Techno 民族

Syzygy

Teatoaster

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We are proud to present you Tronic's 400th release! For this special occasion, we decided to do our second edition of our 'More Than Machine' electro album. After the well-received first edition, we continue the same format, mixing old school with new school artists. We have always been open-minded with Tronic and also have a deep passion for electro. We are very grateful to all the artists and people that are supportive of 'More Than Machine' and are looking forward to many more great releases on Tronic!

More Than Machine 02

Anomaly 3

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🛒 https://throneofblood.bandcamp.com/album/tob-anniversary-ep-1
🔊 https://youtu.be/jOObCRt0G-0

It’s hard to believe it’s been 16 years since Throne of Blood Recordings began. Originally conceived as a platform to release vinyl singles from NYC legends The Rapture, the label has grown and evolved into a stalwart of leftfield electronic music and a launchpad for some massively influential artists including Daniel Avery and Bicep.

We’ve never needed an excuse to celebrate, but hitting this milestone has made us contemplate our place in the world, reflecting on the relationships that have made Throne of Blood such an integral part of our lives and our legacy as an incubator for tomorrow’s most remarkable artists. So we’ve put together a series of anniversary EPs that bring our past and future together on the dance floor.

The first of four releases, Anniversary EP #1 features longtime friend and label collaborator Chloe Thévenin of Parisian powerhouse Lumiere Noire Records, label manager Max Pask in collaboration with Tigersushi mainman Joakim (for the first time since their killer edit of Evan’s Pyramid for Cultures Of Soul), NYC techno mainstay and Bunker affiliate Justin Cudmore, and Liona, a wildly talented producer from Ulaanbaatar.

Four musical points of view with one goal in mind: making people dance. And there’s loads more to come…

Artwork by Gordon Harrison Hull (co-founder of Surface To Air and Phoenix Rising)

Tracklist: 

1. “The Foss” by Chloè 
2. “Tropical” by Lions 
3. Sunday Lemonade by Justin Cudmore 
4. “Blue Sun” by Joakim & Max Pask

PREMIERE: Justin Cudmore - Sunday Lemonade [Throne of Blood]

http://www.delsinrecords.com/release.php?idxRelease=4171

Release date: March 31st 2014

D'Marc Cantu - Long Weekend
a1. Long Weekend
b1. 1Lb Of Flesh
b2. Acid Test

Incredibly this is already D'Marc Cantu’s third EP of the year following efforts on new label One Electronica and Ansatz. Of course, he has released on MOS many times before, including 2012’s full length A New World. This new EP, Long Weekend, features three new tracks of fully formed house and techno with more than a touch of acid along the way. 

The title track opens the EP with a lively house jam that has proud kick drums, plenty of muffled and deeply buried chords and a busy bassline that darts about like a kangaroo on hot rocks. It’s propulsive and emotive as it surges along, taking you with it every step of the way. Next up, ‘1Lb Of Flesh’ is a much more jagged and serrated track, mainly because of the manic acid squiggle that runs right through the heart of the slapping snares and icy cold hi hats. Full throttle and as ever delightfully frayed and analogue sounding, it’s a real face melter. Last but by no means least, ‘Acid Test’ is the quickest of the lot, coming over like a slick, powerful fusion of electro and techno that whips and snaps as Dance Mania style snares flap about above a grilling bassline and acid wiggles in and out. It’s a busy, fulsome track but never feels cluttered and rounds out another exceptional EP from both MOS and main man D'Marc Cantu.

Long Weekend

Acid Test

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PREMIERE: Odazaï - Baby U Should Stay

cryo trap

Protection

Karmacoma

Kalimera

Release 2 2018 ( New Music)

Ringer

Nathan Micay fell asleep in the schnee and awoke in the shvitz. Side A’s 'Never Rhythm Game' is a bubbling cauldron of acid worms, almost seven steady minutes of liquid squelch and bleep that rolls over an assortment of boom-boom kicks and claps, all glued together by droning strings and soaring feedback modulation. Aimed for peak time, this big-room monster builds on a major chord and carries us to that perfect rave apex, functioning as a pivot from where the witty DJ might steer into any subsequent direction. Side B’s 'Team Player' is equally poignant, yet to contrast its optimistic predecessor, Nathan constructs a dark mechanical narrative that summons influence from a distant sci-fi metropolis — sophisticated metallic rhythms that sound less polished as they do scrubbed with steel wool — lead by a seductive robot who chants degenerate dancing instructions. These two songs will oil your engine and grease your gears.

[ESP083] Never Rhythm Game b/w Team Player

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[ESP083] NATHAN MICAY - A1 - Never Rhythm Game

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Siboney

Following up from his impressive addition to our mix series, we are absolutely delighted to have Hank LW back with us, this time giving us the opportunity to premiere a track from his latest EP, 'Eden Quay.'

Once again Hank LW is right on point, combining breaks, acidic leads and a wicked bassline sure to make you move. 

Support the artist:

Buy: https://hanklw.bandcamp.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HankLWDublin
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hanklw/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/hanklw

Plain Sailing:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plainsailingbelf/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plainsailingbelfast/

Hank LW - Eden Quay - Plain Sailing Debuts

Whities 013

Finally Some Common Ground

https://avalonemerson.com/andthecharm

Now one of dance music’s most respected DJs, Avalon Emerson first made a name for herself in the storied warehouse scene of her birthplace, San Francisco, before relocating to Berlin in 2013. Over a decade of performances at the famed Berghain led to appearances at numerous festivals around the world which all cemented Emerson, and her evocative, genre- and decade-spanning sets, as perennially in demand. 

In 2020, she released her first full-length collection: a contribution to the longrunning DJ-Kicks series (which Resident Advisor described as “The sound of a well-honed DJ at the top of her game.”), nestled alongside a steady stream of remix releases for the likes of Four Tet, Slowdive, Robyn and more.

Next up was 2023’s Avalon Emerson & The Charm, an instant classic which saw Emerson exploring her singing voice and more traditional songwriting outside of the boundaries of her dance music work.  Created after a move to New York, the resulting & The Charm album was released to critical acclaim, landing on numerous critics’ best-of-the-year lists.

The stage is now set, then, for her to carve out a wholly unique path, and with the help of new label home and indie giant, Dead Oceans, Emerson is poised to connect her various musical endeavors to create an untouchably rich output of material. First up is Perpetual Emotion Machine, consisting of songs created for her DJ sets, delivered via a living, evolving project and announced ahead of her worldwide tour.

Finally Some Common Ground

Avalon Emerson

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