Anthony Rother - Säuger (vom Urknall zur Maschine) ELEKTROTECHNIK Remix

4 yrs of Custer Traxx means a lot for us.

We assembled the finest producers from all around the globe to deliver such a solid compilation.

Thanks to all the artists for their contribution to this project.
@agonsound, @svzz_bm, @cardozoooo, @pura_pura, @LoveTheEND, @nhc-lost, @Saigg, @Robert_Cosmic, @diodes2013-1, @mooddollarsign, @Johnstrongrock

cover by: @LoveTheEND

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Cin & The Tunet

Bandcamp

Robert Cosmic & Saigg - Cin & The Tunet

OUR SYSTEMS. YOUR DESTINY.

Welcome to the Control Data Institute [CDI], a place for those who dare to dream beyond the boundaries in a world constructed of code. As other genres and their artists seek fame of the momentary zeitgeist, we retreat to the underground and establish a sound free from the risk of replication or the confines of time.

Enter our world, where darkness reigns and the only guiding light is the flickering, monochrome glow of CRT screens.

Custom USB.  Limited to 100 units sold.
- 27 Tracks from Various Artists: Welcome to the Institute
- 6 Track EP: Lloyd Stellar, FRANCOIS DILLINGER: Destiny > Gravity
- 27 DJ Tool Tracks: Firmware Loops V1
- 700+ Samples (One-Shots, Loops, Vocals)

USB Specs:
- Crystal engraved logo inside glass top with active green LED. 
- Black metal base with CDI engraved text.
- 8GB USB 2.0. 

This is a physical release, so only owners of the drive will have access
to all of the digital files and bonus content. 

Tracklist: 
01 Lord Jalapeños - Leave Me Alone
02 DLMS - 714
03 Isolated Material - Rising Impact
04 Alex Jann - Stay In Your Zone
05 Davide Piras - Supersantos
06 FRANCOIS DILLINGER - The Institute
07 214 - Body Control
08 Obzerv - Xeno
09 Marshall Applewhite - Empty Solid
10 Alonzo - Y Vs A
11 ADJ - The Bug
12 The Droid - Temperament
13 Cliff Dalton - Politicians Talking Too Much
14 CRC - Headub
15 Ekman - 40
16 Polyfan Polyphenix - Polylectrolyse
17 Flinty - Superglue
18 Fleck E.S.C. - Datura 990
19 Interdimensional Warlock - My Own Devices
20 Wavesense - Dantes SH32
21 Syrte - Sanctum Automata
22 WeeDJs - Beyond Crisps
23 TANS - Always Think Of You
24 PTHGN - Nexus
25 Terrestrial Access Network - Raftinonkarma
26 C-Lektro - Doinal
27 Trichome - Journey To Unalignment

CAT: CDIVA001
Mastering: Lloyd Stellar
Release: Jan 2024

Welcome To The Insitute

VA - Welcome to the Institute

OUR PROGRAMS ARE EASY TO INSTALL --

These audio files will boot quickly onto any OS, and respond to loopback commands for testing your code. Place these amongst your common subroutines and see your programs take on new life.

Custom USB. Limited to 100 units sold.
- 27 DJ Tool Tracks: Firmware Loops V1 (Each track is roughly 2min long, with a variety of tempos and flavors. Looping, hot cueing and other techniques can expose new functions for each tool.)
- 27 Tracks from Various Artists: Welcome to the Institute
- 6 Track EP: Lloyd Stellar, FRANCOIS DILLINGER: Destiny > Gravity
- 700+ Samples (One-Shots, Loops, Vocals)

USB Specs:
- Crystal engraved logo inside glass top with active green LED.
- Black metal base with CDI engraved text.
- 8GB USB 2.0.

This is a physical release, so only owners of the drive will have access
to all of the digital files and bonus content.

CAT: CDIFL001
Mastering: Lloyd Stellar
Release: Jan 2024

Firmware Loops V1

Control Data Institute - Firmware Loops V1

We are pleased to present you our new EP “Codes & Symbols”, created by two Ukrainian artists. This album is a look at the classic electro style with new ideas and solutions, delving into the theme. Codes and symbols built into our reality. From beats to robotic voices, it captures the depth of how everything becomes digitized, right down to the original DNA code. We are immersed in a world where art and technology converge.”

This release turned out to be a great symbiosis of two talented artists from Ukraine. It was an accident acquaintance which has lead to 4 track EP in deep electro sound. In these tracks you can hear synths and voice support from Alex Gordiy to accompany great ideas from newly emerging artist Grid User.

Alex Gordiy x Grid User - Unknown Voices

staticsystem.bandcamp.com/track/subway-303

Subway 303

Taken from Util Records 006
https://utilrecords.bandcamp.com/album/ut006

Cyberdom - Can't Control The Sound [UT006]

As our fourth release we are extremely excited to present an EP from Leszek Romaniak, hiding under X-Truder, a Polish artist currently based in the UK.
Since childhood, music has always had an important place in Leszek's life. As a teenager he was into rap, breakdancing and graffiti, sometimes listening to Kraftwerk, Aphex Twin and Photek. It was around that time that turntables and scratching/vinyl playing caught his attention, but it was Dave Clarke and his techno-electro DJ sets that blew Leszek's mind. Then he decided he wanted to do it too and immersed himself in electronic music: Umek, Chris Liebing, DJ Hell, Hacker, Dopplereffekt. Eventually Leszek bought a pair of Technics 1210s and started collecting vinyl records and DJing. He did this for almost 20 years under different names. Obviously the next step was to produce music, but he didn't take it seriously until 2018 when he started «X-Truder».

We've always been deeply captivated by his unbridled pure energy of ripping beats and rhythms with a strong edge of distortion and timbral diversity. Which is also what our release confirms. Literally with German machine precision, Leszek builds his powerfully effective structures and imagery, at the same time that have a fundamentally wild and unbridled energy emanating from the drums.

Tracklist:
1. Microbeats 
2. Automatic Behaiviour
3. Melt
4. 00 764 0 00

Written and produced by @lesh-romaniak
Mastered by @benpest

drumWERK

SBDM Premiere: X-Truder "drumWERK" EP [Strange But Dance Music]

DL: https://slinaslinaslina.bandcamp.com/track/bake

bake

London Flavour

TSE - Flo Of The Week

Welcome to the Control Data Institute [CDI], a place for those who dare to dream beyond the boundaries in a world constructed of code. As other genres and their artists seek fame of the momentary zeitgeist, we retreat to the underground and establish a sound free from the risk of replication or the confines of time.

Enter our world, where darkness reigns and the only guiding light is the flickering, monochrome glow of CRT screens.