Pour Alex

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After feeling sick most of the festival i have to say i had another magical year, full of happiness in nature were i belong.

Thank you to Subsonic Music for the invite and all the effort, it was EPIC!(i always feel sad leaving).

PS. Thank you all of you that came to hear my set, was great to see familiar faces around, unfortunately i had to re-record the set as the electricity got off for a few minutes, obviously is not the same recording in front of an audience than in front of your cat.

Anyhow, hope you enjoy. 

Ezra @ Subsonic Music Festival 2015

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Don’t be fooled by the name, Clouds are about as rough and spiky as it gets. Words like “rowdy”, “boisterous” and “ragged” have been used to describe Calum Macleod and Liam Robertson’s voluminous output together on the likes of Soma and Fifth Wall, with the unlikely Turbo shouldering most of the brunt. And since the release of their album, Ghost Systems Rave, Clouds have only gotten more gnarled and savage, as their Tannhauser Acid Works series and latest cassette release for Opal Tapes will attest. But ‘Roadslip Timemender’ could be their most formidable yet.

From a clean slate Clouds present four scuzzy techno cuts full of rattling irreverence that settle in nicely between AnD’s gun-slinging and Sawlin & Subjected’s heady, virulent soundscapes. On the A-side “Maverick Scrabble” dives straight in without pausing for breath whilst “Castres Olympique” slides around on un-oiled hinges as it layers itself up over time. Dramatic chords, rattles, bells, static noise and industrial pangs are all woven in, making this a densely packed and textural number. Then on the flip “Coast Range Arc (Tuff Stuff Hardcore)” is like a blast from some cavernous subterranean workshop fathoms below the surface, leaving “Polgate Slamen” to close things on a tough, tight and itchy tip. “Fixed Kaos Network Fee” is your digital freebee that’s big, bold and wildly unpredictable—use it well.

A2 - Clouds - Castres Olympique

You can buy the track here: https://dvmofficial.bandcamp.com/track/the-purge

The Purge

House Mix (Vinyl Only)

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[Suara] Nick & Danny Chatelain - Acid (Coyu Raw Mix)

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You can buy the track here: https://dvmofficial.bandcamp.com/track/havoc

Havoc

LIZZ alongside his fellow Cosmjn are part of the new generation of romanian artists, having their residency in west Romania at Club Midi in Cluj Napoca. After some great releases on Music is Art, Hoxton London, why so series, Eastenderz and Valioso Recordings, Lizz was invited in 2016 at Sunwaves 20 and Mioritmic.

Support the artist: 
https://www.facebook.com/lizz.petre/
https://soundcloud.com/petre_lizz

Support the community:
www.bucurestiunderground.ro
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BUCUR003: LIZZ

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" Douce vapeurs d'orge sorties d'une forge, Odeur de rouille : montagne de nouilles. Expérimentations diverses pour une jeunesse névrosée qui s'adonne à la joie des embruns du passé.
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Sous une brume ruisselante, deux tambours résonnent. L’histoire brève d'une magie noire, à laquelle les homme s'adonnent." 

Oden est un projet réunissant deux artistes indépendants venant de deux milieux diamétralement opposés: la techno et La psytrance.
Sachant mélanger leurs influences dans un cocktail groovy et minimaliste, ils essayent d'apporter une nouvelle patte à la musique électronique tout en s'inspirant du grain old school des synthétiseurs analogiques et des nappes profondes de la musique psychédélique.

PREMIERE : ODEN - Vaudou (Original Mix)(Oscil8 Recordings)

AIROD - Universe EP [MLKL007]
Buy: https://molekul.bandcamp.com/track/universe-of-90s-techno-parties-moth-remix
Streaming: https://fanlink.to/mlkl007

1. Universe of 90's Techno Parties
2. Universe of 90's Techno Parties (Moth Remix)
3. Universe of 90's Techno Parties (Process 404 Remix)

Artwork by Armand Mayor

Bandcamp

AIROD - Universe Of 90's Techno Parties (Process 404 Remix) [MLKL007]

Tannhauser Acid Works III

Maze Arcade (Nu-Pain Mix)

‘HTID: Heaven-sent Tekno Impakting Dancefloors, or Hardcore Till I Die’ is Calum Macleod and Liam Robertson’s third record for Electric Deluxe. As was the case with ‘Timeslip Roadmender’ and follow-up ‘An Outrageous Fate Type’, ‘HTID’ is a chomping, foaming, kinda nutty set of industrial techno-jungle half-breeds. They were happy party things once, a long long time ago, but after decades festering in a petri dish they turned mutant and multitudinous—which is why there are twice as many of them this time.

If a 4/4 pummelling is your thing, “Dinner At Skinja’s” has you covered. “Quest Posse Wanted” meanwhile is bullet-riddled breakbeat, and “Fallout”? That’s the sound of rave resurrected, rewound and rolled back out again. “Rush In 2 Orbit (Skinnergate)” shows off the pair’s abstract side, which a track like “Panosonics” lashes things down into something more club friendly. Stick “Knuckles’ Heavy Vanguard” on to get the masses motivated, then drop “Base Damage” to show ‘em you mean business. Once everyone’s knees are good and swollen, float “Floatation Advice” as a peace offering, which actually is anything but.

The limited run of 300 vinyl pressings come with a special sticker sheet designed by David Rudnick.

All tracks written and produced by Clouds
Cat. no. EDLX053 – All rights reserved
℗ & © Electric Deluxe 2016
www.electricdeluxe.net

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