Gregor Tresher - Permafrost (A_ldric Warm Keys Remix) (Break New Soil)

Dominik Eulberg - Der Tanz Der Gluehwuermchen (Original Mix)

Our Rmx für Stephans upcoming Album "Powers of ten".

Stephan Bodzin - Birth (Super Flu´s Early Contractions)

Iggy E-Plasma Floor [Mutant Rebels]

Played and supported by Laurent Garnier, Secret Cinema, Deetron, Dominik Eulberg, Ritchie Hawtin, Shinedoe, Gregor Tresher, Philogresz, Alex Meshkov, Axel Bartsch, Soukie & Windish, Dubfire, Danny Tenaglia, Tom Wax and Karotte.

Vinyl contains a code for free downloading of all tracks.

Also available as 2*12" bundle with Till Krüger's Wrong Shirt EP (200 007), download codes also included. Limited to 50 copies.

The second release of Till Krüger contains two epic tracks. "The Green" a classic dance floor track in the tradition of Detroit Techno yet fresh in the unique Till Krüger style. "Last Track" is composed as a typical last track on the floor -- moody, melancholic and very long.

Cocoon Recordings licensed Till Krüger's first EP "Wrong Shirt" for Sven Väth's compilation "Sound of the eleventh season", released in November 2010. We are excited to see, what will happen to his new tracks!

Till Krüger - Last Track

Marc Romboy's infectious, driving cut for Bedrock records Counting Comets is back with a fresh new remix by Berliner and Watergate resident Ruede Hagelstein. The original track – also released on Digweed's seminal label – was Romboy at his most uplifting, cosmic and grooving tech-house best.  
After igniting clubs worldwide, the dance-floor favourite, originally released in summer 2015, receives an updated sheen from Hagelstein (who recently remixed Namito and Brams 'YTO' on Romboy's Systematic Recordings) imprint), plus a brand new follow on cut from Romboy himself. 
Hagelstein's interpretation takes the listener on a journey through twisted and distorted tech house from the offset, with disintegrated, 8-bit beats lending the track a stomping groove. He roughed up the pristine edges of the original and lain down a thumping kick drum while distorted synth chords fluctuate between minor and major tones. 
Romboy offers listeners a fresh interpretation in 2016 with Part 2, his down-tempo mix of the original cut. Rising through a crescendoing swathe of atmospheric tones like a sunrise over a valley, it's beatless montage of ambient sounds and vast, rolling harmonics offer a calming and soothing beginning for this ten minute epic. Then, a growling, melodic bassline grounds the track with solid foundations as sprinkles of groove and heads-down atmosphere begin to unfold. 

Marc Romboy - Counting Comets - Ruede Hagelstein Remix preview

 Early love from Detroit Swindle, DJ Hell, Richy Ahmed, Laurent Garnier, Adriatique, Pedro Winter, Andhim, AME, dOP, Acid Pauli, Maxxi Soundsystem, Pig&Dan, Adana Twins...

One of the busiest underground icons from Berlin - with regular gigs at Kater, Renate, Golden Gate - make their debut at Exploited Ghetto: Kotelett&Zadak.
Not long ago they released their album ’Triphoria’ on Hommage - a style trip from techno, trance for the dancefloor and experimental, groovy and jazzy tunes for the living room.
Following an EP on URSL, this is their Crave Dave EP for Exploited Ghetto: Religious Trance for the masses. 

Artist: Kotelett & Zadak

Release: Crave Dave
Label: Exploited Ghetto
Cat: EXP10
LC: 48629
Published by: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing

Releasedate Beatport: 07.03.16
Releasedate I-Tunes: 21.03.16

Early Feedback:

Detroit Swindle/Heist: This one is great crossover work.
DJ Hell/Gigolo: Summer Tunes in February!
Laurent Garnier/F-Com: Love this!
Richy Ahmed/Crosstown Rebels: Slave Dave is my favourite!
Adriatique/Diynamic: Nice!
AME/Innervisions: Thanks!
Andhim/Get Physical: Nice one!
dOP/Circus Company: Cool groove! Prefer the first version!
Pedro Winter/Busy P/Ed Banger: Heavy! Radio & Club plays!
Acid Pauli/The Notwist: :)
Maxxi Soundsystem/Culprit: Love this!
Sasha/Last Night On Earth: Nice vibes!
Greg Pidcock/Hot Creations: Dope smoothness.
Flashmob: Nice new direction from Exploited.
Pig&Dan: Nice grooves. Prefer Slave Dave.
Adana Twins/Exploited: Sauber!

Crave Dave

Kotelett & Zadak - Crave Dave | Exploited Ghetto

LAD027 DJ Tennis - Divisions / Chirality 

“You know it's true, don't you?" You know it's true, sometimes emotions can be darn unsettling and disturbing – as they flow deep down our consciousness uncovering fears, thoughts and feelings. Yes, if we're focused too much on our personal hedonistic euphorias, sometimes we lose that... It gets lost; You know it's true. You may know it's true.

Manfredi Romano aka Dj Tennis shapes this treasure, a release that is decisively out of the box; a small cathedral made of subtle shades and unusual EQ's, where ideas seduce and frighten.

That's “Divisions”, led by Danish singer and guitarist Jeppe Kjellberg. Who's words and voice are carefully crafted as a precious, poisoning weapon of concern and bewilderment; as it is “Chirality” a deep, insistent, gelid voyage. Which distinctively in this round, We find ourselves not only with Tennis' masterful production skills but also the astounding addition of Sophie Trudeau's string work – she's been the driving force behind the string sections of legendary Canadian post-rockers Godspeed You Black Emperor, one of the most dark, cinematic and unsettling rock acts of the last decades – which really ads a poignant and visionary mood and emotions we rarely encounter and by that we can rarely breathe.

The original edits have been respectfully and creatively revisited by techno pioneer Roman Flügel, who masterfully rubs “Divisions”; turning it into a sensual, devious, laid down affaire. Lastly, closing the ride , the legendary English duo Plaid - true masters and innovators within the Intelligent Dance Music field- grace “Chirality” with their very own touch made of alien sounds, mutant rhythm architectures, warm dynamics and heartbreaking melodic caresses that iconically represents their visions.

Dominik Eulberg - Der Tanz Der Gluehwuermchen (Original Mix)

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