A downtempo, psychedelic trip on @adampits debut LP for Leeds party-turned-label @on-rotation-music.

Read More & Buy: https://www.stampthewax.com/2021/07/07/premiere-adam-pits-as-far-as-eye-can-see/
Listen on Youtube: https://bit.ly/AdamPitsOnRotation

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Adam Pits - As Far As Eye Can See (STW Premiere)

Estonia's Ray Faded / @rashida-prime makes a flash return to Hidden Assets, for the sixth instalment on the sub-label, once again diving deep into gloomy, delphic and experimental techno.

Pre-order: https://bit.ly/3eP2OjX

Ray Faded - Mother Of Hate (HA06)

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Positive Not Happy’s next release is another one from the label bosses. The Lumens serve up two evanescent tracks on ‘Caraibi’ alongside a remix from Milano native Man.E. It’s the remix that’s our pick, a straightforward driving cut with a cheeky lick of guitar and positivity in ample supply.

Caraibi

The Lumens – Caraibi (Man.E Remix) [Positive Not Happy]

The seventh release on SPAZIOTEMPO, the 4/4 side of Where We Met, marks Rambal Cochet’s full gas debut on the label.

The title track Ambientica is a proggy weapon that brings acid vibes and techy rhythms in a perfect balance. East Block, the other track on the A side, explores dreamier melodies with a punchy structure.

The B1, Tidal Types, is a techy prog weapon with ethnic samples and clear 90ies reminders and Underwater Armour, the closing track, seals it up with more trancy evolution and yeah, we can’t get enough of em!

B2. Rambal Cochet - Underwater Armour

"Truckupidööm is rolling on basalt stones with an hypnotic inertia of a sensual mileage. The pleasures of trembling releases from her body plastic and more plastic, spring and another spring, metal and another metal. She sheds the industry’s father from herself and turns to mother earth, to the sand hall, to the whistles of camels, to the reddish threshold where sunrises are a burning fire, and silence is an azure eternity."

Individually Tel Aviv-based producers Olsvanger and MYKI have been firing out expertly crafted productions that connect the dots between their love of progressive trance and pumping classic house. It's no surprise that when they come together under the guise of Babylon X, the output is something to marvel at, and that goes for Truckupidööm,  the project's first full EP. Dropping via their own co-run label, Tofistock, the five tracks fuse the pair's love for old school house, trance, jazz and Mediterranean Arabic sounds, culminating in a batch of  "spooky desert rollers".

PREMIERE: Babylon X - Milliard Prisma Cliche [Tofistock]

Whenever you think you've seen it all, SNC Recs comes round the corner with a brand new banger. Drum roll please for SNC007, shaken not stirred - the first Various Artists EP of the Ingolstadt based record label.
Fresh approach - with well known favorites. All artists on the EP have released solo or split EPs on SNC already. So you can look forward to The Duty Freedom, Raphael Schön, Maurice Paloni and Salomo.
SNC 007 will make you shed a tear on the dancefloor with a late summer acid anthem from The Duty Freedom on the one hand, and on the other hand wrap you in a cozy blanket knitted from Salomo’s
legendary soundscapes. However, the record not only creates romantic feelings, but also delivers breaky and trancey vibes by the Bavarian based producers Raphael Schön and Maurice Paloni, where
you certainly won’t be able to stay still. What else could you ask for?

SNC007 - Various Artist 01

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PREMIERE : Salomo - Belt The Melt

Shiny ice or ICE train? T for train or trance?

A duo based in Tel Aviv & Bali brings you two trancy breakbeat cuts to answer all these questions. With remixes from a Dusseldorf wizard and a Vilnius-based traveler. Take a seat. Fasten your seatbelt. Your journey to the lands of fantasy begins now.

Shine T

PREMIERE : Uninc & Kolomensky - Ice Train (DJ Normal 4's Molten MixX)

An EP of limbo-inducing squelch courtesy of our good friends Latrec aka Andy Bainbridge and Serious Hots, ft. techno flavoured remixes from Bristolian pal Remotif & our very own Matt Cowell & Johnny Aux as The W.C. Enjoy. 

In the furthest reaches of the cosmos, the intergalactic community gathers for the annual Kutika Limbo finals. 

Reigning champion Latrec draws the first straw and the percussion rolls excitedly as he steps up to the pole. Kutika glides lithely under the bar, tentacles wobbling to the acid rhythm. He celebrates his victory as the crowd chants in a glitchy alien dialect. “Kutika-tika-tika-tika!” 

Second in line, Latrec’s younger brother Dub Mix steps up for his first limbo. Shorter and stockier than his brother, we don’t know what to expect from this one. Once again the percussion rolls, the crowd gasps as his squidgy exoskeleton melts before their eyes, reforming on the other side of the bar - ‘blooooop’. The crowd goes wild “Kut-Kut!” 

Next up is The W.C. Events take a strange turn as they forgo the competition, instead they walk to the stage to sweep the band aside, hijacking control of the instruments. Heavy percussive hits twist spacetime with material melting bass throbs. The crowd goes wild as the fabric of reality collapses around them.  

Last but by no means least is Remotif, a techno unit resembling a giant cluster of biceps stands staring at the limbo pole, chaos erupting around him. The tempo of the percussion rises in anticipation and acid thunder roars in the background. Remotif picks up the bar, blinks, and hurls it off into the furthest reaches of the galaxy never to be seen again. 

Credits: Astronomical thanks to Latrec for the amazing music in support of our new label, Remotif and The W.C. for the delicious remixes, James Savage for the incredible masters, Edward Tuckwell for the stunning artwork, Margo Broom for mix consultancy on The W.C. remix and to Jessica Lau for the beautiful graphic design.

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@matt-cowell

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Latrec - Kutika  [VT002]

He had the skills, that much was clear. As he walked through the door everybody would look and stare as he meandered slowly through the diner with a kind of swagger not typically associated with your average street cat. He’d worked hard to earn his respect in the street – hustling hard wasn’t easy as the underdog.

However, that didn’t mean that there weren’t some pesky type characters who might never seen him for more than the high tech low life he really was.

As the music played loud he’d wave and smile from time to time at the passers by gazed and glanced at his meticulous demeanour and banging persona.

Remotif is back with a bang. A new EP on space lab roars triumphantly and takes us higher channeling progressive influences from Trance and beyond. This one is quite the trip…

PREMIERE: Remotif - Hi Tek Lo Life [space lab]

Used Jon Hopkins beautiful piano interpretation of Luke Abbott’s «Modern Driveway» and played around with it as self therapy. This is the result.

You can hear Jon Hopkins original piano version on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/track/2XgqIg1xo9bvzyK0DEnqxN?si=3b5072e088ae47fa

Jon Hopkins x Luke Abbott - Modern Driveway (Bols Bootleg)

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