Three cosmic acid trips that run into eternity.
Release Date: 01.03.2016
http://www.decks.de/t/blind_observatory-way_over_yonder/c6d-d6

A1 — Blind Observatory — Way (9:40, 130BPM)

We are excited to share @Wata Igarashi’s mind-bending “Question and Answer EP”, his second release on The Bunker New York. We’ve been playing all four tracks at our parties for a while, watching people lose their minds on the dance floor and look at their friends with that “what is this?!” expression on their faces. These reactions are not surprising considering that Igarashi is a lifelong musician and a professional sound designer by trade. Through decades of experience composing music he has developed a sophisticated and nuanced approach to production that allows him to evoke powerful moods and emotions. In recent years he has been applying his production skills to great effect, developing a distinctive brand of psychedelic techno that has been released on labels including Midgar, Semantica and Time to Express. Describing his creative development, Igarashi tells us: “the more I produce and play, the more I discover. I keep finding different aspects or nuances of making and performing techno music. This process of learning and constantly going deeper is very exciting for me, it is unlike anything else I have experienced before. I am appreciative of the opportunities I have been getting and I just want to pursue them as far as I can, it is deeply motivating doing something I love with people I respect.” 

A chance encounter at Berghain in February of 2015 connected Wata with Bryan Kasenic, founder of The Bunker New York, who already knew and loved his music. As a result of this meeting, The Bunker released a very well received podcast from Wata later that year, which was followed by Igarashi’s “Mood of the Machines EP” in 2016. The relationship has further deepened through working together on this follow up record and Wata making his North American debut as a DJ at The Bunker in September of 2017. According to Igarashi, the “Question and Answer EP” is “about communication and connections, so it makes sense for it to be on The Bunker NY, a label that features so many friends and artists that inspire me. My relationship with Bryan has been an important and rewarding one for me, and I am really happy to be working with him again on this record.” These rewards quickly become obvious on a dance floor with unfurling infinite arpeggiations working themselves out with the inexorable driving force that can be found in truly great techno. The EP opens with tense and driving “Outburst”, which is complemented by the slow-burning “Train of Thought”. The B side features the title track, a beautifully unfolding number geared for generating powerful moments of release on the dancefloor. The EP finishes in style with the downtempo vibes of ‘Broken Telephone’. Versatile enough to be dropped during peaks or at other times, this new EP from Igarashi boasts 4 equally kaleidoscopic cuts that will surely stand out in a set. 
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Mastered by Neel at EnissLab 
Cut at Manmade Mastering 
Pressed at Brooklyn Vinyl Works

Question and Answer

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Projekt Gestalten--Just Keep Going (Anja Zaube Remix)

Indigo Aera (AERA023) - 12"
release date: 28 January 2019
Distribution by N.E.W.S.

Pre-order here: https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/6120/museum/sandra

Museum and Indigo aera team up for an exciting new chapter in their story of melodic analogue techno. After being responsible for output on Marcel Dettmann's MDR, Drumcode and two earlier Indigo releases, the two Dutchmen now return with an EP made during a live studio jam session at the end of 2017. Since the files were mastered in summer, the tracks were sent out to a handful of befriended DJs and quickly became secret weapons for the lucky few. Now after a bit of a wait, Indigo aera is proud to finally give the EP a full vinyl release.

'Sandra' consists of four unique tracks that tell their own story and make strong references to early 90's Detroit techno greats like Jeff Mills or Hood's Metroplex work. Opener 'Plex' is a hard hitting affair that takes you deep down the rabbit hole, 'Sandra' has inventive rhythms and beautiful ambiance colouring the alien airwaves and 'Cafe' is a mind melting affair with layers of sci-fi keys and liquid synth lines. 'Sum' closes things down in warped dub techno fashion with a whole eco system of keys and synths bringing really fluidity to the track. As such this is a truly inventive, yet nostalgic collection of dance floor jams.

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Museum - Sandra // [AERA023]

A1 JP Enfant - Anemones (Snippet)

Support the label and buy The Prophets are smiling EP digital here:
danzatribale.bandcamp.com


THE PROPHETS ARE SMILING _ DJ RED

A1. The prophets smile 
B1. Moon
B2. The prophets smile (Lory D remix)

Written and produced by Simona Calvani and Luca Mortellaro
Remix mixed and mastered by Lory D at Deaf Cats Studio Roma
Illustration and Design by Kero
www.newsdistribution.be
Cat. no. DNZT006 – all rights reserved
℗ & © Danza Tribale 2019

DJ RED_ THE PROPHETS SMILE (LORY D REMIX)  [DNZT 006]

Only 200 copies worldwide.

Pre-order: https://indigoaera.bandcamp.com/album/x008

Artist: Various
Title: ÆX008
Label: ÆX
Catno: ÆX008
Release Date: end of june 2019

NEWS DISTRIBUTION BELGIUM
MASTERING BY M.A. SPAVENTI

A1: Bas Amro - Seabed
A2: Jasper Wolff & Maarten Mittendorff - 1998
B1: Tetelepta - Work Six 118
B2: Anton Biotica - Gata Morge
B3: Taupe - The Game


Limited to 200 copies wordwide. Early support from Rolando, Garnier, Josh Wink, Mano le Tough, Truncate, Zadig, Slam, Shinedoe etc.

The eighth disc in Indigo area’s ÆX series is another excellent showcase of diverse techno flavours combined in one disc. Familiar faces to the series Bas Amro, Tetelepta and Taupe return with their very own signature techno sound, from minimal stripped down hypnotizations to the deeper and warm dub grooves. Label curators Jasper Wolff and Maarten Mittendorff, who recently launched their new Indigo aera production alias, jump in with a true ‘90 inspired floor track where the new mysterious Anton Biotica completes the package with a tribally fun and playful tool.


FEEDBACK:

Rolando (R3 / Ostgut Ton) (Edinburgh) wrote
1998 is the one!!!

Mano le Tough (Maeve) wrote
Ace, thanks

Josh Wink (Ovum) (Philadelphia) wrote
Great compilation. lots of goodies to pick from!

Truncate (Los Angeles) wrote
Dope!

Laurent Garnier (Puyvert) wrote
Very cool EP

Zadig (Construct Re-Form) (ROUEN) wrote
Great Ep !! Difficult to pick a favorite here. Thanks

Markus Suckut (SCKT) wrote
great release! really in love with ÆX

Albert van Abbe (FIGURE Jams / Semantica) (Eindhoven) wrote
Amro & Tetelepta for me! Parallel-compression-sounding-Tetelepta-drums always sounding good! O yes!

Ike Release (EPISODES) (Brooklyn) wrote
This has been an exceptional series of tracks! Looking forward to hearing more from Tetelepta and Taupe...

Slam (Soma Records) wrote
very cool - thanx

Eric Cloutier (The Bunker NY) (Berlin) wrote
at 5:06PM on May 29th, 2019
god damn, son! all five are FIRE!!

Kr!z (Token Records) (GENT) wrote
sick one. favs are the amro / jasper & maarten / biotica tracks thx

Jon Hester (Dystopian) wrote
Bas Amro delivering gurgling funky realness on Seabed!

Shinedoe (MTM Records, Intacto Records) (AMSTERDAM) wrote
feeling Jasper & Maarten 1998

Vince Watson (Cocoon/Everysoul/Planet E /Yoruba/Radio Drama) (AMSTERDAM) wrote
Bas & Taupe for me on this one...

Andres Zacco (Greener / Ilian Tape) wrote
great music! thanks

Unbalance (Unbalance) wrote
The Game is my fav here, cool release!

Electric Indigo (indigo:inc) wrote
bas amro's track for me, thank you!

Luke Hess (DeepLabs, FXHE, Planet-E) wrote
Nice package. Thanks!

Nihad Tule (Sloboda) (Norrköping) wrote
seabed + game for me, thanxx

Ilario Alicante (Virgo) (Milan) wrote
Downloading for Ilario Alicante, thanks for the music!

Dense & Pika (Kneaded Pains / Hypercolour) (London) wrote
taupe for me - wicked

John Selway (CSM Records) (New York) wrote
The Game is interesting.

Juan Sanchez (Format, Shelter) (AMSTERDAM) wrote
Taupe is my fav here, thnx!

Samuli Kemppi (Helsinki) wrote
Great release. Really like Bas Amro's track here. Will play. Thank you.

Kirk Degiorgio (ART) (Ipswich, Suffolk) wrote
1998 for me!

JP Enfant (De School/LET/a.r.t.less) (AMSTERDAM) wrote
Packed with sweet tracks. Love it!!

John Osborn (DRED Records) (Berlin) wrote
all amazing. so so good

Benjamin Damage (50Weapons) wrote
Nice work

Tom Dicicco (Delsin / M>O>S Recordings) wrote
Great EP, Anton's track is exceptional!

Veniel Julien (Ovum) (Paris) wrote
very good various ep. tetelepta is my fav here

Owen Jay (Gauss Ltd. / Batti Batti) (MOSTA) wrote
Great label, hard to select one track from 1, 2 or 4.

Philip Sherburne (Barcelona) wrote
Really nice all around! The Anton Biotica might be my favorite -- it's certainly the most unexpected.

Pre-order here!

ÆX-008 - Bas Amro / Jasper Wolff & Maarten Mittendorff / Tetelepta / Anton Biotica / Taupe

Taken from Rod Modell's LP Captagon on Tresor Records, out June 14.

Pre-order: https://clone.nl/item56358.html

@tresorberlin

Captagon

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Premiere: Rod Modell - Scrawler

Recording of our weekly Dekmantel Radio show at @redlightradio.

First hour: Gamma Intel
Second hour: Adiel

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Dekmantel Radio w/ Adiel & Gamma Intel (07/02/2020)

@moe-nagasi is Berlin based ukrainian film composer, producer, violinist, dj.
Here she shares with us  breaks, downtempo and techno vibes set with high amount of ukrainian electronic music.

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