Technoチャート

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DAWL/TRISTAN DA CUNHA/FREAKENSTEIN

Hearlucinate (180 gram vinyl 12")

Cat: HEARLUCINATE 001. Rel: 13 May 19

Dawl - "Energy Overdrive" (6:56)
Dawl - "Cyborg" (6:25)
Tristan Da Cunha - "Move (Let Me See U)" (5:40)
Freakenstein - "Feakin' Time (+ Freak-A-Pella)" (7:24)

Review: Leeds-born session Hearlucinate makes the leap to wax with a special series of 12"s that correspond to line-ups for parties in London, spearheaded by resident Tristan da Cunha. On this first release, Dawl shores up on the A side and sets the bar very high indeed with the killer bleep techno stylings of "Energy Overdrive" and the tough, punchy electro of "Cyborg". Da Cunha himself follows up on the B side with the equally tough and thumping "Move (Let Me See U)", a seedy and sensual peak timer if we ever heard one. Freakenstein completes the set with a rabble-rousing booty bass beat down that will appeal to those who likes their electro fast and nasty.

Played by: Dawl, Subb-an, Kid Who, Pierre Codarin

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EXQUISITE CORPSE

Between Rhythms III (140 gram vinyl 12")

Platform 23

Cat: PLA 027. Rel: 20 May 19

Point Zero (7:36)
B K S (7:14)
Traditional Ties With Dreaming (5:27)
Elevator (9:32)

Review: Platform 23 continue to explore the illustrious, intriguing archives of Exquisite Corpse with a third installment of early 90s gold. There's a pronounced trance edge to Robbert Heynen's productions here, all captured in that heady period between 1992 and 1994 when the tag stood for some of the trippiest dance music you could hope to get lost in. "Point Zero" is a forthright stomper laden with lysergic tones that morph and modulate over the driving rhythm section. "B K S" sports a jazzier tone that aligns it more with deep house than trance, but it's still geared towards maximum immersion. "Traditional Ties With Dreaming" is a more angular piece that emphasises interlocking percussive rhythms with a tribal techno bent, and "Elevator" rounds things off with a swooning slice of impeccable ambient techno.

Played by: Kid Who

in stock $11.11

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Vince WATSON

Teardrops (12")

Sacred Rhythm US

Cat: SRM SP2. Rel: 14 May 19

Teardrops (Epic intro mix) (13:01)
Teardrops (club mix) (9:44)

Review: Longstanding house peer Watson comes correct with this breathtaking outing on Joe Claussell's Sacred Rhythm. Taking off where he left us on his own Everysoul Audio last year, it's another lavish, unhurried and timeless composition that tips nods to all eras with its velvet pads and Julien Jabre style pianos. The words 'Epic Intro mix' say it all, as does the 13 minute length; Watson's timing ahead of the summer couldn't be better. Daydreamy, liquid in its development and soulful to the very core... If you're playing so much as one al fresco event this season - even your nan's BBQ - you need to pack this.

in stock $16.69

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FLOORPLAN aka ROBERT HOOD

So Glad (12")

M Plant US

Cat: MPM 32. Rel: 22 May 19

So Glad (7:14)
I Feel Him Moving (6:15)

Review: While Robert Hood's Floorplan records have always been exciting and on-point, they have somehow got even better since his daughter Lyric joined him in the studio in 2015. The pair's latest gospel-sampling release is particularly potent, with both cuts sounding like peak-time anthems in waiting. We're particularly excited by A-side 'So Glad", a killer mixture of thumping techno grooves, dreamy deep house pads, looped piano snippets and brilliantly cut-up gospel vocals. That's not to say that the B-side is much weaker, though; in fact, with rasping preacher vocals, bustling Chicago house beats, mind-mangling organs and insatiable drum fills, it's arguably even bigger.

Played by: Ben Sims, S-File

in stock $9.52

5

Luke SLATER

Love: Remixes (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)

Mote Evolver

Cat: MOTELP 05. Rel: 15 May 19

Love (Burial remix) (7:20)
Love (Lucy remix) (6:44)
Love (The 7th Plain Collage remix) (16:38)
Love (Planetary Assault Systems Low Blow remix) (10:44)
Love (Marcel Dettmann City remix) (7:57)
Love (Silent Servant remix) (4:13)

Review: First released back in 1997, breakbeat-driven techno jam "Love" remains one of Luke Slater's most rush-inducing moments. Here the classic has been given a new lease of life via a swathe of fresh reworks. Fittingly, Slater provides cuts under two of his more familiar alternate aliases: an ultra-dreamy, glassy-eyed breakbeat take as The 7th Plain and a thrusting intergalactic techno revision as Planetary Assault Systems. The other revisions are all superb, too. Burial serves up an ultra-deep, super-dusty 4/4 interpretation full of his usual crackling samples, Lucy re-imagines it as a bouncy techno slammer, Marcel Dettmann gives it a clanking, metallic techno feel and Silent Servant offers up some carnival-ready drums and rising symphonic strings.

Played by: S-File

in stock $19.06

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MDA ANALOG

Pride EP (140 gram vinyl 12")

MDA Labs

Cat: MDAL-02. Rel: 20 May 19

Pride 2019 (7:47)
Pride 1996 (4:51)
Choose To Live (7:21)
Running Away From Home (5:20)

Review: MDA Analog's scant discography points to just a few essential items from the mid 90s and one 12" in 2004, but those records made enough impact to now be highly sought after. Having returned earlier this year with the welcome reissue of "Shine", now they're turning their attention to "Pride", another 1996 jam that originally appeared on Nova Zembla. "Pride 2019" does a fine job of updating the original into a slower, funkier house framework, while the original "Pride 1996" has a pleasing rowdiness to offset the melodious harmony of the synth work. "Choose To Live" is a new production that applies a full-fat frequency range, from powerful basslines to swirling chords up top, while "Running Away From Home" creates a heady brew of hi-tech soul for astral travelers.

in stock $9.01

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READE TRUTH

Why 2K (reissue) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Path US

Cat: PATH 001. Rel: 20 May 19

The Path (6:24)
The Path (remix) (6:17)
319 (6:51)
Give Me Insanity (5:30)

Review: New York techno mainstay Reade Truth has skirted around widespread recognition with a long-standing commitment to underground techno approaches recognised by those that know as some of the best in the business. This release sees him dust down the first release on his label Path, 20 years after it originally did the business. It's high time tracks like "The Path" that get a fresh airing - the dynamic, detailed approach to drum programming and warm acid undulations sound as relevant now as they did back then. "319" is a more reflective jam that heads into emotive, moody territory that highlights the breadth in Truth's sound, before "Give Me Insanity" round things up by taking it super-deep thanks to expansive pad sweeps and shimmering hats aplenty.

Played by: Unai Trotti, Malin Genie

in stock $9.01

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YAK

Termina EP (12")

R&S

Cat: RS 1906. Rel: 17 May 19

Wide Eye (5:35)
Skooma (4:47)
Stampede (4:40)
Termina (8:03)
Spore (6:00)

in stock $9.27

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HVL

Rhythmic Sonatas (140 gram vinyl 2xLP)

Bassiani

Cat: BASLP 02. Rel: 15 Apr 19

Eyes In The Sky (6:10)
F12 (Korg Patch mix) (6:32)
Alien Discotheque (5:46)
Badskit (3:03)
Satovlia (1:55)
Repeated Eye Contact (0:43)
Bilateral Symmetry (6:07)
Dabalsikhshiruli Rkheva (6:40)
Noboru's Arp (5:12)
Nabolara (8:21)

Review: After the stunning Ostati album released on Organic Analogue last year, Georgia's HVL is back with a new album on the label for his home turf, Bassiani. As a resident of the infamous Tbilisi club, he knows innately how to communicate the vibe of one of the world's most widely discussed techno clubs, only this time he's taken a slightly tougher stance. "Eyes In The Sky" has a fierce, paranoid acid edge, while "F12 (Korg Patch Mix)" gets into freaky, cerebral techno territory. There are intriguing interludes and skits, and plenty more dancefloor heaters delivered with an inventiveness that once again affirms HVL's status as one of the brightest talents operating in the loosely defined field of deep techno.

Played by: M50, Juno Recommends Techno, MUSAR Recordings

in stock $15.88

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BATU

False Reeds (12")

Timedance

Cat: TIMEDANCE 017. Rel: 17 May 19

False Reeds (5:33)
Shiratani (5:33)
Statin (dub) (5:47)

in stock $8.21

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DJ RED

The Prophets Are Smiling EP (Lory D remix) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Danza Tribale

Cat: DNZT 006. Rel: 20 May 19

The Prophets Smile (10:55)
Moon (6:48)
The Prophets Smile (Lory D remix) (6:57)

Review: The latest missive on leading Rome-based techno label Danza Tribale comes from the mighty DJ Red, one of the residents of the fabled Goa club. As a leading light in Italy's techno scene, Red has years of killer releases behind her, and she demonstrates her incredible instinct for trance-inducing rhythmic workouts in fine style here. "The Prophets Smile" is a masterclass in understated submission, creating a tactile environment out of unrelenting beat programming and artful atmospheric sound design that takes on an organic quality to offset its cyclical nature. "Moon" is a more mechanised construction that uses interwoven synth lines to keep things moving, and it's just as accomplished and engrossing. Italian techno veteran Lory D steps up for a remix of "The Prophets Smile" that keeps things chilly while working a more pronounced beat into the track.

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TIGA/THE MARTINEZ BROTHERS

Blessed/Cleopatra Remixes (12") (1 per customer)

Turbo Canada

Cat: TURBO 202. Rel: 22 May 19

Cleopatra (Ricardo Villalobos Cleopathique remix) (7:33)
Blessed (Virgil Abloh FutureJazz remix) (6:42)

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SWORN VIRGINS

Lazer Beam (12")

Deewee Belgium

Cat: DEEWEE 035. Rel: 23 May 19

Lazer Beam (6:51)
Take Your Lady (7:05)

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LANDLORD

I Like It (Blow Out Dub) (Record Store Day 2019) (12")

Big Shot Canada

Cat: BRADE 2019. Rel: 15 May 19

I Like It (Blow Out dub) (5:15)
I Like It (Blow Out dub - The Maghreban Revenge mix) (9:36)

Review: Released on 1989 on Canadian imprint Big Shot Records, the "Blow Out Dub" of Landlord's sole single, "I Like It", cannily combined Bleep and bass style heavy sub business with the kind of bounding riffs and warehouse-friendly piano stabs that were popularized by early Inner City records. It's aged rather well, as this 2019 reissue proves. It feels like a current club record rather than one made 30 years ago. It comes backed by a fresh remix, with The Maghreban offering up an epic journey through rave-style breakbeat madness that builds, drops, builds again and then goes crazy over nine sweaty, mind-altering minutes.

Played by: Ben Sims, Alexis Le-Tan, S-File, Benjamin Fröhlich

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LEGOWELT

Disco Rout Remixes (12")

Cocoon Germany

Cat: COR 12164. Rel: 22 May 19

Disco Rout (Tuff City Kids remix) (7:09)
Disco Rout (Catz 'N Dogz remix) (6:00)
Disco Rout (Younger Rebinds remix 2) (5:50)
Disco Rout (5:46)

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DAWL/SWEEN

Fall Of The Humanoids (12")

Klasse Wrecks

Cat: WRECKS 022. Rel: 23 May 19

Into The Future (6:21)
Signal 57 (6:09)
Switch (6:12)
Retransmit (5:19)

Played by: Dawl

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BLACKHALL & BOOKLESS/HIVER/KAELAN/STOJCHE

10 Yrs Rmx EP1 (140 gram vinyl 12")

Jaunt

Cat: JR 009.1. Rel: 20 May 19

Blackhall & Bookless - "Spirit" (Inland remix) (7:16)
Hiver - "Itria" (Jonas Kopp remix) (5:46)
Kaelan - "Meandering Rivers" (Jasper Wolff & Maarten Mittendorff remix) (5:30)
Stojche - "The Exchange" (Gian Hydrocity Refix) (5:40)

Review: Blackhall & Bookless have been pursuing a fantastic strain of house and techno via their Jaunt label for many moons now. They're back and celebrating 10 years with a series of fantastic remixes that highlight the scope of their artistic vision, and that of those close to them. Inland leads in with an oceans deep version of the label bosses' "Spirit", which is smartly followed up by Jonas Kopp's equally submersive take on Hiver's "Itria". Jasper Wolff and Maarten Mittendorff lets the swooning "Meandering Rivers" by Kaelan burst its banks and fill out an expansive landscape, while Stojche pings Gian's "The Exchange" out into an electro-speckled cosmos.

Played by: Ben Sims, Stojche, Denny Trajkov

in stock $9.01

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Johannes KLINGEBIEL

Positional Play (140 gram vinyl 12")

Beats In Space

Cat: BIS 038. Rel: 13 May 19

Positional Play (7:03)
Nah (4:26)
Five Dimensional Coffee Cup (5:23)
Please Please (5:50)

Review: Johannes Klingebiel has slipped out a few gems on low key labels like Feines Tier and Mireia, but this release marks the talented German producer reaching a wider audience via the marvellous Beats In Space. You can easily detect his kosmische leanings (he's a member of krautrock inspired group C.A.R.) in the many layered, driving and soaring productions he's committing to wax here. These are electronic body jams crafted as songs, full of narrative twists and turns expressed through a smorgasbord of twittering machines - the kind of storytelling club tracks that lend themselves to wide-reaching, bombastic selectors with a penchant for drama, but never at the expense of the groove.

Played by: Tim Sweeney

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TRUNCATE

Wave 2 (hand-stamped heavyweight vinyl 12")

Truncate US

Cat: TRUNCATE 19. Rel: 17 May 19

Wave 2 (5:16)
Good Morning (V1) (5:52)
Source (5:08)

Review: Deep, Detroit influenced techno.

Played by: Maxx Rossi

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LOCKED CLUB/RLGN

Forever Punk (hand-stamped 12" 再プレス)

Private Persons

Cat: PRIVATEPERSONS 004. Rel: 15 May 19

Locked Club, RLGN - "Bosozoku" (6:02)
Locked Club - "Baikal Boogie" (6:00)
Locked Club - "80.8 FM" (5:21)
Locked Club, RLGN - "Tsukare" (5:05)

Review: This new collaborative EP from Russia's Private Persons provides a healthy dose of twisted electro-minded tech that should appeal to all sorts of DJs seeking that 'raw' edge. This new pile driver comes from the minds of Locked Club and RLGN, both of them new to the scene and hungrily to deliver some good old dread into the dance floor. "Bosozoku" and "Baikal Boogie" are both made of the same, twisted sort of highly abrasive metallic percussion, and should light up more than a few light bulbs to fans of the Bunker stable. Over on the B-side, Locked Club appears on his own for "80.8 FM", an FX-heavy juggernaut with nothing but merciless energy at its core, whereas the duo are back together on the punchy warehouse techno of "Tsukare". Cold and effective.

Played by: Mimi

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AMBIEN BABY

Tack (heavyweight vinyl 12")

Planet Euphorique

Cat: PE 006. Rel: 21 May 19

El Kesh (5:59)
Manimoto (5:20)
Stab Me (4:57)
Sacrifice (4:32)

Review: D. Tiffany's Planet Euphorique is back, following up some great freak outs by the likes of Nite Fleit, Reptant and Big Zen, with this retroverted trip by Ambien Baby: comprised of the label boss herself and Dan Rincon aka NAP. "Tack" is their sophomore effort after debuting on local tape imprint Isla last year, and as you'd expect, it borrows from house and techno's yesteryear, reinterpreting it with a modern edge as heard on the warped tunnel vision of "El Kesh" (which calls to mind the late German innovator Christian Morgenstern's finer moments), the dystopian electro funk of "Stab Me" and its unashamed Detroit influence plus closer "Sacrifice", which further explores Sophie Sweetland's love of intoxicating breakbeat sounds.

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Pepe BRADOCK

What A Mess! (limited numbered LP)

Atavisme France

Cat: ATA 0PI. Rel: 15 May 19

Track 1 (22:19)
Track 2 (22:51)

Review: Staggeringly, "What A Mess!" marks Pepe Bradock's first full-length excursion for over two decades. As you might expect, it's unusual in the extreme, with inspirations including a "special diplomatic elephant" and a sound shaped via "a few mundane terms, picked randomly, then coupled with frequencies chosen in a spontaneous way for their presupposed properties or synchonicities". Musically, the LP stretches one continuous suite of title-less tracks over two sides of vinyl, with Bradock cannily combing far-out ambient sounds, deep space electronics, off-kilter rhythms, layered spoken word snippets, mind-altering lo-fi bass and deliciously weird experimental electronics. It's akin to the sort of fuzzy, out-there sample collage you'd get on a Tolouse Low Trax mix tape, but that's no bad thing. In fact, it's a very good thing indeed.

Played by: Tomska (Abstract Cuts)

in stock $22.78

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SOUL CAPSULE

Overcome/Lady Science (NYC Sunrise) (12")

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.

in stock $8.46

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ALPHONSE

Brainstorming (12")

Klasse Wrecks

Cat: WRECKS 023. Rel: 17 May 19

Mystical Wisp (7:00)
Interfacing The Past (5:56)
Keep Watch (12" version) (7:00)
Xanax 123 (5:28)

Played by: Pierre Codarin

in stock $10.58

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SOLAR X

Xrated (reissue) (2xLP + poster)

Galaxiid

Cat: GXD 002. Rel: 17 May 19

Wicked & Beautiful (7:41)
TuchPulses (edit) (6:49)
Dominatrix (5:12)
Mistress Awaits You (5:06)
Hot Cherry (4:37)
Soft & Deep (8:15)
Spanking For Pleasure (6:18)
Report Now (5:22)
Doom At The Dorm (4:18)
Dare You Play (5:33)

Review: Under the SolarX alias, Roman Belavkin was one of the leading lights of the Russian IDM scene in the mid-to-late '90s, though very few copies of his cassette and CD releases ever made it in to record stores outside the former Soviet Union. Furthermore, this is the first ever reissue of Belavkin's 1997 sophomore set, "X-Rated", an album that remains a firm favourite in the Russian electronic underground. There's much to admire throughout, with Belavkin effortlessly joining the dots between the skittish, angular rhythms of Autechre, Rephlex-esque "Braindance", Aphex Twin style ambient, early Squarepusher-esque "drill and bass" business and hypnotic ambient techno.

in stock $23.30

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DREXCIYA

Harnessed The Storm (2xLP 再プレス)

Tresor Germany

Cat: TRESOR 181LP. Rel: 13 May 19

Digital Tsunami (6:20)
Soul Of The Sea (4:28)
Dr Blowfins' Black Storm Stabilizing Spheres (6:13)
Song Of The Green Whale (4:59)
Lake Haze (5:13)
Mission To Ociya Syndor & Back (5:15)
Under Sea Disturbances (8:07)

Review: One of the darkest albums. Raw electro techno from the deep! Absolute must have!

Played by: Nick Dunton, Future Beat Alliance

in stock $16.94

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JOS/EVIL KNEBEL/POTEN

EYA 004 (140 gram vinyl 12" + sticker)

Eya

Cat: EYA 004. Rel: 23 Apr 19

Jos - "Planet Eya" (4:50)
Evil Knebel - "Fire On The Moor" (5:15)
Poten - "Intransigence" (8:03)
Jos - "Purify" (5:29)

Review: The fourth release from London-based label Eya continues to shape out an intriguing identity that nods to classic techno tropes while charging ahead with their own agenda. Label boss Jos' "Planet Eya" sets a lively pace with its forthright drum machine jack offset by warm synth licks. Evil Knebel matches the tempo and weaves in a cosmic set of tones, which Poten then cosigns with the equally trippy, propulsive "Intransigence". Jos is back at the helm for closing track "Purify", which strikes a darker tone without losing that raw, vintage techno flavour that makes this label one to watch.

Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Unai Trotti, Laidlaw

in stock $9.27

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BINARY DIGIT

Never Owned A 303 (12")

Seven Hills

Cat: SHR 001. Rel: 21 May 19

Acid Racing Head (5:34)
ZE7U II (5:22)
Luring Acid (5:54)
Virtual Modular 2 Tape (4:09)
I Never Owned A 303 (5:35)
Crazy 4 R (5:24)

Review: Grenoble-based producer Binary Digit previously plied his trade on Seven Hills offshoot Zeitnot, so it's little surprise to see him popping up on its parent label. "Never Owned A 303" is the Frenchman's most expansive EP to date, with the six included tracks varying in tempo and intensity while making extensive use of razor-sharp synth riffs and mind-altering, TB-303 style acid lines. Highlights include the metallic, Syclops-goes-techno clatter of "ZE7U II", the "Braindance" influenced dancefloor madness of "Virtual Modular 2 Tape", the sprightly acid-electro bounce of opener "Acid Racing Head" and the DJ Funk style ghetto-acid rush of "I Never Owned A 303".

in stock $12.70

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SANASOL

Seveneleven (reissue) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Thule Iceland

Cat: THL 006R. Rel: 29 Apr 19

Seveneleven (7:27)
Seveneleven (Closedonsundays mix) (4:33)
Seveneleven (Sanaramalonger mix) (8:30)
Seveneleven (Ozzy mix) (5:19)

Review: Thule are back on the Icelandic techno reissue trip, this time returning to a serious classic from Sanasol (Yagya & Thor) that originally came out in 1997. This particular, highly sought after, gem leads in with the majorly heady house throb of "Seveneleven (Original Mix)" which piles the dubby processing and lush melodics on heavy while still retaining a sense of airiness to uplift the soul. By contrast, the "Closedonsundays Mix" focuses on a tough but crooked beat and that undulating bassline for a completely different flavour. On the flip, the "Sanaramalonger Mix" returns to the mellower flow of the original but with a more submerged finish and some pronounced dub stabs. Then the "Ozzy Mix" finishes the package with a minimal take that prefigures the upsurge of dubby clicks n' cuts laptop beats that would explode in the years to come. Essential tackle for all deep techno explorers.

Played by: Juno Recommends Techno

in stock $9.01

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CLEVELAND

Ndsi (double 12")

Hivern Discs Spain

Cat: HVN 054. Rel: 17 May 19

Polar (6:08)
DX6 (6:42)
Noord (7:24)
6IX (5:17)
Govlin (5:49)
Kobu (7:12)
NDSi (5:30)

Review: After a 2018 dalliance with ESP Institute, Andrea Mancini AKA Cleveland returns to John Talabot's Hivern Discs imprint with his most expansive and ambitious release to date. Stretched across two discs, the tracks that make up "nDSi" are notably more starry and spaced-out in approach than some of the Brussels-based producer's previous releases. There's much to admire from start to finish, from the sci-fi electro shuffle of "Polar" and deep space techno bliss of "Noord", to the sparse analogue notes and off-kilter IDM rhythms of "6IX". Other highlights include the breezy, Space Dimension Controller style ambient techno of "Govlin" and the broken computer vibes of bleeping closing cut "NDSi".

Played by: Benjamin Fröhlich

in stock $20.92

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CONFORCE

Conical Surface (transparent vinyl 12")

Transcendent

Cat: TRSD 007. Rel: 17 May 19

Conical Surface (8:43)
Paradigm Shift (5:49)
Atrum (6:43)
Carrier Signal (7:11)

Played by: Philippe Petit, DJ Glow / Populist

in stock $10.06

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Marco SHUTTLE

The Vox Attitude Remixes Vol 2 (double 12")

Eerie Italy

Cat: EE 14. Rel: 17 May 19

The Vox Attitude (10:49)
The Vox Attitude (Atom TM remix) (6:15)
The Vox Attitude (Marco Shuttle To The Bone remix) (5:30)
Spaziale (12:11)
Spaziale (Pessimist remix) (8:11)

in stock $19.86

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VIN SOL

Planet Trash (2xLP + transparent yellow flexidisc + poster)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 246. Rel: 17 May 19

Masking Tape (4:42)
Hardboilded (4:56)
Misguided Until Today (4:40)
Planet Trash (5:00)
Bottom Of The Hill (feat Matrixxman) (6:00)
Dissident (6:12)
Sutro Tower (4:56)
The Bohemian Club (4:06)
Turned (4:32)
Crumbling

Review: We are honored to announce the debut album from Vin Sol, who's taken club-goers on a trip with his tracks and sets for the past two decades. Vin Sol is a third-generation San Franciscan of Salvadorean descent who has released on Unknown to the Unknown, Clone, Delft, Honey Soundsystem, and Ultramajic. His DJ sets expertly span the genres of house, electro, techno, italo, disco, soul, funk, and whatever other finds he digs up. He's also a musical partner of Matrixxman, AKA Charlie Duff, with whom he started the Soo Wavey label. His current focus is on the wild monthly party and label Club Lonely, which he runs with Primo Pitino and Jeremy Castillo. 'Planet Trash' consists of 10 tracks spread across 2 slabs of vinyl and a bonus flexi disc. Vin started working on the album in the winter of 2017 while taking a break from making club tracks. Simultaneously he also wanted to disconnect from the grip of the internet and 24 hour news cycle. Spending more time outside, he became entranced by the Bay Area fog. Sutro Tower wholly enveloped in mist is a view that inspired the ambient tracks on the album. You will also hear hints of the Latin freestyle and classic acid that informed Vin's youth. By spring of 2018 Vin headed to Berlin to finish the album and work on a collaboration with Matrixxman, an homage to SF musical institution Bottom of the Hill that kicks off side C. Vin's musical approach is honest, using the tools of the trade to both innovate upon and pay respect to classic forms. All songs have been mastered for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. Each copy is housed in a jacket using photos by Vin Sol, and designed by Kevin McCaughey of Boot Boyz Biz. It includes a 4-color giant newsprint fold-out poster and golden flexi disc.

in stock $22.51

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TAPAN

Ghana (12")

Malka Tuti

Cat: MALKATUTI 0023. Rel: 13 May 19

Ghana (7:40)
Ghana (Front De Cadeaux remix) (5:59)
The Beast (feat Jan Nemecek) (8:37)
The Beast (feat Jan Nemecek - Odopt remix) (8:21)

Review: Serbian twosome Tapan has previously released a handful of singles and a fine album - January 2018's "Europa" - on Malka Tuti, so this belated return to action should warm the cockles of all those who enjoy their esoteric brand of dancefloor exoticism. "Ghana" is a particularly potent example; a chugging chunk of mid-tempo heaviness that uses undulating acid lines, hypnotic electronic motifs and densely layered percussion hits to create a particularly mind-mangling mood. The track's inherent darkness is explored further on Front De Cadeaux's loose, percussive and thrillingly wayward remix. Over on side B, Tapan original "The Beast" - another trippy, bleep-laden experimental acid cut - is accompanied by a hypnotic, dub disco influenced revision by Odopt.

in stock $12.70

35

DJ RUSH/CARLOS RIOS/HARDFLOOR/MARK BROOM

The Edits Vol 1 (180 gram marbled vinyl 12")

Proper Techno Tunes Germany

Cat: PTT 005. Rel: 03 May 19

DJ Rush - "Get On Up" (Dave Simon edit) (7:10)
Carlos Rios - "Police State" (Gary Beck edit) (6:33)
Hardfloor - "Rosinenbrot" (Gary Beck edit) (6:47)
Mark Broom - "New Life" (Dave Simon edit) (6:09)

in stock $9.27

36

Roman FLUGEL

Fun Fort (12")

Mule Musiq Japan

Cat: MULEMUSIQ 239. Rel: 13 May 19

Fun Fort (7:09)
In Your Wardrobe (part 2) (8:15)

Review: For its 15th year anniversary, Mule Musiq will release twelve 12" by close artists, with collectable artwork by Stefan Marx. The seventh edition presented here is by the label's 'hero' Roman Flugel, who presents his debut single for the label. Quite possibly named after the legendary producer's hometown, "Fun Fort" sees the man from Frankfurt deliver two emotive and hypnotic journeys on this two tracker: the title track on the A side transmits some seriously good vibes with its bouncy bassline and catchy blips and bleeps, plus an infectious shuffle throughout. On the flip, he goes further down the spiral on the moody dub techno excursion of "In Your Wardrobe (Part 2)" where long, drawn out dub chords lurk beneath some dusty late night jazz bar sounds.

Played by: Laidlaw

in stock $11.12

37

Ellen ALLIEN

Alientronic (CD)

Bpitch Control Germany

Cat: BPX 1CD. Rel: 17 May 19

Empathy
MDMA
Bowie In Harmony
Love Distortion
Electronic Joy
Exit To Humanity
Free Society
Stimulation

Review: There's a decidedly rushing, saucer-eyed feel to Ellen Allien's latest album, her eighth since launching the BPitch Control label at the dawn of the century. The Berlin veteran shows no desire to soften her sound or move away from the dancefloor, delivering an eight-track set that giddily charges between neo-trance (the loved-up "Empathy" and tech-trance throb-job "Free Society"), post-dubstep electro (the swirling "MDMA" and atmospheric "Exit To Humanity"), raging acid ("Bowie In Harmony"), decidedly muscular techno (the arpeggio-driven heaviness of acid fired smasher "Love Distortion" and the creepier "Electronic Joy") and bubbly acid electro (superb closing cut "Stimulation").

in stock $12.18

38

NYRA

CANOE 008 (140 gram vinyl 12")

Canoe

Cat: CANOE 008. Rel: 17 Dec 18

Zodiac
Orbiter
Think I Know

Review: Vinyl only!

in stock $8.46

39

ELIAZ

Idrija (140 gram vinyl 12")

Cartulis Music

Cat: CRTL 009. Rel: 23 Apr 19

TTTRT (8:19)
Dand (5:59)
AJ025 (7:39)

Review: Eliaz is emerging out of the Slovenian underground with his debut EP on Cartulis Music, swiftly following up an initial appearance alongside Z@P and Alex Picone on a Subwax Record Store Day special. His sound brims with confidence, using a bold palette of zippy high definition techno motifs and riding beats that scream for a big dancefloor. The A side is given over to the rich and punchy "TTTRT", while there's plenty of swing and swagger to be enjoyed on the sprightly "Dand". "AJ025" finishes the EP off with a rougher style that plays on some seriously twisted acid lines to devastating effect. Classy peak time business from a promising new talent.

Played by: Okain, Juno Recommends Techno, Unai Trotti

in stock $9.01

40

Luigi TOZZI

Wastelands (180 gram vinyl 12")

Hypnus Sweden

Cat: HYPNUS 022. Rel: 24 May 19

Wastelands (5:55)
Raiders (5:43)
Dune (7:45)
Scurrier (6:01)

in stock $14.57

41

EXQUISITE CORPSE

Between Rhythms II (140 gram vinyl 12")

Platform 23

Cat: PLA 026. Rel: 29 Apr 19

Shadow Play (6:53)
What A Life (9:25)
Sacrifice (6:40)
Tepu (6:58)

Review: Following the excellent first installment of archival material from former Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia's Robbert Heijnen, Platform 23 return with another four stunning digs from the vaults that further flesh out the mysterious allure of this singular artist and his peak early 90s era. "Shadow Play" manages to be many things at once - bumping late 80s deep house, dubby rhythm study, spine-tingling proto trance, and much more besides. "What A Life" has a more techno-minded tint to its programming and sequencing, but it's still definitely on the eyes-closed trip-out trajectory as it snakes its way through thick plumes of pad. "Sacrifice" puts rattling percussion at the front of the mix to create an exotic, outernational feel, and "Tepu" takes things heavier with a submerged tribal beat underpinning a murky low end throb and dubby processing.

Played by: Kid Who, Juno Recommends Deep House, Joe Montana

in stock $10.86

42

KOLSCH/SASHA

The Lights (heavyweight vinyl 12")

Ipso

Cat: IPSO 003. Rel: 16 Apr 19

The Lights (6:40)
The Lights (dub) (6:54)

Played by: Juno Recommends Techno

in stock $9.01

43

EMPTY ORCHESTRA

Nervouse Smile EP (140 gram vinyl 12")

Transparent Sound

Cat: TS19 01. Rel: 07 May 19

Nervouse Smile (7:13)
Nervouse Smile (Acidulant remix) (5:09)
Nervouse Smile (Alero May remix) (5:57)

Review: Transparent Sound label boss Orson Bramley steps up to his long-standing imprint with a new guise, Empty Orchestra, which showcases yet more of his crafty, delicately executed take on electro. "Nervouse Smile" is an impeccable study of the style, loaded with intricate machine funk elements from twitchy drum programming to ethereal pads, and of course a healthy dose of funk for good measure. As well as the original version, there are additional remixes courtesy of rising stars Acidulant and Alero May, the latter of which has an especially infectious bassline ripple and some smart key change moments for a dynamic end result.

Played by: Posthuman

in stock $9.01

44

DREXCIYA

Digital Tsunami (heavyweight vinyl 12" 再プレス)

Tresor Germany

Cat: TRESOR 182. Rel: 03 Apr 19

Digital Tsunami (6:22)
Aquatic Cataclysm (5:23)
The Plankton Organisation (6:10)
Birth Of New Life (6:22)

Review: Although Clone's series of remastered Drexciya retrospectives are excellent, it's nice that Tresor have decided to reissue the majority of material the Detroit pair released through the Berlin label in its original format. This way you get the music in the manner Donald and Stinson originally intended. The four tracks on Digital Tsunami were drawn from the same recording sessions that resulted in the sublime Drexciyan document Harnessing The Storm and thankfully got pressed on an addendum 12" after not making the cut for the double LP. With Tresor having just reissued Harnessing The Storm it seems only fair Digital Tsunami should be granted the same treatment. Some 13 years after it's original release and all the music here still sounds like it was drawn from the future, with Donald and Stinson excelling at rapid fire bursts of abstract subaquatic electro, such as towering highlight "The Plankton Organisation".

in stock $8.21

45

VARIOUS

25 Compost Records (limited hand-numbered 10x12" box set + 2 x cassette + inserts + logo pin + jute bag + sticker pack + MP3 download code)

Compost Germany

Cat: CPT 5441. Rel: 15 May 19

Beanfield - "Human Patterns" (Roman Flugel remix)
Ron Deacon - "Bring It On"
A Forest Mighty Black - "Fresh In My Mind" (I:Cube remix)
Marsmobil - "It Doesn't Matter How You Are" (Ripperton remix instrumental)
Siren - "A/Way" (Phil Mison remix)
Tomasz Guiddo - "Hide" (feat Kasar - Ewan Pearson extended Disco remix)
Lorenz Rhode - "Back" (Gerd Janson remix)
Tomasz Guiddo - "Hide" (Ewan Pearson extended Disco remix - instrumental)
Fauna Flash - "Tel Aviv" (Recondite remix)
Marbert Rocel - "Dance Slow" (Joakim Blood Moon remix)
Shahrokh Dini - "Owl Flight" (Delano Smith remix)
Truby Trio - "Galicia" (Zenker Brothers Esotheric remix)
Web Web - "Land Of The Arum Flower" (Like remix)
Emilie Nana - "I Missed The Boat" (Glenn Underground A Slave Disco dance remix)
Rainer Trueby & Corrado Bucci (Truccy) - "Sidestep" (Kerem Akdag remix)
Liquid Phonk - "Starwalk"
Tomasz Guiddo - "Go Back" (with Nirosta Steel - Michael Reinboth remix)
Web Web - "Maroc Blues" (Michel Cleis remix)
Emilie Nana - "I Rise" (Francois K Synthapella intro remix)
Beanfield - "Tides" (Ripperton remix)
Solomun - "The Way Back"
Eleanor - "Adventure" (Gerd Janson Megamix)
Marsmobil - "I Don't One Two" (COW remix)
COW - "Glitch" (feat Alxndr London - Tee Mango remix)
DJ Yellow/Flowers & Sea Creatures - "No One Gets Left Behind" (Konstantin Sibold remix)
Marsmobil - "Sometimes I Don't Regret" (Die Orangen remix)
Truby Trio - "Make A Move" (Spiller remix)
Beanfield - "Human Patterns" (Roman Flugel alternative remix)
Brother Of Soul - "Ife Bobowa" (Ron Trent remix)
Alif Tree - "Forgotten Places" (Moodymann remix)
Web Web - "Sandia" (Beanfield remix)
Rainer Trueby & Corrado Bucci (Truccy) - "Sidestep" (Liquid Phonk remix)
Zwicker - "Who You Are" (feat Heidi Happy - Marbert Rocel remix)
Lorenz Rhode - "Back" (Purple Disco Machine remix)
Web Web - "Land Of The Arum Flower" (feat Lady Parul - Mr Raoul K remix)
Rainer Trueby & Corrado Bucci (Truccy) - "Suidestep" (Kai Alce Full Shuffle remix)
Claudio Coccoluto - "Doin' Our Best" (Exclusive)
Truby Trio - "Universal Love" (Lawrence remix)
Shahrokh Sound Of K - "Perfect Stranger" (feat Robert Owens - Boo Williams Chi Melodic remix)
DJ Yellow/Flowers & Sea Creatures - "Deep Into Neon" (Mark E Deep House Feel remix)
TJ Kong & Nuno Dos Santos - "Merging" (feat Robert Owens - Wild Glitch dub)
Move D - "Hurt Me"

Review: If you're going to produce a box set to celebrate your label's 25th birthday, you may as well do it in style. That was certainly Michael Reinboth's thinking when he put together this luxurious set marking a quarter of a century since the launch of his admired Compost Records imprint. It boasts no less than ten slabs of wax containing fresh remixes of catalogue cuts from a stellar cast of house, techno and disco producers (think Glenn Underground, Zenker Brothers, Francois K, Ron Trent, Moodymann, Mark E and Gerd Janson) and a handful of killer bonus cuts (most notably early Move D classic "Hurt Me"). In addition, the box also contains two mix tapes, a pin badge, bag and tons of stickers. Basically, it's a beautiful item packed full of quality music and label merchandise.

in stock $85.80

46

LOST SOULS OF SATURN

The Awakening (heavyweight vinyl 12")

R&S

Cat: RS 1908. Rel: 23 May 19

The Awakening (7:59)
The Awakening (James Holden Past Life Rave Regression) (12:31)

Played by: Benjamin Fröhlich

in stock $10.06

47

Alessandro ADRIANI

Morphic Dreams (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)

Stroboscopic Artefacts Germany

Cat: SALP 008. Rel: 15 May 19

Tropical Year (4:37)
Raindance (4:27)
Storm Trees (3:47)
Dissolving Images (3:36)
Dust/Mist (feat Simon Crab) (4:18)
Casting The Runes (5:03)
Hors De Combat (4:33)
Invisible Seekers (feat Shawn O' Sullivan) (6:19)
Crow (5:01)
Things About To Disappear (2:17)
Make Words Split & Crack (11:14)

Review: Three years have passed since Alessandro Adriani impressed with his debut album, an industrial, EBM, techno and neo-trance inspired set that marked the Berlin-based Italian as a producer on the rise. "Morphic Dreams", his belated sequel, may explore some of the same influences, but Adriani's vision seems far more widescreen. Check, for example, the decaying urban ambience of "Casting The Runes", the buzzing and bubbling synth-wave throb of "Raindance", the tactile slo-mo bliss of Simon Crab collab "Dust/Mist" and the grandiose, rising intensity of dystopian soundscape "Crow". There are, of course, a number of muscular, EBM-influenced club cuts, with the Nitzer Ebb-esque "Dissolving Images" and fizzing "Storm Tree" standing out.

in stock $21.18

48

Ryan James FORD

Face Me (12")

Clone Basement Series Holland

Cat: CBS 029. Rel: 23 May 19

Face Me (Inside mix) (5:21)
BX 19 GTX (4:21)
Amethyst (Tri dub) (5:49)
Dames Shmedt (5:23)
M21 Junction 20W (5:14)
Theo Lacie (4:57)

in stock $10.58

49

SPECIAL REQUEST

White Label (12")

Houndstooth

Cat: SR 006. Rel: 27 Apr 19

Vortex 135bpm (5:48)
Vortex 150bpm (5:11)

Played by: Juno Recommends Techno, Honey Soundsystem

in stock $8.46

50

HVL

Mudmiva (140 gram vinyl 12" 再プレス)

Tabernacle

Cat: TABR 046. Rel: 07 May 19

Tea & Sympathy (7:50)
Dirty Hardwood (Vox) (7:13)
Inhabitable Earth Analog (7:50)
Tamar 1160 (Mix1) (7:03)

Review: REPRESS ALERT: Following on from his killer album on Organic Anaolgue, HVL presents an EP for movers, with work that draws together a refreshing variety of styles on an upbeat selection.

in stock $10.05

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