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(DNCD05) Regis - Delivered into the Hands of Indifference [Downwards]

Regis - Escape from Yourself

A1 - HOUSEHOLD METHOD
A2 - ERROR POYLNOMIAL OSCAR MULERO REMIX
B1 - ERROR POLYNOMIAL
B2 - ERROR POLYNOMIAL MIKE PARKER REMIX

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Data
https://wolsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/wols006



WOLS006

Takaaki Itoh - Error Polynomial (Oscar Mulero Remix)

A1 / 1. Twelve (Marcel Fengler Rework)
A2 / 2. Diesel Drudge (Function Rework)
B1 / 3. Surface Noise (P.A.S. Live Edit)
B2 / 4. Twelve (Psyk Rework)
C1 / 5. Booster (Octave One Rework)
C2 / 6. Function 6 (KSP Rework)
D1 / 7. Surface Noise (Lucy Rework)
E1 / 8. Temporary Suspension (SLAM Rework)
E2 / 9. Tap Dance (P.A.S. Live Edit)
F1 / 10. Raid (Steve Bicknell Rework)
F2 / 11. Whistle Viper (P.A.S. Live Rework)

Having already unleashed a considerable amount of collaborative magic with the “Planetary Funk: 22 Light Years” series of remix EPs, Luke Slater has now upped the ante with six full sides’ worth of material, all of them injecting the spirit of classic P.A.S. into new sonic organisms. Using motifs from past P.A.S. successes, Luke Slater and his cohorts join here to make something radical and revitalizing: too cohesive for a “compilation album” and with too much autonomy granted to the guest remixers to be a simple “tribute,” this new LP is the boldest statement in the series yet.

Three of the tracks in the program are intense and captivating live re-workings from Slater himself, hurtling from the speakers with an apparent minimum of post-production polish and an optimal level of buzzing energy. The first of these, his new “Surface Noise” treatment, sends listeners wading through a dark pool of restlessly throbbing sound with a single buzz-tone as a beacon, adding new percussive fuel to keep the journey going just when it seems all will fade into enveloping darkness. “Tap Dance” brings a brighter sound set to the mix, but without forsaking the trademark steamrolling bass and the contrasting effect of gravity-resistant ephemeral sound clouds. The last reworking, “Whistle Viper,” caps off this ‘set-within-a-set’ in similar fashion.

While this on its own would make for a compelling listen, the album is also laden with contributions from an international assembly of electronic soul controllers (to wit: Marcel Fengler, Psyk, Lucy, Slam, Octave One, Function and KSP). Fengler kicks off the proceedings with an ecstatic and lustrous rework of “Twelve,” a melodic sunrise joining a synth pad massage to a locked-in and systematic rhythm. Psyk’s own interpretation of the same track preserves the same insistence but applies it to a completely different time and place, driving the listener through a wilderness of coded signals and an ambiguous repetition of the title that sounds like it could be as much a warning as an indicator of progress.

KSP’s version of “Function 6” gradually builds a cyborg leitmotif from an overdriven martial beat and epileptic machine breakdowns – a fascinating audio case study of perfect discipline disintegrating into something rather unexpected. Sequencing this with Octave One’s “Booster” rework is an ideal choice, as the squared-away EBM / electro-funk sequences and flanged hi-hats seem to refer to a different phase in the life cycle of the same machine. Function’s “Diesel Drudge,” on the other hand, moves from the machine world into a totally oneiric world typified by backwards-masked / time-traveling voices and a thick strobe-lit haze. Taking a cue from this atmosphere is Lucy’s re-envisioning of “Surface Noise”, in which he doubles down on the original’s feel of liquefied darkness to create a piece of endlessly vibrating sonic mesmerism, a no-nonsense tantric exercise in shedding preconceptions and inhibitions.

Rounding out the collection is Steve Bicknell’s “Raid” version – a breathing mosaic of rhythmic pulses and clattering objects – and Slam’s characteristically intense modification of “Temporary Suspension,” whose low-end sequences continually bubble and seethe yet never completely boil over.

MOTELP03 - Planetary Assault Systems - The Light Years Reworks

VA - Dekmantel 10 Years 08 - Dekmantel (DKMNTL-10YEARS08) 

a1.	Donato Dozzy & Peter Van Hoesen - Storta
a2.	Deniro - Serval
b1.	Matrixxman - Sexual Frustration
b2.	Talismann - Aciano

https://shop.dekmantel.com/release/5853/

Celebrating its ten year anniversary, Dekmantel is pleased to announce record number eight in a ten-EP trophy series released throughout 2017. This time Dekmantel focusses on some of the most highly regarded craftsmen within techno, including, Donato Dozzy and Peter Van Hoesen along, Matrixxmann, and Dutch DJs Deniro and Talismann. Like stepping out of the UFO tent at Dekmantel Festival, ears ringing from an entire day of pulsating music, this record epitomizes the fiery warm, organic. Featuring a selection of underground, and international talents, the eighth EP will resonate with all who like their techno full of character, living in the space where Detroit and the Netherlands co-exist.

With a common language of abstract, modular techno Donato Dozzy and Peter van Hoesen are no strangers to each other's music – or studios. 'Storta' has that psychedelic tribal aesthetic that has come to define their most recent live-hybrid performances. Dutch producer Deniro has garnered a more cult-like reputation for his spacey, progressive jams – one that has earned him the admiration of Nina Kraviz who recently released his new EP Mendoza on her Trip label. Returning to Dekmantel, Deniro drives a soulful, journey to an intergalactic world that was shaped by the Gods of Detroit – smooth sauce, that Derrick May would surely approve of. Talismann, aka. Guy Blanken, aka. Makam, is the much travelled Dutch producer with a specialty for hypnotic drones, and apocalyptic rhythms. With a much beloved self-titled imprint distributed through Clone, Talismann makes his first foray onto the Dekmantel imprint with 'Aciano', a haunting series of raw acid, and prophetic beats. 'Sexual Frustration' by Matrixxman, is a continuation of the American producer's ever-growing relationship with Dekmantel. With three excellent EPs already released with the Dutch imprint – Nubian Metropolis, Sector I: Rhythm, and Sector II: Acid- the latest endeavour by Charles Duff highlights his analogue dexterity, when a soft-pallette of vibrant, almost electro-like sounds.

After throwing their first ever party in the Dutch capital a decade ago, Dekmantel have come to establish themselves in underground music. 2017 saw Dekmantel launch a new festival in Brazil, adding to their Dutch outing in, as well as their Croatian jaunt, Selectors. Going from strength to strength, the label kicked off their, ten-part EP series in March. With one EP released every month, the series has been embracing all the musical varieties Dekmantel has come to represent. Featuring label favourites, along with a whole bunch of new faces, iconic artists, and select debuts, the 10-year series is an, collection of timeless music that embraces everything they’ve done to date, while setting a precedent for things to come.

DKMNTL-10YEARS08 // Donato Dozzy & Peter Van Hoesen + Deniro + Matrixxman + Talismann

STAUB comes back on wax for a third episode. Following the no name policy from the parties which started 5 years ago in ://about blank, it is time again for unknown artist to shine. This new EP sees the shy producer appearing on 4 tracks of pristine techno. A1 is an atmospheric trip while A2 is more brutal, on the B side it is going weirder and darker. We think Unknown Artist tries to craft interesting techno cuts and that he loves variety.
That it is the idea behind STAUB since its beginnings, it does not matter whether you are a newcomer or Lady Gaga, what matters is the quality of the music. This is what was again aimed with this third record.

Split color vinyl

Unknown Artist - STAUB 003

A1 - Unknown Artist - STAUB 003 A1 
A2 - Unknown Artist - STAUB 003 A2 
B1 - Unknown Artist - STAUB 003 B1 
B2 - Unknown Artist - STAUB 003 B2 

Label: I/Y
Cat. Nr.: IYSTB003
Artwork: Kurt Von Bley
Mastering: Man Made Mastering

Release date:  23 Feb. 2017
at STAUB 5 years Anniversary
https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/1052144
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STAUB 003

IYSTB003 - A2 - Unknown Artist - A2 - STAUB 003

Monday Off is a vinyl only record label from Brooklyn, New York, founded by Mary Yuzovskaya. Its ethos is to showcase artists that explore techno’s hypnotic side; specifically where trippy and dark music goes deep yet dynamic. For the third release, NYC/Berlin/Washington DC transplant Arthur Kimskii dives in with a heady trio of his productions. Title track "Verbal Variance" slowly unfurls with a myriad of textures and sounds to both confuse and delight the senses, while "Swan An Ocean For You" takes on similar terrain albeit kicked up a notch and warmer in tone. "Basement Moves" is an emotive and partially beat-less affair steeped in layers of noise, and Stephanie Sykes strips the A-side down for a sinister and chugging remix.

Buy on Bandcamp: https://mondayoff.bandcamp.com/album/verbal-variance

exclusive distribution worldwide - Ready Made distribution
artwork - Liza Shutova
mastering - Giovanni Conti

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A2. Arthur Kimskii - Verbal Variance (Stephanie Sykes Remix) (snippet) - MOFF003

For more than two decades, Surgeon has been a pillar of the UK techno scene, exploring industrial-leaning and noise-inflected sounds long before it was fashionable. On May 25, the Birmingham producer will be releasing 'Luminosity Device,' a new album inspired by the infamous Tibetan Book of the Dead. Ahead of its arrival, we premiered the barreling rhythms of "The Etheric Body" on Red Bull Radio's First Floor, our weekly look at what's new in electronic music.

@dynamictension
http://redbullradio.com/shows/first-floor-shawn-reynaldo
http://redbullmusicacademy.com

Luminosity Device

Surgeon "The Etheric Body" [First Floor Premiere]

Mdr Compilation

Signal Response

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Release date / 1996 

Jeff Mills (aka "The Wizard") is one of the most pioneering American names in techno music. Championed for his music's relentless pursuit of hardness and his stripped-down, almost industrial DJ sets, Mills is the latest in a long line of Detroit-bred talent to take on an international reputation, performing for audiences around the world in both club and art spaces.

He also runs his own label, Axis, and its several sublabels. Married to Yoko Uozumi.

https://www.discogs.com/Jeff-Mills-The-Other-Day-EP/release/3224
https://www.discogs.com/artist/205-Jeff-Mills

Axis ‎– AX-015
Country: US
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno

Jeff Mills - I9

Dyslexia, better know by his real name Aleksandar Dukovic, is an Serbian DJ/ Producer based in capital Belgrade who usually playing Electro, Electro - Break, Break - Beat, Techno music and more genres of electronic music. .  More tracks, mixes and events soon coming soon. Stay tuned.
https://www.mixcloud.com/aleksandar-dukovic/
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Dub comes to me! 🍀

Jeff Mills - I9

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