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ABYSS RECORDINGS
ABY005 - DIVERGENCE

Tracklist //

A1. Alxndr James - MF1X (Original Mix) - @alxndrjames
A2. Graeson - Eleven (Original Mix) - @graeson
B1. Mescal - HAL9K (Original Mix) - @mescal


The second ABYSS release of 2016, featuring Alxndr James, Graeson and Mescal.

SC // http://soundcloud.com/abyssrecordings
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TW // http://twitter.com/abyssrecordings

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Graeson - Eleven

In an era of Abondance, of the wrong leaders, and mass-producing for profit, this name showed how Techno can be innovative, designing a furrow in the mind of people, and move the generations forward. ARTSCORE is the power-core of the label, and I Hate Models Set the bars of the innovation once again with Totsuka No Tsurugi.

A2. Totsuka No Tsurugi

FREE DL - Happy valentine's day <3
RER E @evilgrimace @polodjpee

William Sheller - Un Homme Heureux (RER E remix)

Disk Space - Runtime Error

free dl under "buy"
from early 2017
art by me

KROLIK - RAVING RIO

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Three years after releasing his debut ‘Mute’ on Code Is Law, Under Black Helmet is back on the label with a solo EP ‘Juvenile Moral’. Displaying total artistic freedom this EP takes us on a journey through 4 diverse tracks each opening up a sonic world of their own.
Tracklisting:
A1 Uncertain Future (TRACK LENGHT 05:48 min)
A2 Shadows Of Forgotten  (TRACK LENGHT 06:10 min)
B1: Juvenile Moral (TRACK LENGHT 05:32 min)
B2: Rust (TRACK LENGHT 05:37 min)
Release Title: Juvenile Moral
Artistname: Under Black Helmet
Labelname: Code Is Law
Catalog Number: codeislaw015
Releasedate: 09 / 2018
Mastering: Stefano Moretti

Under Black Helmet - Juvenile Moral EP (codeislaw015)

From the EP 'Age'
Release date : 15th February

A record label curated and run by Jimmy Asquith.

Artist : @soundcloud.com/1800haightstreet
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Label : @soundcloud.com/lobster-theremin
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Premiere : 1800HaightStreet - Ankh [Lobster Theremin]

What's up everyone! Been wanting to release stuff for awhile now. 
Been working at least 2 years through these Volumes I'll be releasing throughout 2019. A big thank you for everyone that has listening and supported me since the very start! I hope you guys enjoy this project as I had fun making it. Stay tune.. Juke Ain't Dead

Album: Juke Ain't Dead Vol. 1
Artist: Static
Song: Fast Eddie VIP

Juke Ain't Dead Vol. 1

Fast Eddie VIP

A1 Leather Forecast - Logitech
A2 Kuldaboli & Volruptus - Nightvision
A3 - ThizOne - Locusts

B1 Polar Attraction - Slippin'
B2 Kosmodod - Mars
B3 Luke Eargoggle - Spår 4

Blizzard People

SWEATY004 - A

AIROD - Every Night (Lenske004)

Jauzas The Shining (Shipwrec, Last Known Trajectory) returns to New Flesh Records, this time accompanied by his compatriot Eliot Forin aka Foreign Sequence (D.KO Records, Concrete Collage).
The unexpected duo delivers four unreleased killer cuts of high caliber for your own pleasure. Very Scifi “Talking Machines” takes place in a dystopian future and brings together a collection of powerful electro tracks incorporating elements of rawness, acidity, and melancholy at the focus of this intent. 
In overture of the A side, gloomy “Death By Fuzz” offers an epic collaboration between the two artists: the song fully illustrates the analog brilliance and dancefloor dazzling that they are able to. This heading jam picks things up with solid metallic drums while punishing percussions lift the track even higher until the end. Brainwashing “Painful Headaches” instantly following sees Foreign Sequence in a brilliant solo exercise where he unleashes the acid whereas a solid rhythm leads you to the dancefloor for some robotic and insane movements!
Side B opens with eponymous track “Talkin’ Machines”, a pulsating journey into processors and computer drivers from the French pair. Characterized by unhealthy melodies, pounding beats and cyborg noises, the cut merges fascinating sequences and dark atmospheres. With its astral pads, Jauzas The Shining’s final song “Colombia” takes you on a cosmic trip, traveling at light speed through time and space thanks to mighty distorted FX. A rough ride, deep and intricate to destination unknown, the perfect future funk soundtrack for an no return exploration.
“Talkin’ Machines” celebrates the collision of two worlds, two artists with strong universe and personality to become one entity. Rush on it!
Release on 12 inch & digital
Artwork by Nexus 6

Order

Jauzas The Shining & Foreign Sequence - Talkin’ Machines - NF22

In collaboration with SAFE Apparel - https://tinyurl.com/y3f3s3uf
Release party - https://tinyurl.com/yy36kwob
Pre-order - https://clone.nl//item55007.html
A1. Jensen Interceptor - EM Damage
B1. JEANS - Aquatic Lifefrms Alien Hybrd Evolvd 
B2. Axefield - Slapende Honden
@jensen-interceptor @jeansaudio @axefieldmusic

@clone-distribution

Digital out on 16.03.19
12" vinyl out on 18.03.19

Clone - https://tinyurl.com/y6xyrlk6
Rush Hour - https://tinyurl.com/yyphlk8l
Bandcamp (digital) - https://tinyurl.com/y6jfsrd5
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Juno - https://tinyurl.com/yygp2p57
Redeye - https://tinyurl.com/y5ntmxfj

When triangles become circles, that's when you know you're observing the right angles in life. That's exactly what this majestic trio did on SUSAN007. From down under to way up above, Jensen Interceptor meets JEANS and in between it seems they let the dogs out with Axefield. Pretty SAFE to say this is straight fire. From dance floors to ballrooms: Susan ain't naked just yet, so let's get her t-shirt wet before the sun comes up again.

Pre-Order

SUSAN007: V/A - SAFE EP (Jensen Interceptor, JEANS & Axefield) [clips]

The Panic (Hoover & Reese Mix)

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rain eyes

remix of Luci - blaster
check out his channel!
https://soundcloud.com/screw_tooth_luci

serial lover [free dl]

Unruly techno for dandy everybody.

If you want anything please msg @andrew-juke

The Panic (Hoover & Reese Mix)

Andrew St. Power