Juno Records > Electro

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MAELSTROM

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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VARIOUS

From The Dark Vol 3 (2xLP)

Cultivated Electronics

Cat: CE 028. Rel: 17 Jan 19

Morphology - "Sentinel" (5:19)
Alpha606 - "Zombie King" (5:00)
Silicon Scally - "Hive Mind" (6:31)
Sync 24 x Joonam Prada - "Prada Thunder Cuns" (5:07)
Calderin - "Sudor" (6:12)
SC-164 - "Telegraph" (6:46)
Nomadic - "Phonologic" (5:27)
Animistic Beliefs - "Otherworld Biology" (4:14)

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ELECKTROIDS

Elektroworld (2xLP + MP3 download code 再出版)

Clone Classic Cuts Holland

Cat: CCC 035LP. Rel: 17 Jan 19

Future Tone (5:52)
Perpetual Motion (6:27)
Japanese Elecktronics (6:14)
Check Mate (4:51)
Mystery World (5:04)
Silicon Valley (4:14)
Midnight Drive (5:51)
Thermo Science (6:45)
Stun Gun (5:36)
Floatation (5:51)
Time Tunnel (4:01)

Review: Since its initial release on Warp Records in 1995, the Elecktroids sole album has become one of the most sought-after electro sets around, with original vinyl copies changing hands for vast sums online. This is with good reason, of course: not only is "Elektroworld" a brilliant album, but also the (un-credited) work of the late, great Drexciya member James Stimson. The set itself is a tribute to Kraftwerk, with Stimson and his mysterious associates delivering ear-catching blends of punchy, "Computerworld" style electro beats, funky basslines, spacey sounds, ear-catching melodies and, on some of the eleven tracks, vocals. It's much more "pop" than your average Drexciya-related project - in terms of its' richness, warmth and accessibility, at least - but still weighty enough to sound suitably heavy on club soundsystems.

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214

Exit 32 (12" 再出版)

Klakson Holland

Cat: KLAKSON 029. Rel: 17 Jan 19

Soapdish (5:16)
Synthesizers Made Of Paper (6:19)
Snow Banks (6:09)
Pattern Rotate (5:43)

Review: Fresh from an inspired outing on 20:20 Vision, Chris Roman once again dons the 214 mask for a four-track missive of Steffi's resurgent Klakson imprint. Fittingly, opener "Soapdish" - a proper peak-time Rotterdam electro workout - utilizes synths sounds and ragged riffs that invoke memories of Dexter's Klakson classic "Intruder", while "Synthesizers Made of Paper" brilliantly wraps spacey, life-affirming electronics motifs around a suitably crunchy machine beat. Over on side B, "Snow Banks" is a mildly foreboding, surprisingly melancholic chunk of deep electro brilliance and closer "Pattern Rotate" buries chiming lead lines below a deluge of twisted acid lines and distorted, funk-fuelled electro drums. Simply essential.

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DAS MUSTER/IXRQ/EARGOGGLE/OBERGMAN/SUICIDERS

STILLEBEN 052 (12")

Stilleben Sweden

Cat: STILLEBEN 052. Rel: 17 Jan 19

Das Muster - "Sinnestauschung" (3:10)
IXRQ - "Robotic Nature" (5:57)
Eargoggle & Obergman - "Macho Macho" (6:31)
Suiciders - "Trainwreck" (6:09)

Review: Stilleben's latest EP is a no-holds-barred, all-action affair that gathers together previously unheard cuts from a quintet of label associates. Boss man Luke Eargoggle is naturally involved, with his hook-up with Swedish veteran Ola Bergman - the angular analogue bass, Italo-disco influenced grooves and shimmering chords of "Macho Macho" - being amongst the EP's many highlights. You'll find more razor-sharp, mind-altering robo-bass propelling Das Muster's brilliant opener "Sinnestauschung" towards the electro stratosphere, while IXRQ's "Robotic Nature" brilliantly combines ghostly, crystalline synthesizer melodies with a suitably dirty, club-ready electro groove. The most intense and sweaty cut of the lot, though, is Suicider's suitably dystopian and psychedelic closing cut "Trainwreck".

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LOW TAPE

Road Valley (heavyweight vinyl 12")

X-Kalay

Cat: XK 015. Rel: 17 Jan 19

Road Valley (5:13)
Red Lights In Ma Eyes (5:44)
Acid Television (4:46)
Technovia (4:41)
Why Is Life So Strange (5:25)

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JENSEN INTERCEPTOR

Activated EP (12")

Between Places Holland

Cat: BP 005. Rel: 20 Dec 18

Activated (5:24)
Contact (5:08)
Dirrekt Lift (feat Das Muster) (5:00)
Inverse Light (4:05)
Last Night (4:39)

Review: The re-emergence of electro in the last couple of years has been great to see. Sydney-based machine obsessive Jensen Interceptor has undoubtedly been one of the producers leading the charge, and certainly the most prolific. There's much to enjoy on the Australian's latest EP - his first for Between Places - including a suitably Drexciya influenced collaboration with fast-rising German producer Das Muster. That cut, "Dirrekt Lift", is reflective of the EP's more floor-friendly offerings (see also "Activated" and "Contact"), featuring as it does punchy, all-action beats, fizzing electronics and ear-catching synthesizer melodies. Also worth checking is the darker, slower, Italo-disco influenced pulse of "Inverse Light" and the Kraftwerk-meets-Aux88 flex of closing cut "Last Night".

Played by: Jorge Caiado / Conversion

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CESTRIAN

Gradients (12")

Mechatronica Music Germany

Cat: MTRON 010. Rel: 18 Jan 19

Gradients (4:30)
Rake & Pikel (6:41)
Cat Strain (3:34)
Speak & Spell (4:34)
Everything (1:11)
The Weir (5:23)

Review: Earlier in the year, Ali Renault rebooted his Cestrian alias after a five-year hiatus via a suitably throbbing EP on E-Beamz. Here he goes one step further, pitching up on Mechatronica with a six-track mini-album of atmospheric, otherworldly treats. Highlights come thick and fast throughout, from the sludgy, hypnotic electro drums, foreboding chords and glacial electronic melodies of opener "Gradients", to the Drexciya style peak-time punch of "The Weir", via the wild acid bass, distorted beat-box drums and mind-altering computer electronics of "Cat Strain". Also worth checking is the druggy, industrial-tinged, pitched-down weirdness of "Everything" and the cheeky, Kraftwerk-sampling bustle of "Speak and Spell".

Played by: Ali Renault, Jensen Interceptor

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DJ DI'JITAL

ElectroHop1 (12")

Trust Austria

Cat: TRUST 034. Rel: 17 Jan 19

ElectroHop1 (4:18)
Jit To This (2:15)
Input Main (3:55)
Gamma Radiation (4:16)
808 Kits (2:41)
Entity (The Getdown) (5:03)

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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.

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ARCTOR

Soulless (12")

Tremors

Cat: TGR 002. Rel: 16 Jan 19

Soulless (6:26)
Kuleshov Effect (5:56)
Odyssey (11:37)

Review: Tom Livingston doesn't release all that much as Arctor, but what he does put out tends to be rather hot. That's certainly the case with this EP for Tremors, which is his first solo 12" for two years. He begins with the pulsating title track, a body-popping blend of thrusting, arpeggio style bass, fizzing electronics, punchy machine drums and robotic vocoder vocals, before showcasing the spacey, deeper side of his dancefloor-friendly tracks on the superb "Kuleshov Effect". Arguably best of all, though, is epic B-side "Odyssey", a non-stop, 12-minute voyage through electro-techno fusion full of glassy-eyed female vocals samples, acidic riffs and starry synthesizers.

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VARIOUS

System Updates (LP)

Data Disk

Cat: DDV 20. Rel: 17 Jan 19

2.1.1 The Sentinel (2:11)
2.1.2 The Sentinel (2:12)
2.1.3 Drox (2:03)
2.1.4 Sol37 (2:08)
2.2.1 Drox (2:04)
2.2.2 Sol37 (1:58)
2.2.3 The Sentinel (2:20)
2.2.4 The Sentinel (2:14)
2.2.5 Sol37 (1:38)

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VOIRON

Air Voiron (12")

Nocta Numerica

Cat: NN 012. Rel: 07 Jan 19

K Mvoiron (5:21)
Air Voiron (4:01)
League Of Voiron (5:18)
Voirongate (3:43)

Review: This tasty four-tracker is worth celebrating on a number of levels, not least the return to action of rising star Voiron. The Parisian producer has been frustratingly quiet since releasing a new edition of his popular 2016 EP "Voironzinor" on Craigie Knowes last March. Happily, "Air Voiron" is every bit as good as we'd hoped it would be. Check first the bustling bursts of breakbeats, droning analogue bass and lilting electronic melodies of "K Mvoiron", before turning your attention to the psychedelic acid lines, pitched-up vocal samples, restless drum builds and fizzing riffs of "League of Voiron". Elsewhere, "Air Voiron" sees our hero wrap IDM style melodies and bubbly electronics around a mid-tempo, house style beat, while "Voirongate" is a cheery, piano-laden jog through blissful, saucer-eyed early '90s electronica pastures.

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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.

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BINARY DIGIT

38490 Electronics (12" 再出版)

Dream Ticket Portugal

Cat: DT 001. Rel: 17 Dec 18

Electrozwerg Beat C (4:01)
Now You Know My Name (4:51)
Electrozwerg Beat B (3:43)
Tape Brunch (4:49)

Played by: Nihad Tule, Jorge Caiado / Conversion

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JENSEN INTERCEPTOR/ASSEMBLER CODE

Kinematics (12")

Central Processing Unit

Cat: CPU 01000011. Rel: 13 Dec 18

Abstract Model (6:09)
Kinematics (6:02)
Extraction (6:23)
VR Escort (5:22)

Review: Given that Jensen Interceptor is a Central Processing Unit regular, it's little surprise to see him return to the Sheffield label with Assembler Code in tow. The two are regular studio buddies and have previously released collaborative EPs on Boysnoize, Cultivated Electronics, Private Persons and Mechatronica. This time round they're in full-on dancefloor electro mode, gleefully sprinting between dark, angular and angry fare (punishing but brilliant opener "Abstract Model"), rush-inducing peak-time anthems (the glassy-eyed, fuzz bass-driven bliss of "Kinematics"), Drexciya style workouts ("Extraction"), and buzzing, late night contortions ("VR Escort"). In other words, it's another killer collection of cuts that should be on every electro head's shopping list.

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LINKWOOD

Fresh Gildans (12" in screen-printed sleeve)

Firecracker Recordings

Cat: FIREC 026. Rel: 12 Sep 18

Fresh Gildans (5:44)
Solar Panel (3:41)
Another Late Night (5:03)

Review: Next up with his take on the electro sound is Firecracker Recordings co-head Linkwood, who looks to Motor City greats like Drexciya and Japanese Telecom on the aquatic future-funk of "Fresh Gildans" which is quite majestic in all its soulful and bass driven feel. On the flip are two deeper and more introspective cuts, with the immersive "Solar Panel" going for a hypnotic ambient house vibe, or the sublime deep techno journey "Another Late Night" taking its cues respectfully from Detroit like on the previous side. Another great EP by this stalwart of the Scottish scene, which the label best describe themselves as designed for the dancefloor, the sofa and all points in between.

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LFT

It's Alive! (140 gram vinyl 12")

Return To Disorder

Cat: RTTD 013. Rel: 21 Jan 19

It's Alive!
Visitors
Bankrupt Brain
Jorogumo

Review: "
New-ish Hamburg talent alert! After releasing a fantastic track on the second RTTD comp it would have been rather remiss of us not to share more of L.F.T.'s idiosyncratic synth-pop-electro-dirge with you. Cracking Stuff!"

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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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SEVERED HEADS

Dead Eyes Opened (12" 再出版)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 070. Rel: 12 Dec 18

Dead Eyes Opened (6:30)
Bullet (2:45)
Mount (2:16)

Review: Ahead of two albums worth of Severed Heads reissues on the excellent Medical Records, their West Coast compadres Dark Entries present a 12" edition of what is perhaps the band's most iconic track. One of three records due this month to celebrate Dark Entries fifth anniversary, this 12" is themed around "Dead Eyes Opened", perhaps Severed Heads' most iconic track and presented here in extended 12" mix version. Anyone with a passing interest in primitive electronics should be more than familiar with "Dead Eyes Opened" which sounds remarkably ahead of it's time even today. Both the B Side tracks from the original 1984 pressing make the cut too and Dark Entries have done a wonderful job in replicating the artwork too.

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Rolando SIMMONS

Summer Diary One EP (12")

Analogical Force

Cat: AF0 191. Rel: 10 Jan 19

Haze On The Lake (3:57)
Thirsty Garden (3:59)
Cycle (3:55)
Open Doors (5:14)
Secret Beach (4:53)

in stock $12.08

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NEKHSA/SNAKE CHARM

SP 005 (180 gram vinyl 12")

Spinning Plates

Cat: SP 005. Rel: 19 Nov 18

Nekhsa - "02_07_2016" (4:20)
Nekhsa - "Hypnobeat2" (3:44)
Nekhsa - "Look at dads new sl..." (4:37)
Snake Charm - "119.94 Lock" (12:15)

Review: London label Spinning Plates has been doing some very interesting things over the past few years, just popping up occasionally to drop some on-point leftfield minimal grooves from lesser known names. The intrigue continues with the fifth release on the label, which features a return appearance from Nekhsa and a longform appearance from Snake Charm. Nekhsa's A side slides between skippy beat excursions, inventive acid electro funk and the reduced ghetto house pump of "Look at dads new sl..." Meanwhile Snake Charm stretches things out with the bubbling, trippy "119.94 Lock," which makes full use of an extended run time to patiently weave FX sends and subtle textures around an insistent, ultra-minimal beat.

Played by: Ste Roberts, Desert Sound Colony

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HASHIM

Al Naafiysh (The Soul) (7" limited to 300 copies)

45 Edits

Cat: 45 100. Rel: 07 Sep 18

Al Naafiysh (The Soul) (edit 1) (4:33)
Al Naafiysh (The Soul) (edit 2) (4:31)

Played by: The Allergies, SOOPASOUL, Juno Recommends Electro, I Love 45's!, Originals, I Love Hip Hop

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D TIFFANY

Feel U (12") (1 per customer)

Planet Euphorique

Cat: PE 003. Rel: 10 Oct 18

Feel U (5:45)
AK (4:59)
Sip & Savour (5:13)
Northern Lights (5:09)

Review: There's something wonderfully blissful and summery about Sophie Sweetland's latest outing under the D.Tiffany pseudonym. From start to finish, the EP sounds like it was written at sunrise under the influence of a cocktail of endorphin-boosting prescription drugs. Check, for example, the skittish breakbeats, slowly swelling chords and huggable synth-bass of head-in-the-clouds opener "Feel U", or the red-eye-enhanced deep space pads that drift across an up-tempo, high-octane electro rhythm on "AK". The Vancouver producer opts for a slightly rougher-edged sound on bustling flipside opener "Sip & Savour", a chunky, breakbeat-driven affair smothered in rich deep house chords and intergalactic electronics, while closer "Northern Lights" reminded us of the sublime, ambient house-era work of Japanese producer Mr YT.

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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

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UNIVAC

Futuro Perfecto (12")

Femur Holland

Cat: FMR 006. Rel: 21 Dec 18

Kobol (5:22)
Base1018ACDBSS (6:00)
Unit 4 (4:40)
Baikonur (5:22)
AreUthere (5:40)
Syncroton (5:03)

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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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COWBOY RHYTHMBOX

Terminal Madness (12")

Phantasy Sound

Cat: PH 82. Rel: 30 Nov 18

Terminal Madness (6:38)
Hands Inside The Car (7:03)
Vodonik (6:48)

in stock $10.20

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BITSTREAM

Switch Holo (heavyweight vinyl 12")

Frustrated Funk Holland

Cat: FR 044. Rel: 16 Nov 18

Stream Philter (5:44)
Screens (3:08)
Tactic (5:09)
Switch Holo (5:09)

Played by: Ste Roberts, Ali Renault, 214

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DJ OVERDOSE

DJ Overdose (12")

LIES US

Cat: LIES 116. Rel: 05 Jul 18

Wires Smoking (4:04)
Comfort Killer (3:05)
Dark Spectre Echo (4:33)
Strompel (4:37)

Played by: Jensen Interceptor

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REEDALE RISE

Eternal Return (12")

Frustrated Funk Holland

Cat: FR 039. Rel: 20 Apr 17

Eternal Return (6:07)
Unfamiliar Species (5:14)
The Great Auk (5:30)
Lorelei (6:46)

Played by: Owain Kimber (Owain K), S Crosbie (dark arts), Juno Recommends Electro, Jorge Caiado / Conversion, A-Future, DJP (Soul Print Recordings), Rob Belleville, Danijel Kevic, Jura Soundsystem

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BROKEN ARROWS

Edge Of Darkness (140 gram vinyl 12")

Vivod

Cat: VIVOD 022. Rel: 11 Jun 18

Female Predator
Fear Eats The Soul
Edge Of Darkness
Basic Structure

Review: Emergent duo Broken Arrows were previously spotted lurking around Giallo Disco back in 2015, so you should have some idea of the kind of lurid late night machine sleaze they like to get their hands dirty with. They've now slid over to the sympathetic but marginally more techno-minded Vivod imprint with a new clutch of deviant heaters for those adventurous dancefloor spaces where B-movie sounds reign supreme. "Female Predator" is a tough EBM-tinted workout with plenty of jack in its stack, while "Fear Eats The Soul" takes a more synth-wave approach with some speech samples thrown in for good measure. "Edge Of Darkness" is a more tense affair that pings arpeggios around a minor key refrain, and then "Basic Structure" whips out the hardest track on the record, a lithe industrial stomper laden with rhythmic noise and a mean synth bassline that will hit your solar plexus like a battering ram.

Played by: Juno Recommends Techno, Ali Renault, Rogér

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Pepe VILLALBA

Drastic Decisions (180 gram vinyl 12")

PURISM

Cat: PURISM 2. Rel: 25 Sep 17

Acidbreak
U.F.O. (Sad Story About Conquering A Planet)
Pianelice
Charlie On The Moon

Review: After the label debuted recently with a 12" from Enrico Mantini, Purism returns with another fresh talent in the shape of Pepe Villalba, who makes a mighty fine impression with this first outing. "Acidbreak" may be something of a misleading name, although the 303 and a broken beat do feature heavily. It's actually woozy lead lines that shape out the vibe of this track, making for a dreamy electro diversion, and the mysterious yet warmly melodic tone continues on "U.F.O. (Sad Story About Conquering A Planet)". "Pianelice" is a different kind of jam with its stark keys way out front, but it's no less classy and ear-catching. "Charlie On The Moon" then finishes the record off with some slow, leftfield sparkle pitched at the lounging crew.

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ECTOMORPH

Subsonic Vibrations (reissue) (12")

Interdimensional Transmissions US

Cat: IT 1. Rel: 21 Nov 18

Subsonic Vibrations (5:14)
Parallax View (5:11)
Loop 1 (0:18)
Skin (4:21)
Loop 2 (0:07)
Loop 3 (0:07)
The Last Days Of Skylab (6:54)

Review: Second time around for Ectomorph's brilliant "Subsonic Vibrations", which initially appeared as the first release on Interdimensional Transmissions back in 1995. It remains a killer EP full of dancefloor workouts (see the aggressive, rumbling bass and deep space rhythms of "Subsonic Vibrations" and "Parallax View"), locked-in DJ tools ("Loop 1", "Loop 2"), deeper excursions into mind-altering electro territory (the alien-sounding beat-box funk of "Skin") and fizzing, pitched-up, electro-funk (EP highlight "The Last Days of Skylab"). There's no filler or fluff, just high quality electro that still sounds like the future, 23 years after it was made.

Played by: Dmitry Distant

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EGYPTIAN LOVER

808 Beats Volume 1 (12" 再出版)

Egyptian Empire US

Cat: DMSR 00844. Rel: 12 Jan 19

Future Beats (3:49)
Mother Of All Beats (4:36)
This Beat Electro (3:55)
After Party (2:01)
Egyptian Lover Live On The 808 (15:09)

Review: Already a Classic.
808 Beats Vol.1

in stock $28.18

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Santiago URIBE

Hacia Otro Norte (12")

Cartulis Music

Cat: CRTL 08. Rel: 27 Nov 18

Normal (7:58)
Lessismorelke (5:40)
IDT (6:44)
Deformis (7:04)

Review: Cartulis Music - run by Raphael Carrau and Unai Trotti out of Hackney - returns with Santiago Uribe for the label's eighth edition after previous releases by Trotti, Z@p and Reade Truth. The Montevideo Electric Recordings main man delivers a riveting selection of tracks on the Hacia Otro Norte EP, all taking their cues from hi-tech soul and sounds of the Motor City. From the rather John Tejada sounding "Normal", the deep Drexciyan electro of "Lessismorelke" to the frantic "IDT" going for that old-school techno vibe similarly pursued on labels such as Libertine or Art Of Dark at the moment - this is hot!

in stock $12.61

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Andrew WEATHERALL

Blue Bullet EP (12")

Byrd Out

Cat: BYR 012. Rel: 07 Sep 18

Blue Bullet (8:34)
Making Friends With The Invader (9:21)

Review: Given his recent obsession with shoegaze-influenced psychedelic disco chug, it's easy to forget that Andrew Weatherall is capable of crafting seriously good electro. Of course, his take on electro is far from purist. "Blue Bullet", the title track from the veteran DJ/producer's second Byrd Out 12", features spacey, ricocheting machine drums and deep space electronics, but is powered by a typically fuzzy, restless dub disco bassline. Weatherall's love of dub soundystem culture comes to the fore on flipside "Making Friends With The Invader", where discordant, psychedelic influenced guitars rise above delay-laden drum machine hits and a suitably heavyweight bassline.

Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, Juno Recommends Electro, Rogér, SHMLSS

in stock $13.42

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UHU/KAN3DA/LUKE EARGOGGLE/RONDO/OBERGMAN

Mission (140 gram vinyl 12")

Blind Allies Latvia

Cat: BAREC 006. Rel: 19 Nov 18

-=UHU=- & Kan3da & Luke Eargoggle - "Vision Mission" (5:02)
-=UHU=- & Rondo & Luke Eargoggle - "Uncode" (93 remix) (3:32)
-=UHU=- - "Science Out Of Silence" (4:48)
-=UHU=- - "Uncode" (4:22)
-=UHU=- - "What Is Electro" (4:17)
Obergman & Luke Eargoggle - "Press Play" (3:49)

Review: Blind Allies have been steadily amassing an impressive catalogue of various artists 12"s that plumb the depths of dirty, underground electro with a particular focus on their native Latvia. On this sixth installment the star of the show is -=UHU=-, a long serving electro warrior who has appeared on Body Control and International Deejay Gigolo Records in the past. There's plenty of collaborations, including partnerships with Kan3da and Luke Eargoggle, as well as solo -=UHU=- tracks, while Obergman and Eargoggle also team up for a tune. All in all, this is serious, gutter dwelling machine funk from a heavyweight cast that demands the attention of all discerning beat freaks.

Played by: Ali Renault, NEI a.k.a. Cosmic Monkey

in stock $10.19

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The ADVENT/EXZAKT/214/EGGFOOYOUNG

MonoTrax Volume 1 (140 gram vinyl 12")

Monotone US

Cat: MON 017. Rel: 12 Nov 18

The Advent & Zein - "Eye's Of Envy" (5:49)
Exzakt - "Kreep" (5:59)
214 - "Crouch & Turn" (5:41)
EggFooYoung - "Bass2Large" (3:20)

Review: Exzakt continues to forge one of the purest totems of classic electro with his Monotone label, and indeed his own output. The latest release is a various artists EP which perfectly sums up everything Monotone is about. The Advent leads the way with the dark, melodic "Eye's Of Envy," produced alongside Zein, before Exzakt himself drops a taut and wiry dancefloor bomb in the shape of "Kreep." 214 fires up the B side with the edgy, minimalist thrust of "Crouch & Turn," before EggFooYoung makes a surprise return to the fray with the more Miami-flavoured stylings of "Bass2Large," a slower, dirtier jam with low end frequencies to get the whole club freaking.

Played by: Ali Renault

in stock $9.11

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ASSEMBLER CODE

Mental Escape EP (12")

International Chrome Australia

Cat: INTLC 002. Rel: 21 Sep 18

Mental Escape (6:15)
Simulant (5:34)
Type 2 (feat Jensen Interceptor) (6:41)
HAL's Machine Tool (4:41)

Played by: Lee Fraged, Juno Recommends Electro, Dmitry Distant, Ali Renault, Jensen Interceptor

in stock $9.13

41

LECTROMAGNETIQUE

Artificial Sources EP (silver marbled vinyl 12")

Electro Music Coalition Russia

Cat: EMCV 003. Rel: 14 Dec 18

Esoteric Data (5:55)
Myriad (6:00)
Insecticide (6:16)
Pulsar (5:32)

Played by: Dmitry Distant

in stock $9.13

42

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 $8.58

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Steve MARIE

Outrance (12")

OPAQ France

Cat: OPAQ 003. Rel: 21 Jan 19

Gamer 9 (6:02)
Sonate (5:56)
Drunky (5:18)
Transhumance (5:53)

in stock $12.35

44

KRAFTWERK

Live In Koeln Sartory Saal March 22nd 1975 (LP)

DBQP

Cat: DBQP 05. Rel: 20 Dec 18

Autobahn (25:03)
Ruckzuck (9:28)
Kometenmelodie (16:41)

in stock $14.76

45

Saverio CELESTRI

OOT 01 (12")

Out Of Tune Spain

Cat: OOT 01. Rel: 21 Dec 18

Punani's Disco (6:24)
Standing Waves (7:57)
Oktader (6:58)
Question Of Time (7:01)

in stock $12.87

46

APHEX TWIN

Syro (tri-fold 3xLP)

Warp

Cat: WARPLP 247. Rel: 18 Sep 14

Minipops 67 (Source Field mix)
XMAS EVET10 (Thanaton 3 mix)
Produk 29
4 Bit 9D Api E 6
180db
Circlont6a (Syrobonkus mix)
Fz Pseudotimestretch E 3
Circlont14 (Shrymoming mix)
Syro U473t8 E (Piezoluminescence mix)
Papat4 (Pineal mix)
S950tx16wasr10 (Earth Portal mix)
Aisatsana

Review: It's rare that an electronic album is the biggest album of the year, or at least the most hyped. That's certainly the case with Syro, Richard D James first official release under his Aphex Twin moniker for some 13 years. So, is it in any good? For starters, it sounds like an Aphex Twin album. Listen through to the 12 tracks, and many of his familiar staples are present - the "Digeridoo" era rave breakbeats, the mangled synth-funk mash-ups, the intoxicating ambient-era melodies, the warped basslines and the skittish drill & bass style rhythms. There's madness, beauty and intensity in spades. In other words, it's an Aphex Twin album, and - as so many have pointed out since the album's release was announced - there's no-one else quite like Richard D James.

in stock $24.96

47

AIR

Sexy Boy (Record Store Day 2018) (custom-shaped 10" picture disc)

Polydor

Cat: 190295 700195. Rel: 03 May 18

Sexy Boy (4:59)
Sexy Boy (Etienne De Crecy & The Flower Pistols remix) (4:57)
Sexy Boy (Cassius remix) (10:21)

Played by: Manu•Archeo, Juno Recommends Downtempo/Balearic

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in stock $11.07

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KRAFTWERK

Techno Pop (heavyweight vinyl LP + booklet)

Mute

Cat: STUMM 308. Rel: 12 Nov 09

Boing Boom Tschak
Techno Pop
Musique Non Stop
Der Telefon anruf
House Phone
Sex Objekt
Electric Cafe

Played by: Rising Sun

in stock $19.06

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KRAFTWERK

The Mix (heavyweight vinyl 2xLP + booklet)

Mute

Cat: STUMM 309. Rel: 12 Nov 09

The Robots
Computer Love
Pocket Calculator
Dentaku
Autobahn
Radioactivity
Trans Europe Express
Abzug
Metal On Metal
Home Computer
Music Non Stop

in stock $25.50

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214

Ingalls Way EP (140 gram vinyl 12")

20/20 Vision

Cat: VIS 303. Rel: 23 Apr 18

Potential Events (6:03)
Windeye (4:51)
Windeye (Radioactive Man remix) (5:14)
Back To Sine (6:07)

Review: Chris Romans has been rolling out crucial electro jams for a number of highly regarded labels since the early 00s. Amongst them are Touchin' Bass, Shipwrec, Frustrated Funk and Central Processing Unit, so that tells you everything you need to know about the level he's operating at as 214. Now he comes to 20/20 Vision with some body-poppin' jams of the highest order, broadening the tech house label's remit to embrace the thriving electro scene with one of its most vital practitioners. "Potential Events" is a brooding, atmospheric affair while "Windeye" draws on a more playful, Detroit indebted palette of sounds. Radioactive Man remixes "Windeye" with a steady, finely detailed approach, and then "Back To Sine" finishes the record off with another snappy salvo of funky drums and bubbling synths.

in stock $8.58

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