (4:23)
Empathy (Head Front Panel remix) (5:46)
Syntax System (Giorgio Gigli remix) (5:44)
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Pressure 3D
Pressure 3D (limited hand-stamped 12" + insert)
Cat: BSUN 013. Rel: 09 Apr 25
 
Dub
Last Breath (4:54)
Tunnel Drift (5:22)
Last Breath (Al Wootton remix) (4:28)
Tunnel Drift (Ottomani Parker rework) (9:20)
Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
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The Trick
The Trick (12")
Cat: OYSTER 61. Rel: 01 Aug 24
 
Techno
The Trick (4:51)
The Trick (OK EG rework) (6:23)
Choreos (5:04)
Mania (5:42)
Review: Barna mainstay Oma Totem dishes out the cerebral and dubby like it's nobody's business; on 'The Trick', we hear three tripped-out accelerators courtesy of the Oyster Cult debutante themself, on which there's also an OK EG rework for good measure. It's a clever trick, naming your EP 'The Trick'; not least since it invites the would-be listener to listen more intently, lest they miss it - what is said "trick", dear Oma Totem? They won't answer this, much less dish out pure, wordless, implicative sonic shellage. Somewhere in the gap between the graver underside of acid trance and the equally deep lacunae of UK bass in the large, the likes of 'Choreos' and 'Mania' likewise add to the trick's wilful missive. In other words, we don't get a message from this music much as we do feel a vibe: in this sense, we're happy to miss the trick.
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Hit It Bubba
Cat: AOS 696. Rel: 03 Jan 17
 
Deep House
Sink Holes (4:07)
HELL ON EARTH (3:51)
Hit It Bubba (I Want My Dadda's Rekids!!!!) (5:42)
Party Marty (5:47)
Review: The Detroit badman always delivers the goods, but he'd recently focussed on his more house-centric style thanks to a series of sleek, soulful releases. This time, he's come out all guns blazing with this new four-part killer, led by the absolutely nutty groove that is "Sink Holes" - a proper slice of Omar S acid, delivered in fine style and with his inimitable rawness. "HELL ON EARTH" is a moodier, funkier house tip with a jazzy side, while the flipside's "Hit It Bubba (I Want My Dadda's Rekids!!!!)" is a fast, upbeat house bomb with a crazy little disco sample that floats amid the grainy bass drums. "Party Marty" is a no nonsense kind of lick, pouncing away with a steady, yet unmistakably Omar S-style percussion, and a heavy bass blow. This is one hell of a way to make an appearance this early in the year - highly recommended!!
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1992
1992 (12")
Cat: AOS 1992. Rel: 21 Feb 19
 
Techno
Light Year Flight (7:24)
1992 (6:27)
Homey Trinitron (3:42)
Review: You have to admire Alex "Omar" Smith's work rate. He's been slinging out regular releases now for the best part of a decade and shows no sign of slowing down. "1992" is his second EP of 2019 and contains a trio of contrasting cuts in his distinctive, hardware-driven sound. Perhaps the biggest surprise is closing cut "Homey Trinitron", a techno-tempo workout that wraps fuzzy, lo-fi synth motifs around weighty and distorted, ghetto-house influenced drums. He provides a chunk of loose but locked-in deep house drowsiness (see the warm, shuffling and punchy title track), as well as a cheery, piano-driven A-side that's as warm, rush-inducing and anthem-like as anything he's released to date.
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Annoying Mumbling Alkaholik
Cat: AOS 000. Rel: 19 Aug 14
 
Deep House
Annoying Mumbling Alkaholik
Serving Cavi On 18 & Garfield
This Muthafuk'ka
Review: With a title like Annoying Mumbling Alkaholik, you'd expect this three-tracker from the mighty Alex "Omar" Smith to be full of pent-up anger and bitter frustration. Sure, there's a raging rawness about the third track - an undulating trip into spiraling acid territory - but for the most part the EP is a beacon of simple beauty. The opening track is particularly picturesque, with beautiful, new-age influenced melodies and immersive pads riding a cymbal-heavy Detroit deep house groove. There's more Mood Hut/Future Times style synth work on the Tangerine Dream influenced "Track 2", which contrasts deep, sun-kissed melodic loops with a fuzzy drum machine groove.
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Nelson County
Cat: AOS 123. Rel: 24 Sep 13
 
Deep House
Don't Let Dis Be HapNin!!
We Can Do Dis Like (by Don Q)
U Heard What Da Man Said Muthafukka!!
Nelson County
Review: Despite having already released a 16 track album this year, Detroit's finest, Omar S, proves that there is quite simply nothing stopping him as he issues the four track Nelson County. "Don't Let Dis Be HapNin! Comes on like the classic "Psychotic Photosynthesis" at witnessed through a haze of smoked glass, while "U Heard What Da Man Said Muthafukka!!" is something much more driving, like taking a spin on Detroit's streets after dark in a souped up Dodge Charger, before "Nelson County" sees the tough house-focused denouement take place in a dingy backstreet club. As always with Omar S, this stuff doesn't mess about....
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Triangulum Australe (Say It Space)
Cat: AOS 7501. Rel: 24 Nov 12
 
Techno
Triangulum Australe (Say It Space)
Mayall II
Review: FXHE has been brimming with activity in recent times, with a steadfast flurry of singles refusing to let the quality drop, and now the big bossman delivers another two slices of finely cured business in his inimitable style. The lead track is an arresting piece with just a kick to drive proceedings, leaving ample room for a haunting array of bleeps and a 'speak & spell' vocal until the track slowly ramps up with some more prominent drum programming. "Mayall II" on the flip is a less tense affair, with a cheery string refrain and old school jack-in-the-box beats disseminated in a plain and simple fashion.
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Detroit!
Detroit! (12")
Cat: AOS 006EP. Rel: 12 Apr 06
 
Techno
Polynesia
Churchill
Micronesia
Frontwardsflip
Nikademas
Review: No-one embodies the sound of Detroit quite like Omar S. The badman beatmaker has been touring out his idiosyncratic jams for more than two decades and rarely ever misses. Right now we've got a bunch of restocks of his earlier works landing and this one is from right back in the early days of his FXHE label. It opens with the wonky acid and whistle madness of 'Polynesia' then take sin the clunking, mechanical house of 'Churchill', scratchy sounds and wispy synths of the experimental 'Micronesia', low slung house sleaze of 'Frontwardsflip' and phased and drunken bassline madness of 'Nikademas'. Superb.
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Played by: Lakuti, Glimpse, RUF DUG
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The Further You Look The Less You Will See
Cat: AOS 432B. Rel: 01 Aug 08
 
Deep House
The Further You Look The Less You Will See
Tecky Alexander
Review: It is hard to believe this EP is now more than 15 years old, because it certainly doesn't sound like it. It is one of literally hundreds of Omar S tunes that has more than stood the test of time for the way it so beguiling blends cold machine sounds and mechanical rhythms with irresistible synth craft. 'The Further You Look The Less You Will See' is all low-fi low end minimalism and glowing melodic warmth. 'Tecky Alexander' is a playful take on that with jittery rhythms and poppy melodies that allow your mind to wander and get lost in the subtly shifting loops. Perfection.
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Track #8
Track #8 (12")
Cat: AOS 005. Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Deep House
Track #8 (7:44)
Track #8 (9:58)
Review: As he often tell us himself in his track titles, no one does it quite like Omar S. Even listening back to his earliest material from 20-odd years ago, it still sounds fresh and like no one else, which is why it's time to get excited about a bunch of reissues we're got hold of. 'Track 8' is an EP from 2004 with two brilliantly, beautifully raw house cuts that typify exactly what Smith is all about. The first one is eight minutes of scruffy kicks and brushed metal drums with eerie and alien melodies snaking their way through the beats. The second one is very similar in style with even more rawness and an unsettling but intriguing melody.
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Pain EP
Pain EP (coloured vinyl 12" (comes in different coloured vinyl, we cannot guarantee which one you will receive))
Cat: AOS 444. Rel: 14 Apr 23
 
Deep House
Tongue Pecker (3:36)
Pain (feat King Milo) (4:25)
I Love Your Girl Friend (feat John FM) (2:01)
Some Good Loving (feat Tayloe) (4:19)
Review: Omar S has always seemingly enjoyed working with other local talents and giving them a platform of his own vital FXHE label. That's what he does here as he looks to Motor City creatives in the young King Milo, Tayloe and old friend John F.M. He kicks off in solo mode with some signature stripped back house futurism on 'Tongue Pecker' before 'Pain' is a high speed and sleazy ghetto bumper. The standout is 'I Love Your Girl Friend' (feat John FM) with its heart aching vocal, gorgeous piano chords and deep, dusty drum bumps. A real classic in the making which is followed by another achingly beautiful mix of soulful vocals and grotty lo-fi synth and drums on 'Some Good Loving' (feat Tayloe).
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Music For Hot Babes Only!
Cat: FXHE PIMP. Rel: 01 Apr 21
 
Deep House
Cadillacs & Dinosaurs (6:54)
Ain't No Real Pimps Anymore (vocal mix) (4:03)
Ain't No Real Pimps Anymore (acappella mix) (2:51)
Review: New Omar S 12" featuring John FM!
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998
998 (12")
Cat: FXHEMINID. Rel: 23 Mar 12
 
Deep House
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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The Grand Son Of Detroit Techno!
Cat: OMAR-S(008). Rel: 25 Apr 07
 
Techno
The Grand Son Of Detroit Techno!
Review: Detroit heavyweights Omar S and Theo Parrish link up for a one-track release that lives up to its bold title. 'The Grand Son Of Detroit Techno!' stretches over ten minutes of raw, hypnotic movementidusty drum programming, looped keys and a low-slung groove that simmers with intent. Omar S keeps the arrangement locked and heads-down, while Theo's unmistakable fingerprints surface in the swung percussion and deep jazz-inflected textures that evolve across the track's longform structure. It's a meeting of minds that feels completely unforced, rooted in lineage but defiantly forward-facing a release that speaks in fluent Motor City dialect without ever turning nostalgic. Unapologetically stripped, functional and soulful.
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Wayne County Hills Cops Part 2
Cat: FXHE-0&0. Rel: 11 Jan 12
 
Deep House
Wayne County Hills Cops (original mix)
Wayne County Hills Cops (Omar S remix)
Review: After more or less owning 2011 with a surprise album, a collaboration with urban crooner Colonel Abrams, an ahead-of-the-game reissue of Marc Kinchen and the all-conquering "Here's Your Trance Now Dance", FXHE don Omar S kicks off a new year with Wayne County Hills Cops Pt 2 (where, we ask, was Part 1?), a hook-up with the mysterious OB IGNITT. The eponymous A-Side is characterised by the kind of glistening synths last seen on "Here's Your Trance...", with a rugged analogue bass line giving the track with the requisite bump. A tired cliche it may be, but this could easily soundtrack an 80s cop movie: clearly Omar has this in mind given the 12"'s title and the fact the record's centre label features a doctored image of Eddie Murphy from Beverly Hills Cop! On the flip, Omar S provides his own remix, drowning the synths in dubby textures and showering them with shuffling hats for a more heads-down take. Another killer 12" - business as usual at FXHE, then.
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Electronic Wave Function
Electronic Wave Function (limited 180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: MOSAICDBS 03. Rel: 02 Jun 25
 
Techno
Sluder Dub (10:45)
Lineup (11:23)
Review: You might think that Yassin Omidi is a newcomer, but in fact it is the new-coming of an already accomplished and respected head who now delves deep into the world of dub techno on Steve O'Sullivan's Mosaic. The beatless 'Sluder Dub' is coated in heavy fog and static with conscious vocal musings and the roomiest of chords landing with great drama and tons of echo. On the flip is another analogue sound that features buffed metal dub chords, classic effects and a shapeshifting ambient hiss. It's dramatic despite being such a minimal piece.
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Nothing Wrong
Cat: CRM 332. Rel: 30 May 25
 
Deep House
Nothing Wrong (Love mix) (6:01)
Nothing Wrong (Ayybo remix) (6:39)
Nothing Wrong (club mix) (5:50)
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Renditions I (Record Store Day Black Friday 2021)
Cat: 10 WAP461. Rel: 03 Dec 21
 
Experimental/Electronic
Oneohtrix Point Never & Rosalia - "Nothing's Special" (3:33)
Oneohtrix Point Never & Elizabeth Fraser - "Tales From The Crash Stratum" (3:10)
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Nebelgelb
Nebelgelb (12")
Cat: TMN 001. Rel: 09 Mar 23
 
Techno
Tau (7:12)
Nebelgelb (feat The Metropolitan Narrative) (6:57)
Tau (Vril Vintage Tool remix) (7:11)
Nebelgelb (feat The Metropolitan Narrative - Sleeparchive remix) (4:59)
Review: The smudged, dark and shadowy nature of the creepy artwork for this new 12" on TMN Trax is indicative of what to expect musically of this new label. It's a collab EP from Ones and Rasval with an appearance from The Metropolitan Narrative and remixes from Vril and Sleeparchive. 'Tau' is the deep and dubby roller that opens up with a grainy vibe and foggy atmosphere over muted drums, then 'Nebelgelb' gets more edgy with layers of subtle haunting pads and paranoid voices panning about the mix. Vril's contribution is a pacey, warm and lo-fi techno hypnotiser and Sleeparchive closes down with muted dub brilliance.
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Siku Series 006
Cat: SIKUS 06. Rel: 12 Mar 25
 
Techno
Onoffon - "Matter What" (5:46)
Sebastian - "Dreams Metaphors" (5:21)
Rufo - "Mr Wonderful " (5:36)
Brian Topham - "Expressive Dimension" (6:22)
Review: SIKU's various artists offerings always result in a nice and varied sound across two sides of vinyl and the sixth such drop is another one worth of attention for techno heads. Onoffon opens with 'Matter What' which rides on raw drums with slapping hits and stark synths, while Sebastian's 'Dreams Metaphors' has a ghoulish energy and dark, twisted synth menace. Rufo brings some cosmic wonder and bleeping melodic sequences to 'Mr Wonderful' and Brian Topham's 'Expressive Dimension' is a straight up tool with burrowing leads.

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Dominator
Dominator (red vinyl 12")
Cat: VNR 040. Rel: 17 Jan 20
 
Techno
Dominator (6:22)
Dominator (Remco Beekwilder remix) (6:20)
New World (7:37)
New World (Inhalt Der Nacht remix) (10:11)
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Parallax
Parallax (12")
Cat: TFAD 2. Rel: 23 Oct 18
 
Techno
Parallax (7:12)
Aura (7:45)
Mirage (6:59)
Phantom (7:04)
Review: Touch From A Distance is a Berlin based label run by Panorama Bar resident Nick Hoppner. Following up a terrific inauguration by Holding Hands boss Desert Sound Colony, the label returns with Japanese duo Opal Sunn aka Al Kassian and Hiroaki OBA. Opal Sunn are a well seasoned hardware only live act, who are very much in control of their repertoire, but also capable of captivating improvisations. They have a recognisable sound driven by smart, often arpeggiated synth lines, on point drums and textures. Highlights are the slinky and hypnotic tech house cut "Parallax", followed by the discofied slow burner "Mirage" and the deep electro journey "Phantom" on the B side.
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OPENSECRET 1
Cat: OPENSECRET 1. Rel: 23 Apr 24
 
Deep House
Track 1 (5:02)
Track 2 (9:09)
Track 3 (4:39)
Track 4 (6:06)
Review: Open Secret is a brand new label and production alias that kicks off here with four unnamed tracks. Whoever is behind this clearly wants to remain in the shadows but the music is going to make a splash amongst deep house heads who will no doubt be keen to work out who could be responsible. The opening is wrought in tension with screeching synths over rockety beats all convening some sort of intergalactic drama. 'Track 2' layers up old school 8-bit video game melodies and mid-tempo drums and 'Track 3' then brings Afro vocals, rhythms and percussion to the party. Last of all, 'Track 4' is a zoned-out and multi-layered track with acoustic strings and shimmering organic rhythms that will lock you into a trance.
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Played by: Marco Gallerani
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Cala Serena
Cat: IT 069. Rel: 27 Feb 25
 
Techno
Mall To Beach '80 (7:09)
Deliberate (5:13)
Wanderer (6:46)
Sector Seven (6:01)
Review: Rich Jones is the man behind Operator and he's been making increasingly potent waves with his own label Gnosis Records as well as outings on Singular Records. This outing on Munich's Ilian Tape is a great example of his sound: 'Mall To Beach '80' is vamping chords and hammering hits over hunched up drums, 'Deliberate' cuts more loose but is still a brilliantly loopy workout and 'Wanderer' brings thrilling, high-speed tech that skates on daddy drums and is wired up with electricity. 'Sector Seven' shuts down with more airy and floating rhythms. Sublime.
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Momentum
Momentum (12")
Cat: FR01 0038. Rel: 13 Jun 23
 
Techno
Operator - "Enceladus Outpost" (6:07)
Sone - "Accretion" (6:06)
A Thousand Details - "Treyarch Sentient" (5:33)
U SRD - "Not Everything You See Is Real" (6:18)
Review: San Francisco, Bay Area and Seattle-based label From 0-1 shows us that those regions are about more than hip hop, Dirtybird-house and grunge with this new various artists collection. Operator kicks off with the dubby techno rhythms of 'Enceladus Outpost' which has freaky synths squirming about in its midst. Sone's 'Accretion' is just as heavy and stripped back, with synths peeling off the bulky drums and A Thousand Details's 'Treyarch Sentient' bring some Detroit-style synth orchestrations. It's all out intergalactic industrial warfare on U SRD's 'Not Everything You See Is Real' to shut down with a bang.
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Travelling Without Moving
Travelling Without Moving (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: OPIK 2. Rel: 08 Dec 21
 
Techno
Lovekraft (5:05)
Oscillator (5:15)
Travelling Without Moving (15:32)
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Oppenheimer Analysis (18th Anniversary Edition)
Oppenheimer Analysis (18th Anniversary Edition) (limited hand-numbered 180 gram vinyl 12" + poster)
Cat: MW 001X. Rel: 18 Dec 23
 
Coldwave/Synth
The Devil's Dancers (3:03)
Cold War (5:34)
Men In White Coats (4:57)
Radiance (4:45)
Review: Minimal Wave has put together a special 18th-anniversary reissue of its first release, namely Oppenheimer Analysis's self-titled EP. It now comes on limited and hand-numbered 180-gram vinyl with a poster and makes just as much of an indelible mark as it did almost two decades ago. It has been rather elusive since then and features the original remastered version of 'The Devil's Dancers', some tracks from the pair's 1982 cassette 'New Mexico' and two previously unreleased tracks that are all presented as a tribute to the late Martin Lloyd, one half of Oppenheimer Analysis, who passed away back in 2013.

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Played by: Gumshoe
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UTE 014
UTE 014 (12")
Cat: UTE 014. Rel: 28 Nov 24
 
Techno
Become (Something Else mix) (7:21)
Longing (Heavenly Bongo mix) (7:23)
Chemical Attraction (6:55)
Salva (My Mind mix) (7:19)
Played by: Sindh
 in stock $16.63
SRC 001
SRC 001 (12")
Cat: SRC 001. Rel: 11 Jun 21
 
Techno
Oprofessionell - "SXTOOL" (5:15)
Newa - "Maniac" (7:09)
Sugar - "Make Them Forget" (5:00)
Alan Backdrop - "Liaq" (6:38)
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Trilogy Wave 3
Cat: PBXTR 3. Rel: 06 Apr 22
 
Techno
The Gateway (6:51)
Light Span (6:56)
Nebula 7 (4:47)
Review: Classic Detroit for those that know: a repress on Puzzlebox here by the one-and-only Keith Tucker under the lesser known Optic Nerve alias. The third and final installment in 1995's Wave trilogy features the brooding Motor City futurism of "The Gateway" on the A side, which treads a similarly ghostly trail as fellow scene veteran Suburban Knight. Over on the flip, there's some majestic strings on the evocative deep cut "Light Span" followed by the funked-up hi-tech soul of "Nebula 7". Trilogy - Wave 3 was originally released on the seminal, 430 West affiliated label Direct Beat. Tip!!!
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Fragments
Fragments (limited white vinyl 12")
Cat: PBX 36. Rel: 06 Sep 22
 
Techno
Linear Motion (5:06)
Echoes (5:36)
Metallics (5:05)
Sequence In Time (5:03)
Review: Optic Nerve's - or Keith Tucker's if you prefer - Fragments EP is the last of the year from the Puzzlebox label and is a lush and futuristic techno offering that lands on limited white vinyl. 'Linear Motion' is powered by a sleek and propulsive deep techno bassline with solid stabs and majestic arp sequences. 'Echoes' is just as dreamy in its melody but then becomes a hefty techno stomper and 'Metallics' brings rich bell sounds, peak time drums and real class to any DJ set. 'Sequence in Time' is the closer with its hyper speed, icy melodies and twisted synths all making for a scintillating sound.

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Absolute Zero
Absolute Zero (12" + insert)
Cat: NWHITE 018. Rel: 04 Sep 24
 
Techno
Absolute Zero (6:11)
20kv (6:04)
Spark Gap (6:22)
Bronze (6:08)
Review: Orbe's Absolute Zero on Non Series Records offers a thrilling dive into underground, sci-fi techno that keeps you locked in from start to finish. The title track, 'Absolute Zero,' sets the tone with its menacing, hard-hitting beats, layered with an alien, sci-fi edge that feels otherworldly. It's the kind of track that grips you with its intensity. '20kv' follows, delivering a relentless, percussive assault that adds even more weight to Side-1. On Side-2, 'Spark Gap' is a heavy, tension-filled builder that delivers a powerful punch. Finally, 'Bronze' wraps things up with a sick, soundtrack-like vibe, offering a cinematic close to this intense collection. Fans of hard, sci-fi-infused techno will enjoy Orbe's ability to craft tracks that are both intense and detailed.
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AMTKPLUS 004
Cat: AMTKPLUS 004. Rel: 27 Jun 24
 
Techno
ORBE - "Inverted" (7:08)
ORBE - "Exelon" (5:51)
Angioma & BLANKA - "Mindset" (5:37)
Angioma & BLANKA - "Bottomless" (5:11)
Review: The fourth release on Amotik's AMTK+ label delivers two tracks from Orbe Records boss Fernando Sanz, aka Orbe, whilst Room Trax honchos and the appropriately hyped Angioma & Blanka serve up a similar couple as their collaborations continue. On Orbe's side of things, we're shown the producer's hypnotic leanings, with 'Inverted' powerfully, but subtly, sliding and scurrying away through an especially wompy but also minimal soundscape, and 'Exelon' providing sequential movement of a similar kind. Angioma and Blanka's 'Mindset' induces a parallax shift, supplanting overt textures for pure, roomy gestalt combos of womper kicks and knockout echo-hits. Finally 'Bottomless' digs to bedrock, eking an almost unbreathable sound out of miles of sonic-esoteric, haxan soil.
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Interlink
Interlink (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: CRRT 01. Rel: 24 Apr 25
 
Techno
Orbe - "Jaxa" (6:28)
PTTRNRCRRNT - "Refraction" (5:32)
Deluka - "Axis" (4:42)
Jorge Flukso - "Synaptic" (5:49)
Review: Coorreente Belgium delivers a compelling slice of modern techno with 'Interlink', a four-track compilation that dives deep into rhythmic exploration and sci-fi atmospheres. Each cut offers a unique perspective, yet together they create an excellent and cohesive experience. Orbe's 'Jaxa' kicks things off with a spacey, melodic groove. The track's sci-fi techno aesthetic is underscored by rhythmic intricacies, creating a sense of forward momentum through the cosmos. It sets the tone with a blend of dreamlike melodies and pulsing beats. 'Refraction' by PTTRNRCRRNT follows, venturing into tribal territory with creative, off-kilter rhythms. Alien-esque warning sounds weave through the mix, adding a sense of unease and mystery that keeps listeners on edge. On Side-2, Deluka's 'Axis' plunges into subterranean techno with a deep, hypnotic vibe. Elements of trance filter through crisp production, guiding the listener on a spacey, introspective journey that feels both grounded and ethereal. Jorge Flukso's 'Synaptic' closes the EP with a nod to classic underground techno. Its dynamic, brooding build recalls the raw energy of Surgeon's warehouse bangers. The track's evolving layers and relentless drive create a late-night atmosphere perfect for dark, crowded dance floors. 'Interlink' is a well-curated snapshot of techno's diverse spectrum, balancing the cerebral and the physical with finesse. If you are one that thinks techno has been over-saturated the last decade and that there is no good techno coming out anymore then I would check this EP out.
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Lush
Lush (12" in die-cut sleeve (indie exclusive))
Cat: LMS 1725334. Rel: 08 May 25
 
Techno
Lush (3-1) (10:04)
Lush (3-2) (1:53)
Lush (Underworld) (3-3 Underworld remix) (11:21)
Lush (Warrior Drift) (3-4 Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia Warrior Drift remix) (10:48)
Lush (3-5 CJ Bolland remix) (6:16)
Review: A cornerstone of early 90s electronic music, Orbital's Lush resurfaces with renewed energy through the Orbital LEDs reissue campaign. Originally released in 1993, the EP is a masterclass in melodic techno, featuring the iconic 'Lush 3-1' and 'Lush 3-2', two seamlessly interwoven tracks that exemplify the Hartnoll brothers' knack for crafting emotionally resonant, rhythmically complex soundscapes. Reissued on 12" with striking new artwork by Intro, this edition includes heavyweight remixes by Underworld and CJ Bolland, whose reworks push the tracks deeper into the club stratosphere. Underworld brings a dense, propulsive momentum, while Bolland injects a sleek, hard-edged urgency. Yet it's Orbital's originals that remain the centerpiece. Those epic gliding arpeggios, layered synths and rolling percussion conjure both introspection and euphoria. A vital part of their Brown Album, Lush helped define the progressive techno movement, influencing generations of producers. Three decades on, the tracks still pulse with a timeless vibrancy.
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