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Devilfish vs Drumcomplex & Roel Salemink - Manalive 2013 (Steve Mulder Remix)

ARTIST- DVS1
RELEASE - Hush 03
Available - June 4, 2014

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Eugen Grieg & Mohaa-Boundless (jE jE Music Recordings)

Gemini Voice Archive
Absoluto Disparate
Soma 440d

1) Absolute Disparate 
2) Horizonte De Sucesos
Anonymous Techno duo Gemini Voice Archive mark up their 2nd EP with Soma on Absolute Disparate. Things really go up a notch on this release as a darker and more twisted side to the due rears its head.

Title track Absolute Disparate is a thundering yet haunting escapade as subtle drones and sequences drive atop stripped back percussive elements working up one hell of a storm

Horizonte de Sucesos is yet another monster from GVA with its intelligent drum work outs and searing bass tones all perfectly tied together ensuring a straight up burner. 

With yet more to come from the devious GVA, their Soma future looks bright.

All tracks mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering


Absoluto Disparate Ep

Gemini Voice Archive - Absoluto Disparate (Soma440d)

Background announces a series of tracks, with periodical releases, on Ribbon Recordings. The selected tracks reflect the style of the events organized by Background at the Ribbon Club. The first release will be "Call The People" by Alessio Pagliaroli. The single features a guest appearance from Jerome Stokes (vocals). The duo Pagliaroli-Stokes is not a new one, as they have already realized a vinyl record for the Berliner Moodmusic, which has received a considerable success among the djs around the world.
The style of the label will be outlined by releases that range from electronic house to techno. Two versions by Alessio Pagliaroli, the techno remix by Spencer Parker completes the package. His presence says a lot about the sound of this new series.

Alessio Pagliaroli Feat. Jerome Stokes - Call The People (Spencer Parker Workmix)

Iannis Rezgui - New Order

The Wipe / Ascend

Ascend

Out now on vinyl & digital release - lnk.to/RSPX11

Radio Slave welcomes UK techno talent Roberto to Rekids to deliver the latest instalment in the ‘Special Projects’ series as he opens 2019 with his ‘Let’s Be Free’ EP.

Based in London, Roberto aka Rob Kirkaldy is one of the latest names of note to emerge from the capital’s ever-impressing electronic music scene having showcased his rich blend of deep and immersing techno via a host of esteemed imprints including ARTS, Fachwerk and his own label Fossil Archive, founded in 2015, in recent years. Following a string of performances across revered establishments including fabric, Tresor, Culture Box and Berghain, 2019 will open with a debut outing on Radio Slave’s Rekids imprint as he delivers four entrancing techno cuts in the form of his ‘Let’s Be Free’ EP, set to drop in late January as part of the label’s Special Projects series.

‘The Jester’ opens the EP as Kirkaldy fuses slick, crisp percussion amongst murky swells and ever developing, dubby chord arrangements, whilst ‘Tonic’ continues this aesthetic as transcendental melodies meet deep kicks and delicate hats to reveal a captivating journey across six and a half minutes.

On the flip, ‘The Days Are Longer Now’ utilises a skillful balance of emotive synths and refined kicks to deliver the most up front production of the package, before title cut ‘Lets Be Free’ closes proceedings as resonant melodies and paired back organic percussion patterns ebb and flow amongst pockets of intricate sound design to conclude yet another impressive release on the Berlin based imprint.