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INTLBLK006

Same Repeated Cycles

Accidents 1994-2023

No Call From New York (Acid Mix)

Gold life

Some dark acid drops from the New World Disorder EP, available in December 2011 on vinyl 12".

Minimum Syndicat - Control (MS06)

RANDJO EP / RELEASE DATE OCTOBER 28 / BNR
Absolutely menacing acid from Bordeaux’s Djedjotronic in a new two track EP "RANDJO," joined by labelmate Cardopusher and Defekt. Following his haunting “Strapon” EP earlier this year, "RANDJO" proves it wasn’t an isolated excursion into darkness- in fact this could be Djedjo at his darkest. Summer is over, the temperature is dropping, the nights are getting longer, and it might damn well be believable that its all this release’s fault.
Most are unaware that Al Jourgensen of Ministry, in their pre-guitar days, worked in the same studio as many of Chicago’s early house greats- that studio was TRAX- and you can almost imagine them collaborating when listening to Phuture “Acid Tracks” or Rude Boy Farley Keith’s “Give Yourself to Me.” Djedjo x Cardopusher's "RANDJO" comes from this imaginary (or not?) pairing, with a spoken word house-is-a-feeling type sample echoing over some proper EBM analogue muscle and hate. Machine gun reverberated kick drums and crushed swooshes cement the industrial influence, pun intended, resulting in a track sure to top playlists of timeless dark acid. Djedjo X Defekt's "LANCE" continues this house-industrial exploration, but this time with a relentless single note arpeggiator that morphs and twists throughout the track, hypnotizing the dance floor, using it’s redundancy to build tension until it peaks with delirious detuning synths and electro pattern drums. Jorgensen and the Chicago house guys perhaps never did end up working together, but Djedjotronic, Cardopusher, and Defekt did-- with very worthy results.

Djedjotronic & Cardopusher - Randjo

Sleep Paralysis

Dry Sense

To feel the future is to feel the fall into time.

Like a kind of transcendental whiplash, the past leans in to furnish the present with a set of concrete forms and withering terms, whilst the halo of possibility on the crown of the moment makes speculation a speed-test for computing what comes next. As a vessel for abstract dynamics, the human organism knows what it is to be dizzy, to feel vertigo as a matter of being contained by our experience of space and time.

For the fourth instalment in Tresor's 'Kern' mix series, DJ Stingray presents a device for decoding time in all directions, a sonic prism that refracts our senses into auxiliary components of a total future-rush.

With a far-reaching selection that has been worked into his own unique form, DJ Stingray wraps our vertigo around a gritty pneumatic bump with high-velocity swing. His mixing style, prepared for hostile engagements as it is, throttles techno into counter-gravity forces. Wading through a specialised cross-section of Detroit's own dance-floor contagions as well as the contaminated feedback signals from across the global aqua plains, the mix can be summed up in just one word: hectic.

Raw, caustic, synthetic rhythm-code pumps frenzy itself through a cascading geothermal fog. Never giving away the cryptographic keys, DJ Stingray works you harder than your heart, adapting your biology to a fractal timeline of viscous systems.

Discovery, or uncovering, has to do with what already exists actually or virtually; it is therefore certain to happen sooner or later with enough sweat in the club. And as Kern Volume 4 attests to, DJ Stingray has the access codes and the stealth sense to make a place of a space, and to let it fall into time.

Accompanying the mix is a set of two records. The leading manoeuvre comes from the collaborative efforts of DJ Stingray and Heinrich Mueller under the name NRSB-11. Seven more pieces of the covert assault make up the release.

TRACKLIST CD

1. Dopplereffekt - Scientist
2. Alex Cortex - We Run Your Life
3. Kris Wadsworth - Infiltrator
4. Christopher Joseph - Mind At Sea
5. Silent Servant - Dissociation
6. Adam Jay - Lexic
7. Herva - Slam The Laptop
8. Gesloten Cirkel - Submit X
9. Professor X - Professor X (Saga)
10. NRSB-11 - Nationalised
11. Luke Eargoggle - I Belong To The Past
12. Drexciya - Lost Vessel
13. Dynarec - Moving Corridors
14. Syncom Data - Musik Politik
15. Creepy Autograph - Night Stalker
16. Drexciya - Aquabahn
17. Faceless Mind - Ocean Movers (Vcs2600 Science Remix)
18. 065 DJ Dijital - Bang
19. Drexciya - Running Out Of Space
20. Illektrolab - Overdrive
21. Anna Meredith - VapourIsED (LoneLady Remix)
22. Drexciya - Dr. Blowfins' Black Storm Stabilizing Spheres
23. DJ Di'jital - Mind of the Master
24. Morphology - Vector Plant
25. Luke Eargoggle & Kan3da - Night Smoker
26. AFX - Serge Fenix Rendered 2
27. Drexciya - Cascading Celestial Giants

TRACKLIST LP
A1. NRSB-11 - Nationalised
A2. Dynarec - Moving Corridors	
B1. Professor X - Professor X		
B2. Herva - Slam The Laptop		
C1. AFX - Serge Fenix Rendered 2
C2. Gesloten Cirkel - Submit X		
D1. Anna Meredith - VapourIsED (LoneLady Remix)
D2. Syncom Data - Musik Politik

Kern Vol. 4 mixed by DJ Stingray

C2. Gesloten Cirkel - Submit X (preview)

Identified Patient - Vermoedens Van Achterdocht (PNKMN19)

IM KELLAR’s ‘The Scene’ EP is released via Moustache Records this Friday (8th June). We’ve got the exclusive premiere of its title track below.

IM KELLAR – the production name for Moustache Records boss David Vunk and David Spanish – dropped their debut self-titled EP together late last year, with ‘IM KELLAR’ from it landing the No. 22 spot in our top tracks of 2017.

The Rotterdam-based duo’s ‘The Scene’ EP picks up pretty much exactly where their debut left off, throwing the roughest edges of EBM, electro and wave sounds together in an entirely unapologetic style.

Speaking about the EP, David Vunk told DJ Mag, “Mandy hates her job, there are rules in life.”

‘The Scene’ EP lands this Friday (8th June) via Moustache Records. You can pre-order it now, but move fast, as there are strictly no represses.

Listen to the exclusive premiere of ‘The Scene’ from it above.

Premiere: IM KELLAR ‘The Scene’

Eclectic Californian DJ and producer Urulu lines up a stacked release on Kalahari Oyster Cult which comes complete with a tripped out cosmic remix by Montréal's Ex-Terrestrial.

While Urulu's explored a variety of styles throughout his career, his latest work flips rhythm on its head with diverse variations, raw textures and a psychedelic motif. Adding Ex-Terrestrial into the mix 'Precinct 9' proved to round out this stellar EP, as his bubbly and captivating rendition delivers an infectious cut for the dancefloor.

Urulu's 'Foreign Depths' EP is set for release in October.

More exclusive music

Urulu 'Precinct 9' (Ex-Terrestrial's Extremix)

Mother 

Time Echo (Feat. The Hacker)

Cruising

Celular

Yearning for Yesterday

The First Siren

Born of Ashes

Kaikō

Bias Jams - 3 Munich Edition

Eros 404

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