JASPER WOLFF 黑胶唱片和CD

Review: Though we cannot dance, the aeX label insists they must continue supporting artists by releasing their music, and continue to explore the outer edges of the dance floor while they do so. This time out the team has called upon beats from nine different producers, making this their broadest comp yet. Warsaw-based duo Private Press are veterans of the label having done solo EPs here before and they kick off with the raucous and bouncy cosmic techno pumper 'Beardman Driven'. It sets a fine tone for a collection of always interesting techno that goes from deep to peak and back again.

Review: To celebrate the fifteenth release of the AEX series the Amsterdam label presents a special collaboration with Delsin Records. On aeX's a-side, three familiar faces Taupe, Emeline (also known as the Parisian artist Molly) and label curator Jasper Wolff bring their warm, acidic, bass-heavy grooves in typical fashion. The b-side comes from Delsin who introduces three new artists to the team.

Review: 200 copies only! Very strong 5 track dub & Detroit influenced techno compilation.

Review: The eagle-eyed amongst you may notice that the four cuts showcased here made up the first 12" of Indigo Aera's recent Lost Archives Special box-set. Like most of the rest of that expansive package, these tracks are exclusive and previously unreleased. The quality threshold is undeniably high: check, for example, the glistening, beat-less ambient positivity of Yamaoka's "Dragon Robe", and the glacial melodiousness of Skudge's rolling techno shuffler, "November". Those looking for a darker, slightly more intense take on techno should head for Museum's throbbing "RA", while label co-founder Jasper Wolff's "Float" is a study in classic, dub-influenced techno hypnotism.