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I See What You Did There (limited 1-sided purple marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: SSPS 3. Rel: 22 Jun 16
Electro
Review: Nijmegen label Shipwrec have been in fairly imperious form this year, canvassing the spectrum of electro for some fine sounding and even-finer-looking records. Washington State artist Chris Roman issued his second 214 album on Shipwrec last year and returns here for "I See What You Did There", the first of several singles to arrive over the coming months - Central Processing Unit, Frustrated Funk and Lunar Disko also have records in the works with him. Taking shape as a one track 12" for the latest in Shipwrec's Silk Screen Printed Series, "I See What You Did There" snaps and throbs in all the right places across its nine minutes but is tempered with a sense of emotive contemplation that lends it some extra depth.
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Review: Dutch electro heads Shipwrec are back with Valerio Lombardozzi aka Heinrich Dressel aka Composite Profuse, throwing down some purist electro leanings on the Unalaska Ice Files EP. Starting out with the rich vintage synth tapestries on "30-Foot Wave", while the title track is deep down and dirty electrofunk of the very Drexciyan, aquatic variety. On the flip, we've got some pretty serious remixes of said track; legends The Exaltics deliver a fairly thumping and emotive version which is also worthy of your attention while fellow Italian duo Teslasonic's remix is actually the work of Lombardozzi yet again.
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Review: Despite being at it for well over two decades, Ed 'DMX Krew' Upton shows no signs of slowing down. Even more impressively, his EPs remain as essential now as he did in the mid '90s. There's naturally much to admire on this deep, woozy and spacey electro EP for Dutch titans Shipwrec. Amongst the highlights, you'll find the deep boogie/sunny electro hybrid "Cordial", the high-octane bleep and braindance rhythms of "Ping Me Back", the dark Italo throb of "Mini-Owner", and the bubbly, Detroit-goes-to-Romford-via-Chicago quirkiness of closer "Thinking Using Another's Brain". As usual, Upton barely puts a foot wrong, with even the EP's lesser moments being head and shoulders above those produced by most of his rivals.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Electro, Sync 24
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Review: American Psychosis: Part One finds Vincent Koreman add Shipwrec to his growing profile of labels under the Drvg Cvltvre name and features a killer lead collaboration with Chris Moss Acid. Given the UK producer's name and recording history its little surprise to find the Drvg Cvltvre hook up is called "Acid Flash" - if you can imagine the results of Jamal Moss mixed with Dungeon Acid and John Heckle jamming in the studio then you're in the right frame of mind for this. Over on the B-side Drvg Cvltvre goes solo and provides a sinister, acid arpeggiated trip down the worm hole with some dominatrix techno in "I'll Wear Your Face On a Chain". Killer artwork too!
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Review: If anyone can make retrospective rave music it's Edward Upton aka EDMX. Lightning fast acid dominates the title track, which arrives backed by a booming kick drum and rock and roll symbol crashes by the way of a Roland 909. "Card Slot" slows in BPM in comparison, substituting an acid meltdown for Aphex Twin musicality. A secret weapon lies in "What The" for any rave-curious techno jock, while the upfront gabba-esque beats and psycho rave sonics of "Grab The Beat" must be played with caution!
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Review: Since he adopted the Ekman guise, Dutch producer Roel Dijcks has graced a small number of well-respected labels with his notably rough edged and dark brand of electro. Possibly most well known for inaugurating the breakout Berceuse Heroique label, Ekman has also released with Netherlands institution Panzerkreuz, the always surprising Gooiland Elektro and UK-based Abstract Forms, whilst delivering a debut album for the Solar One Music label overseen by The Exaltics. Having recently contributed a track to the Club Funny Horse compilation issued on Gooiland, Ekman's next releases arrives through Shipwrec, a Dutch label that specialises in the sort of 3am squat party electro that makes this meeting a perfect alliance - "Sharadia" is a hellish highlight!
… Read morePlayed by: Billy Nasty, Dave Miller, Tripeo, Juno Recommends Electro, Marsman, Ali Renault, THE EXALTICS
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Review: Since first surfacing under The Exaltics guise back in 2007, Robert Witschakowski has graced a stellar cast of labels including Bunker, Creme Organization, Panzerkreuz, and Modal Analysis and this year has seen him arise on the Clone West Coast series for a tryptich of Some Other Place releases and remix Marcel 'two tone' Fengler for Ostgut Ton. The addition of Dutch label Shipwrec to his ever bustling discography with this Twelve EP makes perfect sense within the context of the music they've released thus far, and this is a fine addition to anyone that considers themselves to be an Exaltics completist. Lead cut "The New Beginning" sounds like Gesloten Cirkel remixing "Deep Burnt", whilst "Coroded" fully lives up its title, and look at what's hiding on the B Side. A remix of "Downwards" from Bunker royalty Unit Moebius Anonymous. Killer twelve!
… Read morePlayed by: Ben Sims, Simon Heartfield, Jerome Hill, Billy Nasty, Tripeo, SCENERY RECORDS, S-File, Charlton, Juno Recommends Techno, 3.14, Myles Serge, Richard Zepezauer (RZ-1), Ali Renault, Kastil (Soul Notes/Stale), Rivet, THE EXALTICS, Ghost Culture, ANFS
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Cat: SHIP 12. Rel: 16 Feb 12
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Reasch EP (limited to 300 hand numbered copies 12" in silkscreen printed sleeve)
Cat: SHIP 02. Rel: 28 Oct 10
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Played by: Svreca, Juno Recommends Electro
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The Damocles Syndicate (coloured vinyl 12" in hand-stamped sleeve)
Cat: SHIP 056. Rel: 30 Apr 18
Electro
Review: I Love Acid overlords Posthuman divert from their usual jacking course to lay down a pair of surprisingly sleazy and far-sighted jams for Holland's consistent Shipwrec imprint. Naturally, their ever-present TB-303 lines make their presence felt on gnarly A-side "Netflix and Kill", but this time they're stretching out above a bouncy, tribal-tinged backing track rich in wide-eyed rave stabs and hip-house style sampled whoops. If you're in the mood for something a little looser and more laidback, we'd recommend the spacey synths, undulating acid bass and picturesque deep house flourishes of flipside title track "The Damocles Syndicate", which thrillingly just gets heavier as it progresses.
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Review: Storied French producer Umwelt has been a busy boy over the last two decades, releasing enough material to fill several fine retrospective sets should the opportunity arise. Here, he returns to Shipwrec following a three-year absence, once again filling a 12" with raw, moody and introspective electronic jams. Interestingly, the majority of the tracks tends towards the dark, otherworldly and downtempo, with only the spacey bounce of symphonic electro shuffler "Journey to the Universe" and similarly inclined "Escape to the Brave New World" taking a positive and melodious approach. That's not meant as a criticism, though, as you'll find few moodier or more clandestine cuts than the brilliant "Beyond Existence" and thrillingly psychedelic "Outside Me".
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Cat: SHPRMX 1. Rel: 29 Apr 16
Electro
Review: French legend Umwelt is back again for Dutch imprint Shipwreck. The man with a career spanning nearly 20 years and the figure behind the Shelter, Fundata and New Flesh/Rave Or Die imprints serves us with the State Of Matter Remix Series 01. The original version shows off its fierce and booming bass and acid attack. Ekman's remix keeps the focus on the 303 side of things, joyriding that little silver box to a squealing and screeching hot mess. The Exaltics rendition goes for a dusty and rusty acid techno style, full of vintage flair. Finally Eomac, one half of techno terrors Lakker delves deep into the abstract as always, delivering a tough yet hypnotic and mesmerising version which is a surprising highlight.
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Review: UK electro hero Dez Williams follows up great recent releases on Bedouin, Earwiggle and his own Electronik Religion imprint with this stunner on Amsterdam based Shipwrec. It's buzzing analogue techno with a pinch of soul on "Balancing Act" but those expecting his darkside, Drexciyan derived electro needn't worry as "Reach The Void" surely proves. "Slave Driver" and "Dyre Strayt" are the kind of majestic and tunnelling techno workouts that fans of Jeff Mills' Axis would approve of. Things end in style with the epic acid techno stomper that is "Death Threat". Nice to see Williams back in top form.
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