A walk through the subversive paths from the Kabukicho’s forbidden hood, to the decaying landscapes of the fictional nightclub Ghetto Hong Kong, brings a connection between beauty and chaos through an extravagant Acid Disco, which after reaching a certain state of euphoria, rests in a delight Minimal Wave balearic.

Agrabah - Madame Kabukicho

Free Shelter Edits #10

Facets brings the release in with a dark, EBM:ish edit of Der whilst Manao then moves us over to a grittier, ghettotech:ish electro piece with Jane. From there we have recurring face for many, RFX, who does his usual brilliance on his take of Ambition. Our third and final new face, Ecar, then takes the relay baton and keeps the race going with Propaganda. Both tracks work in the sphere of where you want to kickstart the party to the next gear. We round off with our home team trio, where Miro-Benji and Stuster show their heavier, 4am sounds on Sonic 3D (yes… that Sonic) and Universal Music. Aaron Maple then puts the finishing touches with his signature sound on his Hot Day In Istanbul edit.

Sonic 3D (Miro-Benji Edit)

For the debut digital EP on Viscera Transmissions, Komodo spreads his wings and takes his signature low slung psychedelica to the stars, to reap destruction on extraterrestrial dancefloors across the cosmos.

Title track Mirror Claws begins an ember in the desert, slowly stoked by guitar chord stabs and eerie screeches towards a slow yet inevitable psychedelic inferno.

For Night Crawler, the guitar steps back into co-pilot role as the acid bass takes the saddle, spurring the squelch dragon off into the void with a crack of the 303 whip.

Next up is Vanquished Angst with a dubby desert rock workout. Blazing guitar solos tear across the sky like thunderbolts whilst the hypnotic bassline and guitar progression burn through the dunes.

On the flip, Jonny Rock re-dubs the dub with his Vanquished Angst Dragon Remix. No slightly questionable guitar metaphors here, instead, a mind melting whirlpool of spiraling percussion, vocal quips, bass throbs and pads form a completely bonkers but brilliant piece.

Last but certainly not least, Chez de Milo arms Night Crawler with some serious ordnance. After changing up the beat pattern with a breaksy kick, electro warheads are ago, clearing the way for the original 303 line to cruise through. Heavy!

Credits: Thanks to Komodo for the amazing music in support of our new label, Jonny Rock & Chez de Milo for the delicious remixes, James Savage for the incredible masters, Kirsty Carrington for the gorgeous illustration and to Jessica Lau for digital design.

Mirror Claws

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Rising (and shining) Vilnius-based label Electric Shapes kicks off the new year with the 3rd volume of its respected “Unreleased Territory” series. The compilation, as always, features some house favourites, such as Jokios Kultūros, Tassilo Vanhöfen, Kolomensky, Adventure Society, Rambal Cochet, and Tadan, plus new additions to its already vast and eclectic roster: Martin Kuška, Vague Imaginaires, Valma, Krokakai, Mars Man Mutant, ID_UA (SXDNS229), ALF CHAMPION & MDHNTR, Haunted Strasse, and ROTCIV (SXDNS069), to name a few, who brought their personal sonorities to the fatty hotchpotch of textures the VA delivers.  

The track we chose to premiere, “Function Of Motion”, is the fruit of the creativity and craftiness of Gedas Mekšriūnas aka Adventure Society. The skilled Lithuanian producer, who is also 50% of the duo FAR EAST FLIGHT along with his fellow countryman Jokios Kultūros, evoked his breakbeat influences and properly combined them with a juicy bassline, melodic synth layers, frenetic arpeggio coats, and groovy percussive elements with the sole goal of triggering chaos – on the dance floor – with his beefy contribution to the release. 

You can find (and buy) this and other music pearls on the Bandcamp page of the label: https://electricshapes.bandcamp.com/music

Follow @adventuresociety & @electric_shapes, peeps!

Unreleased Territory vol. 3

PREMIERE289 // Adventure Society - Function Of Motion

Free Shelter invites the Berlins top shelf tastemaker, Anacalypto, for their 24th guest mix on Ida Radio. 

The Netherlands born, but Berlin based DJ/Record collector/Tastemaker, Anacalypto is known for the infamous "music blog" Instagram account donning the same name.

Anacalypto, meaning “discover” in Greek, expresses the digging passion for unknown treasures. Its well reputed Instagram page captures the imagination of many music enthusiasts with hidden gems from the 80s and 90s. Anacalypto’s repertoire brings flair to its uplifting DJ sets, mixing a wide array of music like trance, house and disco in a way that is bound to make you dance.

For this mix, he has brought a variety of tunes spanning between the tribal rhythms of techno, while flowing into the hypnotic rhythms of trance and progressive sounds. Just what the doctor ordered for sweaty night out in the summer time!

Free Shelter Invites #24: Anacalypto 🇬🇷

The Re-release of the 2011 Album "Hypothetically Peaking" By Yews

The End Of Namek

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Cyber Tube

145bpm - grunch

to celebrare 10.000 likes on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/discodromo/) we dug deeper in our archive to find this unreleased alternate version of the original track which came out on the EP called " Land Of Hypno" released by Rollerboys Recordings in 2013.

FREE WAV DOWNLOAD // Discodromo - Island Memories (Acid Re-Rub)UNRELEASED VERSION

Free Shelter Edits #8

Mostly known for his works with the Ears on Earth label and BF Treatment duo, JAI does what he usually does best on his edit of Magic Fly; Mixing up ravey 90’s sounds with a modern twist. Lau Tropico then proceeds with his take on Djulu, that eases us for the heavier load coming in later. Aaron Maple do his usual magic that we’ve all been accustomed to with his edit of This Is A Sound. A sure-fire party starter that’ll make even the most modest guest make this feet do a 1-2 step. Ramin and Reda continues on, where Aaron left us, with their heavily middle-eastern inspired Dehati and guides us for our final number by the man behind the operation; Miro-Benji. The release ends with, in his own words, an “anti-edit” of Love Will Tear Us Apart. One of those tracks that is perfect as an ender but still leaves the listener urging for more. 

1. Magic Fly (JAI Edit)
2. Djulu (Lau Tropico Edit)
3. This Is A Sound (Aaron Maple Edit)
4. Dahati (Ramin & Reda Nervous Wave Edit)
5. Love Will Tear Us Apart (Miro-Benji Anti-Edit)

Artwork: Miro-Benji
Mastered: Stuster

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Magic Fly (JAI Edit)

Free Shelter Edits #9

Fauve Records head honcho RFX kicks us off with his work on Assid Rayn. With the infamous releases on Fauve as well as the always welcomed Bandcamp Friday special “Ephemeral Edits” releases, we’ve been waiting to collaborate with this fella and me-oh-my was the wait worth it. ASSS-ASSSIIIIID. We continue with a couple of legends in this so-called “edits game”. Running Hot, the infamous duo from UK that does not need any introduction, and among our personal favourites. Our homegrown Aaron Maple continues on the third act, where he does his usual magic on My Maya. To end the 9th edition, Miro-Benji breaks the beat with World Championships. A track that stays true to its title and works just as well in a sweaty warehouse as it does in a Colin McRae rally game in the arcade hall. This is one we suggest you save for a special post-covid moment, when the dance floor is your oyster and the crowd is in the palm of your hands. 

Artwork: Miro-Benji
Mastered: Stuster

Assid Rayn (RFX Edit)

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