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Review: The Funke man returns with his first 12" for Kompakt in over a decade! German producer Sascha Funke has a long and productive relationship with the Cologne outpost dating back to the Compass 12" issued through the label in 1999, and lately this has manifested itself through Saschienne. The ongoing music project between Funke and wife Julienne Dessagne, Saschienne 2012 LP was full of deep, sweeping techno and it's an approach he takes with this Zug Un Zug 12". The title cut is pure Funke, gradually building from just a few elements into a hugely dramatic dancefloor epic themed around perfectly placed piano chords. It is complemented well by the more urgent drive of "Alles In Allem" made all the more distinctive by some bizarro, almost Giallo synths.
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Cat: KOMPAKT 343 (B-STOCK). Rel: 15 Dec 20
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: ***B-STOCK: Slight tear and creasing to corner of outer sleeve, but otherwise in excellent condition***
The mysterious, canine-loving producer delivers three slabs of euphoric but tough techno for Michael Mayer's label. The title track is full of the kind of spine-tingling hooks and melodies that this project has long been associated with, but on this occasion, it is delivered against the backdrop of a steely, spiky rhythm. On "Musik Hypnotises", all semblance of melody is absent, and in its place there is a rough, acid-soaked techno workout. Finally, "Wasp Factory" inhabits a similar space, with heavy, warped beats and nasty 303 riffs propelling this dog lover into a much more abrasive sound than before.
… Read moreThe mysterious, canine-loving producer delivers three slabs of euphoric but tough techno for Michael Mayer's label. The title track is full of the kind of spine-tingling hooks and melodies that this project has long been associated with, but on this occasion, it is delivered against the backdrop of a steely, spiky rhythm. On "Musik Hypnotises", all semblance of melody is absent, and in its place there is a rough, acid-soaked techno workout. Finally, "Wasp Factory" inhabits a similar space, with heavy, warped beats and nasty 303 riffs propelling this dog lover into a much more abrasive sound than before.
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Review: The mysterious, canine-loving producer delivers three slabs of euphoric but tough techno for Michael Mayer's label. The title track is full of the kind of spine-tingling hooks and melodies that this project has long been associated with, but on this occasion, it is delivered against the backdrop of a steely, spiky rhythm. On "Musik Hypnotises", all semblance of melody is absent, and in its place there is a rough, acid-soaked techno workout. Finally, "Wasp Factory" inhabits a similar space, with heavy, warped beats and nasty 303 riffs propelling this dog lover into a much more abrasive sound than before.
… Read morePlayed by: DJ Mau Mau, Knightlife
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Year Of The Living Dead (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: KOMPAKT 428. Rel: 24 Feb 21
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: San Fran's unstoppable and enduring tech house craftsman John Tejada is also super reliable. His sound is well established, but he always does enough with each new release to embellish it a little further. Returning now to his home label of Kompakt, he refines his palette to silky melodies, fuzzy pads and crisp beats that are superbly pleasing for both your ears and your heels. 'Sheltered' is a particularly classy cut of deft tech minimalism, 'Spectral Progressions' expires ambient broken beats with lush pad work and 'Panacea' picks up the pace in scintillant fashion. This might be his best work in years.
… Read more in stock $31.13
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Cat: KOMPAKTCD 162. Rel: 24 Feb 21
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: Recorded during lockdown - hence the rather apocalyptic title - and made in part using a different set of hardware and software tools than his previous work, Year of the Living Dead has a slightly different feel than John Tejada's previous full-length excursions. Of course, his fine grasp of mood and melody remains a major feature, as does his love of warming ambient chords and dreamy electronics, but these elements are twisted round a wider variety of rhythms (think mutant electro, post-dubstep UK bass, UK garage and dub techno), with warm, deep and rich sub-bass coming to the fore throughout. Tejada rarely misses the mark, of course, but there's a surprising freshness to the album that means you'd do well to sit up and take notice.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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ROBAG WRUHME / VARIOUS
Wuppdeckmischmampflow (mixed CD)
Cat: KOMPAKTCD 84. Rel: 13 Jan 11
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: Gabor Schablitzki has long been one of European techno's most underrated talents. Although rightly celebrated within the underground techno community, he's yet to achieve much in the way of wider acclaim, either as a DJ, or for his productions under the more familiar Robag Wruhme and Wighomy Brothers monikers (the latter alongside Soren Bodner). In many ways it's a shame, because his particular take on the German minimal sound - soft, melodic, warm and shuffling, with just a hint of swing to the percussion - is far more attractive than the stripped back darkness favoured by many of his contemporaries. Whether you're a confirmed fan or a first-timer, you'll find plenty to enjoy on Wuppdeckmischmampflow, his first solo DJ mix for Kompakt. Like 2008's similarly wonderful Wighomy Brothers mix MetawuffmischfelgeA.A., it inhabits a kind of strange no-man's land between DJ mix and production showcase, with individual tracks taken apart, reworked and fused with others to create one smooth, winding hour-long journey. So, for example, tracks by Villalobos, Tiefschwarz and Schablitzki himself merge to make one beautifully melodic whole, before dropping effortlessly into an FX-laden version of Chateau Flight's "Cosmic Race". With tracks by Guillaume & the Coutu Dumonts, Claro Intellecto, Four Tet, Koze, Moderat and Ian Simmonds getting a similar treatment, the results are rarely less than spellbinding.
… Read moreout of stock $11.41
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Review: Returning to Kompakt for their first single of 2014, ever-active production duo Blond:ish have more of their moody tech house on offer for all those that like a touch of sass in their polished beats and a whisper of indie in the melodic elements. "Wunderkammer" moves with poise and presence, calling to mind the likes of Booka Shade with its brooding synths, cheeky noises and big room dynamics, while "Birds Eat Birds" takes on a more aggressive stance full of growling textures and distorted voices. "Stolen Romance" however reveals the more contemplative side to Blond:ish, working a guest turn from Audysea around a slow, organic beat and languid guitar tones with a melted down Balearic feel to it.
… Read morePlayed by: Craig Bratley, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: The only bad thing about Aril Brikha is that he doesn't release much music. But when he does, he amazes everyone.
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Weval (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: KOMPAKT 352. Rel: 08 Jun 16
Deep House
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Shy Grass
Los Pensamientos
Lucy's Affair
Endless Games
Nada Brahma
Moonvalley
Velvet Wave
Myein Caravan
Jupiter & Jaguar
Inner Jungle
It Starts Now
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Cat: KOMPACTCD 127. Rel: 20 Oct 15
Minimal House/Tech House
Shy Grass
Los Pensamientos
Lucy's Affair
Endless Games
Nada Brahma
Moonvalley
Velvet Wave
Myein Caravan
Jupiter & Jaguar
Inner Jungle
It Starts Now
Review: Kompakt's strong year of album projects continues apace with a debut long player from Vivie-Ann Bakos and Anstascia D'Elene's Blond:ish project. The Montreal pair have slowly ingrained themselves within the Cologne label, issuing a series of club ready 12"s on Kompakt since they debuted back in 2012. However, Blond:ish change tack for Welcome To The Present, an album that is apparently inspured by Bakos and D'Elene spending time channelling their inner spirituality whilst in Mexico and India. As a result, a warm calm exudes much of Welcome To The Present, though there are still moments suited for the dancefloor, such as the breathless tech of "Endless Game" and the tres-Kompakt "Nada Brahma". Dive in!
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Review: This is what the world has been waiting for. The fusion of two that know it all too well. Those fine gents, Jorg 'The Modernist' Burger and Reinhard Voigt have created this collaborative effort. 'Welcome To Echoclub'. 'Senor Pasajero' is a cheerful party track, rigged in the most addictive ways, and hosted by none other that Madrid's renowned airport announcer! A massive outing from two of our favourite Kompakt forerunners.
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Review: Described by Kompakt as "a somnambulistic two-tracker that delivers more bang for the buck", John Tejada returns to the Cologne label with a new 12" primed for the dancefloor. We Can Pretend shows the LA-based Tejada might be looking to apply the new found interest in modular synthesis shown on his 2012 LP The Predicting Machine to the muscular techno he's founded his reputation on. Taking the form of two vocal tracks, one featuring former collaborator Kimi Recor and the other Morgan Alexander, the abiding feeling you get from the title track is 'perhaps this is what James Holden and John Talabot collaborating would sound like?'. There's a subtle poppishness to "We Can Pretend" that doesn't detract from the masterful sequencing, whilst "Now We're Here" is Tejada in classicist pumping US house mode.
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Ewan PEARSON / VARIOUS
We Are Proud Of Our Choices (mixed CD)
Cat: KOMPAKTC 78. Rel: 12 Feb 10
Minimal House/Tech House
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Review: Times have changed since Jake Williams first donned the Rex The Dog alias for Kompakt in 2004, but his ability to deliver ear-pleasing, synth-heavy dancefloor cuts has never faltered. "Vortex", the lead cut from the producer's first EP on 2019, is a particular potent example of his art, with Williams building and releasing tension via sparse, spacey lead lines, new wave style synth chords, matter-or-fact techno beats, trance-inducing motifs and some suitably mind-altering breakdowns. It's arguably his strongest club cut for years and certainly the most alluring. Over on side B, "Elektromekanik" sees Williams brilliantly alternate between moments of loved-up, rush-inducing dreaminess and thrillingly angular, hard-wired modular electronics.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Local Suicide
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Review: "Victimizer" inspires from the fringes of dub, indie-rock, vocoder-pop and of course minimal techno.
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Review: Long time Kompakt staple Dave DK gets some tracks from his most recent Val Maira album remixed by a who's who of deep house and minimal here. The Isolee remix of "We Mix At Six is the typical quality you'd expect from the Finnish producer who for over 15 years has only just gotten better and better in his pursuits of oddball deepness. The Ulrich Schnauss remix of "Kronsee" is totally sublime and dreamy electronic shoegaze once again from one of the true masters of the style. Finally Portable Sunsets' remix of "Nuova Cancia" sees the Brooklyn duo nail that dreamy and ethereal Kompakt sound perfectly.
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Review: Moodmusic affiliate Dave DK is no stranger to Kompakt, having featured on several of their compilations over the years and done the odd remix. Their relationship is formalised here with the arrival of Val Maira, the Berlin producer's third album and a concerted attempt to go beyond the impressive production skills previously shown by Dave DK to offer "deeply personal expressiveness and emotional impact". Listening through the eleven tracks on this double LP edition, you'd have to say it's a success; Val Maira is rife with the kind of emotive electronics you expect from a Kompakt LP and is perfectly sequenced to run through a gamut of moods. A fine album from DDK.
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Review: Moodmusic affiliate Dave DK is no stranger to Kompakt, having featured on several of their compilations over the years and done the odd remix. Their relationship is formalised here with the arrival of Val Maira, the Berlin producer's third album and a concerted attempt to go beyond the impressive production skills previously shown by Dave DK to offer "deeply personal expressiveness and emotional impact". Listening through the 11 tracks on this album, you'd have to say it's a success; Val Maira is rife with the kind of emotive electronics you expect from a Kompakt LP and is perfectly sequenced to run through a gamut of moods. A fine album from DDK.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends CD Albums
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Unsichtbare Tanzer (limited hand-numbered 12" in autographed sleeve)
Cat: KOMPAKT 469. Rel: 05 Sep 23
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: It is widely known for being a label that deals in mature techno and tech with top class melodies, but Kompakt has also put out its fare share of leftfield yet crowd pleasing curveballs. We get the sense that this is one of them from Andreas Dorau, particularly the Wassermann Tubass mix of 'Unsichtbare Tanzer' which is off balance tech with curious vocals. The Sog mix is like a colourful adult lullaby and the original has big prog guitar licks and 80s synth flourishes. Finally, the Wassermann Rausch mix is a meandering tech cut with plodding drums and bass.
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Review: Just as John and Yoko used music making to shape and define their relationship back in the 1960s, husband-and-wife Sascha Funke and Julieene Dessagne have chosen to express their love in musical form. Unknown, their first collaborative album, is a decidedly cosy and atmospheric affair, combining Funke's sparse electronic rhythms with Dessagne's icy vocals and instrumental skills (think vaguely gothic and jazz-flecked guitars, pianos and fireside-warm keys). While a definite departure for the usually club-minded Funke, it makes for a heartwarming set, as his techno and deep house-influenced grooves are twisted into warm and revealing new shapes.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends CD Albums
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Universo (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: KOMPAKT 453. Rel: 26 Oct 22
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: Agents Of Time are a unique Italian dance duo whose poppy dance music blends well with a live 3D show that has dazzled punters the world over. Here they debut their first album, Universo, which plunges into the cosmos through a distinctly lo-fi dance lens. With a slew of vocal performances from Audrey Janssens to Vicky Who?, our favourite track has to be a tie between 'Vocal Ghost' and 'Liquid Fantasy'. Perhaps comparable to Bicep for cosmonauts.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: 'Umfang' roughly translates from German to mean 'scope' or 'perspective', and that's exactly what German dub techno stalwart Jonathan Kaspar provides here. Each track "transports (the artist's) pandemic desires into today's world", through the use of flappy and spacious sound design, undulating pads, tactile post-dub ricochets... and happy, nappy minimality.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: "Two Of Us", by Supermayer, has an irresistible bass-driven groove that steamrolls the first three minutes until the glockenspiel drops. As sweet as it is compelling, this Kompakt release puts a magic spell on the dancefloor.
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