CGI is proud to present the debut of 2 new duos who are experts at making their synths and sequencers sweat divine moisture.  Lyman-Alpha Forest is a new collaborative project between producers Grey People (Proper Trax, Finale Sessions) and Talk (Deconstructure).  As a duo they work to bring acid into new territories with their heavy, low-slung approach to producing melodic-and-spacious yet tight-and-focused slow-burning club-weapons.   Whether or not this is due to a stroke of compositional genius or if it is simply a side effect of the high levels of sizzurp found in the tap water in their hometown of Nashville is irrelevant, but the effect is intoxicating all the same.  
	Travel 7 hours up I-65 and you'll end up somewhere in Chicago where Afterburner spends long cold winter nights painting vivid synthesized tapestries as epic as the city's skyline.  The duo of Nicholas Reed (Windbreaker) and Travis Thatcher (Voice Of Saturn) employ an aresnal of modular and analog gear to produce lushly cinematic tracks that chug along like classic Moroder productions while simultaneously evoking the rich melodicism of Kraftwerk.  Whether you listen to them at home in the headphones or on the dancefloor in the club, these tracks will take you on a wild ride.

Mastered by Dietrich Schoenemann
Edition of 300 copies

CGI005 - Lyman-Alpha Forest / Afterburner split 12"

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Walk The Walk

A1. Walk The Walk

Lyman Alpha Forest - Rosecrucian

Jerome - 4B
CGI002
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JEROME - 4B

Transmitting Live From Nowhere

LXRC02 - Jared Wilson - Jupiter One

'Foam Party' A2 from CGI004 by Alex Falk
Due out March 10th, 2014

Buy 12" and Digi

Alex Falk - Foam Party (CGI004 A2)

CGI005 - B2 - Afterburner - Sheliak

CGI005 - A1 - Lyman Alpha Forest - Sea Of Bleach

CGI005 - A2 - Lyman Alpha Forest - Car In Void

Clips from "Where Did You Go? / Through The Haze" by Octo Octa (@octoocta), forthcoming on Argot. In stores April 22nd.

Where Did You Go? / Through The Haze

Where Did You Go?

Argot Store

Octo Octa - Where Did You Go? / Through The Haze [ARGOT009 clips]

Sterling Jones and Paul Lesley make up "A Number of Names." Their track "Shari Vari" was the first Techno track to be released out of Detroit in early 1981. Electrifying Mojo along with Detroit staff writer Jim McFarlin named the group "A Number of Names." 
 I actually heard about this while listening to a J-Rocc  (LA Hip-Hop DJ) mix, and he spelled out what track it was. Really dope considering the time it came out.

03 - Shari Vari by A Number of Names

CGI005 - B3 - Afterburner - Identifier

Fudge Fingas - What Works (Mastered)

Fuckpony - Bongo Porn (Tale of Us Edit)

Roaming
Believe in Reflecting
Smallville

Maxi Single & EP
SMALLVILLE31
Out: 27-08-2012

Available at your local record dealer or at http://www.smallville-records.com/

Roaming - A Our Dream Of...

Roaming - B2 Believe In Reflecting

DJ Hell - U Can Dance (feat. Bryan Ferry) [Carl Craig Unreleased Remix]

Next to all new music, we want to share some Delsin Records history, starting with this cut from John Harvey aka D5. 

Originally released on 50dsr - Planet Delsin, Interstellar Sounds Of Stardust Compilation back in 2005 and repressed a few years back as dsr-sp2. We have some last copies left of the D5 repress in the webshop, just follow the buy link. More songs from the archive to follow.

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Planet Delsin - Interstellar Sounds Of Stardust Sampler (2005)
The journey to the new Planet Delsin is about to take off!! Amsterdam's technosoul label Delsin starts the celebration of their 50th release with this rock steady Planet Delsin Sampler EP. Three magnificent experienced scouts are ready to explore the interplanetary sounds of stardust, covered by the Planet Delsin. From the USA comes $tinkworx of Down Low fame, Holland brings in Aroy Dee of the M>O>S-collective and UK's D5 (formerly known as Dimension 5) completes the collective. Whereas $tinkworx brings along the sound of Detroit Techno, Aroy Dee takes its Chicago House brother. Together with D5's gorgeous melodic input, they lay the fundaments for their new homebase. All proper quality techno!

Planet Delsin, Interstellar Sounds Of Stardust

Floatation Tank

Buy at Delsin Webshop

All enquiries info@electricminds.co.uk

"To The Disco '77" 
Written, produced & mixed by Move D.

Mastered by Matt Colton at Air Studios. 

Pressed by Optimal Media in Germany / Artwork by Jack Featherstone.

This is a vinyl only release. These 3 minute clips are very low quality mp3s for streaming and previewing only.

To the Disco ‘77 & Hybrid Minds Remixes

Move D "To The Disco '77"

B2 We'll Be In Touch

Lars Stöwe is mostly known for his work as Anstam, releasing his very own brand of avantgarde bassmusic and IDM-flavored intense electronic music on his own Anstam label and on Modeselektor's 50Weapons imprint.
His new Anno Stamm moniker sees him take on house and techno with the same eclectic and open-minded stance. The first Anno Stamm release on All City Records, earlier this year, was welcomed as a refreshing, ultra-modern yet rootsy take on techno. On this new release for meakusma, Stöwe once again injects his tracks with fervour and eclecticism, breaking open their mould and giving them a sense of direction shaped into a relentless groove that slowly but surely opens up time and again. Here are four tracks that pay homage to Berlin's techno roots. Just as much well-timed as 'out of time', these four tracks are underground slabs of raw but sophisticated, daftly funky techno power! http://clone.nl/item27428.html

MEA011 Anno Stamm - My Peoples Head

Est. 2013
Atlanta, USA
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CGI005 - A1 - Lyman Alpha Forest - Sea Of Bleach

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