Technoチャート

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SKEE MASK

Inti (heavyweight vinyl 12" 再プレス) (1 per customer)

Cat: ISS 002. Rel: 11 Jan 19

Inti (5:24)
Kappelberg Chant (5:34)
Routine (5:41)
Skreet Lvl Dub (4:27)

Review: Having set our world alight with his third Ilian Tape 12", 2012, back in the spring, Munich man Skee Mask delivers another essential collection of loose-limbed, broken techno workouts. Typically, he's on point from the word go, enveloping swinging, off-kilter techno breakbeats with swirling chords and cascading melodies on brilliant opener "Inti". His love of African-influenced polyrhythms is explored further on the ghostly, percussion-rich club cut "Kappelberg Chant" (which, incidentally, makes great use of choral chants), while "Routine" is a warm, loved-up and evocative tribute to rave-era British breakbeat-house. His debt to British dance music's formative years also comes to the fore on killer proto-jungle jam "Skreet Lvl Dub".

in stock $9.93

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TAPE HISS

Ephemeral Beauty (Joey Anderson mix) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Love Notes

Cat: LVNO 17. Rel: 08 Jan 19

Ephemeral Beauty
Ephemeral Beauty (Joey Anderson)
Mono No Aware
Down So Long

Review: Love Notes strides into 2019 with a return visit by tape_hiss, last spotted on the label with the on-point Jacob's Ladder 12" in 2017. This time around the Brooklyn-based artist is unfurling twinkling, star-gazing, techno-tinted house to spellbind all manner of dancefloors. "Ephemeral Beauty" is positively sumptuous with its many layers of melodic interplay, giving remixer Joey Anderson more than enough material to work with. Anderson's version plays to his strengths as a weaver of understated, mechanical but soulful techno, setting the scene perfectly for B side tracks "Mono No Aware" and "Down So Long" to explore further avenues of deep, emotive machine music.

Played by: JKriv (Razor-N-Tape), Agnostic Rhythm, Aleqs Notal

in stock $9.39

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SOUL CAPSULE

Overcome/Lady Science (NYC Sunrise) (12" 再プレス)

Trelik

Cat: TR 11:11. Rel: 07 Jan 19

Overcome (9:08)
Lady Science (NYC Sunrise) (9:24)

Review: REPRESS ALERT: relik returns with a repackaged edition of one of the catalogue's most treasured releases. "Overcome" and "Lady Science (NYC Sunrise)" need little introduction, and now come sporting the new TR11:11 matrix number. Written and produced by Thomas Melchior and Baby Ford aka Soul Capsule, these tracks came from one of the many sessions recorded at the West London Ifach Studio in 1999. On the A Side "Overcome" is stripped back and energetic, driven by rolling and shuffling garage style beats, tight bubbling bass and atmospheric synth pads. The intermittent vocal samples and the release's signature organ set you up for the flip, "Lady Science (NYC Sunrise)". Possibly one of house music's most emotive pieces, the track builds slowly with the introduction of each part building a story of soulful optimism based around a sparse palette of deep synths, uplifting keys and warm analogue bass. The understated beauty of the main vocal riff never seems to grow old or tired with the track lending itself perfectly to either main room, peak-time play or after-hours sessions alike. Remastered by Rashad at D & M.

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BABY FORD

One For Sorrow (reissue) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Background Germany

Cat: BGCLA 002. Rel: 17 Dec 18

One For Sorrow
Rainstorm
Woody

Played by: Ste Roberts

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MAELSTROM

Detection (12")

Private Persons

Cat: PRIVATEPERSONS 010. Rel: 17 Jan 19

Red Stamp (4:24)
Blue Stamp (5:03)
On The Run (5:33)
Temporary Document (5:09)
Dialogue (4:52)

Review: When French "enfant terrible" Joan-Mael Peneau AKA Malestrom first pitched up on Central Processing Unit earlier in the year, more than a few eyebrows were raised. Many were expecting noisy, all-action techno similar to his earlier work, but instead he delivered high-grade futurist electro. Like that EP and his subsequent releases since, this outing on Private Persons is similarly minded. Opener "Red Stamp" offers a brilliant balance between distorted, gut punching beat-box drums and intergalactic melodies, while the even fuzzier "Blue Stamp" comes on like the soundtrack to a CGI battle in a big-budget Hollywood sci-fi flick. Turn to the flip for the panicked, mind-altering intensity of EP standout "On The Run", as well as the acid-fired electro trip "Temporary Document" and the anthem-like peak-time bustle of "Dialogue".

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EPI CENTRUM

Excrescence (140 gram vinyl 2xLP)

Synewave US

Cat: SWLP 03. Rel: 14 Jan 19

Abstract Concept Called Impact
Blaming Others
Arise
Forsaken Minds
Association
Limited Useful Life
Error Hit
Attractive Refuse

Review: Jurek Przezdziecki first appeared on Synewave back in 2014, and returned in 2017 alongside label boss Damon Wild for some appropriately immersive deep techno head twisters that fit right into the label's MO. On his debut album, the Polish producer best known as Epi Centrum presents his unfiltered vision for ranging, nagging techno crafted with delicacy to match its intensity. Try resisting the zippy refrains of "Blaming Others" or the looped up acid bleep-out "Association" - with a consistently tough sound palette and foreboding atmosphere, this is hardline machine music to get well and truly lost to.

in stock $14.48

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Mathew JONSON

Typerope EP (12" 再プレス)

Itiswhatitis Canada

Cat: IIWII 007. Rel: 15 Jan 19

Typerope (8:15)
Magic Through Music (9:01)

Review: Championed by Richie Hawtin & Ricardo Villalobos (featured on his Cocoon mix CD 'Taka Taka') the A-Side is armed with a highly infectious melody, beefed up with big, bouncy funky bassline. The B-side has trippy hypnotic sounds that echo in & out of the fluid melodies.

in stock $9.12

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DAWL

Infected System EP (12")

Shadow Play

Cat: SP 005. Rel: 16 Jan 19

Bring It Back (6:05)
Infected System (4:45)
Parranoid (5:36)
Cosmic Drift (5:57)

Review: For the uninitiated, Dawl is the alias of one Darren Woollard - a London based producer in charge of Tone Dropout since 2013. He has also served up some great releases of late on Berlin imprints Libertine and Klasse Wrecks. His new Infected System EP is for Shadow Play, a Paris based operation run by veteran DJ Le Loup (aka Hold Youth) and Pura. Classic UK rave aesthetics of yesteryear are catered for on "Bring It Back" with snarling 303 acid accompanied by fierce breakbeat action. On the flip are he pays homage to Yorkshire techno on the tunnelling banger "Parranoia" which uses more of that signature TB-303 sound and the deeply emotive hypnotism of "Cosmic Drift".

in stock $10.46

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999999999

000000005 (heavyweight vinyl 12")

NineTimesNine Germany

Cat: NTN 002. Rel: 18 Jan 19

000000005 (5:41)
000000006 (5:07)
000000007 (5:39)
000000008 (5:36)

Review: Fresh from serving up some savage "Rave Reworks" on an ultra-limited 12" single, techno's leading number crunchers return with an EP of fresh studio jams. As usual, what's on offer is intense, full-throttle and mind-altering in the extreme. Check, for example, opener (and title track) "000000005", where increasingly ragged, wayward and psychedelic acid lines surge forwards over a stomping, kick-drum dominated beat, or"000000006", an acid techno onslaught that waves a glow-stick towards the Halcyon days of German techno-trance. The acid-fired '90s techno revivalism continues on the flip with two more chunks of sweaty, mind-altering peak-time insanity. Not one for the faint hearted.

Played by: Maxx Rossi

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LHASA

The Attic (12")

Stroom

Cat: STR 12020. Rel: 07 Jan 19

The Attic (5:21)
Sexxor (4:34)

Review: Originally released by Music Man in 1990, Lhasa's "The Attic" is an unusual rarity: a Belgian record that sounds like it was influenced by the then popular British bleep movement. It's not a bleep record per se, but does include subtle nods to some of the biggest bleep records of the period (including a chord sequence that pays tribute to the biggest of the lot, "LFO" by LFO), as well as a chugging, saucer-eyed groove that sounds like new beat sped up. It remains a fine record, as this timely reissue proves. Interestingly, this time round it's backed by previously unheard jam "Sexxor", a bouncy, acid-fired chunk of loopy techno that boasts one of the most rush-inducing chord sequences we've heard in a while.

in stock $15.83

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Rai SCOTT

Detached Observation (12")

Church

Cat: CHURCHW 016. Rel: 17 Jan 19

Paradise Of Crane (5:38)
Paradise Of Crane (Valentino Mora remix) (8:57)
Lazy Sunshine (5:46)
Detached Observation (7:13)

Review: This fine outing on Church marks the return of Rai Scott, a woman who knows a thing or two about crafting quality deep house. Despite it being three years since her last EP, Scott has lost none of her production powers. For proof, check the dreamy lo-fi wooziness of "Paradise of Crane", where deep space synthesizer chords seemingly float around a clicking deep house groove, the cinematic bliss of "Lazy Sunshine" - "Deep Burnt" for a new generation, perhaps - and the lilting, enveloping dancefloor melancholia of "Detached Observation". Also worth checking is Valentino Mora's fine remix of "Paradise of Crane", which recasts the track and a slowly shifting chunk of head-in-the-clouds deep house/dub techno fusion.

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DJRUM vs STRUCTION

Struktur (hand-stamped 12" 再プレス)

Ilian Tape Germany

Cat: ITX 07. Rel: 17 Jan 19

Djrum - "Untitled 9" (10:07)
Struction - "Don't Blame" (6:25)
Struction - "Strukture" (4:58)

Review: With this release, the Zenker Brothers' Ilian Tape label has delivered something of a curveball. It sees experimental D&B producer and all round bass head Djrum join the party, sharing space with unknown quantity Struction. Djrum begins with broken techno gem "Untitled 9", cutting up sweaty broken beats, heavy basslines and deep techno electronics. On the flip, we are treated to the sounds of Struction, combining punchy breakbeats with ambient-influenced electronics on the rolling "Don't Blame", before moving further towards beat-less, end-of-night territory with the acid-flecked trip that is "Struktur".

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MICHELLE

Zocco (double 12")

My Own Jupiter

Cat: MOJ 10. Rel: 31 Dec 18

Suburbia (7:09)
Hardcoredancing (6:28)
Feast (6:32)
Gospel Side (6:27)
Glyptotheca (6:07)
Transatlantico (7:12)
Art For Arts Sake (6:52)
Hut (6:40)

in stock $26.56

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CODE 6

DRIVE 005 (12" 再プレス)

Midnight Drive

Cat: DRIVE 005. Rel: 17 Jan 19

Third Aura (4:30)
Last Voyage (3:09)
After Life (3:50)
Tempest (2:50)

Played by: Bobby Pleasure

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X COAST

Bailando EP (12")

Dansu Discs

Cat: DSD 012. Rel: 17 Jan 19

Bailando (5:44)
The Realest Oh La La La (5:25)
Bailando (Big Miz remix) (5:57)
Bailando (Tommy Holohan remix) (5:09)

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SOUND MERCENARY/GROOVE MERCENARY

Dilemma (12")

Stroom

Cat: STR 12021. Rel: 07 Jan 19

Dilemma (5:31)
Switch (Techno mix) (5:35)

Review: Lately, interest has been growing in the turn-of-the-'90s work of Stefan van Elsen, a Belgian producer arguably best known for his ambient-leaning work with brother Dimitri as Trans4m. Now Stroom has decided to reissue two more dancefloor-leaning cuts from the van Elsen production line. On side A you'll find "Dilemma", a solo cut Stefan produced as Sound Mercenary that layers glassy-eyed, life-affirming synth riffs and Inner City style stabs over a breakbeat-tinged, bass-heavy Belgian techno groove. Over on side B you'll find another 1991 gem: the van Elsen brothers' response to bleep-heavy British bleep and hardcore, "Switch (Techno Mix)". Built around booming sub-bass, Kraftwerk bleeps, dreamy pads and electro-fired breakbeats, the track remains a timeless dancefloor workout.

in stock $15.83

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Layton GIORDANI

Phase II (12")

Drumcode Sweden

Cat: DC 198. Rel: 09 Jan 19

New York City To Amsterdam (6:48)
Enter The Stratosphere (6:42)
Body Language (6:22)
Black Mirror (7:38)

Review: Fresh from the runaway success of his all-star collaboration with Adam Beyer and Green Velvet, "Space Date", Layton Giordani returns to Drumcode with his first fresh solo material since 2017. All four tracks are formidably floor-friendly in the "big room techno" style that has turned the Drumcode crew into global stars in recent years. Giordani begins with the tribal drums, atmospheric chords, acid stabs and bleeping synth melodies of "New York City To Amsterdam", before doffing a cap to Italo-disco on the electro-techno chug of "Enter The Stratosphere". Over on side B, "Body Language" is an angular, acid-fired peak-time thumper, while closing cut "Black Mirror" sees him fix gated, trance style riffs to a typically throbbing, bass-heavy techno groove.

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BLUETRAIN aka STEVE O'SULLIVAN/ROGER GERRESSEN

Armchair Analyst/Long Overdue (limited 180 gram vinyl 12")

Mosaic

Cat: MOSAIC LTDX2. Rel: 03 Dec 18

Bluetrain - "Armchair Analyst" (Special edition dub) (7:49)
Roger Gerressen - "Long Overdue" (7:12)

Review: Steve O'Sullivan's Mosaic train keeps on rolling, this time via the LTDX series which reaches its second station stop with two more dubbed out dancefloor delights for the deepest divers. O'Sullivan dons his Bluetrain guise to deliver the UK steppers-indebted "Armchair Analyst," which artfully folds subtle dubwise influences into its minimal techno construction. On the flip side, Roger Gerressen spaces things out good and proper with the slow-stalking groove of "Long Overdue," fusing the best elements of contemporary minimal and classic dub to create a fine extension of the Rhythm & Sound blueprint.

Played by: Corbi, Jorge Caiado / Conversion

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Tony ALLEN/JEFF MILLS

Tomorrow Comes The Harvest (10")

Blue Note

Cat: 677863 0. Rel: 26 Sep 18

Locked & Loaded (7:46)
Altitudes (7:03)
On The Run (8:07)
The Seed (7:11)

Review: Back in 2016, legendary Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen approached techno pioneer Jeff Mills with the idea of working together. A series of live gigs and off-the-radar studio sessions followed, with the first fruits of their joint efforts finally appearing on this must-have 10". As you'd expect, the duo's collaborative work combines Allen's traditional Nigerian polyrhythms, traditional Afrobeat instrumentation, and the far-sighted, sci-fi inspired electronic futurism that has always marked out Mills' work. The result is a quartet of cuts that could arguably be described as retro-futurist Afro-tech - all delay-laden beats, basslines and organs subtly sparring with gentle acid lines, Motor City electronics, beguiling deep space textures and shimmering, 31st century motifs. It's arguably Allen's stylistic contributions that dominate, but that's no bad thing.

in stock $13.41

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SHXCXCHCXSH

Word EP (clear vinyl 12" + insert)

Mord

Cat: MORD 057. Rel: 18 Jan 19

Word (6:11)
Drow (6:00)
Owdr (6:07)
Rowd (5:49)

in stock $9.65

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NYRA

CANOE 008 (140 gram vinyl 12")

Canoe

Cat: CANOE 008. Rel: 17 Dec 18

Zodiac
Orbiter
Think I Know

Played by: Ben Sims, CHIRAYA, Dirty Channels, Kresy (Discomaths)

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PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS/MARK BROOM/DAMON WILD/INSOLATE

Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 1 (140 gram vinyl 12")

Machine

Cat: MachineSampler 001. Rel: 26 Nov 18

Planetary Assault Systems - "The Grinder" (7:14)
Mark Broom - "Peak" (4:38)
Damon Wild - "Status" (5:12)
Insolate - "Strike" (5:58)

Review: Born out of the prominent London techno night with the same name, the Machine label launches in style with the Tribology compilation mixed by label and party co-founder Ben Sims, a lynchpin of the British techno scene. This first sampler from the exclusives-packed mix sees an all star cast offering up their hard-hitting wares in uncut form. Planetary Assault Systems is on searing form with "The Grinder" while Mark Broom's "The Peak" pings all kinds of raucous, discordant synth lines around the mix. Damon Wild has a more paranoid tint to his own fist-shaking banger, and Insolate rounds the record off with the stealthy, strafing tones of "Strike".

Played by: Ben Sims, Jerome Hill, S-File, Maxx Rossi, Jamie Behan, Kessell, Jay Hill

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Derek CARR

SA 002 (180 gram vinyl 12")

Subconscious Algorithms

Cat: SA 002. Rel: 10 Dec 18

Osc 1 (7:14)
Trust In You (6:59)
Beneath The Ice (6:21)
Blood Moon (6:29)

Review: Subconscious Algorithms kicked off with the dulcet tones of Norken, and now turns its attention to another champion of the UK underground in the form of Derek Carr. There's much to draw parallels on between the artists, as they both explore the outer realms of expressive, delicate and most importantly melodic electro, with Carr sounding especially harmonious on the intricate programming of "Osc 1". "Trust In You" is a more angular, acidic affair still steeped in Motor City soul, while "Beneath The Ice" takes a lighter, almost synth-pop indebted approach. "Blood Moon" rounds the record off in a swirl of twitchy drums and lingering strings.

in stock $9.11

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Julian JEWEIL

Transmission (gatefold 2xLP)

Drumcode Sweden

Cat: DC 199. Rel: 09 Jan 19

Intro (1:35)
Transmission (6:46)
Mars (6:00)
Internal (6:15)
Planet X (4:29)
Futura (6:41)
Hyoid (5:46)
Astral (6:25)
Final (1:50)

Review: Drumcode's first big release of 2019 comes courtesy of Julian Jeweil, a relative newcomer to the Swedish label who originally built his reputation via years of releases on M_Nus, Plus 8 and Cocoon Recordings. "Transmission" is not only his long-awaited debut album, but also a far more spacey and intergalactic proposition than much of Drumcode's output. Of course, the majority of the tracks are still underpinned by relentless techno rhythms and gnarly electronic stabs, with plenty of darkness amongst the stargazing grooves. Intriguingly, there's also a little more variety than you might expect, with the deep and woozy "Planet X", acid-fired heaviness of "Astral" and glassy-eyed early morning ambient of "Final" catching the ear.

Played by: Bloody Mary

in stock $19.05

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MIX MUP

Clear Drive (12")

The Trilogy Tapes

Cat: TTT 072. Rel: 08 Jan 19

Clear Drive (6:15)
Flair 2 (4:07)
Pa Toppen (6:18)
Clear Dub (2:49)

Review: "Clear Drive" marks Mix Mup man Lorenz Lindner's first outing on The Trilogy Tapes in nearly four years. Thanks to Will Bankhead's impeccable A&R skills, the showcased material is also some of Lindner's best in years, too. Check first opener "Clear Drive", where melancholic, alien-sounding sustained chords, pulsing sub bass and razor-sharp TB-303 bass stabs cluster around a deliriously snappy drum machine groove. Next doff a cap to the hypnotic, off-kilter techno deepness of "Flair 2", before rushing your way through lo-fi stomper "Pa Toppen", where fizzing rave riffs giddily dance atop spaced-out chords and distorted drums. Should you require a bit of a breather, the beat-free dub techno wooziness of "Clear Dub" should put you straight.

in stock $13.68

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APHEX TWIN

Selected Ambient Works 85-92 (2xLP)

Apollo

Cat: AMB 3922LP. Rel: 28 Jun 18

Xtal (4:51)
Tha (9:02)
Pulsewidth (3:48)
Ageispolis (5:21)
I (1:12)
Green Calx (6:05)
Heliosphan (4:50)
We Are The Music Makers (7:45)
Schottkey 7th Path (5:02)
Ptolemy (7:14)
Hedphelym (6:04)
Delphium (5:27)
Actium (7:36)

Review: In line with the timely reappraisal of all things R&S related, the resurgent Apollo have seen the opportunity to bring one of their most celebrated records back for another round. Aphex Twin's ambient recordings mature magnificently with age, sounding ever richer and more emotive as the rest of electronic music continues to play catch up all around. From the gentle breakbeats of "Xtal" to the aquatic techno lure of "Tha", the airy rave of "Pulsewidth" to the heartwrenching composition of "Ageispolis", every track is a perennial example of how far ambient techno could reach even back then. It's just that no-one quite had the arm-span of Richard D. James.

in stock $22.27

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Ricardo VILLALOBOS

Silent EP (12" 再プレス)

Pressure Traxx

Cat: PTX 023. Rel: 18 Jan 19

Wispa (12:44)
909 Track (12:33)

Review: Three-quarters of the way through 2018, Ricardo Villalobos finally serves up his first solo release of the year. The Chilean has said very little about the two-tracker, merely serving up sound clips with no fanfare or fuss. Fans will enjoy "Wispa", with the producer's signature buried spoken word samples and intoxicating audio textures playing second fiddle to a driving kick-drum pattern and druggy, TB-303 style acid line. "909 Track" is, if anything, even bolder. While it's as hypnotic and trippy, the beats bounce, the acid lines pop and the main riff - a relentless, warehouse-friendly affair - drives the cut forward with restless energy. An impressive departure from his tried-and-tested blueprint.

in stock $10.19

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Marcel FENGLER/ALIENATA/JAMES RUSKIN/PSYK

Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 5 (140 gram vinyl 12")

Machine

Cat: MachineSampler 005. Rel: 10 Dec 18

Marcel Fengler - "Cortex" (5:30)
Alienata - "The 8th Passenger" (6:00)
James Ruskin - "TZR" (5:06)
Psyk - "Voyager" (5:50)

Review: It's quite remarkable just how much quality Ben Sims has managed to pack into the Tribology mix and its accompanying series of vinyl samplers. The fifth round shows no signs of going soft as it leads in with the sledgehammer thump of Marcel Fengler's "Cortex", showing the Berghain resident to be on formidable form. Alienata shakes things up with the slick yet sinister electro strains of "The 8th Passenger", and James Ruskin lands some heavy blows with the delirious synth cycles of "TZR". Psyk finishes things off in his signature style, looping up some nervy blips and bleeps around a restrained set of drums for the ultimate in techno hypnotism.

Played by: Ben Sims, Tasha

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REPTANT/TIM SCHLOCKERMANN/CRC/LOU KARSH

RM 241218 (hand-stamped 12")

RAND Muzik Germany

Cat: RM 241218. Rel: 11 Jan 19

Reptant - "First Contakt " (6:01)
Tim Schlockermann - "Multitude" (4:21)
CRC - "Influence Device 001 " (5:08)
Lou Karsh - "Reacher" (6:14)

Played by: Okain

in stock $10.72

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KLUENTAH

ZMNT 001 (140 gram vinyl 12")

ZEMENT

Cat: ZMNT 001. Rel: 10 Dec 18

The Return (5:26)
Higher Level (6:27)
Enter Mars (8:25)
Circle Of Power (4:49)

Review: Kluentah, one half of Fallbeil, has brought gutter-dwelling electronics to labels like V I S, New York Haunted, Return To Disorder, Mannequin and Sisters before now, so there's no doubt in the clout this particular nightcrawler possesses. On this latest release for new label Zement the mood is as sinister as you would hope, leading in with the sleazy electro noir of "The Return" before slipping into the mucky industrial thump of "Higher Level." "Enter Mars" is a snarling acid stomper engineered to nail you to the spot in the toughest of ways, and "Circle Of Power" ends proceedings on an ominous, tracky note for the post-apocalyptic party people to get all end-of-days to.

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DJ BONE

Beyond (clear vinyl 3xLP)

Subject Detroit US

Cat: SUB 046. Rel: 03 Dec 18

Dreamers 7 (8:21)
Multiples Of Self (5:22)
Tru Definition (6:22)
In The Deep (6:58)
With A Vengeance (8:12)
Techno Ain't Techno (4:02)
Rosedale Park (8:11)
Ahhh Life (6:16)
Motion (AM) (9:54)
Bound To Move (4:13)
In Transit (8:11)

Review: Detroit techno maestro DJ Bone has been on prolific form of late, from his collaboration with Deetron to his own steady stream of sharply realised output on his Subject Detroit label. Now he's back with a new album, Beyond, and it's as advanced and keenly executed as you'd expect. From the echo chamber synth flourishes of "Multiples Of Self" to the low-end grind of "In The Deep," there is plenty for Bone fans to chew on here, with a continued focus on expressive synth work as first mooted with the "A Piece Of Beyond" LP earlier this year. "Rosedale Park" is a clattering, Rhodes-embellished track primed for damage in the dance, while "Bound To Move" equally brings the peak time heat.

Played by: Ben Sims, Tasha, S-File, DJ Bone, Denny Trajkov, Andrea passenger, G-Prod

in stock $24.67

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VARIOUS

Verdant (featuring Bluetrain, Stojche, Gauss, XDB) (140 gram vinyl 2xLP)

Verdant

Cat: VR 006. Rel: 10 Dec 18

Bluetrain - "Sleeping With The Enemy" (5:42)
Subsequent - "Diode" (7:27)
Domenic Cappello - "Not A Festival Track" (Basement mix) (5:42)
Stojche - "Decipher Language" (7:23)
Gauss - "Aperture" (5:43)
XDB - "Satimak" (6:48)
Leonid - "Woodwalk" (5:42)
Life Recorder - "True Moments" (6:52)

Review: The Verdant stamp of quality is well established by now, but it presses even deeper with the release of this high-grade compilation from a rich cast of subterranean seafarers. Steve O'Sullivan dons his Bluetrain cape for the slow-chugging, appropriately dubbed out meditation of "Sleeping With The Enemy", while Domenic Cappello creates a swooning string-drenched masterpiece out of "Not A Festival Track". Stojche's "Decipher Language" is a snappier affair, while XDB crafts one of his sublime, leftfield techno variations brimming with imagination to match its functionality. At every turn this is a compilation of top-drawer techno crafter with passion and originality - grip it while you can!

in stock $18.77

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OBJEKT

Cocoon Crush (CD)

Pan Germany

Cat: PAN 97CD. Rel: 07 Jan 19

Lost & Found (Lost mix)
Dazzle Anew
35
Nervous Silk
Deadlock
Rest Yr Troubles Over Me
Silica
Runaway
Secret Snake
Another Knot
Lost & Found (Found mix)

Review: Despite building his reputation as a creator of tough, left-of-centre club material, Objekt is smart enough to realize that the full-length format offers more room for experimentation and personal musical exploration. Like its predecessor, 2014's "Flatland", "Cocoon Crush" rarely goes in search of dancefloor thrills, instead offering up a refreshingly eclectic, fearlessly experimental take on off-kilter electronica that not only draws heavily on IDM, glitch-hop and ambient, but also regularly veers from glassy-eyed, melodious positivity, to intense, paranoid darkness. It's a blend that guarantees great results, and we're not surprised if he jettisons functional club music for good.

in stock $11.54

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OBJEKT

Cocoon Crush (2xLP + MP3 download code) (1 per customer)

Pan Germany

Cat: PAN 97. Rel: 20 Dec 18

Lost & Found (Lost mix) (2:32)
Dazzle Anew (3:34)
35 (4:37)
Nervous Silk (5:14)
Deadlock (3:27)
Rest Yr Troubles Over Me (4:57)
Silica (3:16)
Runaway (4:34)
Secret Snake (5:58)
Another Knot (1:10)
Lost & Found (Found mix) (6:59)

Review: Despite building his reputation as a creator of tough, left-of-centre club material, Objekt is smart enough to realize that the full-length format offers more room for experimentation and personal musical exploration. Like its predecessor, 2014's "Flatland", "Cocoon Crush" rarely goes in search of dancefloor thrills, instead offering up a refreshingly eclectic, fearlessly experimental take on off-kilter electronica that not only draws heavily on IDM, glitch-hop and ambient, but also regularly veers from glassy-eyed, melodious positivity, to intense, paranoid darkness. It's a blend that guarantees great results, and we're not surprised if he jettisons functional club music for good.

Played by: Alexis Le-Tan

in stock $23.07

35

REGAL

Thrive (12" 再プレス)

Involve Spain

Cat: INV 001. Rel: 11 Jan 19

Thrive
Pulzar

Played by: Appian

in stock $10.19

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Oscar MULERO/O aka PHASE/TASHA/BEN SIMS

Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 3 (140 gram vinyl 12")

Machine

Cat: MachineSampler 003. Rel: 03 Dec 18

Oscar Mulero - "The Calling" (5:35)
O Aka Phase - "Distorted Logic" (5:16)
Tasha - "In The Zone" (5:08)
Ben Sims - "Drop Out" (5:01)

Review: The third sampler from Ben Sims' barnstorming Machine mix compilation presents another four cuts of militant, unrelenting techno from some of the finest operators in the field. Oscar Mulero heads up the A side with the spacious, ominous march of "The Calling," which contrasts sharply with the jacked up, tense energy of "Distorted Logic" by O Aka Phase. Tasha's "In The Zone" kicks of the B side in a head-spinning loop of rasping drums and disorienting layers, and then Sims himself rounds off the record with the poised and deadly "Drop Out." If you're after a potent collection of chiseled techno bombs guaranteed to do the business, then look no further.

Played by: Ben Sims, Tasha, Philippe Petit, Kessell, Blasha & Allatt

in stock $8.57

37

SHADOWAX

A & B (180 gram vinyl 12")

Rassvet Russia

Cat: RASSVET 003. Rel: 29 Oct 18

A & B (Pyanstvu Boys Cover)
A & B (Buttechno remix)
A & B (version)
A & B (acappella)

Review: After strong turns from buttechno and label founder Pavel Milyakov, RASSVET makes one of its most decisive moves yet with this crucial slab of dance-wrecking badness from Shadowax. The Russian artist made her first appearance on a compilation on Nina Kraviz's Trip label, and now steps forward with some seriously badass techno that will draw in curious trainspotters and head-in-the-clouds ravers alike. "A & B" is a cover of 90s Russian hip-hop crew Pyanstvu Boys, and Shadowax's version is pure fire, her voice poising eerily over a punchy off-beat and droning bass. Buttechno delivers a simple, savage remix, while the B side presents an alternative mix and an acappella that should see lots of action from remixers and creative DJs alike.

Played by: Juno Recommends Techno

in stock $9.11

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JACK WAX/MIKE VOLT/POSTHUMAN

Flatlife Limited #2 (coloured vinyl 12")

Flatlife Holland

Cat: FLATLTD 002. Rel: 11 Jan 19

Jack Wax & Mike Volt - "Bandits" (8:55)
Posthuman - "Crash City" (9:23)

in stock $9.12

39

Enrico SANGIULIANO

Biomorph (trifold 2xLP + booklet)

Drumcode Sweden

Cat: DC 190. Rel: 27 Jun 18

Functional Basic Unit Of Life (1:33)
Multicellular (7:32)
Generative Model (3:57)
Cosmic Ratio
Hidden T
Arboreal
Symbiosis
New Dawn (Probability I)
EOL (Probability II)

Review: Italian producer Enrico Sangiuliano may have been serving up dark and intoxicating techno twelves for the best part of a decade, but never before has he turned his hand to the full-length format. Biomorph is not just any old debut album, either, but rather a concept album described by Drumcode as "a journey of evolution". In practice, that means an album that ebbs and flows throughout, opening with a dash of spacey ambient, before charging off on a trip marked out by pulsating techno rhythms (crafted from both straight 4/4 beats and breakbeats), spiraling electronic motifs, booming, elongated basslines, experimental electronic interludes and more future big room techno anthems than the contents of Adam Beyer's USB stick. In other words, if you love Drumcode's particular brand of bombastic techno, you'll love Biomorph.

Played by: Juno Recommends Techno

in stock $22.80

40

MODESELEKTOR

I Am Your God (12")

Monkeytown Germany

Cat: MTR 95. Rel: 18 Jan 19

I Am Your God (feat OVS) (5:16)
Bronko (6:41)

in stock $9.39

41

SUBMERSION/MON0

Unison/Einklang (180 gram vinyl double 12")

Silent Season Canada

Cat: SSV 14. Rel: 10 Dec 18

Beginning Of The End (10:02)
The Vault (7:32)
Passage Of Silence (10:46)
Substrate (6:13)
Motion Of Stillness (12:31)
Current (4:47)
Prism (10:29)
End Of The Beginning (6:42)

Review: Silent Season have carried the music of Submersion and Mon0 independently before, but now the dub techno producers have teamed up to take their sound onto new plains of exploration. The sound palette is consistent with both their music and that of the label, but the familiar dancefloor tropes have been jettisoned in favour of a more meditative end result, leading in with the achingly beautiful tundra excursion of "Beginning Of The End". From there the album drifts with glacial motion through a range of finely crafted soundscapes, wielding a world of rumbling, harmonious noise in the middle distance without ever losing that seductive dub techno ambience.

Played by: Marcelo Tavares(Deep Space Podcast)

in stock $15.01

42

VARIOUS

Arts V (heavyweight vinyl 5xLP box set + insert)

Arts

Cat: ARTSBOX 001. Rel: 11 Jan 19

ASC - "Stasis" (5:25)
Boston 168 - "Psy Waves" (6:30)
Unbalance - "Not Me" (5:39)
Cleric - "Integrate" (6:14)
Dustin Zahn - "You & Me" (5:27)
Emmanuel - "Bridge Of Quietness" (4:42)
Farceb - "Hydrain" (5:35)
Forward Strategy Group - "Lovejoy" (7:06)
I Hate Models - "Izanami" (9:03)
Introversion - "Utopic" (7:10)
Jeff Rushin - "I Just Don't Care" (6:21)
Jeanne - "Through Me You Enter The Abdoe Of Woe" (4:51)
Kas:st - "Behind The Door" (9:47)
Judas - "Unsaid IX" (5:32)
Keith Carnal - "Justified Means" (10:25)
Kitkatone - "Combover" (7:46)
Shlomo - "XV3" (7:17)
Subjected - "Sequential Switch" (4:36)
Truncate - "Swerve" (5:06)
Dead Fader - "Let Go" (4:10)

in stock $53.64

43

CIREZ D

Dare U (yellow vinyl 12")

Mouseville

Cat: MOUSE 024. Rel: 12 Sep 18

Dare U (9:20)
The Glitch (9:17)
Black Hole (6:56)

Review: The Swedish techno hero Eric Prydz is back under the Cirez D alias, which has kicked into action full throttle recently - alongside music under the Pryda and ToNjA Holma monikers. His new main room thumper "Dare You" comes courtesy of his own esteemed imprint. From the title track and its tunnelling adventure down into the vortex, to the strobe-lit adrenaline of "The Glitch" or "Black Hole" with its druggy mid-noughties style of minimal shuffle: there's something to rock the dancefloor at any time of the morning by this A.M. expert - on Mouseville's 24th vinyl edition.

Played by: Juno Recommends Techno

in stock $11.27

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FOREST DRIVE WEST

Apparitions (2xLP 再プレス)

Livity Sound

Cat: LIVITY 033. Rel: 04 Jan 19

Cut & Run (5:53)
Transmission (7:14)
Circles (6:30)
Vertigo (6:25)
Phaze-shift (6:59)
Traveller (7:06)
Particles In Motion (5:12)
Cannibal (5:18)

Review: The mysterious London based producer Forest Drive West has established his own unique blend of complex rhythms and tactile sound design - distilling a rich history of UK musical influences into fresh new forms. His new LP Apparitions sees him return to Livity Sound for his fourth release and it is a logical progression of the producer's intricate fusions of techno, dub and jungle. From the personal dub of "Transmission", some broken beat tunnel vision as experienced on "Vertigo" through to further innovations into knackered house heard on "Phaze-shift" or the breakneck futurist stepper "Cannibal" which closes out this fine LP. This is indeed a landmark release for one of the UK's most exciting new producers.

in stock $22.27

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BIRDS OV PARADISE

Part 3: Plateau (12")

Hypnus Sweden

Cat: HYPNUS 020C. Rel: 11 Jan 19

Jet (6:49)
Blossoms (5:41)
Nightmare (6:03)
Wall Of Bones (6:12)

in stock $11.27

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ALIGNMENT

The Same Error (12")

Involve Spain

Cat: INV 023. Rel: 11 Jan 19

The Same Error (6:16)
Mental Rave (5:35)
Revolt (7:24)
Punishment (6:02)

in stock $10.46

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STEFFI/JEROEN SEARCH/ROBERT HOOD/ROD

Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 2 (Ben Sims mix) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Machine

Cat: MachineSampler 002. Rel: 03 Dec 18

Steffi - "Gentle Uplift" (6:16)
Jeroen Search - "Ostinato Pattern" (4:56)
Robert Hood - "Gun Talk" (Ben Sims JFF edit) (5:28)
ROD - "Embase" (5:35)

Review: Ben Sims' Machine mix is loaded with exclusive gems which get a full-fat airing on this series of samplers. After a strong first round, another four crucial cuts from the heavyweight end of Sims' contact list get packed onto one highly desirable 12". First up is Berlin mainstay Steffi, who threads a hypnotic array of rhythmic elements together into the deep but energising "Gentle Uplift". Jeroen Search then edges the record a little further into the depths with the loopy, sonar bleep immersion of "Ostinato Pattern." Robert Hood's snarling, muscular "Gun Talk" gets the edit treatment from Sims himself, and then the record rounds off with the pumping stabs and irrepressible funk of ROD's "Embase".

Played by: Ben Sims, DJ Deep, Blasha & Allatt

in stock $8.57

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FUNCTION/TRIPEO/TRUNCATE/BLASHA & ALLATT

Ben Sims pres Tribology Sampler 4 (140 gram vinyl 12")

Machine

Cat: MachineSampler 004. Rel: 10 Dec 18

Function - "Introversion" (4:46)
Tripeo - "Sequoia" (6:17)
Truncate - "Rings" (5:23)
Blasha & Allatt - "Broughton 93" (6:04)

Review: The fourth sampler from Ben Sims' mammoth Tribology mix features another four of the must-have exclusives from this crucial document of contemporary techno. Function leads the way with "Introversion", a spooky and sleekly designed deep driver marked out by thin slithers of displaced vocal. Tripeo plays the opposite tact with a bright and bold synth hook front and centre of the mix on "Sequoia", and then Truncate trickles down a pattering array of drum machine rhythms and fluttering melodic chimes on the stunning "Rings." Blasha & Allatt bring the tough stuff to the B2 with the jacked up energy of "Broughton 93" - their debut appearance no less and a very strong one at that.

Played by: Ben Sims, Tasha, DJ Deep, Blasha & Allatt

in stock $8.57

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A2/RUKKA/ROBIN DUPONT

Trou De Ver EP (12")

Cymatique France

Cat: CYM 001. Rel: 28 Dec 18

A2 - "Code 303" (7:15)
A2 - "Maelstrom" (6:17)
Rukka & Robin Dupont - "Transe Supersonique" (5:21)
Rukka - "Topographies Interieures" (7:09)

Played by: Carl H (ANIMALS ON PSYCHEDELICS )

in stock $12.87

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Adam BEYER/LAYTON GIORDANI/GREEN VELVET

Space Date (12")

Drumcode Sweden

Cat: DC 193. Rel: 12 Sep 18

Space Date (6:38)
Rome Future (7:10)

Review: Drumcode head honcho Adam Beyer and Chicagoan legend Curtis Jones (aka Green Velvet) had discussed writing music together for a long time. Also, Beyer's protege Layton Giordani had admired the mohawked Jones' work for as long as he could remember. When he got to DJ alongside him at Belfast's Shine - the spark and subsequent friendship was immediate. The outcome of this respected trio's musical journey comes in the form of "Space Date" which will be familiar to many who've followed their sets over recent months. Featuring a relentless main room stomp with steely hats and droney synth leads, all accompanied by Green Velvet's trademark vocal delivery. The thunderous peak time energy of "Rome Future" is likewise guaranteed to rock the house - that killer Reese bassline particularly is sure to blow the doors off!

Played by: Juno Recommends Techno

in stock $9.93

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