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Releasedate: 28 November 2013

Written & produced by E. Stade
Mastering by Embrionyc
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Design by Second Eye Photography

CD2 - 009. Not Quite Forgotten

GARNIER "AF 0490" - Still Music

Tracklisting
A1 - Bang (The Underground Doesn't Stop) 
B1 - Boom (Chakolak)
B2 - Beat (Da BoxX)

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It started with Chicago. Then, Manchester.

For nearly three decades, Laurent Garnier has urged himself to create on the cutting edge of dance music. Beyond the turntables and studio, Garnier moves between genres and performance techniques with the aim of continuously challenging himself. Pick any moment from his musical journey, and it's easy to see this creative momentum: there was the Hacienda in the late '80s, his time spent in America exploring house, the techno of his label F Communications and his entry into the realm of jazz. "I never want to be an old artist playing my old tracks just to please the older crowd," he says. "I don't think that's healthy." (RA)

Laurent Garnier is now an undeniable force that is making the planet dance.
Last summer (2013) Laurent Garnier met with Jerome Derradji over dinner before his long awaited return at the decks in Chicago for SmartBar. Longtime friends, Laurent and Jerome talked about the possibility of releasing some of his new productions under the name Garnier. A new venture for the veteran Dj and producer, that will see him release a series of 12”s for labels such as 50 Weapons and more....

“AF 0490” is the first release in the series and showcases Garnier at his best.
Three tracks that pay their respect to the heroes of Trax, Dancemania and to the Chicago sound they helped create without any misplaced nostalgia.
“Bang (The Underground Doesn’t Stop)” is a dancefloor anthem, magnificent and pure Chicago circa 1998. “Boom (Chakolak)” takes you way back to the Southside with its gritty “footwork” 909 kicks, snares and vocal loops, massive! “Beat (Da BoxX) is a pure Garnier, Dancemania inspired techno monster. The loop is finally complete, Garnier can now hop on flight AF 0490 direct from Paris to Chicago to Bang The Box once more.

Tell your friends, 2014 looks like it’s going to be the year of the Garnier.

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http://twitter.com/laurentgarnier

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B2 GARNIER - Beat (Da BoxX) (preview)

TRAUMER - XAS - A R T S

Alan Fitzpatrick makes a triumphant return to the scene-leading imprint this August. The typically bombastic three-tracker of explosive, crowd-moving techno opens with ‘Love Siren’ packed with all the power and punch required to knock over festival crowds as it systematically builds and drops, this is one for the big open air stages. ‘U Said U’ is a massively hyped track that has been the subject of huge fan-demand since it first featured on Beyer’s Drumcode Radio in January. ‘Rumours’ wraps things up in slightly more understated but non-the-less effective fashion with its drawn out, tension building intro mushrooming into a crescendo of sleazy chords and sparking melodies.

Alan Fitzpatrick - U Said U - Drumcode - DC144

Butch’s newest offering ‘Retechno 2’ is a bass-heavy, dark, two track techno delight. The kick drums are intense, the samples interesting and the synths apparent – Butch’s quirky style of production can be heard throughout. Magnetic, holding a futurist edge with it’s spaceship sounds, cuts a deep groove with eager crescendos and heavy drops. Antimatter is packed with energy, a driving bass line and fierce drops. Butch’s productions are raw, powerful and robust - a release not for the faint hearted.


Butch - Magnetic - Drumcode Limited - DCLTD17

With the opening track providing an atmospheric techno masterpiece, dubspeeka’s production ability shines through with a staccato synth melody providing a unique listening experience. Staying true to the melodic techno sound that has propelled dubspeeka to the forefront of the global underground music stage, K354 and K375 showcases his ability to conjure varying sounds with chilling vocal samples and distorted percussion sounding out through each production respectively. With dubspeeka’s prominence within the techno world flourishing faster than any other artist within the field, ‘Unfriended’ makes yet another decisive point in this eclectic artists career.

dubspeeka - K368 Unfriended - Drumcode - DC156

BLOCAUS PODCAST 34 | SUNIL SHARPE

Welcome to the 34th session of Blocaus podcast.   
We receive as guest : Sunil Sharpe.

Sunil Sharpe is one of Europe's most renowned and well-loved techno DJs. Known primarily for his fast-paced, skillful style on the decks, Sunil's reputation as a producer of raw, individualistic techno, has also grown in tandem with his reputation as a DJ. To date he has appeared on labels like Sheworks, Black Sun Records, On The Hoof, Rave Or Die, Trensmat, Mord, Inner Surface Music, Violet Poison and many more.

Tracklist:
Justus Köhncke – 2 After 909
Joy Orbison - Walworth Window
Alex Cortex - Pressure
Roberto - Tiziani (Sterac remix)
Zadig - Missing Vector
Drvg Cvltvre - Bunkerpunch
Another Alias - Squint
Scalameriya - Dazzling Grim
Ctrls - Highway
Differ-Ent - Met Allergic Flew Antsy
Cari Lekebusch - Styge 2
Nur Jaber - Pray For Me
Ryan James Ford - Sitton Rehlik
Henning Baer - Pittsburgh Left
Lamonde - Dr. Smith (Dave Tarrida remix)
Shokh - The Man
Fiedel - Substance B
Cadency - Green Bees
Dimi Angelis - Intermission
RASP - Deployed
Naked Eye People - Short Distance
Umwelt - Critical Incident
Somatic Responses - QUKTCH (The Exaltics remix)
The Hacker - Life / Death

Sunil Sharpe - Web Links
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/sunilsharpe
https://soundcloud.com/sunilsharpe
https://www.facebook.com/sunilsharpemusic/

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BLOCAUS PODCAST 34 | SUNIL SHARPE

“Purple Fucking Head“ by [KRTM] is available as a free download until midnight 30.05.2017.
Vinyl release on PRSPCT Recordings: https://prspctrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/consumer-the-worst-of-krtm

© PRSPCT & [KRTM]

[KRTM] - Purple Fucking Head (Original Mix) [PRSPCTLP013]

Advena - The Ergosphere (Future Frequencies 008)

Jola - DÉGUIZ (FREE DL)

150 IS THE BPM

FREE DOWNLOAD!!!

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Trym - BDSM (GRND101)

New track "Acid Disorder" / Various Artist - 033 / Variance Records (UK)

Release date: 28th May 2018.

Buy: 

Bandcamp: variancetechno.bandcamp.com/album/various-artists-vol-1

Beatport: www.beatport.com/track/acid-disorder-original-mix/10626932

VAR 033 - Acid Disorder

YT : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhRwkPDShPg
BC : https://pawlowskidj.bandcamp.com/track/eternal-possession

Contains the original melody as featured in the 'Exorcist Movie

Master by Yanis Bellalem
Artwork by TechnoxGraphics

Eternal Possession

Eternal Possession [Rave Mix]

Rhinebeat 1992 Germany
http://www.discogs.com/Zero-Gravity-Sensorium-EP/release/177238

Zero Gravity - Sensorium

Head High - Rave (Dirt Mix)

Contact : davidasko@pamplemousseagency.com

David Asko is a pillar of the French techno scene.
Today founder of the sultry Techno Body Music parties which give a place
predominantly fetish, BDSM, and LGBTQIA+ aesthetics, muscular techno and provocative performances, David Asko is recognized as a major actor in
the rise of the techno movement in France & Europe since the end of the 90s. David Asko shares the stage with internationally renowned artists such as Dax-J, Rebekah, Paula Temple, Ben Klock, Jeff Mills, Luke Slater, I Hate Models, Marcel Dettmann, Laurent Garnier … These meetings are not only revealing of his talent, but also the way in which he is considered by the techno community international.
Beyond his technique and his essential mastery of turntables, he is also a
sought-after producer. For almost 30 years, he has been playing everywhere on the techno scene international, his discography is in his image: radical and committed, underground and eclectic !