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Eyes In The Sky
Cat: OP 005. Rel: 06 Dec 21
Space Rock (9:33)
Give Contact (5:57)
Deadline (7:50)
The End Of Rain (5:39)
Sputnik (9:16)
Eyes In The Sky (10:58)
Review: Next up on Outer Place Records is the fifth installment coming from the vault of Meister Bert Ashra, a veteran from Berlin's '90s underground scene who is still active in the city today. His solo project B. Ashra has existed since 1993 as a live act, DJ, composer, sound designer and mastering engineer. He's been known to delve into ambient, experimental, soundscapes, trance and techno, as well as deep house and electronic jazz. Much of the aforementioned is explored on the Eyes In The Sky EP: from the deep 303 swing of 'Space Rock', the chill downtempo electronica of 'Give Me Contact', to the heady acid house of 'The End Of Rain' and the hypnotic techno of 'Sputnik'.
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Played by: Jane Fitz
 in stock $19.31
Electro Soma (reissue)
Electro Soma (reissue) (gatefold 2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 9R. Rel: 25 Aug 17
Soundtrack Of Space (4:02)
Hall Of Mirrors (6:36)
Mondrin (6:43)
Obsessed (5:51)
Bio Dimension (5:55)
Basic Emotion (4:51)
Metropolis (4:58)
Obtuse (7:24)
Telefone 529 (4:12)
Drift (4:06)
 in stock $36.92
Centrum
Centrum (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: 50WEAPONSLP 17. Rel: 27 Feb 15
Where (1:25)
Composer (6:25)
Fire Woman (4:54)
Excluding Natalia (6:08)
SAC (5:13)
Each Other (6:04)
Oez (4:00)
At The Mirror (5:38)
0 To 1 (4:13)
I Ride (6:42)
Review: Parisian producer Bambounou has long been part of the 50 Weapons family, having offered up a series of well-received singles and a debut album for the label since 2012. Centrum is his second LP, and sees him in a typically inventive mood, offering up a range of techno tracks blessed with curiously off-kilter rhythms, crackly found sounds, tumbling melodies and jumpy electronics. While there are dancefloor moments - see the Detroit-influenced, outer-space grooves of "Fire Woman", spiraling psychedelia of "S.A.C" and the kickdrum-propelled thump of "Excluding Natalia" - many of the more potent moments are far more influenced by IDM and ambient.
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Repercussions (reissue)
Cat: RX 01LP. Rel: 17 Feb 25
Long Count (5:46)
Episode 7 (5:04)
Recent Past (5:56)
Serial Operations (5:27)
Paranormal Channels (5:16)
Contingency (5:51)
Ishmalite (5:50)
Advirus (5:55)
Review: When this superb double-pack was first released in 1996, Bandulu had already spent four years finely tuning their trademark sound - decidedly spacey and subtly percussive take on techno that offered nods aplenty to Motor City minimalism and the dub-fired end of the Berlin techno spectrum. As a result, the eight-track set became the North London trio's standout release - an album in all but name that remains the purest and most finely crafted expression of their distinctive take on techno. Now reissued on vinyl for the first time since (and in remastered form to boot), its many highlights including the pounding deep space techno of 'Serial Operations', the dub techno masterclass 'Episode 7', the Regis-esque hedonism of 'Paranormal Channels' and the restless, delay-laden riffs of 'Advirus'.
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Science Art & Ritual (30th Anniversary Edition)
Science Art & Ritual (30th Anniversary Edition) ('bloody mary' red marbled vinyl 3xLP + insert)
Cat: LPSPS 17. Rel: 29 Oct 24
Ancient Ocean III (9:20)
Transition-R (5:29)
Polarity Healing (8:57)
He Is She (11:06)
Lost In Glass (4:20)
August Light (6:58)
Ancient Ocean II (15:10)
Beyond The 7th Gate (25:18)
In The Clouds (10:15)
Mammon (8:48)
Thru Water (6:15)
Composition C For Neutral Space (2:17)
CirroLude (7:10)
In The Clouds (reprise) (2:46)
Review: Science, Art And Ritual chronicles the musical journey of Kingsuk Biswas, known as Bedouin Ascent. Growing up in Harrow during the 70s and 80s, Biswas was influenced by David Rodigan's dub shows and the post-punk experimentation of the era. His eclectic tastes spanned punk, free jazz, noise, and Indian Classical music, which he fused with his ever expanding record collection. By 1987, his music prefigured what would become techno and gave rise to this album which was released in 1994 by Rising High Records. Science, Art And Ritual now celebrates its 30th anniversary with a deluxe 3LP reissue featuring restored tracks and some bonus new material.
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Aonox (reissue)
Aonox (reissue) (clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: SELD 002. Rel: 19 May 17
South Pacific (5:29)
Land Of Oceans (5:18)
Clockwork (5:34)
Across The Hemisphere (6:03)
Girk (4:36)
The Cold (3:15)
Probe (1:50)
Step (3:42)
OV (2:22)
Cure (3:01)
Proto Four (3:06)
Played by: Nastia Reigel
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Ten Days Of Blue (Live At Dekmantel)
Cat: AGM 004. Rel: 06 Mar 23
Intro (1:25)
Collage Of Dreams (7:29)
December's Tragedy (7:11)
Deluge (7:15)
Guitaris Breeze (6:15)
Flex (6:53)
Ten Days Of Blue (5:52)
Venom & Wonder (6:53)
Soft Summer (8:41)
Outro (0:47)
Review: After his superlative and rather unexpected foray into Afro and Latin fusion with his Sol Set project, John Beltran returns to more familiar territory with a rendition of his classic mid-90s album 'Ten Days of Blue' recorded at this year's Dekmantel in Amsterdam. We get a real feel for the whole gig experience, from the sound of murmured anticipation and intro tape to the resolution at the outro and the main meat of the music itself - lively, optimistic, groovy but understated and chilled at the same time - sits somewhere between his ambient and harder techno work. Among Beltran's very finest output.
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Aesthete
Aesthete (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: FE 066. Rel: 10 Dec 21
Amaranth (6:27)
She Is Spring (6:17)
The Sun Would Shine (6:08)
I Play For You (4:29)
When The Children Dance (5:39)
Lodge Freeway (5:19)
Love Freq (6:40)
Review: Michigan artist John Beltran has had a long and winding career that has seen him put out shimmering ambient electronics, organic techno and also find some of his tracks used on high-profile HBO TV shows. Aesthete is his latest offering and once again it pairs the synthetic with the natural in beautiful ways. His melodies are bright and beautiful, his drums float in mid-air and the overall mood of his music is painfully melancholic. This album marks the American's debut on the Furthur Electronix label and a fine one it is too.
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Played by: Shine Grooves
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Lost Recordings #1: Why? & For Whom? (remastered)
Cat: SRR 01LP. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Basic Questions (5:07)
Magnitude Of Such (4:30)
Construction Of Thousands (4:28)
Mobile Terminals (3:23)
A Single Process (5:22)
Accelerating Others (4:21)
They Speak (4:36)
Adverse Effects (5:15)
Review: Veteran techno producer Steve Bicknell brings fresh life to his classic work with this remastered double pack, Lost Recordings #1: Why? & For Whom? This release takes listeners deep into the world of hypnotic rhythmic techno, offering a range of minimal styles that keep the energy flowing. Some of the highlights include: 'Magnitude Of Such' which kicks things off with a gradual build, creating a sense of anticipation that pulls you in. 'Construction Of Thousands' introduces a Detroit-inspired, otherworldly melody that stands out with its rich textures. 'Mobile Terminals' shifts the experience into a spacey, futuristic trek, making it feel like an exploration of uncharted territory. Finally, 'Accelerating Others' delivers a disorienting soundscape, reminiscent of a lunar landing, closing the journey with a sense of mystery. Bicknell's mastery in minimal techno shines through in this release, making it an essential addition for anyone looking to dive deeper into the genre's more hypnotic side. Not too many people are doing techno like this on such a high level like Bicknell is.
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Played by: Skudge
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Alchemist Dreams & Future Tales
Cat: MOTO 017. Rel: 15 Feb 21
Edger (6:20)
Wyer (6:28)
Streamers Of Corona (11:05)
Protoplanet (5:31)
Es Tamer (7:52)
Eltax (8:48)
Awer (8:43)
Zodiac Light (7:00)
Review: Bigeneric aka Marco Repetto is a legendary producer who returns to the same Swiss label that put out his The Compilation album three years ago. This time out the man of many different allies (Planet Love, Sinbiotik, Marco Repetto) assembles a vital bundle of beautiful and well preserved techno and ambient tracks that make for a cohesive listen and were all produced between 1995 and 1999. Some are delightfully light and airy, others dark and moody, others caustic and textured.
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Shortwave Memories
Cat: BIO 36LP. Rel: 20 Jan 22
Tanss (6:43)
Interval Signal (5:25)
Night Shift (6:04)
Formanta (4:16)
Shortwave Memories (5:52)
Infinium (10:50)
Shruthi-12 (8:51)
Transfigured Express (9:10)
Review: After a run of reissues and a boundary-blurring fusion of classical music and electronica (January 2021's Angel's Flight), Norwegian ambient veteran Geir Jennsen AKA Biosphere has gone back to basics on Shortwave Memories. Ditching software and computers for analogue synths, drum machines and effects units, Jennsen has delivered album that he claims was inspired by the post-punk era electronics of Daniel Miller and Matin Hannett, but instead sounds like a new, less dancefloor-conscious take on the hybrid ambient/techno sound he was famous for in the early 1990s. The results are uniformly brilliant, making this one of the Norwegian trailblazer's most alluring and sonically comforting albums for decades.
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Microgravity
Cat: BIO 003LP. Rel: 02 Jul 15
Microgravity (5:20)
Baby Satellite (5:08)
Tranquillizer (8:26)
The Fairy Tale (4:59)
Cloudwalker II (5:20)
Chromosphere (3:46)
Cygnus-A (5:00)
Baby Interphase (5:15)
Biosphere II (4:54)
Search (5:41)
Avenue 2.3 (5:21)
Clovis (3:20)
Coulee (2:42)
Ectozone (4:03)
Dewy Fields (4:01)
Eternal (2:58)
Review: Geir Jensson's debut album under the now familiar Biosphere alias, Microgravity, has long been considered something of a classic of the early '90s ambient boom. First released in 1991, it offered an icy but suitably atmospheric mix of chilly ambience, British-style "intelligent techno" and crystalline IDM. To celebrate 25 years since it was recorded (it was released a year later, in 1991), Geir Jensson has re-mastered it and, with the help of a successful crowd-funding campaign, pressed it onto a double CD minus the cross-fades and sound effects featured on the original pressing. Happily, Microgravity has lost none of its allure.
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Bytes (reissue)
Bytes (reissue) (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 8R. Rel: 04 Aug 23
Plaid - "Object Orient" (5:54)
Close Up Over - "Caz" (6:10)
Xeper - "Carceres Ex Novum" (6:47)
Atypic - "Focus Mel" (7:12)
Close Up Over - "Olivine" (4:52)
IAO - "Clan (Mongol Hordes)" (6:33)
Plaid - "Yamemm" (7:18)
Discordian Popes - "Fight The Hits" (5:24)
Balil - "Merck" (4:34)
Close Up Over - "Jauqq" (5:47)
Balil - "3/4 Heart" (7:29)
Review: Straddling the worlds of dancefloor techno and leftfield experimentation - very often in the same track - The Black Dog aka Black Dog Productions was made up of Ed Handley, Andy Turner and Ken Downie, and on this one the trio appear in various combinations under various guises such as Atypic, I.A.O, Close Up Over, Balil, Xeper, Discordian Popes and Plaid. They released Bytes 30 years ago this year, the third album in Warp's Artificial Intelligence series and this anniversary repress comes on gatefold double vinyl with original artwork. It has been re-cut for the occasion and is as immersive and widescreen now as it ever was.
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Spanners (reissue)
Spanners (reissue) (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: PUPLP 1R. Rel: 03 Aug 23
Raxmus (3:04)
Bolt1 (0:30)
Barbola Work (6:42)
Bolt2 (0:27)
Psil-cosyin (10:35)
Chase The Manhattan (5:42)
Bolt3 (1:35)
Tahr (3:09)
Bolt4 (1:05)
Further Harm (6:19)
Nommo (6:52)
Bolt5 (0:23)
Pot Noddle (7:13)
Bolt6 (0:42)
End Of Time (3:43)
Utopian Dream (6:02)
Bolt7 (0:17)
Frisbee Skip (5:22)
Chesh (5:56)
Review: The Black Dog were one of the core early Warp acts, and their Spanners album - the third full length of their career at the time - is one of their best. Despite its roots in the early IDM scene, the album managed to climb to number 30 in the UK charts back when it arrived in January 1995. It's a great mix of unexpected experimental oddness and dancefloor rhythms that makes for a superb trip through what was then the modern world. Pitchfork have rated it one of the 50 best IDM albums ever and this reissue reminds us why.
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Further Vexations (remastered)
Further Vexations (remastered) (limited purple vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: DUSTV 127. Rel: 13 Feb 25
Biomantric L-if-e
0093
Phil: Because Ov, Indeed
You're Only SQL
We Are Haunted
CCTV Nation
Stempel
Northern Electronic Soul (part 1)
Northern Electronic Soul (part 2)
Northern Electronic Soul (part 3)
Skin Clock
Dada Mindstab
Tunnels Ov Set
Later Vexations
Kissing Someone Else's DOG
Review: Experimental electronic triad The Black Dog see their 2009 CD album remastered and reissued, a missive from a time when the band were particularly concerned with the encroachment of surveillance capital and Orwellian practices carried out by institutions, governments and corporations. Tackling the cynical ironies of weaponised phraseologies such as "for your own safety", and their use by firms whom almost certainly do not have our best interests at heart, the mood of this techno tucker is indeed certainly, if not paranoid, vexed. Emblematic of this are humanity reductions such as 'You're Only SQL', on which gurgly basses churn, and 'CCTV Nation', which bridges Dispatches-style documentary melodies and jittery acid house.
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Silenced (remastered)
Cat: DUSTV 120. Rel: 08 May 24
Trojan Horus (part 1) (5:03)
Trojan Horus (part 2) (2:30)
Lam Vril (4:27)
Truth Benders DIE (3:22)
Bolt 23 Blue Screen Ov Death (1:45)
Alt/Return/Dash/Kill (2:14)
Bolt 777 Ordinary Boy (4:04)
Drexian City RIDE (1:23)
Remote Viewing (feat Steven Severin) (3:12)
Gummi Void (2:31)
Machine Machina (2:15)
The Stele Of Revealing (1:27)
Songs For Other People (2:57)
Break Down On Lake Shore Drive (2:00)
Bolt 33 Glitch & Chin (2:20)
Sudden Intake (4:49)
4 3s 555 (part 1) (2:49)
4 3s 555 (part 2) (4:27)
Review: Album number six from Sheffield's electronic heroes The Black Dog was closer to their debut, Bytes, than anything that came in between. "We never set out to make it like Bytes," group member Martin Dust has since explained. "My idea was to create something you could come home to after you'd just ben to a club or gig, that would start at the right pace and then just wind down into a great album and just chill out." Suffice to say, they achieved that and then some. Silenced is an example of downtempo that still feels like it has one foot in the rave, sounds informed by 4AM highs and 10AM quiet, here made precious through the use of blissful and complex tones that envelop and encase your mind. A record everyone should own.
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Wet Will Always Dry
Cat: TESC 005. Rel: 13 Jun 18
Klade (5:28)
Careless (6:05)
Tasser (6:21)
Vented (6:54)
North (6:21)
Stell (6:09)
Kalosi (6:51)
Nims (5:49)
Review: Some eight years on from his Hessle Audio debut, Blawan has finally got round to releasing his debut album. Predictably, it's rather good, offering an eight-track assault on the senses built around his now familiar clanking, industrial-tinged polyrhythmic techno rhythms, foreboding electronics and paranoid, claustrophobic aural textures. Most of the sounds - including the percussion hits - were created using modular synthesis, which gives Wet Will Always Dry a particularly atmospheric and otherworldly feel. There are nods towards the likes of Surgeon and Livity Sound, as well as Rhythm & Sound/Basic Channel style dub techno, but the album's greatest strength is that it never sounds like anything other than a fine set of Blawan club tracks.
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Superconductor
Cat: OMLP 27. Rel: 14 Jul 23
Tramp (4:37)
Machine Sky (6:05)
Level Control (6:09)
Super Conductor (5:56)
Octopii (7:30)
Dictation (6:28)
Beets (3:01)
Circus In My Head (4:39)
Steppin' Through (6:01)
Muscle Relaxer (4:43)
Sleeping Through The Day (5:22)
Review: When Magda and Jay Ahearn first unveiled the Blotter Trax project - rather mysteriously, it should be noted - the showcased cuts tended towards the more psychedelic end of the techno and electro spectrum. They've flipped the script on debut album Superconductor, a genuinely brilliant collection of funkier, far-sighted workouts that draws more on their joint love of Arthur Russell, early 80s NYC downtown disco, leftfield new-wave pop and flash-fried punk-funk. The addition of bass and guitar (from new third member Hannes Strobl and guest axe-slinger Shigeru Tanabu) adds an organic element, with lead vocals (courtesy of principal songwriter and singer Nina Hynes) humanising their sound further. A triumphant, if surprising, full-length debut that could turn out to be one of the electronic LPs of 2023.
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Electrosoul
Electrosoul (2xLP + sticker limited to 100 copies)
Cat: DTRV 003. Rel: 09 Sep 24
Electronic Ghetto (4:20)
Dance (4:09)
Beautiful Bum (4:20)
Househead (4:24)
Magic (feat Tay) (4:56)
All My Love (4:41)
Rain (5:05)
It's Going Down (feat Lord Justice) (3:59)
It's Going Down (instrumental) (4:00)
Futures Past (5:09)
Review: Body Mechanic has been turning out definitive Motor City techno on solid labels like Cryovac, and GASS for several years. This time out he lands-on Detroit Techno and serves up, well, some electro. It's classic 313 tackle though - heavy on the kicks, snappy snares and filthy dirty basslines that make you want to move. Ghoulish vocals add extra grit to the opener and from there 'Dance' gets more playful with jittery drum funk and scratching, 'Beautiful Bum' has a gorgeously tender and reflective vibe thanks to the minor chords and smooth electro rhythms, 'Magic (feat Tay) ' slips into a deep and soulful house groove and 'Househead' is jacked up, loopy and well swung amongst several more timeless cuts. All in all, a killer double 12".
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Bloom
Bloom (gatefold peach vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: ZEN 302. Rel: 26 Sep 24
Martin (3:49)
Hiding (feat Lykke Li) (3:42)
Best Life (feat Jonah) (4:00)
Memory Cassettes (3:49)
Beautiful (feat Malou) (3:21)
Faithless (feat Erin LeCount) (3:35)
Rust (4:36)
Evermore (feat Enfant Sauvage) (3:25)
Rain (feat Max Milner) (3:49)
The Sun (feat Oh Wonder) (3:04)
Blossoms (3:22)
Review: Ben Bohmer's upcoming album Bloom marks a significant milestone in his musical journey, offering a reset from the pressures of his previous successes. The album, shows his growth as an artist, emphasising spontaneity and a return to his improvisational roots. The lead single, 'Best Life,' featuring Jonah, explores themes of life's fleeting nature and the importance of cherishing each moment. 'Best Life also represents a sonic departure for Bohmer, signaling his intention to break free from predefined musical boundaries. The album promises a diverse range of styles and tempos, featuring collaborations with artists like Lykke Li, Oh Wonder and Enfant Sauvage. Overall, Bloom appears to be a deeply personal and musically adventurous project that reflects Bohmer's evolution as a musician.
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Hensa
Hensa (gatefold white & pink vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: ATMV 094. Rel: 24 Jan 22
Oregelis (3:57)
Chad's RA (5:25)
MAGO (5:24)
Wake Upipo (6:23)
Thwimmy (6:45)
Brittle Clap (2:36)
BIAS JAPAN (5:17)
Ore Ayhun (5:57)
Ano Kyo Ku (5:10)
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Ones & Zeros
BOYS NOIZE / VARIOUS
Cat: OAZ 001LP. Rel: 04 Mar 25
Dj G2g - "*ussy" (feat Jahanam) (3:14)
Boys Noize - "Bvrning" (5:11)
Locked Club - "Ring My Bells" (3:55)
Adame DJ - "Beat Maquinario" (2:02)
Safety Trance & Umru - "Sidewinder" (2:53)
KFR - "There Is Something I Can't Find" (feat Mayah Alkhateri) (3:29)
Slim Soledad - "Vai Toma Na Rave" (3:22)
Manni Dee - "Break Me" (feat BODUR) (3:47)
Schacke - "Control Freak" (6:06)
Otta - "Mao Na Parede" (5:39)
Anna Lann - "Silver Plug" (5:59)
TINKERHELL - "Cross Ways" (5:15)
David Lohlein - "El Baile" (4:33)
Isaiah - "Lone Soldier" (4:40)
Dj Babatr - "Kick The Floor" (4:42)
Ilya Gadaev - "Pleasuredom" (5:21)
MarcelDune - "Run & Dream, Kiss & Bye" (4:09)
SCNTST - "Feedback" (4:02)
Baseck - "Let It Go" (3:15)
DJ WIFI - "Like 2 Ride" (3:20)
AERO NOVA - "B1te" (3:12)
Boys Noize - "Sireneh" (3:08)
Review: Boys Noize has been tearing up dance floors and serving up arresting electronic assaults for ages, often on his own self-titled label. He branches out here though with a new one, Ones & Zeros, which he has said is a "concept label reflecting new modes of creative and subcultural circulation". it launches with a bumper compilation featuring 22 blistering sounds across six sides of wax. Two of them come from the bas himself, one is a collar with Locked Club, and elsewhere new school and more established names like Skee Mask, Safety Trance and Manni Dee all offer up the sort of high impact tracks that will always be useful to have at your disposal for when the rave really is ready to peak.

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Played by: Dogheadsurigeri
 in stock $56.53
Deep Fall
Deep Fall (heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: PF 071. Rel: 01 May 18
Deep (8:32)
Fall (4:50)
Calling 610 (6:48)
Journey To The Centre (9:07)
All About The Music (6:53)
Soul Star (6:38)
Grey Souls (7:11)
Yung Po Nee (5:09)
Out (0:37)
Played by: DJ QU, DCook
标签: Tech House | 90s House
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Suburban Hunting
Suburban Hunting (limited heavyweight coloured splattered vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: CITI 018. Rel: 23 Nov 15
Nursing Home (2:18)
Vacant (5:50)
Derelict (5:31)
Godless (6:10)
Scum (4:02)
Tourist Zone (4:16)
Crime (6:19)
Suburban Hunting (6:14)
Knives (6:07)
Prayer Space (5:13)
Shallow Pits (2:04)
Review: It's been a delight to see Oliver Ho's Broken English Club project develop artistically over recent times, with some fine records for Jealous God and Veronica Vasicka's Cititrax label along the way. Suburban Hunting sees Ho deliver his debut Broken English Club album, featuring some 11 tracks of primitive electronics and cinematic pseudo techno cuts. Tunes like "Vacant", "Derelict", or "Scum" all share a loose techno framework, but the real aesthetic is much vaster than that, verging on remnants of post-punk, industrial and all that goodness and hybrid class that came out of the late 1980's. It's another fine addition to the sublime Cititrax discography, and we recommended it just as much as the previous numbers.
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100% Juice
100% Juice (2xLP)
Cat: REKIDS 201. Rel: 22 Apr 22
100% Juice (4:59)
Slush (4:10)
Rainbow Bridge (3:59)
Reverse (4:45)
Wonky Workout (4:29)
I Want (4:23)
Boxed In (4:44)
Wiggle Me This (5:06)
Review: Mark Broom is a techno veteran, but just because he enjoys that sot of status doesn't mean he has lost his edge. He proves that here with a hefty new record on Radio Salve's mighty Rekids. It bangs from the off with his signature heavy drums defining each of the tracks across all four sides of vinyl. '100% Juice' is peak time tackle with incendiary hit hats and loopy synths, 'Slush' is a head melter with more warped lines and elsewhere 'Wonky Workout' does exactly what says on the tin. There is a brilliantly unsettling and eerie vibe to 'Boxed In' and straight up dance floor fire in 'Wiggle Me This.'
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Foreshadow
Foreshadow (limited black & white marbled vinyl LP + sticker + MP3 download code)
Cat: EVIGHET 004. Rel: 27 Apr 23
Moonward (2:53)
Foreshadow (3:40)
Basement (5:00)
Jacknife (5:02)
Sipario (2:01)
Moonward (The Fear Ratio remix) (4:21)
Swallow Feather (5:09)
Dopamine (6:07)
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The Sound Of Love International 004
BUDINO / VARIOUS
Cat: LITPLP 004. Rel: 27 Jan 22
Peter Seiler - "Serengeti" (5:09)
The Ambush - "Casablanca" (7:29)
Bourbonese Qualk - "Ton Ton Macoute" (4:14)
Pyrolator - "Ein Weihnachtsmann Kommt In Die Disco" (4:21)
Torch Song - "Hark" (long version) (3:44)
Kirlian Camera - "Communicate" (instrumental) (7:22)
DJ Blasy - "Metacognition" (6:39)
Budino & Berko - "Transoceanic" (6:41)
Fidelfatti - "Ocean" (4:16)
Vibes Of Rhythm - "Thrill Me" (Trance Paradise mix) (4:59)
Clock DVA - "Cypher (Glyph)" (5:11)
Scott Edward - "The Ion Engine" (6:10)
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Cherskogo Drive
Cat: CITI 025. Rel: 01 Oct 18
March Cherskogo (7:07)
Back 2 The E (5:42)
Elektroshirka (6:16)
Slow Durk (3:50)
AXF (10:56)
808 Exc Dirty (5:07)
Review: Sometime Trilogy Tapes and Zodiac 44 artist Buttechno (real name Pavel Milyakov) arrives on Minimal Wave offshoot Cititrax with his fourth album-length excursion. It could well be his best to date too, as we can confirm it has very few flaws, but plenty of atmospheric, ear catching fare to enjoy. He begins with the fuzzy, metallic mid-tempo techno creepiness of "March Cherskogo", before proceeding to flit between smooth horror-techno ("Back 2 The E"), melodious and spacey electro ("Elektroshirka", the foreboding "AXF"), mind-altering intergalactic chug ("Slow Durk") and sparse, crackling industrial techno (L.I.E.S-ish closer "808 Exec Dirty").
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Fumika Fades
Fumika Fades (2xLP + hand-numbered insert + sticker limited to 200 copies)
Cat: ECU 001. Rel: 03 Apr 23
Fade To Flow (19:01)
Fade To Find (19:16)
Fade To Feel (18:40)
Fade To Fall (19:51)
Review: BVDUB's Fumika Fades is a glorious new double pack that is again stuffed with inspired sonic detail and moving ambient soundscapes. The subtle complexity of his sound is laid bare again here with just eight long and involving pieces that ebb and flow, rise and fall, pull you in and push you out. It follows on from a busy 2022 in which Bay Area dub techno titan Brock van Wey put out several great double packs. This one comes with beautiful artwork, too, and is another great addition to the shelves from this man's ever-more spotless catalogue.
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