Juno Records > Electro

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Carl FINLOW

Boot Loop EP (reissue) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Cat: ELECTRIX 002R. Rel: 18 May 20

Conduit
Hashtag
Conduit (Volsoc Orange Problem remix)
Hashtag (Radioactive Man mix)

Review: Carl Finlow, aka electro main-man Silicon Scally, originally released the Boot Loop EP on Billy Nasty's Electrix label back in 2013 - an aeon ago in real terms but a blink of an eye to any electro devotee. Such is the quality of the music that it's well deserving of a repress, not least given the fearsome appetite for this kind of electro now compared to seven years ago. "Conduit" and "Hashtag" are quintessential Finlow cuts, wriggling and writhing with snappy sound design riveted to the machine funk rhythm section. On the flip, Volsoc's "Orange Problem" mix of "Conduit" slips a few more melodic elements into the mix, and Radioactive Man flips "Hashtag" into a gnarly, noisy workout bowling in from leftfield.

Played by: Billy Nasty, Vincent Inc

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ZOLAA

Zero Market EP (Etienne mix) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Eya

Cat: EYA 009. Rel: 11 May 20

Silver Needle,Golden Pain (4:47)
Noctivagant (5:49)
Horiy Spokiy (5:49)
Noctivagant (Etienne remix) (6:30)

Review: The heat just keeps coming from the EYA camp as they swiftly follow up LONEWOLF 003 with this crucial care package from Kiev's Zolaa. Moody atmospheres abound on the stripped and stalking electro opener "Silver Needle, Golden Pain" before giving way to the decidedly cheekier acid snapper "Noctivagant". "Horiy Spokiy" broadens the remit of the record too, taking on a widescreen sound that takes in rich layers of melodic counterpoint to create a vivid soundscape that still kicks in all the right places. Then Etienne drops in a remix for the B2 which shakes things up with some breezy, feel good chords to counteract the punchy thrust of the drums.

Played by: Billy Nasty, Subb-an

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JENSEN INTERCEPTOR

Strings Of Fear (12")

Pinkman

Cat: PNKMN 36. Rel: 22 May 20

Leather Athletics (5:55)
First Day (5:45)
Strings Of Fear (5:02)
Promise (6:30)

Played by: Juno Records Staff Picks

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INTERSTELLAR FUNK

Artificial Dancers: Waves Of Synth (gatefold 2xLP)

Rush Hour Holland

Cat: RHMC 005. Rel: 21 May 20

Clan Of Xymox - "Stranger" (demo) (5:43)
Det Gylne Triangel - "Maskindans" (3:42)
Zahgurim - "The Living Room" (6:37)
The Human League - "4JG" (4:00)
Liaisons Dangereuses - "Dias Cortas" (live) (5:06)
Sociedades En Tetra Brik - "Detector Martenot" (3:35)
Batang Frisco - "Sewing Machine" (5:56)
Chris & Cosey - "Hybrid C" (5:34)
Im Namen Des Volkes - "Alles Ist Gewinn" (3:39)
Stephen Huss - "Infinity Sign" (3:34)
Richard Bone - "Alternate Music For The Hindenberg Lounge" (11:55)

Review: Recently Interstellar Funk (real name Olf van Elden) has used his Artificial Dance label to offer up a range of new and old tracks that doffs a cap to "wave" music - that hard-to-define, synthesiser-heavy style that first emerged at the turn-of-the-80s and has been evolving ever since. "Artificial Dancers", his first compilation, continues this trend by gathering together personal favourites and rarities that spans 40 years of wave music. It's a brilliant collection all told, with highlights including the moody dancefloor brilliance of Clan Of Xymox's "Stranger (Demo)", the Human League's exceedingly rare 1979 tribute to JG Ballard ("4JG"), a killer live recording of "Dias Cortas" by EBM kings Liaisons Dangereuse and the Norwegian eccentricity of Det Gylne Triangel's wayward post-punk synth-pop classic "Maskindans".

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MILES ATMOSPHERIC

The Quadra EP (140 gram vinyl 12")

Ornate Music

Cat: ORN 028. Rel: 18 May 20

MACS0647 (7:55)
The Quadra (8:36)
The Haunting Circumstance (4:55)

Review: Miles Sagnia has a deep-rooted backstory in the UK underground techno scene. Under his own name and as Miles Atmospheric he's produced consistently compelling techno for labels like Finale Sessions, FireScope, Aesthetic Audio and Applied Rhythmic Technology. Such associations point to the soundworld Sagnia inhabits - a harmonically balanced strain of deep-diving brain food that favours expressive musicality and inventive programming over rigid functionality. Having previously appeared as Miles Sagnia on Ornate back in 2010, he returns to the label as Miles Atmospheric with three cuts that explore melancholic moods through artful interplay between beautifully rendered synth tones and intricate drum machine excursions. These tracks still move with purpose and presence, but the end goal is more cerebral than physical - a perfect fit for the immersive experiences Ornate has always strived to promote.

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RISING SUN PSYCHE

Reality Used To Be A Friend Of Mine EP (repress) (hand-stamped clear vinyl 12")

Reality Used To Be A Friend Of Mine

Cat: REALITY 2019CLEAR. Rel: 04 May 20

The River Experiment II (5:36)
Back Home (5:08)
Reality Used To Be A Friend Of Mine (5:14)
The River Experiment I (5:32)
Feel What I Feel (5:49)
Poem (6:02)

Review: REPRESS: Rising Sun Psyche aka Berlin's hugely prolific but somehow rather lowkey Steffen Laschinski hits an amazingly bittersweet spot on his latest offering. It combines post-rave ambient, breakbeats, IDM and deep house into a real trip. "The River Experiment II" is a dreamy opener with gorgeous synths while "Back Home" is backlit with a celestial glow of melody and spoken word snippets that add to the reverie. There's gentle minimalism in "The River Experiment I" and followed by punchy and emotive number "Feel What I Feel" amongst many other highlights.

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INTERSTELLAR FUNK/ROBERT VALERA

Devils Juice (12")

Artificial Dance Holland

Cat: AD 010. Rel: 21 May 20

Serge (4:56)
Devils Juice (4:45)
Northsea (4:52)
Klagin (4:22)

Played by: Evan Michael

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NITE FLEIT

Steel City Dance Discs Volume 15 (12")

Steel City Dance Discs

Cat: SCDD 015. Rel: 19 May 20

Penguin March (4:16)
All New Low (4:54)
Pippa Arrives (4:48)
Little Monsters (4:34)

Review: London-based producer Nite Fleit has been busy over the past couple of years slinging out rough and ready club cuts with bags of personality on labels like Unknown To The Unknown and Planet Euphorique. Now she returns to Steel City Dance Discs, the Australian label that provided her first break back in 2018, with a new EP, with some rabble rousing rave busters that span styles, gleefully cherry picking the feistiest ingredients to make surefire bangers. "All New Low" is particularly fierce with its massive monosynth bassline grind and ear-snagging sample hooks. Elsewhere there's plenty of electro punishment waiting - don't sleep on B2 belter "Little Monsters" in that regard.

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ARCTOR/JAY HILL/RAVI McARTHUR/SPOOK IN THE HOUSE

Silverlining Dubs (x) (Silverlining mix) (180 gram vinyl 12")

Silverlining Dubs

Cat: SVD 010. Rel: 04 May 20

Arctor & Jay Hill - "Mercurial" (Silverlining remix) (9:30)
Ravi McArthur - "Here & Now" (Silverlining remix) (7:08)
Spook In The House - "Conspiracy" (6:14)

Review: Silverlining keeps up the pressure with his flawless series, hitting the tenth release in style with this batch of remixes he's sprinkled some metallic underground house magic over. First up is Arctor & Jay Hill's "Mercurial", which gets given a cavernous rub down, as brittle but mightily groovy percussion pirouettes around dubby inflections, whispered atmospherics and more besides. Ravi McArthur's "Here & Now" takes on a '90s tint as a killer phased lead hook and woozy pads bring the wiggle to Rizvi's limber deep house rhythm structure. "Conspiracy" by Spook In The House completes the set with a fractured ping into more experimental territory that sports a serious whiff of Stasis-esque psychedelia in its genetic make up.

Played by: Carlo Gambino, Jay Hill

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ZETA RETICULA

Digital Card (Exzakt & BFX mix) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Monotone US

Cat: MON 022. Rel: 26 May 20

Digital Card (6:41)
Digital Card (Exzakt & BFX remix) (6:05)
Endless Clue (4:54)
Message In Code (4:57)

Review: Electro titan Zeta Reticula, otherwise known as Slovenian hero Umek, is back with another salvo of heavy-hitting belters for your bag. "Digital Card" is a highly strung workout loaded with searing lead lines to stir up all kinds of intense emotions, which Exzakt and BFX rework into a bleep laden, low-blowing machine funk fest. "Endless Clue" finds Reticula amping up the dystopian theatrics even harder, while "Message In Code" takes a leaner approach with a mean tempered low-end synth and some gnarly acid to get you freakin' in all the right ways.

Played by: Ali Renault

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GALAXY LANE

The Night (12")

Lone Romantic

Cat: LR 015. Rel: 21 May 20

Communication (4:15)
Deep Space Nine (9:16)
Enter The Light (5:35)
Snowy Day (5:51)

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KRAFTWERK

Computer World (heavyweight vinyl LP)

Mute

Cat: STUMM 307. Rel: 12 Nov 09

Computer World (5:09)
Pocket Calculator (4:58)
Numbers (3:20)
Computer World 2 (3:12)
Computer Love (7:20)
Home Computer (6:21)
It's More Fun To Compute (4:15)

Played by: AJELLO, Andy Ticker, Rolando, Mick Welch (Elektrosouls), Juno Classics, ImiAFan

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The HACKER/214/REEDALE RISE/DEREK CARR

Exit Planet Earth: Carbon (140 gram vinyl 12" in spot-varnished sleeve)

20/20 Vision

Cat: EPE 01. Rel: 30 Mar 20

The Hacker - "Positif/Negatif" (6:36)
214 - "Testy Robot" (5:53)
Reedale Rise - "Lux" (5:51)
Derek Carr - "The Gap" (6:22)

Review: 20/20 Vision have firmly gaffa taped their flag to the electro antennae with "Exit Planet Earth", a new compilation series celebrating veterans and newcomers in the business of tweaked out machine funk. The Hacker is up first with "Positif/Negatif", a rubbery, FX-laden workout with plenty of uneasy space around the core rhythm section. 214 follows up with the decidedly creepy, sound design-embellished "Testy Robot". On the flip Reedale Rise brings something a bit livelier with the plush synth flex pinging through "Lux". Derek Carr completes the set with "The Gap", a lush slice of melancholic machine dreaming for mellower moments.

Played by: Wes Baggaley, Billy Nasty, Juno Recommends Electro

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MOTHER OF PEARLS

RM 12007 (12")

RAND Muzik Germany

Cat: RM 12007. Rel: 20 May 20

From The Cavern (5:27)
Liminate (5:18)
Tunnel Run (7:31)
Gelexian (5:31)

Review: The latest missive on R.A.N.D Muzik introduces us to a new name, fresh-faced electro duo Mother of Pearls (AKA producers Ed Hodge and sometime Shadow City Records artist Tom Jarmey). As debuts go, the pair's first outing is pretty good. It sees them skip between rubbery, twisted, mind-altering club electro (opener "From The Cavern", with its hazy, dubbed-out riffs and angular acid bass), melodious UK garage/techno/breakbeat fusion ("Liminate"), ghetto-tech tempo, peak-time madness ("Tunnel Run"), and the kind of bustling breakbeat fodder that makes the most of warped, angular bass, bouncy electronic noises and a main motif that sounds like someone dropping marbles on rubberised floor tiles.

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KRAFTWERK

Autobahn (heavyweight vinyl LP + booklet)

Mute

Cat: STUMM 303. Rel: 12 Nov 09

Autobahn
Kometenmelodie 1
Kometenmelodie 2
Mitternacht
Morgenspaziergang

Played by: Juno Classics

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KRAFTWERK

Tour De France (heavyweight vinyl 2xLP + booklet)

Mute

Cat: STUMM 310. Rel: 12 Nov 09

Prologue
Tour De France (Etape 1)
Tour De France (Etape 2)
Tour De France (Etape 3)
Chrono
Vitamin
Aero Dynamik
Titanium
Elektro Kardiogramm
La Forme
Regeneration
Tour De France

Played by: Kone-R (Uncharted Audio), Juno Classics

in stock $28.51

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UMWELT

Post Humain EP (warehouse find) (12")

Satamile US

Cat: SAT 028. Rel: 17 Sep 05

POW
Biological Entity
Delinkant
The Zeta Reticuli Incident

Review: 2005 Umwelt classic.

in stock $6.15

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OBERGMAN

Pyroclastic Flow (12")

Stilleben Sweden

Cat: STILLEBEN 057. Rel: 15 May 20

Pyroclastic Flow (5:38)
Olympus Mons (6:00)
Osculating Circle (5:42)
Fibonacci Horizon (4:50)

Review: Fresh from offering up a double-pack of acid-fired electro treats on Furthur Electronix (the fine "Angular Momentum", Ola Bergman appears on Luke Eargoggle's excellent Stilleben label for the very first time. The four tracks he's delivered are as strong as you'd expect, with the veteran Swedish producer choosing to flit between cuts built around druggy, Italo-disco style arpeggio basslines, and more electro-framed workouts. Such is the quality of material on show that picking highlights is tough, though we're particularly enjoying the gently intergalactic positivity of basement chugger "Fibonacci Horizon", the Drexciya-influenced outer-space electro weightiness of "Olympus Mons" and the hazy "Pyroclastic Flow", where lilting, "Selected Ambient Works" style chords and melodies ride a muscular, all-action dark Italo groove.

Played by: Billy Nasty

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Ilana BRYNE

Strange Adventure (12")

Naive UK

Cat: NAIVE 011. Rel: 18 May 20

Exclusive Shit Holds No Weight (6:00)
I Used To Love THEM (6:08)
Theoretical Medical Genitals (5:30)
Theoretical Medical Genitals (Russell EL Butler Booty mix) (8:13)

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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 $21.42

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SCHWEFELGELB

Die Stimme Drangt (fluorescent yellow vinyl 12" limited to 500 copies)

Cititrax/Minimal Wave US

Cat: CITI 027. Rel: 11 Feb 20

Die Dunne Hand (4:37)
Auf Die Erde (6:25)
Die Augen Gehen (5:28)
Das Bild Das Wiederkehrt (5:52)

Review: Self-proclaimed "techno body music" duo Schwefelgelb seem a neat fit with Cititrax, the Minimal Wave sub-label set up to handle contemporary electronic music rather than reissues. There's something particularly muscular, robust and otherworldly about their label debut, which remarkably is their first EP of original tracks for two years. Opener "Die Dunne Hand" sets the tone, with the pair conjuring up a throbbing, mind-altering EBM-funk workout that sounds like an unlikely Nitzer Ebb cover version of the KLF's "What Time Is Love", while "Auf Die Erde" sees them wrap crunchy percussion and dystopian vocal snippets around a surging EBM bassline. Side B begins with the stripped-back metallic mutant funk of "Die Augen Gehen", before the duo dives into chugging, flash-fried industrial/electro/techno fusion on the mind-bending "Das Blid Das Wiederkehrt".

Played by: Tripeo, Juno Recommends Techno

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The GHOST THAT WALKS

Angry Angels EP (12")

Satamile US

Cat: SAT 043. Rel: 29 Jan 13

The Angriest Angel
Seven Deadly Sons
Urban Jungle
The Machine
Nightdrive Detroit
Resident Evil

Review: Having been dormant for over three years, New York label Satamile returns to continue spreading the gospel of proper electro music with a six-track EP from The Ghost That Walks. Drexciya enthusiasts will be all over this record; the rubbery melody of "The Angriest Angel" recalls the Detroit duo at their most playful but with a simmering undercurrent of tension that is very much the producer's own signature style. Similarly great are the searing analogue synth buzz of "Seven Deadly Sons", the tribal 303 stomp of "Urban Jungle" and the 808 rattle and Belgian rave tones of "Resident Evil". Those who were lost without the label's presence should rest easy - Angry Angels is easily among their extensive catalogue's best releases.

Played by: Juno Recommends Electro, THE EXALTICS, Crotaphytus

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Nikki NAIR

Number One Slugger (12")

Banoffee Pies

Cat: BP 011V. Rel: 02 Apr 20

Super (5:45)
Slug (4:36)
Salt (5:42)
Fidelity (4:45)
Stotch (6:43)

Review: In recent times, Bristol-based Banoffee Pies Records has edged further away from its disco and deep house roots towards a more forthright club sound rooted in breakbeat and UK garage. That trend continues on "Number One Slugger", the label debut from sometime Discovery and Scuffed artist Nikki Nair. He hits the ground running with "Super", a formidably sub-heavy affair that sits somewhere between electro, ghetto-tech and UKG, before reaching for the mind-altering electronics, weighty electro drums and ghetto-house style vocal samples of "Slug". In contrast, "Salt" peppers a sparse but cowbell-laden beat with echoing ragga vocal samples, while "Fidelity" wraps delay-laden metallic melodies around bustling electro beats and closing cut "Stotch" revolves around gorgeous chords and lilting, sun-speckled synthesizer melodies.

Played by: Mimi

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96 BACK

TBQFH EP (12")

Hypercolour

Cat: HYPE 084. Rel: 13 May 20

Party Animal (4:26)
Cosied By (5:35)
TBQFH (5:55)
Fe Symbolic (6:04)

Review: Evan Majumdar-Swift may well barely be in his twenties, but he's already built up a catalogue that any experienced producer would be proud. The Sheffield-born, Manchester-based boy wonder has previously plied his trade almost exclusively on Central Processing Unit but here makes a surprise appearance on Hypercolour. The South Yorkshireman hits the ground running with hot-stepping, bass-heavy club thumber "Party Animal", all angular low-end transmissions, hypnotic stabs and glistening IDM melodies - before pitching things down impressively on the drowsy and bittersweet "Cosied By". Elsewhere, "TBQFH" somehow is both funky and foreboding, while "Fe Symbolic" doffs a cap to Aphex Twin by wrapping blissful electronic melodies around a skittish, all-action rhythm track.

Played by: Billy Nasty

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W1B0

Heretofore EP (red marbled vinyl 12" + sticker)

Discos Atonicos Spain

Cat: DATO 07. Rel: 18 May 20

Hammer Down Protocol (6:27)
Fear Tactics (4:35)
Same Size Soul (8:24)
ACRONYM (6:32)

Review: A few years back Dutch producer Wibo Lammerts made some early strikes with digi-only releases on Bass Agenda. Now the electro sword-swinger is back with an EP on Alienata's label Discos Atonicos, following recent appearances from Random XS, Ultrastation and Dez Williams amongst others. The vibe across Heretofore EP is tense, combative machine music with a peak time bent and plenty of future-shock dystopia radiated into its atmosphere. "Fear Tactics" is an especially potent track, but for a uniquely creepy mood try "ACRONYM" too. Darkside electro lovers take heed, this one has everything you need.

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CODEK

Closer (reissue) (12")

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 165. Rel: 27 Feb 18

Closer (4:57)
Tam Tam (3:55)

Played by: Red Rack'em/Hot Coins, Manu•Archeo, Shawn Ryan (Universal Cave), Juno Recommends Leftfield

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Carl FINLOW

Apparatus (140 gram vinyl 2xLP)

20/20 Vision

Cat: VIS 317. Rel: 02 Mar 20

Apparatus (6:10)
Carbon Deposits (6:58)
Bind (7:01)
Components (5:20)
Differential (6:01)
Structure (6:34)
Ampere (5:39)
Viroids (6:48)

Review: There's no shortage of great electro around at the moment, but lest we forget Carl Finlow has been dishing out some of the finest for decades now. In many ways 20/20 Vision is his spiritual home too, so it's great to see him imparting his skills for a fresh long player of razor sharp body poppers loaded with robo-funk. From charging opener "Apparatus" to freaky wriggler "Carbon Deposits", restrained creeper "Components" to punchy melodic workout "Ampere", there's a lot to enjoy and so much musical detail to absorb across this record. As if we'd expect any less from Mr. Finlow.

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Boris DIVIDER

Digital Mind (12")

Satamile US

Cat: SAT 029. Rel: 10 Dec 05

Clone Factory
Robot Skin
Digital Mind
New Race

Review: Satamile Records deliver once more! old school gritty electro by the prolific Boris divider.

in stock $6.15

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ZETA RETICULA

Sonic Assault (140 gram vinyl 12")

Blind Allies Latvia

Cat: BAREC 010. Rel: 09 Mar 20

Sonic Assault (5:42)
Exoplanets (4:51)
Sonic Assault (Docta Gee remix) (5:06)
Black-eyed Humanoids (5:45)
UFO Believers (5:44)

Review: Slovenian electro master Zeta Reticula has been on the rampage over the past few years, spraying machine funk bullets all over the shop on labels like Bass Agenda, Electrix and Mechatronica. Now the man otherwise known as Umek lands on the rapid-rising Latvian label Blind Allies with the first dedicated artist EP after a string of various artist 12"s. The vibe is nocturnal and noirish across these five bombs, staying true to both the Reticula sound and Blind Allies. There are plenty of playful synth blips and bleeps wriggling their way through the mix too - this is far from morose dungeon electro, but something more like mutant body poppers for darkened souls.

Played by: Billy Nasty, Juno Recommends Electro, Ali Renault

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EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTS

Glowing In The Dark (LP)

Vinyl On Demand Germany

Cat: VODJ 1. Rel: 13 Jul 17

Glowing In The Dark (8:43)
Love Changes (5:33)
Mannequin (5:38)

Played by: Tagwell Woods, J. Haller

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NAP

Zona X (140 gram vinyl 12")

Isla Canada

Cat: ISLA 20. Rel: 29 Apr 19

Transhumano (feat ZDBT) (5:36)
Anestesia General (6:31)
Sin Sistema (6:19)

Review: Original music from Vancouver based producer NAP has been intermittent on the electronic music scene, but now the Isla boss has finally dropped a 12" of deadly, textured and fresh-sounding electro for our bodies and minds. "Transhumano" features ZDBT and has all the hallmarks of Stingray-friendly future shock machine funk, but the particular approach to pads and melodies has a distinctive, moody slant that chimes with the hazy sound of Canada's West Coast. "Anestesia General" is another needlepoint, uptempo workout that packs layer up on layer of darting rhythms and blippy synth lines into the mix. "Sin Sistema" completes the set with a more subdued but no less detailed box jam workout.

Played by: Juno Recommends Electro

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KORRE

Cathexis Sessions Vol 1 (12")

030303 Holland

Cat: 030EP 015. Rel: 22 May 20

End Of Time (4:49)
Crimson V2 (5:07)
Don't Wanna Wait (3:09)
Silver Exo (9:49)
B St Blues (reprise) (3:43)

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ELECTRO NATION

Machine Made (reissue) (12")

AFU Germany

Cat: AFU 009R. Rel: 21 Apr 20

Machine Made (6:03)
The Spider (6:56)
Freeze (7:52)
Psycho Smurf (6:02)

Review: Thomas P. Heckmann isn't short of aliases throughout his storied career, but Electro Nation is perhaps one of the most pertinent in these machine funk-loving times. Originally released and now reissued via the glorious AFU label (you'll have to look up the full title) back in 1996, these tracks sound like they could have been cooked up by a new-skool hopeful just last week. Full respect to Heckmann though, there's no faking the funk spilling out of tracks like "Machine Made" and "The Spider". Things take a more scuffed and experimental turn on "Freeze" (with a nod to Kraftwerk in the mix for good measure) and "Psycho Smurf" presents a slower, trippier take on acid electro to get your synapses wiggling as much as your booty.

Played by: Tripeo

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ASSEMBLER CODE

Generator EP (12")

Censor

Cat: CNSRM 003. Rel: 01 Apr 20

Monochrome (5:12)
Perimeter Inspection (4:16)
Generator (4:21)
Lateral Transfer (5:54)

Review: Having spent much of last year offering up collaborative EPs made in cahoots with regular studio buddy Jenson Interceptor, Assembler Code returns to solo action via a rock solid collection of cuts on Censor. The producer gets to the point straight away on "Monochrome", a dark, pounding and forthright chunk of intergalactic electro full of sweaty beats, bleeping melodies and raging bass. "Perimeter Inspection" is a more spaced-out but no less percussively punchy affair, while "Generator" is a high-octane romp that sounds like a lo-fi techno enthusiast's take on Aux 88. Closing cut "Lateral Transfer" takes a similar sonic approach, albeit at a slower tempo and with even more electronic fuzz.

Played by: Billy Nasty, Tripeo, Kessell

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PO/SOLAR SOUND SYSTEM

Dark Phase Cycle (12" limited to 300 copies)

Griffe

Cat: GRFF 002. Rel: 30 Apr 20

P.O - "Mother" (5:25)
Solar Sound System - "Reveille Toi" (5:33)
P.O - "I Don't Feel Anything" (2:19)
P.O - "Pressure" (6:19)
P.O - "Slomany" (7:19)

Review: The latest EP from Parisian electro stable Griffe is an undeniably expansive affair featuring no less than four original tracks by Pascal Ordioni AKA P.O and another from the Solar Sound System outfit of which he is a member. Ordioni's solo tracks are vibrant, pulsating and mostly melodious, with the acid-powered electro/techno fusion of "Mother" and similarly styled "Pressure" vying with stomping, EBM-influenced closer "Slomany" in the "most club-ready" track stakes. Elsewhere, "I Don't Feel Anything" is a bittersweet shuffle though '90s IDM territory, and Solar Sound System's "Reveille Toi" is a throbbing, bleep-laden chunk of intergalactic acid jack.

Played by: Billy Nasty

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The OTHER PEOPLE PLACE

Lifestyles Of The Laptop Cafe (2xLP + MP3 download code)

Warp

Cat: WARPLP 90R. Rel: 22 Feb 18

Eye Contact (5:28)
It's Your Love (7:29)
Moonlight Rendezvous (7:04)
You Said You Want Me (4:23)
Let Me Be Me (3:32)
Running From Love (2:38)
Lifestyles Of The Casual (5:27)
Sunrays (8:14)

Review: Last year, someone set up an online petition calling for Warp to re-release The Other People Place's brilliant Lifestyles Of The Laptop Cafe album on wax. Happily, Warp has responded to the strength of feeling from electronica fans - most of whom bristled at the high online prices for second hand copies - and re-pressed it. Drexciya man James Stinson's 2001 solo set remains a timeless electronic classic; a perfectly pitched and immaculately produced fusion of downtempo electro rhythms, spacey electronics and twinkling synthesizer melodies. In fact, you'll struggle to find a better electro album full stop, making this reissue an essential purchase for anyone not lucky enough to own an original copy.

in stock $19.77

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RED AXES/SOLID SPACE/X RAY POP

NYX Tape (12" + insert)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 191. Rel: 07 Dec 17

Red Axes - "5 Min" (feat CAR) (4:22)
Red Axes - "NYX Tape" (feat Gina X) (6:47)
Solid Space - "Destination Moon" (Red Axes edit) (5:37)
X Ray Pop - "La Machine A Rever" (Red Axes edit) (5:08)

Review: There's much to admire on this latest 12" excursion from hard-working Israeli duo Red Axes. On the A-side you'll find two brand new collaborations, the most notable of which is "NYX Tape" - a clandestine, mind-altering chunk of minimal wave drug-chug featuring the distinctive spoken word vocals of original no wave star Gina X (she of "No GDM" fame). Chloe Raunet AKA C.A.R lends her similarly stylish spoken word vocals to the EP's other original production, the acid-fired electro filthiness that is "5 Min". On the flipside you'll find two tasty re-edits of tracks from the Dark Entries catalogue: a dub-tinged, dancefloor-friendly take on Solid Moon's spacey "Destination Moon" and a rolling, club-ready tweak of X-Ray Pop's quirky electronic bubbler "La Machine a Rever".

Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, GK Machine, Mimi, Eddie C, Local Suicide

in stock $12.07

38

SEPEHR

Shaytoon (LP + insert)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 277. Rel: 10 Apr 20

Zendegi (intro) (2:58)
Contamination (5:50)
Hallucination Express (6:44)
Coup D'etat (6:14)
Consortium (5:40)
Magma (5:43)
Neophyte Delight (5:54)
Rooz-e Marg (feat Sahra - outro) (3:54)

Review: While the cover may lead you into thinking this is another crucial cult drop from the forgotten '80s on Dark Entries, Sepehr Alimagham is in fact a contemporary cat operating out of San Francisco with a steadily swelling catalogue to his name. This album follows up a sizable EP for Berlin label Spe:c last year, and draws you in fast and effectively with its seductive brand of nightwalker electro. From the slithering drum machine beats to the artful reverb deployment, there's a tangible atmosphere Sepehr seems keen to draw you into - one where the streets are lit by flickering neon lights and disembodied voices echo down haunted alleyways. It's sinister, but not excessively gloomy - the kind of creepy electro that Dark Entries was built for.

Played by: Tripeo

in stock $17.97

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Trevor JACKSON/VARIOUS

Metal Dance: Industrial/Post Punk/EBM: Classics & Rarities 80-88 (heavyweight vinyl 2xLP + CD)

Strut

Cat: STRUT 091LP. Rel: 16 Feb 12

Cabaret Voltaire - "Seconds Too Late"
Neon - "Voices"
Diseno Corbusier - "Golpe De Amistad"
Analysis - "Surface Tension"
Hard Corps - "Je Suis Passee" (dub)
Nitzer Ebb - "Countrol I'm Here" (Clouston Controlled edit)
DAF - "Brothers" (Mix Gabi)
Jah Wobble & The Invaders Of The Heart - "Invaders Of The Heart" (Exotic Decadent disco mix)
Yello - "You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess" (UK promo 12" version)
Naked Lunch - "Slipping Again"
SPK - "Metal Dance"

Review: Having recently mined the post-punk/new wave vaults of Factory Records' 12" releases, it's little surprise that the latest Strut Records release shines more light on the clanking, far-sighted world of the 1980s' most revolutionary genres - namely industrial, post-punk and EBM. This time, former Output boss, Playgroup man and all-round hipster Trevor Jackson is at the helm. His two-disc selection touches on many different strands, from bleak synthesizer jams and crunchy punk-funk to twisted industrial disco, mutant electrofunk (Nitzer Ebb's "I've Lost Control") and almighty percussive workouts (SPK's thrilling "Metal Dance"). Highly recommended.

in stock $23.89

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GRIMES

Visions (LP)

4AD

Cat: CAD 3208. Rel: 08 Mar 12

Infinite Love Without Fulfilment
Genesis
Oblivion
Eight
Circumambient
Vowels = Space & Time
Visiting Statue
Be A Body
Colour Of Moonlight (Antiochus) (feat Doldrums)
Symphonia IX (My Wait Is U)
Nightmusic (feat Majical Clouds)
Skin
Know The Way (outro)

Played by: Diplo, Juno Recommends Experimental, Sacha Mambo (Macadam Mambo)

in stock $16.43

41

NEWCLEUS

Jam On Revenge (CD single)

Unidisc Canada

Cat: SP5 1714. Rel: 26 May 20

Jam On Revenge (The Wikkie Wikkie Song)
Jam On It
Jam On This

! low stock $4.62

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DEAD HUSBAND

Iguana (12")

Bordello A Parigi Holland

Cat: BAP 135. Rel: 28 Feb 20

Iguana (4:45)
Memory (4:51)
They'll Be Fine Without You (4:36)
Lake (7:11)

in stock $10.02

43

EMERSON

If You Need Me Call Me (Record Store Day 2019) (LP) (1 per customer)

Kalita

Cat: KALITA LP003. Rel: 25 Apr 19

Why Are You So Cold? (4:23)
Sending All My Love Out (4:33)
Nosey Neighbours (4:49)
Raw Deal Cocaine Kills (3:25)
If You Need Me Call Me (6:41)
Sound Track (3:01)
Sending All My Love Out (demo version) (4:31)
Raw Deal Cocaine Kills (Prelude) (2:21)

Review: Kalita's obligatory Record Store Day offering is something rather special: synth-funk visionary couple Emerson and Leora Sandidge's mythical unreleased album finally sees the light of day, following Emerson's sole private press seven-inch single release way back in 1988. Those two tunes ("Sending All My Love Out" and "Why Are You So Cold?") make the cut on this belated debut set, alongside six other previously unreleased recordings from the same sessions. Their take on electrofunk, boogie and '80s soul is colourful, soulful and synth-heavy, with the included tracks veering from up-tempo club workouts (see "Raw Deal Cocaine Kills") and fizzing dancefloor pop workouts, to sugary ballads and seductive slow jams. In other words, it's a more than tidy selection of rare and unheard gems.

in stock $16.43

44

ROADKING

Roadking Is Back EP (12")

Satamile US

Cat: SAT 32. Rel: 09 Sep 06

Roadking Is Back
Devotion
Only Electro Music
Silence

Review: 4 new tracks from the German electro producer Roadking aka Ünn of Mirkolux and Elektrolux fame. Again he turns the steam way up for these fat electro tracks written especially for Satamile.

in stock $6.15

45

BIT FOLDER

Silicon Frontier (12")

Central Processing Unit

Cat: CPU 01010110. Rel: 30 Apr 20

Youka (5:39)
Silicon Frontier (4:05)
The Tritan Cord (4:18)
Legs Akimbo (4:18)

Played by: Per Bojsen-Moller

in stock $8.21

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FREEZIE FREEKIE

Promise Of Technology (12")

Satamile US

Cat: SAT 022. Rel: 25 Nov 04

Promise Of Technology
Feezie's Gonna Funk You
Nanabotix

in stock $6.15

47

BLOTNIK BROTHERS

Museful Revolution EP (12")

Satamile US

Cat: SAT 023. Rel: 02 Dec 04

Le Monde
Electro Manifesto
Attention Attention
Robot Kingdom

Review: Another great EP from the 3 boys from Sweden, the Blotnik Brothers. Strong percussive big room electro, thick melodies and perfectly-timed arrangements are the mark of their second EP. Kraftwerk on steroids!

in stock $6.15

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UMWELT

Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation (2xLP)

Satamile US

Cat: SAT 033. Rel: 26 May 06

Don't Trust Me
Kiss In The Dark
Esa
Secret Of A Black World (part 2)
Mogul Project
Secret Of A Black World (part 1)
Outlaw World
Elysium Planum

Review: More electro goodies from the Satamile imprint with this new doublepack from Umwelt. "Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation" features 8 new cuts of bristling electro from Umwelt, with a number of tracks that would definitely appeal to the fans of the grittier end of the D&B spectrum as well as the electro collectors, with moody synths, brooding basslines, and crisp rolling electro breaks galore.

in stock $10.53

49

LFT

Red Pyramid EP (12")

Mechatronica Music Germany

Cat: MTRON 018. Rel: 27 Mar 20

Red Pyramid (5:37)
Chemical Confidence (6:02)
Anti Tune (4:35)
Endless Octopus (5:30)
Geister Fabrik (7:22)

Review: L.F.T.'s brand of electro is punked out and industrial, with flashes of acid and EBM toughening it further. The mesmeric lead on "Red Pyramid" is a brilliantly psychedelic one that morphs and contours before your very ears, turning your mind in on itself many times over. "Chemical Confidence" is as brash as the title suggest and "Anti Tune" is a skittish beat with real snap. The flip-side closes out with two angst riddled, fist clenching electro bangers. If you want to make a real impact on a dark, strobe lit club, look no further.

Played by: Juno Recommends Electro

in stock $9.23

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VOLRUPTUS

First Contact (2xLP)

BBBBBB

Cat: BBBLP 002. Rel: 24 Mar 20

Tapetum Lucidum (3:54)
We Are The Cyborgs (4:46)
Top 20 Facts You Didn't Know About Ancient Civilizations! (3:54)
Chicxulub Space Rock (5:39)
Butt Shakin' Freaks (4:57)
Top 10 Bizarre Discoveries Science Still Can't Explain (4:08)
First Contact (5:33)
Fotafimi (4:46)
Juggernaut Cosmonaut (5:05)
Hyperbola (4:49)
Man In The Moon (5:42)
Algorithm Society (4:04)

Review: The latest missive on Bjarki's bonkers-but-brilliant BBBBBB label comes courtesy of label regular Volruptus. "First Contact" is the alien electro explorer's second album, following the release of an eponymous debut full length on Sweaty Records in 2016. It's a hugely inventive and entertaining affair, with Volruptus giddily flitting between skittish alien funk ("Tapetum Lucidum"), bass-heavy ghetto-tech insanity ("We Are The Cyborgs", "Butt Shakin' Freaks"), acid-fired workouts ("Chicxulub Space Rock"), melodious deep electro ("First Contact"), rave-addled brain-dance ("Hyperbola") and much more besides. It's the kind of album that keeps you guessing from start to finish, and there sadly aren't too many of those around.

in stock $23.89

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