Mechanical War-beats from Credit00 - filled to the brim with attitude. 

Heavy‘n‘bulky various electronics package.

Heavyweight cargo, wrong shipping adress, delivered without demand. 
FRACHTØ1 is the very various artists EP on LUNATIC, ticking all the 
boxes that lead through the past releases. Tracks that represent the 
numerous ways of todays saturated societys struggle expecting a dark 
future‘s prophecy. ROBERTO AUSER allows no introduction time with his 
dystopian NETURALITY system. CVBOX‘s air cargo sets a hard contrast 
with as lightly bleeping as confusing WINGWALKING. Phew! Get a short 
break. Walk on with CREDIT00 who shows who you really WANNA B, just 
before all dark matter fuse on the flipside of reality: HAYTERs voice 
is the oracle for the street: SOONER OR LATER all pain flows together IN 
DEN HOCHÖFEN DES SCHMERZES of the IRON ORE (controlled by MONOCORPSE).

Release date: June 23rd 
Format: 12" Vinyl + Digital 

Buy the release here: 
https://lunaticrecords.bandcamp.com/album/various-artists-fracht-1



PREMIERE • Credit00 - WannaB [Lunatic Records]

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hey folks.

this is a track from ANSTAM'S "little techno brother" ANNO STAMM. there will be a new album out in april and that is why i need some people over here - if ANNO is something for you, of course ...

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ANNO STAMM // TRIANGULAR PATCH OF LIP // All City Records

Syndikat

Identified Patient debuts on Pinkman with a brimming 12" of claustrophobia and paranoia. Acrid acid lines have been boiled down and smeared across cranking percussion. Sired in a soup of static, a blackened groove stalks the entire EP. Dusty beats are rinsed in smelting liquor, a smouldering EBM undercurrent surfacing as the noose tightens to a close.

PNKMN19 - Identified Patient - Weeshuis Der Verloren Zielen (Out Now)

Mannequin Records celebrates its 10 years and 100th release with a non-retrospective compilation, Waves of the Future, out February 16th, 2018.

Edition of 800 copies. 
Regular editions are available in black vinyl (500 copies) and grey vinyl (200 copies).
Limited silkscreen mail art edition available in 100 decal numbered copies on grey vinyl (comes with silkscreened insert)
Order link: http://mannequinrecords.bigcartel.com/product/mnq-100-various-waves-of-the-future

Waves Of The Future

C2. An-i & Alessandro Adriani - With You

The 29th brokntoys and 3rd on the DDQ series brings up and comers Identified Patient and Scarlit Port for a split EP, coming out early May. 
Limited to 300 copies.
Artwork by Thibaut de Wolf

Identified Patient - Weerloos

Digital: http://bit.ly/FakundoDGTL - Vinyl: http://bit.ly/Fakundo12

The sixth instalment of Slow Motion’s retro-futuristic international-sister label is the debut release of mysterious Russian producer Fakundo. This record sits at the heavier end of our musical spectrum and is brimming with hard-hitting electro swagger that conjures up a dystopian video-game underworld, the best bits of Alien Sex Fiend and comes atop a whole bunch of wobbly baselines. Not for the faint of heart this record is a total dance-floor destroyer.

Telo

Fakundo - Distract - Wrong Era

META MOTO 3
THIRD STORY IN LIMITED 100 CASSETTES + DIGITAL

A8. BEKHA MUJIRI - BROKEN

Identified Patient - Signals In Snakes
Dekmantel (DKMNTL-UFO9) - 12"

a1.	The Drip (Ft. Sophie Du Palais)
a2.	Let Me Do It
b1.	Chantals Chant
b2.	Lucy's Comeback

shop.dekmantel.com/release/6396

If heavy industry is a thing of the past, no-one told Identified Patient. For the past few years, he has been a one-man factory: by day, assembling component parts of acid, techno and all varieties of wave (dark, cold, minimal) on the production line; by night, a DJ dynamo pulsing with so much energy he could power a small city. His style is the kind of churning, lithe, fractured machine funk that could make Trent Reznor weep with envy – mean but clean, sinister and stomping but crucially, never overconfident or overblown. After two show-stopping performances at the parent festival last year, Signals In Snakes marks Identified Patient’s first Dekmantel release, for the technoid UFO sub-label.

Opener “The Drip” lives up to its namesake, slowly lowering elements into the field of play with partner in crime Sophie Du Palais. No prizes for guessing what exactly might be dripping through this fetishistic slow burner, so we’ll let your sordid imagination run wild. “Let Me Do It” takes the pent-up anguish and lets rip with the mood of unearthed electrical wires sending sparks flying, an upscaling of intensity that continues on “Chantal Chant.” Envisioned as the moments of tension before a gladiator fight in ancient Greece, the acidysound is that of barely restrained militant chaos. Our battered fighter’s swan-song, “Lucy’s Comeback,” marshals the dark undercurrents of bass and brings us to a close. Giving a new lick of shiny paint to a well-weathered industrial exoskeleton, Signals In Snakes is one to unify the cold-blooded villains and hot-blooded lovers all summer long.

A1. Identified Patient - The Drip (Ft. Sophie Du Palais)

In collaboration with Paris' recordshop Dizonord, Knekelhuis will close the summer of 2019 with this amazing gem. Beyond the Beat will burst dancefloors soon.

Founded in 1990 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Cold Front were what you'd call early adaptors, their music at the time of its inception an oddity. This fourpiece, consisting of spouses Ayanna and Cam Muata, Jon Jon Scott and Ron Clark, were far ahead of their time and faded just as rapidly as they entered the stage, only playing a handful of local shows in support of Nine Inch Nails, Meat Beat Manifesto and such, alongside several cameos during early house nights and techno events.

Though short lived, their music nevertheless speaks volumes. It's intriguing stuff, a magical association of sound reminiscent of Ron Hardy and Klein MBO. New Beat-like drum parts, overdubbed by politically engaged raps, basslines that would make The Cure proud, held together by freakout speaking in tongues vocal experiments while also showing an obvious parallel to the rise of triphop at the other side of the ocean.

Identified Patient - Weerloos

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