just got it off bandcamp.. brilliant track!!

SoundCloud Weekly 1-9-2019

Matching supple muscle with brainy brawn, fast-rising Edinburgh producer @lws_trax comes bowling onto the PM+ series with a pair of widescreen heaters. As is now well established and expected for Peder Mannerfelt’s quick-fire offshoot of club-ready cuts, these pieces are forged outside obvious genre categorization, where it’s easier to talk in terms of sound and energy than style.
 
‘Pendrum’ is a long and ranging track which revels in knotty rhythmic intricacy, driven by a drum palette which sounds like it was sourced from those odd things you find in miscellaneous kitchen drawers. The space-age pads take these items and fling them towards the horizon, and we’re dutifully dragged along for the ride. It’s a true journey piece – a saga for the club loaded with dramatic peaks and troughs.
 
‘Now That’s Focus!’ similarly looks beyond obvious drum machines for its percussive hits, but this time it’s purely about the beat. LWS proves himself to be devilishly effective at setting a scene with not much more than a biscuit tin and a dripping tap at his disposal, strapping the crinkling of a crisp packet to a rugged kick and slowly letting the gas escape from his bottle of sparkling when the track shifts into a higher gear.

LWS - Pendrum [PM+5]

Let’s get to the point: SPEED, the latest release from MALT, is built to rattle the dance floor. Its foundation is a bass synth going for a jog, taking cheeky steps but on a determined pace. The drums are programmed to propel and leave no dead air. Don’t mistake it for a straightforward DJ tool, though: the track kicks off with a simple “woo!” and takes its time opening up into a frenetic sci-fi heist. Teases of breaks and glassy arpeggios come to a head and flip the picture, throwing you curveballs and keeping you on your toes. Like the best blockbusters, it’s an action sequence that finds time to be lush and methodical. Yes, at its core, it’s a track designed to get you there. It’s also a track that doesn’t have all day—it needs you to hurry up and fucking dance.

For the steadier heads, the DubMax Version provides the bounce with a more gradual measure. A twisted vocal echoes throughout, almost a chuckle resonating past the chugging and shrugging. It’s a romp. Adam O also boards on with a remix, fixing to take you deeper into the bogs. Knocking garage kicks grab you by the limbs; grimy bass synths pull you into the proceedings. If the original was a race against time, this one’s a test against space, tossing you around within its bounds.

The cherry on top: MALT’s remix of an unreleased Adam O track, “What’s the Password”, an expeditious thriller. Evoking late 20th century paranoia, it moves at a breakneck speed to take you through fiber optics and dial-up lines, through command windows and terminals, to get you back to basics. Wipe the sweat off your brows.

After a period of quiet focus, MALT—a secret weapon and enduring mainstay of Los Angeles—briskly returns with a laser-precise EP that’ll steam up dance floors everywhere. Refill your fog machines and pick up the pace; this one’ll get things going. 

Buy Link:
https://maltmusic.bandcamp.com/album/speed-ep

Malt
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PREMIERE: MALT - Speed

Toronto-based producer and DJ, Daniel 58, makes his debut on Electroménager with a four-track club-ready EP. Taking cues from trap and dancehall, the Canadian artist showcases his taste for trippy sirens, intricate drum patterns and low-end heavy frequencies.

An edition of 30 clear lathe-cut dubplates will accompany the digital release.

@58daniel
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Release date: 14.09.2023
Pre-order: electromngr.bandcamp.com

Music composed & produced by Daniel 58
Photography by Olly Geary
Creative direction by Yanni Caloghiris

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Afterdeath - Vocal (Ongoing)

Syncopated beats with heavy bassline and acid tweaks

Existence

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An older dance hit recreated into a melodic drum machine track reminiscent of vintage Miami Bass / Freestyle.

@ghostwhip707

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Quebec's Dust-e-1 balances euphoria and the frenetic with some nuanced, discerning jungle on Collect-Call.

'The Dust in the Dance EP' is out February 26th on Collect-Call.

Pre-order: bit.ly/2GZiStV

@duste1
@collect-call-records

Premiere: Dust-e-1 – Ruff Cold [Collect-Call]

Label heads DJ Boring and Stanley Schmidt debut their Vienna imprint with an EP inspired by '90s rave and IDM culture. Hear Schmidt's solo cut now. 

Read more: http://hyponik.com/features/first-listen-dj-boring-stanley-schmidt/

@djboring1990
@stanley-schmidt-music
@user-486478507

VIENNA 001

First Listen: Stanley Schmidt - 'I Neva Said It' (Vienna)

Dawit Eklund - New Life

pre-order the 12" via Third Try:  http://chezemile-records.com/release/1526030519650-Boundary-Confirmado-Por-Aquellos-EP

Boundary - Quien (Ver. Alt)

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Kode

The heat of the sun vibrates in the air as light dances through the lime green canopy. She feels strangely invigorated by the heat haze, longing to be as kinetically charged as the elements. Birds circle majestically overhead. Pearls of water drip hypnotically from the tropical foliage. The motion of the forest is teeming, relentless. If you do not become part of it, you are transfixed by it. With the loud snap of a brand underfoot, she inhales and starts to run.

From Melbourne to Berlin, genre spanning label Potatoheadz release their first offering of 2020; a split EP from Fibre Optixxx and DJ Life. The artfully curated release consists of four eclectic tracks all based around the theme of biophilia — the concept that humans inherently seek a connection with nature. The inspiration proves vibrant, with each track delivering an infectious dance floor punch. The record’s second Fibre Optixxx track ‘Hibiscus’ reconstructs Kotton the Cutie classic ‘I Just Wanna’. Think Baltimore club vibes taken to supersonic electro heights.

Biophilia

PREMIERE: Fibre Optixxx - Hibiscus [Potatoheadz]

The vinyl edition highlights the rare and exclusive cuts selected by Helena Hauff for her Kern Vol.5 mix. 3 x 12" vinyl slabs packed in a full color gatefold sleeve, featuring exclusive photography.

A limited orange vinyl pressing is available online only through the Tresor Store from now, and in Berlin records shops from next week.  

Limited orange vinyl pressing + bundle available here now:
http://shop.tresorberlin.com

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Switching within digital binaries, analogue flux, and all forms of degradation in between, a creature is kickstarted to life, as if awoken with locomotion's full might. Helena Hauff delivers a mix for Tresor's Kern series, lashing together a sound world with a potent barrage of industrial dance music.

Scorched-earth missives attract metals and mining chemicals, leaving little in its wake but aggravated and chaotic experiments of lateral hypotheses in acid brine. Like a hyperloop through this labyrinth, this high-velocity future is both beautiful and evil, glinting embers through low-bit fogged-out clusters. 100 metre-high aluminium pylons vibrate, each captivated by their electrified foundations. There is no place for dust to settle on the floor. Where a loose TB-tribalism knocks switches and pounds upward synaptic shocks, life down there is too rapid. Not to be taken lying down, this is the viable path forward without the shackles of turgid passivity. The effect is no less thrilling than crucial, as it presents an essential DJ of our times.

Settling into swift 150bpm groove, Hauff ploughs through shepherd-tone electro, ghetto bumps, and grizzled techno. A new collaborative track with Morah plays a rough game of meter, with Hauff's signature sound clear as ever ripping apart new dimensions with a brutal disorder over deceptive bass synths. The visceral crunch of the present is no more clear than at the halfway point, a threshold in which the breakneck electro falls apart, with the rabid foam of Nasenbluten's ballsy gabber anthem Intellectual Killer. Slowly more room to breathe comes into view, the pace drawn down revealing a strange sense of resolution, with expansive synths hinting at a beckoning euphoria. At this moment, Helena Hauff is clearly in full stride, uniquely melding fragile machinations against anarchic human interventions.

Kern Vol.5 releases June 19th 2020, on 2CD, 3×12″ and digital.

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Kern Vol.5 mixed by Helena Hauff
Exclusive & Rare
(3x12" Limited Orange Vinyl available on the Tresor Store only)

A. Esoterik – Mayhem
B1. Galaxian – Private Tyranny <<< Kern Exclusive >>>
B2. Morah & Hauff – Segment 3 <<< Kern Exclusive >>>
B3. DJ Godfather & DJ Starski – City Of Boom
C1. QDT ‎– Untitled
C2. Machino – Ministerio <<< Kern Exclusive >>>
D1. Umwelt – Starless Night <<< Kern Exclusive >>>
D2. Shinra – Pinwheel
E1. Nasenbluten – Intellectual Killer
E2. L.F.T. – Data Move <<< Kern Exclusive >>>
F1. Dirty Hospital - The General
F2. Andrea Parker & David Morley – After Dark

Buy on Tresor Store

DJ Godfather & DJ Starski - City Of Boom

https://wtchcrft.bandcamp.com/album/acid-ep-vol-3

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