electronica

Vladislav Delay, Hetkonen

David Lynch - 'The Big Dream' (Venetian Snares Remix)
Taken from The Big Dream Super Deluxe Album

The Big Dream Digital Deluxe Double Album is out NOW with The Big Dream Super Deluxe Boxset coming January 27th 2014

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The Big Dream (Deluxe Edition)

David Lynch - The Big Dream (Venetian Snares Remix)

Sugarbush? I want to dress you up like a little president. I feel your spirit in baby blue plastic walls.

Sugarbush?

'Violence' is the first track to be taken off Andy Stott's forthcoming album 'Faith In Strangers' due for release via Modern Love on November 17th/18th 2014.

Andy Stott - Violence

'Faith In Strangers' is the title track from Andy Stott's forthcoming album, due for release via Modern Love on November 17th/18th.

Andy Stott - Faith In Strangers

Venetian Snares - Öngyilkos Vasárnap

Planet Mu are very proud to be linking up with The Vinyl Factory who are releasing an 18 track 3x12" edition of µ20 which you can pre-order here: 

3xCD+ Book boxset and 2CD available to pre-order here: http://www.planet.mu/discography/ZIQ370

Planet Mu is a label that has always survived on its own very independent terms. For 20 years it's existed both on the fringes and in the centre of emerging electronic music, from IDM and breakcore to dubstep and grime and lately to footwork, which it took a chance on, opening it up to the world through the two Bangs & Works compilations. It also has a strong history of connecting the dots in between those genres by supporting idiosyncratic artists, from label stalwart Venetian Snares to Kuedo, Machinedrum, Boxcutter, Vex'd, Falty DL, Luke Vibert, Ital, Jlin and Mr. Mitch to name just a few.

Run by Mike Paradinas, who under the name µ-Ziq was one of the first wave of producers pushing the musical envelope in the wake of house and techno's initial burst of inspiration, Planet Mu is an established engine of creativity and enquiry, with one foot in the pop world, and a sense of fun that never lets its experimentation disappear into exclusivity and snobbery.  

To celebrate their 20th Anniversary, Planet Mu have organised a 50-track, triple CD compilation of both old and new unreleased tracks and remixes packaged in a deluxe dvd-style boxset complete with a 110 page book charting the history of the label, with insight from artists and staff, written by electronic music writer Rory Gibb. 

The music on CDs one and two is mainly from the current decade, with contributions from Kuedo, Machinedrum, John Wizards, Ital Tek, Remarc, Boxcutter, RP Boo, John T. Gast, Jlin and new signing Herva to name but a few. They're colourful, broad and adventurous rides across the roster that will impress and excite any fan of electronic music and are a strong reminder of the consistent quality and broad mindedness of the label too. 

CD three features more of the older guard, dipping back into the roster from the late nineties and early 2000s with a range of noisier, knottier contributions from artists including Jega, Neil Landstrumm, Speedy J, Shitmat, Leafcutter John, Hellfish, Datach'i and Hrvatski, it's the perfect compilation for hardcore fans and a brilliant and friendly introduction to the label for curious newcomers too.

µ20 (20 Years of Planet Mu)

Cherk

µ-Ziq - Cherk  (2014)

Taken from the album 'Too Many Voices', out April 22nd.

There'll be a two hour NTS special on April 22nd at 7pm to coincide with the album release, tune in at http://www.nts.live


Andy Stott - Selfish

'Hohtokivi' from the Vladislav Delay Quartet album. If you like it, go and purchase it.

Vladislav Delay Quartet - Hohtokivi

Vladislav Delay - Kohde

Venetian Snares - Fuck Toronto Jungle

Laurie Spiegel - Three Modal Pieces (1983)  iii. a myth

from: The Early Guru's of Electronic Music disc 3

Laurie Spiegel - Appalachian Grove I (1974)

Aphex twin - on [µ-ziq remix]

http://boomkat.com/vinyl/572440-andy-stott-luxury-problems

Andy Stott - Sleepless

Finnish composer Sasu Ripatti returns in late summer with Tummaa, his first album as Vladislav Delay since 2007’s Whistleblower. The new album marks a significant shift in emphasis in this acclaimed musician’s work, reflecting a renewed interest in jazz and acoustic performance: Tummaa is far more organic and live-sounding than anything he’s done before. 



Vladislav Delay - Melankolia (edit)

A track from the new aufabwegen release Asmus Tietchens/Rolf Zander: Tarpenbek (aatp34), a CD-Box-Set with 12 prints of etchings by Rolf Zander that correspond with the music by Asmus Tietchens on the CD.
Get the CD from www.aufabwegen.com

Asmus Tietchens - Tarpenbek 1

Older Track
Featured on Sister Phunk Sisters Compilation

Now That's What I Call Volume 2

Asmus Tietchens' second album on Sky Records not only not only continued in the style of its predecessor "Biotop", it managed to refine it a little more precisely. "Sp&auml;t-Europa" also conveys a banefully distorted pseudo pop soundscape of disjointed rhythms and oblique melodies, defined by nervous pulses, cool alacrity and croaking toots; tongue in cheek it most certainly is, but the musical arrangement again affirms its own identity. Here, shadowy, rumbling industrial elements cut into the neon coloured pieces indicative of the artist’s parallel lines of development. <b>Out July 26, 2013 on CD, LP (180g), DL</b>

Asmus Tietchens "Spät-Europa" (1982) 4 snippets in a row

Night Jewel is Andy Stott’s biggest club track since the release of his overnight sellout ‘Hostile’ 12” back in 2007. Revolving around reverberating chords reminiscent of Move D at his deadliest, it’s a track that just builds into a heaving mass of feelgood vibes, honed and primed for the floor.

electronica

Francisco Rascon