Neu-Romancer is the solo venture of Australian musician Laura Bailey, who’s razor sharp Italo production shines bright in her debut EP on Fleisch. Titled ‘Neue Romantika’, a nod to her Berlin relocation, these four tracks entangle the nostalgia of the New Romantics and the heartbreak of a not-so-far-off digital dystopia. ‘Neue Romantika’ brings oneself into the now, for a brief moment of synthesized beauty. The EP is closed out with an ethereal remix of the title track by ongoing collaborator and Fleisch custodian Zanias.

Neu-Romancer - Neue Romantika

The creation of ‘Chrysalis’ was a retreat from a seemingly
endless string of unfortunate events, a cocoon from which
Zanias could weave hope from hopelessness. In each of
its eight songs she has engineered unique worlds to
express alternate facets of the modern human experience,
from burnout and the toxicity of capitalism to processing
death and the inherent isolation of personal trauma.

Written and recorded between Berlin and the rainforest of
Queensland, Australia, the sound design of ‘Chrysalis’
reflects the rich biodiversity of the latter environment,
where she drew much of her inspiration. Her voice shifts
and morphs into ghostly, alien forms between catchy
hooks that plant this album firmly in the ‘pop’ genre,
without losing the underground rawness and lyrical depth
for which she is known.

With her third full-length album, Zanias is expressing her
truest form thus far, fusing her seemingly discordant
influences into a genre-defying electronic artpop, as dark
and evocative as it is ethereal and uplifting.

Credits: 

Written and produced by Alison Lewis
Bass guitar on ‘Lovelife’ by Laura Bailey
Mixed by Ewan Kay
Mastered by Alain Paul
Photography and artwork by Hidrico Rubens
Sigil by Nat Soba
Design and layout by Alison Lewis
Makeup by Eavan Derbyshire

Zanias - Chrysalis

Cat-No: F//022

The Illegal Future LP by INFRAVISION is the soundtrack to a (not so) imaginary future constructed with clear cyberpunk aesthetics, inspired by films like Strange Days, Blade Runner or Akira and of course by the current disturbing era.

Through their titles, lyrics and sonic palette Kendal & Pablo Bozzi channel a dystopian narrative on themes of virtual reality, police brutality, ultra-authoritarian leadership, illegal nocturnal activities, border controls, ecological crises and space colonisation.

It is their ambition to imbue the italo, EBM, early trance and breakbeat sounds of the 80s and 90s with an undeniably modern touch, making claim to their very own distinctive and powerful sound : Italo Body Music from another reality.

All tracks written, produced and mixed by Kendal Mulla & Pablo Bozzi
Vocals and lyrics on Wasteland written and performed by Alison Lewis
Mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering
Artwork by Antoine La Fay - Studio Malevitch

Illegal Future

Wasteland (Featuring Zanias)

4am in Parga Street

Ask And It Will Be Given

The first single off the new album "Chrysalis"

Zanias - Simulation

From the album "Chrysalis", coming out on the 1st of May, 2023.

Zanias - Metrics

From the album "Chrysalis", coming out on the 1st of May, 2023

Zanias - Burial

Neue Romantika (Zanias Remix)

Blindsight

Superposition

Remnants (Featuring Kris Baha)

Neue Romantika

The creation of ‘Chrysalis’ was a retreat from a seemingly
endless string of unfortunate events, a cocoon from which
Zanias could weave hope from hopelessness. In each of
its eight songs she has engineered unique worlds to
express alternate facets of the modern human experience,
from burnout and the toxicity of capitalism to processing
death and the inherent isolation of personal trauma.

Written and recorded between Berlin and the rainforest of
Queensland, Australia, the sound design of ‘Chrysalis’
reflects the rich biodiversity of the latter environment,
where she drew much of her inspiration. Her voice shifts
and morphs into ghostly, alien forms between catchy
hooks that plant this album firmly in the ‘pop’ genre,
without losing the underground rawness and lyrical depth
for which she is known.

With her third full-length album, Zanias is expressing her
truest form thus far, fusing her seemingly discordant
influences into a genre-defying electronic artpop, as dark
and evocative as it is ethereal and uplifting.
credits

Chrysalis

Departure

Teatree

Closing

Lovelife

Burial

Metrics

Simulation

Cat-No: F//001
SCHWEFELGELB
Wie die Finger durch den Nebel

Schwefelgelb is the electronic music project of Sid & Eddy. Having carefully straddled the boundaries between Techno, EBM and Electro, the duo is entering 2016 with a 12” release on the new label incarnation of the Berlin based Fleisch collective. Fleisch consists of a group of miscreants known for throwing some of the best curated dark underground dance parties in Berlin, with a focus on sounds ranging from E.B.M., new beat, acid to techno. The metamorphosis of Fleisch into a label could not demand a more fitting debut than Schwefelgelb’s newest sonic discharge. Tight programming, catchy analog synth-bass
coupled with well utilized & frenetic shouted vocals echo the golden age of Electronic Body Music. A refreshing progression of sounds moves the style forward without being afflicted with the formulaic and hollow tendencies befallen similar attempts by others acts over the years.

B2 - Bis Zum Nächsten Tag (Phase Fatale Remix)

Reka is a big supporter of FLEISCH and so for XII she curated a setlist specifically for us. Big thanks to her, she did an amazing job and hope you enjoy the next 2 hours.

Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/rebeca
Website: www.reka.xyz/

FLEISCH XII // REKA 2HR SET

Cat-No: F//005

Schwefelgelb return to Fleisch with Den umgekehrten Atem. 
This 4 track document offers Sid and Eddy’s latest gems in the pursuit of the perfect beat. Propulsive and heady, Den umgekehrten Atem renders the glass and dust of early digital and wavetable synthesis with narcotic definition. 
Fragments of RGB split conga and drone swarm around this body hybrid of Techno and EBM, created with the sole purpose of stirring neural cocktails in the minds of listeners from Detroit to Berlin. 
Currently one of the best live electronic acts on the planet, extensive touring across the globe in support of an unfaltering stream of releases has made 2017 an incredible time for Schwefelgelb so far. With a record of such energy and clarity of vision as this, it doesn’t seem like stopping any time soon.

B1 Schwefelgelb - Still Halten

A2 Schwefelgelb - Das Aermellose Hemd

Cat-No: F//009
Fractions - Control

Fractions eschew biographical identity in their debut release for Berlin’s FLEISCH records. A potent mix of EBM, techno, breakbeat, electro, acid and horror-soundtrack provides only a title, ‘Control’, S&M leaning artwork that seems to reference Dali’s ‘In Voluptas Mors’ and a one-line manifesto: MAKE DEAD DANCE.

True to these words, established formalities are cast aside as the record
begins without ceremony; barrel-reverb percussion strikes, a hard hitting straight snare and vinyl crackle ambience set the tone; once the 4/4 kick hits, the basis of ‘Control’ is established. The first four tracks explore EBM, new-beat and acid within the 120-125bpm spectrum, horror-sci-fi pads weave between razor sharp arpeggiations, distorted 303 squelch emerges from doomsday sirens and in the vocal sample taken from the title track, a single, ominous voice urges the
listener to ‘control your mind’.

The final two tracks explore more broken, stepping rhythms, the
extended middle section of ‘Celestial’ transitions from pads that wouldn’t sound out of place in Aphex Twin’s ambient works into a cold John Carpenter-esque piano loop; the final track ‘Inhale/Exhale’ picks up the tempo but focuses on a slowly building frenzy of percussion and arpeggiation, with a snare drum that gradually gathers intensity as the track progresses, tying the swarming rhythm together and closing the record with the anticipation of a drop that never
manifests.

For a debut EP, Fraction’s ‘Control’ shows a markedly developed voice in tying together genres under a haze of dance-floor gloom.

Tracklist:

A1 - I.B.M.
A2 - MCDVIII
A3 - Welcome to 303 City
B1 - Control
B2 - Celestial
B3 - Inhale/Exhale

Mastering by Eric Van Wonterghem, PRODAM BERLIN
Artwork by Plástica

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A3 Fractions - Welcome To 303 City

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A1 Fractions - I.B.M.

Cat-No: F//011
Multiple Man - High On The Hog

Multiple Man is comprised of twin duo Chris & Sean Campion. Originally operating from Brisbane, Australia, their four track EP for Fleisch represents their first record written since Chris’s relocation to New York City. 'High On The Hog' finds Multiple Man at a disconnect. Spread between different continents and time zones, the record’s direction is a marked progression from previous sounds.

Paranoid atmospherics, sheet metal percussion and unhinged mutant sampling, the record finds the twins wallowing in the muck and the mire. The junk funk is still there but it’s bathed in machine age voodoo. This is not a record for the post-apocalypse but an end of history banger for the psycho rollerball time we live in.

Counting down every weird minute until the bombs drop, it represents a grotesque vision of end-times razorback EBM. Continuing the evolution in Multiple Man’s discography and contributing to the Berlin label’s vision, ‘High On The Hog’ throws another piece of meat into the Fleisch grinder.

Tracklist:

A1 - High On The Hog
A2 - You Say Y.E.S
B1 - Face to Face
B2 - Prime Cut

Produced by Chris Campion with additional production on 'Face to Face' and 'You Say Y.E.S' by Jeremiah Meece
Recorded by Chris Campion, Jeremiah Meece, Brady Keehn, Joshua Wells & Dom Stevenson
Mastered by Collin Gorman Weiland
Artwork and design by James Stuart

High On the Hog

A1 - Multiple Man - High On The Hog

B1 - Fractions - Excess

A3 - Fractions - Move Your Body (Dance With Me)

A2 - Fractions - Scars Of Love

A2 - Kontravoid - Turn Away

A4 - Kontravoid - Too Deep

B2 - Kontravoid - Cost Of Life

Cat-No: F//018
Zanias - Extinction

Co-founder and label custodian Zanias makes her debut on Fleisch with a journey through climate catastrophe. Composed in Berlin and mixed in Queensland with the smell of bushfire smoke in the air, she addresses the primary anxiety of our time with four tracks designed to draw the body into movement and the mind into action. Body music elements are wrought with mournful melodies and studded with samples recorded from the fast-disappearing natural world, while her voice guides the way through the darkness.

Tracklist:

A1 - Extinction
A2 - Carbon
B1 - Endling
B2 - (There Is No) Mothership

All tracks written and produced by Alison Lewis at Fleisch HQ, Berlin 
‘Endling’ co-written with Alex Akers at Blak Studios, Perth
Photography by Dovile Shurpo and Alison Lewis
Mastered by Alain Paul

B1 - Zanias - Endling

Cat-No: F//016
Reka X Imperial Black Unit - Todo Avaricia

‘Todo Avaricia’ by Reka and the duo Imperial Black Unit is the result of an immediate and natural connection forged between the three artists, through a jam session that swiftly and intuitively yielded three tracks of stylistically diverse yet demonstrably cohesive sounds. Featuring the sampled voices of Che Cuevara, Pablo Neruda and original vocals by Reka herself, the EP plays the role of an urgent call to action against political and environmental injustice, conveyed via the musical substrate of new beat, industrial and EBM, fused into a landscape of techno and undeniably constructed for the dancefloor. The EP is rounded off with a heavy-hitting remix of the title track by the prolific Umwelt, in his signature dramatic style. 

Tracklist:

A1 – Arrasadora Utopia
A2 – Tropas de le Muerte
B1  – Todo Avaricia
B2 – Todo Avaricia (Umwelt Remix)

All tracks written and produced by Reka and Imperial Black Unit
Mastered by Alain Paul
Artwork by Silica

B1 - Reka X Imperial Black Unit - Todo Avaricia

Cat-No: F//017

“Mirror Glaze Lavish” is Marc’s latest effort in trying to depict his cynical and disillusioned view of the present-day music scene, seen through a sonic magnifier that emphasizes its greatest controversies, by juxtaposing different electronic languages as a challenge to the current levelling artistic trends. The artist personality is nullified, standardized to a state of placid non-critical thinking. Everyday’s emptiness emerges as the structure of reality and only the cracks in it still lead to life. “Great souls suffer in silence”, once said Friedrich Schiller, but what if silence becomes an audible, danceable image? As if all these electro cuts, differently permeated with a balanced mix of playful darkness, were populated by eerie animals that cannot find peace with their habitat and keep dancing relentlessly until the very end of their miserable existence. Seen in this context, each of Marc’s tracks must be interpreted as an irreverent and poignant act of self-assertion vis-à-vis his contemporaries. Morah’s reinterpretation of “Celexxa” adds value to the original track, taking us for a dirty ride on a psycho-electro-charged rollercoaster.

Tracklist: 

A1 - Don't Fuck With Schiller
A2 - Celexxa
A3 - Control Freak
B1 - Dugivrat
B2 - Stenography
B3 - Celexxa (Morah Remix)

All tracks written and produced by Marc Ash
Mastered by Alain Paul
Artwork by Marc Ash

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