Technoチャート

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DJ NORMAL 4/RED AXES/HODGE

Needs 005 (180 gram vinyl 12")

Cat: NNFP 005. Rel: 12 Nov 18

DJ Normal 4 - "Return Of The Hooligans" (9:55)
Red Axes - "Treacksheni" (6:23)
Hodge - "Signal" (5:38)

Review: Needs is back with its fifth installment of charity-raising goodness from some seriously quality producers. This time the gauntlet is thrown down by the increasingly prolific DJ Normal 4, who wields some of his signature breakbeats over a cheeky synth that nods to Da Hool for a dark and deadly roller. Israeli duo Red Axes pop up fresh from outings on !K7 and Phantasy Sound for the worldly percussion and mystical atmosphere of "Treacksheni" before Bristol bass-wielding techno titan Hodge finishes the package off with the stunning, dramatic undulations of "Signal," making this a collection of tracks that all feed into the same vein of rhythmically adventurous, moody club music.

Played by: Hammer, Baltra

in stock $8.48

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The STORYTELLERS aka DJ BONE/DEETRON

The Story Tellers EP 2 (140 gram vinyl double 12")

Subject Detroit US

Cat: SUB 045. Rel: 12 Nov 18

That D Beat (7:34)
That D Beat (Camouflaged) (6:28)
That D Beat (Deetron remix) (9:41)
Blue Bird (8:01)
Blue Bird (Filtered) (5:31)
Blue Bird (DJ Bone remix) (10:06)

Review: After their first seismic collaboration back in 2016, DJ Bone and Deetron are back in action as The Storytellers and they've got six new mixes of impeccable techno for you to sink your teeth into. "That D Beat" comes first - a brittle, rasping monster of a track with frantic urgency and experimentation in equal measure, which then gets softened out a touch with the human elements that feed into the "Camouflaged" version. Deetron's standalone mix of "That D Beat" is a wholly different proposition made of deep, dubby synth expressions without losing the rhythmic energy of the original. "Blue Bird" is a gorgeous slice of machine soul that reaches for the stratosphere, only to take on a kind of bombastic heft when tweaked for the "Filtered" version. Then Bone does a powerful finishing move on "Blue Bird" that matches the strong melodic strokes of the track with his own uncompromising artistic signature - a match made in techno heaven.

Played by: Ben Sims, S-File, Deep'a & Biri, Kresy (Discomaths)

in stock $13.79

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RUFF CHERRY

Carousel EP (140 gram vinyl 12" + insert)

Well Street

Cat: WSR RC1. Rel: 12 Nov 18

Siren (7:03)
Innocent (7:06)
Carousel (6:42)
Keeper (7:22)

Review: Irish producer Ruff Cherry has so far left a small trail of breadcrumbs for any seekers switched on enough to follow, from an early 12" on A Sagittariun's Elastic Dreams to a pair of singles on Midgar, but now the mysterious artist lands on the increasingly intriguing Well Street label and the results are fantastic. "Siren" is an ear-snagging trip through driving but non-standard beat formations shot through with a dubby melancholy, while "Innocent" heads into weirder territory with more audacious sound design and plenty of voluminous bass swells. "Carousel" keeps things fractured and bleepy, while "Keeper" focuses on tribal percussive intonations and a brooding atmosphere to get fully immersed in.

Played by: Agnostic Rhythm

in stock $8.48

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NORKEN

SA 001 (180 gram vinyl 12")

Subconscious Algorithms

Cat: SA 001. Rel: 12 Nov 18

Coast 2 Coast (6:29)
Heart Hertz (7:37)

Review: Lee Norris' Norken project has been on prolific form of late, not least with plenty of reissues of classic material on Delsin and Neo Ouija, but here's something new from the seminal leftfield electro venture on new label Subconscious Algorithms. Norken fans will find much to love here, leading in with the wobbly synth strokes of "Coast 2 Coast" that positively cascades its gorgeous melodic content down upon your ear drums. "Heart Hertz" is no slouch in the emotional stakes either, especially when the lingering sustain of the string notes unfurl into the bubbling broth of machine-wrought harmonies. This is advanced electronics for sensitive system souls.

Played by: G-Prod

in stock $10.07

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Seb WILDBLOOD

Grab The Wheel (12")

All My Thoughts

Cat: AMT 009. Rel: 08 Nov 18

Leave It Open (6:07)
Bad Space Habits (6:52)
Grab The Wheel (5:36)
Landing (3:16)

Review: Church founder Seb Wildblood has made a lot of very good music in recent years, though you'll struggle to find anything quite as arresting and ear catching as "Leave It Open", the stunning opening cut from his first outing on All My Thoughts. Propelled forwards by bustling, high-tempo, electro-influenced breakbeats, the track ripples with attractive electronic arpeggio lines, dreamy chords and eyes-wide-shut vocal samples. Seriously, it's wonderfully evocative and emotion rich. There's more tactile and loved up dreaminess to be found elsewhere on the EP, too, from the sub-heavy inter-dimensional roll of rush-inducing B-side opener "Grab The Wheel", to the relaxed shuffle of "Bad Space Habits". Deep electro closing cut "Landing" is rather good, too.

Played by: Jacques Renault, Baltra

in stock $10.35

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SOUL CAPSULE

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

Trelik

Cat: TR 11:11. Rel: 25 Apr 18

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 $8.48

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BPMF/INVISBLE MENDERS/MEMPHIS/MIRO SUNDAYMUSIQ

Mazatec EP (140 gram vinyl 12")

Animals On Psychedelics

Cat: AOP 004. Rel: 12 Nov 18

BPMF - "Liza On Clouds" (6:20)
Invisble Menders - "Three On Three" (9:10)
Memphis - "Altered States" (7:03)
Miro SundayMusiq - "From Behind The Corner" (8:39)

Review: Following an excellent EP from Memphis, Animals On Psychedelics returns with more weird and wonderful party fare from the outer reaches. This time it's a various artists release that brings together all the producers involved in the label so far, while also introducing BPMF to the fold with the woozy, rubbery synth shapes of "Liza On Clouds." Jane Fitz and Dom Ahtuam's Invisible Menders project presents the rolling, psyched out melodics of "Three On Three," while Memphis pushes further into experimental territory with the wonderfully fractured "Altered States." That leaves it to Miro SundayMusiq to complete the EP with the wave-meets-Italo tones of "From Behind The Corner," a perfectly noirish flourish to finish a sterling record.

in stock $9.54

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SNTS

Empire Of Loss (gold vinyl 12")

SNTS Italy

Cat: SNTS 013. Rel: 09 Nov 18

Loyalty & Devotion (6:15)
Submission Is Not Obedience (6:36)
Violence & Force (5:58)
Revelation (6:02)

in stock $9.54

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Erol ALKAN

Spectrum (heavyweight vinyl 12")

Phantasy Sound

Cat: PH 83. Rel: 08 Nov 18

Spectrum (7:47)
Silver Echoes (6:28)

Review: Roll out the red carpet, Erol Alkan's back! OK, so he's hardly been hibernating - he's been DJing loads, as well as remixing all sorts of artists - but this double-header still marks his first solo material for five years. Title track "Spectrum" sees Alkan doff a peaked cap towards rolling proto-techno, layering restless, lo-fi synth riffs atop heavy but similarly lo-fi machine drums and all manner of densely layered additional percussion hits. 'Silver Echoes" is a little deeper and warmer, with crashing drum machine cymbals, rising futurist synth chords and toasty, jammed-out riffs catching the ear.

in stock $10.35

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A STRANGE WEDDING

Meta Romance EP (12")

Worst

Cat: 001. Rel: 09 Nov 18

Cosmic Bastringue (9:25)
Meta Romance (8:38)
The Wedding (7:56)

Played by: In Flagranti

in stock $11.66

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VARIOUS

3am Spares (2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)

Efficient Space Australia

Cat: ES 009. Rel: 14 Nov 18

FSOM - "Resist The Beat" (8:03)
Hypnoblob - "Deep Down" (5:00)
Ian Eccles-Smith - "The Slaughtering Eye" (4:16)
General Electrik meets Andy Rantzen - "Leather Lover" (5:50)
Jandy Rainbow & Adrenalentil - "I Will Go" (7:19)
Sobriquet - "Is This Your First Time?" (Artificial remix) (4:03)
Blimp - "Yellowgold" (4:33)
Inner Harmony - "Da Lub Club" (3:03)
Maroochy Barambah - "Mongungi" (dance mix) (6:39)
Third Eye - "Behold The Angel Of Frequency" (5:08)
Tetrphnm - "Track 11" (3:59)
Screensaver - "Eliminated" (3:55)

Review: Efficient Space's latest essential release sees Andras and Instant Peterson take a trawl through the darker, lesser-visited corners of Australian electronic music. According to the label, the pair lifted material from "local 12" singles, CD-Rs and the archives of community radio station 3RRR FM". Highlights come thick and fast throughout, from the acid-flecked, "Nude Photo" style Detroit fun of FSOM's "Resist The Beat" and chiming, trumpet-laden bliss of Ian Eccles-Smith's "The Slaughtering Eye", to the jaunty, mid-90s New York style bounce of Blimp's "Yellowgold" and the ultra-deep ambient techno pulse of Tetrphnm's "Track 11". Check, too, the enveloping dreaminess of Screensaver's drifting ambient closer, and the jazzy dancefloor depth of Inner Harmomy's "Da Lub Club".

in stock $21.76

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PEARSON SOUND

Rubble (12")

Pearson Sound

Cat: PEARS 3. Rel: 15 Nov 18

Rubble (5:42)
Earwig (5:16)
Our Spirits Soar (7:06)

Review: In the lead up to the release of David Kennedy's first Pearson Sound 2018, much attention was focused on "Earwig", a sparse, slow and spooked, TB-303-laden cut that the man himself described as his, "first and probably last acid track". While it provides an intriguing diversion, it's also allows the EP's other two cuts to really shine. "Our Spirits Soar" is a deliciously sub-heavy, breakbeat-powered affair rich in warm, loved-up chords, trippy effects and fizzing, intergalactic electronics. It's pretty tasty, though nowhere near as weighty, intense and percussively punchy as "Rubble", the demolition-themed dancefloor destroyer that opens the EP.

in stock $7.69

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ROUTE 8

303 Exercise (12")

This Is Our Time

Cat: TIOT 002. Rel: 31 Oct 18

Liquid Night (7:02)
It Keeps Flashing On Me (6:43)
Acid Talk (7:43)
Slowly (6:26)

Review: After a suitable warm-up, Route 8 flexes his muscles ready for a spot of wrist-abusing TB-303 "exercise". He works the vintage Roland machine hard on opener "Liquid Light", where undulating and psychedelic acid lines bubble away increasingly intensively atop a bustling, energy-packed groove. "It Keeps Flashing On Me" is an altogether funkier, loose-limbed affair blessed with looped scat vocals and chunky bass as well as the obligatory 303 abuse, while "Acid Talk" is the kind of head-mangling, retro-futurist jack-track that wouldn't sound out of place on Posthuman's I Love Acid label. Finally, "Slowly" is an altogether deeper affair, with the Hungarian's bubbling acid lines being offset by deep space chords and hushed percussion.

Played by: Baltra

in stock $10.60

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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 $9.01

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Adam BEYER/BART SKILS

Your Mind (1-sided coloured vinyl 12")

Drumcode Sweden

Cat: DC 191. Rel: 29 Aug 18

Your Mind (8:29)

Review: Some collaborative business from the mighty Drumcode camp, as boss man Adam Beyer joins forces with long-serving label artist Bart Skils for the very first time. There's just a single track (albeit pressed on to rather nifty looking marbled vinyl) to get your teeth into, but it's impactful. The duo has put a thunderous, mind-altering arpeggio bassline and heavy kick-drum/hi-hat pattern at the heart of the action, variously decorating it with long, drawn-out organ chords, creepy held synthesizer notes and - most potently - a beguiling vocal sample that neatly summarises the Drumcode clubbing ethos ("you... you're losing your mind"). In other words, it sounds like a future big room techno anthem.

Played by: Juno Recommends Techno

in stock $11.41

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SYMPATHY NERVOUS

Sympathy Nervous (reissue) (limited clear vinyl LP)

Minimal Wave US

Cat: MW 067. Rel: 06 Nov 18

A Worm (5:21)
Go On & Off (5:34)
Temprament (6:12)
Deaf Picture (3:18)
Automatic Type (4:48)
Quick Starttype (3:12)
Inverted Type (3:24)
Sympathetic Nerves (9:47)

Review: Minimal Wave present a reissue of Yoshifumi Niinuma's 1980 self-titled debut album, having already released his Automaticism and Plastic Love EP's previously. Produced in his Tokyo living room, Niinuma built his own synthesizers and speakers from scratch to create these 'intense proto-techno soundscapes.' A zeitgeist of early pioneering electronics, it runs the gamut from minimal synth ("A Worm"/"Automatic Type"), noisy industrial beats such as on "Temprament" or early electro sounds as heard on "Quick Starttype".

in stock $21.22

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AIRHEAD

Clatter (12")

1-800 Dinosaur

Cat: 1800 07. Rel: 08 Nov 18

Clatter (4:42)
Droplit (5:01)

Played by: Jerome Hill, In Flagranti

in stock $9.29

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TIGER STRIPES

Insanity EP (heavyweight vinyl 12")

Drumcode Sweden

Cat: DC 196. Rel: 07 Nov 18

Baby (6:12)
Too Deep (To Bear) (7:14)
Insane (7:11)
Dying Planet (6:28)

in stock $10.08

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SECRETSUNDAZE

Cyber EP (12")

Mule Musiq Japan

Cat: MULEMUSIQ 230. Rel: 12 Nov 18

Cyber (House Pass) (7:26)
Cyber (Cosmic Slide) (7:13)
Cyberc (Ambient Sax mix) (7:28)

Review: Gilles Smith and James Priestley seem to be devoting far more of their time to music production. This excellent outing on Mule Musiq is their second single of 2018 following a solid debut on Phonica Records earlier in the year. In its' A-side "House Pass" form, "Cyber" is a deliciously saucer-eyed and loved-up affair where dizzyingly positive synthesizer motifs wrap themselves around a chunky bassline and bouncy, No Smoke style drums. Over on side B, Smith and Priestley offer up two alternative interpretations: the trippy, techno-tinged early morning psychedelic hypnotism of the "Cosmic Slide" version, and the beat-less bliss of the "Ambient Sax Version", which further explores the track's Italian dream house influences.

Played by: Secretsundaze

in stock $11.14

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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 $10.60

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SPECTRAL EMPIRE

Iron Muscle (heavyweight vinyl 12")

Malka Tuti

Cat: MALKATUTI 0020. Rel: 12 Nov 18

Iron Muscle (7:37)
See The Invisible (8:46)
Metal Hawk (Die Wilde Jagd remix) (5:56)
AM (5:54)

in stock $16.97

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ENTIRE/NEKYIA/FOREST DRIVE WEST/DB1

Two Spirits EP (heavyweight vinyl 12")

UVB-76 Music

Cat: UVB76 011. Rel: 06 Nov 18

Entire - "Two Spirits" (6:30)
Nekyia - "Dream Within A Dream" (7:19)
Forest Drive West - "Inverse" (7:17)
DB1 - "Duppy Pulse" (6:11)

Review: Ruffhouse & Gremlinz' UVB-76 comes correct with their first V/A EP "Two Spirits" where four artists make their label debut. Newcomer Entire bangs the gong to mark their arrival; big echoes and eerie textures over a tension riddim, it's the perfect opener. Nekyia (previously of Neurosplit) follows with a grave stepper where heavy pressure pads push down on the beats that tap out hypnotically. Elsewhere the currently unstoppable Forest Drive West cooks up "Inverse", a sinewy shiny stepper that cuts like a coiled spring and gradually develops into something of a breaks frenzy, while DB1 closes with the fittingly titled "Duppy Pulse" where the whole idea of tempo is subverted to create an incendiary transition piece from 110 to 170. Don't say UVB-76 don't spoil you.

in stock $11.14

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MUTANT BEAT DANCE

Mutant Beat Dance (2xCD)

Rush Hour Holland

Cat: RHM 027CD. Rel: 08 Nov 18

Creep In The Crowd
Hate Has No Home
Curtail Corporation
Transmitter/Transistor
From Another Source
Funk Groove (skit)
Revival 80s
On A Different Note
Midi
Crete (feat Marianna)
Toy Story
Last Illusion
Synthesized Antics Of Evolution
Checklist
Piano Monologue (skit)
Feed The Enemy (feat Tyler Pope & Pat Mahoney)
Scandalous Vanity
Geometrical Disease (feat Black Meteoric Star)
Uncanny Ignorance
The Fear Of Future & Eupho0ria
The Human Factor (feat Naughty Wood)
Affliction
No Ambition
Lost Stars
Hero

Review: This epic debut album from Steve Summers, Beau Wanzer and Melvin Oliphant's Mutant Beat Dance project has been a long time in the making. In fact, they started working on the music - and accompanying booklet of photgraphs - three years ago. Like their previous work, it's a conscious effort to update the anything-goes spirit of Chicago's legendary Music Box club in the early 1980s, where resident DJ Ron Hardy regularly blurred the boundaries between post punk, dub disco, industrial, minimal wave, EBM and proto-house. Over the course of 25 tracks, the trio provides their own interpretation of this analogue-rich, machine driven fusion, effortlessly flitting between a range of mind-altering dancefloor jams, freaky soundscapes, heady musical interludes and muscular, flash-fried workouts.

in stock $21.22

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SETAOC MASS

Surface For Air EP (12")

Soma

Cat: SOMA 536. Rel: 09 Nov 18

Forgotten Words (5:44)
To Not Exist (6:49)
Pace (5:29)
Until (6:22)

in stock $9.02

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ANNA/WEHBBA/LUCA AGNELLI

A Sides Vol 7 Part 1 (heavyweight vinyl 12")

Drumcode Sweden

Cat: DC 195 1. Rel: 07 Nov 18

Anna - "Portable Paradise" (6:12)
Wehbba - "Just" (5:26)
Luca Agnelli - "Shipment" (6:18)

in stock $10.08

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Craig RICHARDS/TERRY FRANCIS/KEITH REILLY/VARIOUS

Fabric 100 (mixed 3xCD)

Fabric

Cat: FABRIC 199. Rel: 26 Oct 18

Monolake - "Nmos" (CD1: mixed By Craig Richards)
Alphacom - "Journal Square"
Solar X Brother Nebula - "SIS" (Savile's Jeteset radio remix)
Setaoc Mass - "Flying Buttress"
D Ball - "Transition"
Larry McCormick - "Ride Low"
Simulant - "New Machines"
The Woodleigh Research Facility - "The Question Oak"
Rutherford - "Pseudo Judo"
Reedale Rise - "Lucid Flow"
Craig Richards - "My Friend Is Losing His Mind"
Fred Und Luna - "Monotonikum"
Nancy Noise - "Azizi's Dance" (Andrew Weatherall remix 1)
Reade Truth - "Where Has Love Gone"
Simon Haydo - "Obey?"
DMX Krew - "Bush Baby Bug Eyes"
Detromental - "Rewind"
Mike Ash - "The Fizz"
Vectorvision vs Convextion - "Zy Clone"
Orgue Electronique - "Suck Seed"
Patrick Di Stefano & Luca Doobie - "Get Through" (CD2: mixed By Terry Francis - Inxec remix)
Jamie Fairley - "Round 'N' Round"
Jose Vizcaino - "Vicious Vision"
Joeski - "Cross Over" (feat Jesante)
Audiojack - "Turya"
Gel Abril - "Carpet Sneak"
Mauri Fly - "Red Tribal" (Silvano Del Gado remix)
Blue Wig - "No Ignorance" (part 1)
Pure Science - "The Way We Use To"
Argy - "Love Dose"
Kevin Yost - "Dancer Dancer"
Andre Salmon - "Where Is The Salmon"
Francesco Robustelli - "After Midnight"
Jaded & James Petrou - "Toni's Pain" (Inxec's Morphine Mashup)
Terry Francis - "Wipeout"
Tiefschwarz - "Oberton"
Terry Francis - "Emotional Blackmail"
Funtopia - "Do You Wanna Know" (feat Jimi Polo - club mix)
Creep Show - "Safe & Sound"
Vondelpark - "California Analog Dream" (CD3: mixed By Keith Reilly - Robag's Moppa Habax NB)
Alex Attias Presents Mustang - "Finding Who We Are" (feat Colonel Red - Quarion dub)
Siopis - "Really Love Ya"
Taube - "Belle La Vie"
Low Deep T - "Casablanca"
Eddie Richards & Gideon Jackson - "Biscuit Barrel Blues"
Eddie Richards - "Droids"
Rancido - "Devil's Den"
Hanna Hais - "Mwala Wei'ka" (feat Sandra Nankoma)
Hyenah - "Tale Of The Dirt" (feat Aquarius Heaven - Rampa remix)
Kollektiv Turmstrasse - "Ordinary" (Mick Rubins Deep)

Review: As the saying goes, "all things must pass". Before laying their acclaimed mix series to rest, 17 years after its inauguration, Fabric has one more installment for us to enjoy: a celebratory, three-disc set from the three men most associated with the legendary London club since its earliest days. Fittingly, disc one is handled by Craig Richards, the long serving Saturday night resident who also mixed the very first volume in the series way back in 2001. While his disc is largely electro-focused, fellow resident Terry Francis mixes it up a little more, joining the dots between tech-house, ballsy techno and more left-of-centre selections. As for Reilly's disc, it's little less than a celebratory, teary-eyed romp through deep and soulful house. So long, and thanks for all the bliss.

in stock $12.47

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MORAH

The Vessels Of The Blood (140 gram vinyl 12")

Return To Disorder

Cat: RTTD 012. Rel: 15 Oct 18

I Saw, Strained Her Eyes Peering Into The Gloom
Dance When Lights Off
Against Your Beloved
One Shade The Less, One Ray The More

Review: Helena Hauff's Return To Disorder label plunges once more into the grimy underworld of electro and wave music, this time guided by dungeon dweller Morah who debuted on the label in 2015 and has since gone on to great things via Lux Rec, Berceuse Heroique, brokntoys and more. "I Saw, Strained Her Eyes Peering Into The Gloom" is a bittersweet dance with distortion as disheveled as it is catchy, while "Dance When Lights Off" pushes even further into the red with scintillating results. "Against Your Beloved" sounds positively shimmering by comparison, even if on its own it's still a truly dirty slice of jacked up electro. "One Shade The Less, One Ray The More" is a strong closing bout that draws from a similar sound bank and applies it to a more techno-minded structure.

Played by: Jerome Hill, Juno Recommends Techno, Ali Renault

in stock $8.48

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BABE ROOTS/ANOTHER CHANNEL

Takeover EP (12")

Echocord Denmark

Cat: ECHOCORD 080. Rel: 12 Nov 18

Babe Roots - "Takeover" (feat Another Channel & E Pertoldi - intro) (1:21)
Babe Roots - "Can't See" (feat Another Channel) (5:21)
Another Channel - "Money Run Things" (feat Babe Roots) (5:11)
Babe Roots - "Get You Down" (feat Another Channel) (4:53)

in stock $14.06

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ROSS FROM FRIENDS/DAVE AJU/DUPLEX

Panorama Bar 07 Part II (12" + insert)

Ostgut Ton Germany

Cat: OTON 118. Rel: 06 Nov 18

Ross From Friends - "High Energy" (5:47)
Dave Aju - "Wayahed" (6:10)
Duplex - "Isolator" (6:06)

Review: While the release of nd_baumecker's "Panoramabar 07" mix may have been delayed indefinitely due to "licensing issues", this second vinyl sampler has happily made it past the lawyers. Like its predecessor, it contains a trio of previously unreleased tracks. Ross From Friends kicks things off with "High Energy", a surprisingly cheery and sun-kissed blend of bouncy deep house drums, lilting pedal steel guitar motifs and drowsy, "Twin Peaks" style chords. Sometime Circus Company regular Dave Aju impresses via the cut-up vocal samples, melodious sub-bass, and broken house rhythms of "Wayahed", while Duplex steals on the show on side B with the intertwined synthesizer melodies, rush-inducing positivity and shuffling lo-fi deep house beats of "Isolator".

in stock $11.14

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Bruno PRONSATO

The Girls Thing (12")

Perlon Germany

Cat: PERLON 118. Rel: 24 Oct 18

Sea Of Hands (6:34)
Outro (3:07)
The Girls Thing (8:29)

Review: Over the course of his 15-year career, Bruno Pronsato has proved adept at combining otherworldly, minimalist rhythms with looser, more organic musical elements. He's at it again here on this Perlon outing, proving that sparse minimal techno can still feel warm and human. This is particularly evident on opener "Sea of Hands", where Pronsato's evocative, soft-touch vocal rise above chiming synthesizer notes and an off-kilter, snare-heavy beat. There's an even more organic feel to "Outro", where warm bass guitar notes and synthesized steel drum sounds come accompanied by little more than claps and cymbals. The most dancefloor-focused cut of the lot is B-side "The Girls Thing", a typically deep, sparse and bass-heavy minimal techno roller blessed with intricate percussion programming and Villalobos levels of wonkiness.

in stock $10.08

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BRUCE

Sonder Somatic (heavyweight vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)

Hessle Audio

Cat: HESLP 004. Rel: 08 Nov 18

Elo (6:24)
Meek (6:39)
Cacao (4:30)
Ore (4:25)
Baychimo (6:07)
What (5:42)
Patience St Pim (3:22)
Torn (3:53)
Aeon (5:48)
Serotonin Levels Low (4:42)
It'll Pass (4:47)

Review: Throughout his four year recording career, Larry "Bruce" McCarthy has managed to carve out a sonic space all of his own - one that mangles dystopian analogue techno, post-dubstep grooves, Young Echo style soundscapes, trippy electro and dub-wise sounds into thrilling new audio shapes. This unique musical mixture is the key to the success of debut album "Sonder Somatic", which cannily emphasizes the intoxicating, otherworldly side of McCarthy's output. Although there are a few dancefloor-focussed workouts on show - see the deep creep of "Baychimo", percussively punchy "What" and rugged "Cacao" - the majority of the album is more atmospheric and unusual, with clear nods towards fellow Bristol residents Young Echo, vintage IDM and the dub-fired electronica of Jay Glass Dubs.

Played by: Baltra

in stock $20.43

32

PHILLIPI & RODRIGO

Paciencia (12")

Deewee Belgium

Cat: DEEWEE 033. Rel: 08 Nov 18

Paciencia (5:13)
Paciencia (Deeweedub) (6:38)

Played by: Jacques Renault

in stock $10.35

33

SLEEP D/ROZA TERENZI

Shark Tempo (12")

Butter Sessions

Cat: BSR 020. Rel: 08 Nov 18

Sleep D - "Shark Tempo" (6:01)
Roza Terenzi - "Paranoia On Tap" (6:51)

Review: Butter Sessions isn't messing around. The imprint's latest 12" goes straight for the jugular, in the process serving up two mind-altering chunks of club-ready techno tackle. Label boss Sleep D handles the A-side himself, serving up a gargantuan chunk of peak-time sleaze rich in druggy synthesizer arpeggio bass, relentless machine drums and creepy, horror-inspired electronics. On the flipside, fellow Melbourne producer Katie Campbell makes her label bow under her now familiar Roza Terenzi guise. Campbell's "Paranoia On Tap" is percussively twisted in the best possible way (think analogue techno meets IDM meets UK steppas), with tropical textures and outer-space electronics clustering around a restless analogue bassline.

Played by: Fede Lng

in stock $8.76

34

Damon WILD

Comet Finder EP (Part 2) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Synewave US

Cat: SW 123.5. Rel: 05 Nov 18

Death Dive
Black Lake
Moonraker
Radars

Review: The second installment of Damon Wild's Comet Finder series takes off from Synewave with another four perspectives on cosmically-inclined techno from the long serving US producer. "Death Dive" is an appropriate title for the edgy opening track, which keeps the rhythm section submerged and lets the bleeps do the talking. "Black Lake" heads into more experimental territory, using a crooked groove as a vessel for all kinds of wobbling frequencies picked up like errant microwaves fired across the solar system. "Moonraker" maintains the ominous atmosphere while plunging into a dense, rippling bed of blips and synth wriggles, and then "Radars" rounds the set off with a linear trip through space dust of the highest order.

Played by: Ben Sims, Nihad Tule

in stock $8.48

35

Damon WILD

Comet Finder EP (Part1) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Synewave US

Cat: SW 123. Rel: 05 Nov 18

Comet Finder
Shadows
Other Places
Comet Finder (Muted mix)

Review: After dropping the Cosmic Path album on Infrastructure last year, US techno veteran Damon Wild returns to Synewave with some further ruminations on the relationship between space and electronics. There's a plethora of starry-eyed sounds to latch onto on "Comet Finder," which launches with a shuddering rhythmic chassis and a galaxy of intertwining synth tones. "Shadows" takes things in a deeper, eerier direction, while "Other Places" drops back even further into a minimalist shaker laden with heavily reverbed acid blips. The "Muted Mix" of "Comet Finder" is an icy, beatless flip of the lead track perfect for sending an interstellar chill out of the speakers.

Played by: Nihad Tule

in stock $8.48

36

VARIOUS

Libertine 10 (3xLP)

Libertine

Cat: LIB 10. Rel: 09 Nov 18

Spesimen - "Inquisitor's Folly" (7:24)
Rez O - "Memoria" (6:44)
Gosub - "Lemon City" (14:58)
Louh - "Escape From Heaven" (7:01)
Sbri - "Balanced Mind" (5:04)
Corp - "Night Creatures" (5:41)
Les Points - "Projektgeilst" (6:06)
DJ DiF - "Out Of Step" (5:39)
Spacetravel - "Ologramma" (5:24)
Paul Birken - "T-Phase" (6:59)
Phil Merrall - "The Planet Bong" (7:21)

Played by: Jane Fitz (Invisible Menders)

in stock $33.70

37

ANSOME/UMWELT

Rave Or Die 11 (coloured vinyl 10")

Rave Or Die France

Cat: ROD 11. Rel: 09 Nov 18

Ansome - "Vakuum" (5:09)
Umwelt - "Affres" (5:09)

Review: For the latest single on Umwelt's essential Rave or Die label, the Lyon-based producer finds himself sharing vinyl space with Perc Trax regular Ansome. The South London producer handles side A, assaulting the senses via distorted breakbeats, chilling, held-note horror strings and gory electronic riffs on the industrial techno insanity of "Vakuum". Umwelt's track, "Affres", explores similar sonic territory, though his use of macabre audio loops, redlined electronics and rapid-fire, ray gun drumbeats gives the track a much more rolling and hypnotic feel. Both cuts are wild-eyed and aggressive in tone, even if they are every bit as sci-fi as classic Detroit cuts.

Played by: Jerome Hill

in stock $10.08

38

OVERLOOK

Public Image (heavyweight vinyl 12")

UVB-76 Music

Cat: UVB 76012. Rel: 06 Nov 18

Deja Vu (4:22)
There Was Truth & There Was Untruth (6:05)
The Totem That Guides Us (6:56)
Public Image (7:31)

Review: Currently flipping between Osiris and UVB-76, Overlook continues his stark, dark vein of form this year with another immersive four track excursion. Gradually building in momentum and pressure we're taken from the largely beatless warping scapes of "Deja Vu" to the noxious notes, tribal textures and metallic sirens of the EP title track "Public Image". In between we have the cathedral echoes and percussive drama of "There Was Truth & There Was Untruth" and the intense technoid break "The Totem That Guides Us". Each one easing us into the next, it's yet another singular trip from one of bass music's most consistent and innovative artists.

in stock $11.14

39

GHOST IN THE MACHINE

Sausage Of Unity EP (blue vinyl 12" + MP3 download code)

Genosha Basic Holland

Cat: GBASIC 005. Rel: 09 Nov 18

Fear Jerker (7:39)
Ball Collapse (5:42)
Flaming Starfish (6:26)
Fahrradklingel (7:18)

in stock $9.02

40

ZAZOU BIKAYE

Na Kenda (12")

Ensemble

Cat: ENS 008. Rel: 19 Oct 18

Na Kenda (Afro Acid mix) (5:38)
Na Kenda (techno dub) (4:21)
Guilty (5:30)
Ba Wela (5:51)

Played by: Jacques Renault, Juno Recommends Techno

in stock $8.76

41

KHIDJA/MIHAI BALABAS

Khidja Si Balabas (LP)

Malka Tuti

Cat: MALKATUTI 0021. Rel: 12 Nov 18

Chloe (7:58)
Apa Grea (9:32)
Mos Ene (12:06)
Komagome (5:59)

in stock $16.45

42

Evigt MORKER

Helmet Of Bones (12" 再プレス)

Semantica Spain

Cat: SEM 081. Rel: 08 Nov 18

Magdalene Spell (7:14)
Nada Reincarnation (5:26)
Helmet Of Bones (6:50)
Unity & Rose (7:55)

Played by: Brian James, Ground Loop, Deep'a & Biri, Thread London

in stock $9.54

43

CLAUDIO PRC

Volumi Dinamici Extended (12")

Semantica Spain

Cat: SEM 087X. Rel: 08 Nov 18

Nitido (Aleski Perala remix) (6:29)
Segmento (Svreca/Blazej Malinowski remix) (7:05)
Riflesso (with Dino Sabatini) (11:05)

in stock $9.29

44

The ADVENT

Dorian Blue (140 gram vinyl 12")

Thema Recordings

Cat: THEMA 049. Rel: 08 Oct 18

Kombination 100
Dorian Blue
In Time (The Brooklyn edit)
Rhythm (Is Life edit)

Review: Cisco Ferreira continues to fly the flag for rugged hardware powered techno with personality, well over 20 years since he first emerged. The Advent is rightly hailed as a mark of assured quality for good reason, and Thema make a smart move in signing up this fresh grip of tracks from the veteran producer. "Kombination 100" is a lurid, slightly unhinged acid workout from the outer limits, while "Dorian Blue" sets a more moody, aquatic tone with a dash of electro thrown in for good measure. "In Time" brings things up in tempo and attitude, sporting some surging 909 drums guaranteed to get bodies striding with purpose, and then "Rhythm" spins out into trippy electro territory for the heads-down travelers to get spiritually expanded to.

in stock $9.01

45

Eliott LITROWSKI

Schmock Machine EP (12")

Moustache Holland

Cat: MST 037. Rel: 08 Nov 18

Schmock Machine (5:40)
Arpeggiophobia (5:05)
He Sometimes Goes Out At Night (7:20)
Patrique's World (5:11)

in stock $10.60

46

ECTOMORPH

Stalker (2xLP)

Interdimensional Transmissions US

Cat: IT 42. Rel: 02 Nov 18

Beyond The Six Realms (2:37)
Filthy Demands (6:10)
Agate (4:08)
Crawl Of The Cthulhu (8:30)
Mysteries (Of The) (6:01)
Stalker (6:15)
The Alarm (6:16)
Psychic Downfall (8:10)
In Dreams (6:38)

Review: Ectomorph occupy a unique and strange place within Detroit Techno history. Founded in 1994 as an inspired reaction to DBX, Basic Channel, Rob Hood, Sahko, and Drexciya, they released their first 12" singles in 1995 as an attempt to make Detroit music for Detroit itself, rather than exclusively for export. The mystique of their early singles led to mythic status and a strong underground cult following, which they have continued to develop through releases on their own Interdimensional Transmissions label. Their live shows are legendary for their ability to fluidly incorporate improvisational techniques into synthesized music (and for the sheer amount of hardware that they bring to the stage). The Ectomorph show is all analog, no computers or samplers or even drum machines: all sounds come from the modulars and the mountains of Moogs. Ectomorph (now officially comprised of BMG & Erika) reconvened in 2016 to write new music, which led to a series of live shows where the new material was tested via performance and allowed to evolve in form. To capture the energy of these performances, the new material was recorded in the studio totally live, multitracked for further engineering, but with no editing whatsoever. This music, to borrow a phrase from Derrick May, is what it is. The entire album was recorded live in one or two takes in the Interdimensional Laboratories in Detroit. This is the sound of the idea that is Ectomorph, presented in its natural and organic format, live and improvisational.

Played by: Alexis Le-Tan

in stock $27.06

47

BIG STRICK/TONY COATES/DON Q/OMAR S

Detroit Heat (CD)

7 Days Entertainment US

Cat: 1000. Rel: 03 Jun 11

Intro
State Of Emergency
Maybe 1 Day (feat Tony Coates)
Child's Play (Lil Strick mix)
Fear No Fear (feat Don Q)
A Soldier's Story
War Dance
Under Tone
Bar Room Brawl
What Up Doe (Omar S remix)
Yllabian Dogfight
100% Hustler
Buckle Up
Final Hour

Played by: Patrice Scott, Juno Recommends CD Albums, Jamie Behan, BICEP

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in stock $1.05

48

BRAME & HAMO

Celebrity Impersonator EP (12")

Brame & Hamo Germany

Cat: B&H 004. Rel: 31 Oct 18

Midnight Express (7:03)
Celebrity Impersonator (8:37)
Request Rhythm (7:15)

Review: The Splendor & Squalour boys aka Brame & Hamo are back, to deliver more of the trademark blend of house and disco on their eponymous imprint's fourth release. The Celebrity Impersonator EP features four dynamic cuts by the pairing of Conor Hamilton & Tiarnan McMorrow, such as the shimmering boogie-down antics of ''Midnight Express'', the raved-up tunnel vision of the tile track, and saving the best for last with the melodic power bliss of "Request Rhythm".

in stock $10.08

49

S AUDIO

Red Earth (12")

S Audio Spain

Cat: SA 03. Rel: 29 Oct 18

Red Earth (5:55)
Interdimensional Path (8:06)
Vision (6:10)
Mind Power (5:37)

Review: Third release from Italian duo based in Barcelona. S-Audio is the result of a long standing collaboration between the two DJs and producers Sbri (Libertine) and Audio-In. They currently share most of their time by co-working in their studio, moved by the common passion for house, acid, techno, electro, breaks and experimental. From the funky first wave Detroit vibe of the title track, the slow burning acid trip of "Interdimensional Path" to the hypnotic bleep action of "Mind Power" which is reminiscent of early Sheffield and Yorkshire vibes: these couple of retroverts have got you sorted.

in stock $12.47

50

OBSCURE SHAPE/SHDW

Der Sturm (yellow marbled vinyl 12")

Rekids

Cat: REKIDS 128. Rel: 29 Oct 18

Der Sturm (6:33)
Zeit Des Erwachens (6:10)
Tranen Der Sonne (5:39)

Played by: S-File

in stock $9.29

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