Omen EP

Kaap - Omen EP

Idjut Boys & Quakerman – Schlamm Me
Label: Alola – ALO 044
Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country: UK
Released: Apr 2002
Genre: Electronic
Style: House

Idjut Boys & Quakerman - Schlamm Me (DJ Q's Unreleased Mix)

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In the constant state of flux that house and techno are in since their inception, Berlin’s Sascha Funke is at once a fixture and an emblem of the city’s transformations. Probably best-known for his work on BPitch, Kompakt or the evergreen MZ, Funke’s EP for Running Back is an amalgamation of sounds, influences and atmospheres. Subdued rave euphoria, robotic disco-influenced techno-pop and hints of Berlin’s long gone „Dubmission“ party ethics get re-arranged, extracted and reconfigured with „German engineering“ values.

Take the ritual QAM for instance. Using a sample and the legendary morse melody of the weather forecast at the end of each „Tagesschau“ and putting it in a completely different context, is a prime example of a free-form approach to making music and making nostalgia future-proof. That also holds true for the rest of the EP. While titles like FEZ (Freizeit- und Erholungszentrum) or SEZ (Sport- und Erholungszentrum) refer to lost places in East Berlin, the tracks are anything but. Yearning, precisely programmed and full of joie de vivre at the same time, they all lock into and complement each other. So much, that you will find a new favorite with every listen.

A1 FEZ

Den Haag - Berlin connection is working again! Love Over Entropy, the Dutch maestro, is back to Lossless imprint with a brilliant 'Antipode' EP. 
Antipode I, our premiere for today, is quite a journey. A 13min long track evolves throughout its entirety, never having a dull moment thanks to little details, nuances, and hypnotic sequences. 
Antipodes EP is coming out on May 27th via Lossless.

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https://soundcloud.com/lossless-cc

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Lossless on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lossless.cc/


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PREMIERE: Love Over Entropy - Antipode I [Lossless]

https://soundcloud.com/elninodiablo
https://soundcloud.com/theusmago
🛒 https://elninodiablo.bandcamp.com
🔊 https://youtu.be/PdzN951HlLA

Another slice taken from Elninodiablo's latest solo effort, "Body Electric" EP, the wild and sizzling "Vaugahyde" gets thorough rework treatment from a wide-ranging array of remixers in the persons of John Tejada, Emperor Machine, Aurum Miles, Theus Mago and Matisa.

Turning the original's cucumber-fresh bounciness into a further subdued parade of ankle-breaking moves and fractalised dub tropes, John Tejada shows us how it's done and in what dextrous, intuitively genius manner. Frenzied electronic signals flex it alongside inch-perfectly programmed drums, and Tejada has us rafting across ruptured sine wave rapids and into a pulsating kaleidoscope of flickering shapes and motifs.

In the hands of Aurum Miles "Vaugahyde" morphs into pure EBM/New Beat filth, as the rhythm picks up and distorted arpeggios entangle with eerily cold vocals, casting a spell of veiled menace upon the dance floor. Getting jiggy with the more disco-friendly side of Elninodiablo's base material, Matisa reels out a proper chugging, feelgood belter of a revamp: a hi-NRG cocktail of sexed-up Chicagoan vibes, soulful vox stabs and unrelenting loops of Roulé-compatible filtered house-ism.

Theus Mago's refix opts for a more progressive yet weirdly unpredictable approach, taking "Vaugahyde" out for a ride in oddball techno territories with its heavily FX-drowned piano stabs and obsessive landslide of crisp clicks, bleeps and cracks.

Last but not least, the Emperor Machine dishes out a symphony of early computer-era P-funk grooviness, Californian beat and micro-housey experimentalism, squeezing as much disco juice out of its robotic workforce as it has you dreaming of cruising down palm trees-lined avenues in your freshly painted, bouncing low-rider. One for the outerspace Gs. 

Tracklist:

1. Original Mix 
2. Emperor Machine Extended Mix 
3. Aurum Miles Remix
4. John Tejada Remix
5. Theus Mago Remix
6. Matisa Remix

PREMIERE: Elninodiablo - Vaugahyde (Theus Mago Remix) [El Nino Diablo Music]

The first EOS show aired in the middle of the lockdown in February 2021. Since then, we have shared musical moments and spent a lot of time in front of screens. We also took every opportunity to go beyond the digital space and get the radio out there. This debut compilation acknowledges what EOS is all about by bringing together 16 new tracks by artists who share our ethos and with whom we collaborate long-term. Genre-fluid, set somewhere between dancefloor-friendly and overtly leftfieldy. 

A vinyl edition with 4 tracks by Paramida, Markus Sommer, KGA and n9oc will be released alongside the digital version.

1. O-Wells - Nynth 
2. Neewt - River Eyes
3. DJ Slyngshot - Untitled (2013)
4. Paramida - Omen (Frankfurt Mix)
5. Anna Hjalmarsson - Acid Dream
6. Kassem Mosse - How Do We End All Of This Vocal
7. Belia Winnewisser - Broken Phone Palm Tree
8. n9oc - Khi Xa
9. Adi - Deep Saudage
10. KGA - Eve Ann
11. Markus Sommer - Ultrasonic
12. Phil Evans - Fl.oat
13. Katatonic Silentio - Expository Swirling
14. Lorica - Thorn
15. luxxuryproblems - sky replacement
16. Salamanda - Hemo And Globean

Mastering: Lopazz at Mixmastering
Lacquer cut: Daniel Krieger at SST
Artwork: NONOT

Label: EOS Radio
Catalog: EOS-VA-01
Vinyl distribution: @oneyewitness

EOS Compilation 01

Featuring Pop District. Mixed by Justin Van Der Volgen. Mastered by Lopazz. Artwork by Alicia Carrera

EP 1

Take Your Time

Neil McDonald's love of the outdoors is a constant feature in his music, hence his Lord Of The Isles (@lordoftheisles) moniker, a direct reference to the Highlands and islands of his native Scotland.

His vivid, effervescent and blissfully cinematic sound paints a soundtrack to unmade films, building imaginary worlds inspired by his childhood passion for science fiction. It is therefore no coincidence that the closing track 'Subtle Thoughts' samples the inimitable voice of Carl Sagan and is also the name of his forthcoming album on Lapsus Records.

Subtle Thoughts' is an album of sumptuous melancholic electronica that, like all his previous works, avoids being pigeonholed. In it we find ambient and IDM, but also breaks and down-tempo 4x4 beats with deep ruminations, and even passages akin to new age and Balearic. In Neil's own words, the real concept behind 'Subtle Thoughts' is "The spaces in between. Listening to the quiet voices. Freedom of expression and being open. It also contains my hopes and fears for the future of our world, but mainly hope and love".

Subtle Thoughts

Lord Of The Isles - Subtle Thoughts [LPS33]

Kizoku - Waited Too Long EP [192R-003]

buy it here: https://linktr.ee/192GmbH

Label: 192 rec
Distributed by @efd-tokyo
Music by @nabilkizoku
Artwork by @just1lpt
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