Klangstabil - Math and Emotion (the square root of three)

The Neon Judgement – The fashion party

Nitzer Ebb - Let Your Body Learn (12 Inch Mix)

Here is a well deserved remix I did for one of my favorite tracks from back in the industrial days. It's based on the '91 remix featured on Tabula Rasa with a small incursion of the original version on the break down. It's a pretty long track but it's well worth the while ;)

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Poesie Noire - Pity For The Self (Dubhouser Full Remix)

Nitzer Ebb - Join In The Chant [Burn!]

El término new beat fue utilizado por primera vez en Estados Unidos a comienzos de los años 1980. En esta época, la música new beat era contemporánea del techno de Detroit y del house de Chicago, aunque no estaba intrínsecamente ligada a ellos. Los estadounidenses de la época utilizaban el término para referirse a ciertos tipos de música que no se habían oído nunca hasta ese momento. Se trataba de un nuevo sonido muy diferente del disco Hi-NRG, new wave, synth pop o rap. El término fue reemplazado pronto por otros términos, de modo que lo que una vez fue denominado como new beat en Estados Unidos se considera actualmente como parte de algún estilo musical con entidad propia, y normalmente simplemente como house o techno.

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Front 242 -NEVER STOP! (V 2.0) EDOBOT RMX

2LP Vinyl: http://b.link/tfddxmvinyl
Digital (with bonus tracks): http://b.link/tfddxmdigital

Limited edition of 500 copies on double vinyl and gatefold sleeve. 100 copies available on purple vinyl with numbered card.

The Force Dimension was formed in the late 80's by René Van Dijck and Tycho de Groot. After some demos and appearances on compilations, the band signed a contract with the Belgian label KK Records. Their self-titled debut was released in 1989 curiously on two different versions, one produced by Luc Van Acker (Revolting Cocks) and the other co-produced by Dirk Ivens (Klinik, Dive). The duo continued developing a very unique sound mixing EBM, industrial and different electronic influences. In 1990 they finished what is considered their definitive work, “Deus Ex Machina”, followed by the mega club-hit “Algorythm”. The band released another single next year, “New Funk”, and after a couple of compilations stopped to work together in 1997. During the next years there were some failed attempts to reunite but it wasn't until 2013 when The Force Dimension was resurrected by René Van Dijck.

“Deus Ex Machina” is being now re-released on an expanded edition with all original tracks plus some bonus including remixes of “Algorythm”, some rare tracks from old compilations and new versions of the unreleased songs "Fatal Erection” and "Scanners".

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