Name: 660 Bass (urwaxx) by Greenwald
Duration: 4 min 21 s
Description: The title track, ‘660 bass’ inspired by drum-machine boss dr 660. Detective intro, spy atmosphere and heavy bassline.

ufff mannnn, this is just soo enjoyable 😶‍🌫️😵‍💫

The metallic clunk of heavy machinery and the shudder of cogs echoed through the factory floors; the only sound that could be heard for miles and miles. From the factories to the shops, from the restaurants to the call centres, machines were now in control of everything. Human's purpose had long been defunct — they had less power, less speed, and what's more, they acted out of turn. Robots did exactly as they were told, no questions asked.

To give you a taste of the sounds at the core of their imprint, Swiss label LBR Records have rounded up some of their roster for a 5-track VA that journeys through the finest electro, rave and techno. Amassing artists from across the globe, the release features music from York Hamza & Daao, who hail from Yerevan and Armenia, Copenhagen's Rasmotron AKA Inspectah Scratch, East German producer Cyan85, Moscow-based sin:it:sin and Mantra Mantra boss 11schnull.

PREMIERE: 11Schnull - Whistles Of Weezy [LBR Records]

Various Artists | Clear Memory 006 

Deep down in the sediment - you will find the element - of human being error. CLEAR006 is the cure. The next edition of cooperations, cross-overs and contemplations on current events brings you the soundtrack for the basements in which you will be allowed to go to again soon. Enjoy this blend of dystopian funk, battle ship movements and laid-back tributes while it's still cold (-80°). Sorry, that we kept you waiting, but research does take time.
Side effects may include Nausea, Dizziness and Muscle Twitches.

C1 - Int Main - Setup II
C2 - Int Main + Magnetic - Battle
C3 - Stranded Wires - Tribute
M1 - Westlake & Hayter - Element Of Error
M2 - Alley X - Kept You Waiting

Artwork by Dr. Rekorder
Mastered by Dave at Reel Mastering
Distributed by Bordello A Parigi
Release Date 15-10-2021

Various - Clear Memory 006

Leipzig-based duo Yarn Init make their debut on Mind Controlled Rectifier with the label’s first ever physical release, ‘Ill Compound’. The 6 track record is a testament to Yarn Init’s mastery of mood, with the pair creating progressive grooves that build towards subtly deep and intense center points across various styles.

Pre-order the vinyl [RECTIFIER001] via Clone: clone.nl/item66471.html

releases October 25, 2021

w&p by Yarn Init
Distribution: Clone
Mastering: Reel Mastering London
Artwork: najgapni
Text: Ben Eastwood

@yarn-init

MOTZ Premiere: Yarn Init - IBS [MIND CONTROLLED RECTIFIER]

Ukrainian DJ, producer and cyberpunk RAAVEL debuts on DJ MELL G’s imprint, JUICY GANG RECORDS. Enter INSECT REPLICANT, a 4-track, broken-beat-meets-electro EP that conveys RAAVEL’s crunchy vibe to a tee. 

‘AYAYAY’ blends a distorted vocal with a nasty synthline and 2-step kickdrums, creating a futuristic sound that only RAAVEL knows how to pen. An EBM-flavoured snythline dominates on ‘BLATZER’ while zappy sound FX cut through the atmosphere—a dirty jam made for a basement rave situation. The title tune ‘INSECT REPLICANT’ is a proper banger. At 144 BPM, an acid bassline, snappy percussion, and staccato synth notes evoke tension, but it still maintains a club-driven feel. The closing tune ‘WAKALAKA’ merges electronica and electro, as a raw drum pattern punctuates each bar and provokes anarchistic energy. One for the die-hard punks of this world.  

Following releases on LAP and mystictrax, INSECT REPLICANT marks another upward step in RAAVEL’s trajectory, with his anomalous sound reflecting the always-evolving aesthetic of JUICY GANG RECORDS.

INSECT REPLICANT

B1. RAAVEL - INSECT REPLICANT

https://selflearningsystem.bandcamp.com/
https://soundcloud.com/self-learning-system
https://soundcloud.com/friedrich_ernst

BUY/RE-ORDER

PREMIERE: Friedrich Ernst - Class Beat (Self Learning System)

T-kay and Mika isolated themselves in a cube as they became electro addicts and thought they would get enough of electric power through the wires.
Soon they realized they were running out of electro and became total maniacs. They have no idea, they are never going to feel it, as it’s already in their whole flesh and blood.
The only way to feel it, is to get adjusted to the fact and they will, as there is no escape from the cube.

T-kay & Mika represent 11 electro maniacs who escaped from the cube and acknowledged the fact that they will live forever electric.

Electro Maniacs

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PREMIERE: Kör Boira - Hard To Swallow

Release number eight for Source Material welcomes back Ole Mic Odd for his long awaited follow up to Acid Booty.......another four heavily saturated acid electro DJ tools made to make those dance floors shake.

WEST COAST HARDCORE ACID ELEKTRO 4 UR BOOTY AND UR MIND.

https://sourcematerialrecs.bandcamp.com/album/acid-booty-ii

Ole Mic Odd
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ole-mic-odd
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/olemicodd
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/olemicodd/

Source Material 
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/sourcematerialrecs
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sourcematerialrecs
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nonentity___sourcematerial/

PREMIERE: Ole Mic Odd - Bunsen Burner (Source Material)

The title track, ‘660 bass’ inspired by drum-machine boss dr 660. Detective intro, spy atmosphere and heavy bassline.

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660 Bass (urwaxx)

jadzia - Connection
BUY LINK:  https://sweaty-records.bandcamp.com/album/connection
Label: Sweaty Records (https://soundcloud.com/sweaty-records)

Icelandic collective Sweaty Records turn to exciting producer, live act, and visual artist jadzia for their sixth release as the core member makes her label debut with her four-track ‘Connection’ EP.

Showcasing a hidden corner of Iceland’s electronic scene with a mission to ‘shed light on music that has been lurking in the shadows of the Reykjavík underground’, Sweaty Records is a label helmed by some of the country’s most exciting DJs, producers and live acts. Spread between the capital and further afield in Berlin, the collective has made an immediate impact with music from Volruptus, Kuldaboli and more across their first six releases - with gifted talent Kolbrún Klara, aka jadzia, the next to showcase her sound.

Combining her love of sound design with striking visual projects and live performances as one half of duo Polar Attraction with Kosmodod, Klara has steadily crafted her identity after making her production debut under the alias in late 2019. Following material on International Chrome, Ganzfeld, none/such and Dancefloor Impact Research, with supporters including Helena Hauff, Dax J, Dave Clarke and Steffi, she makes her first outing on the label with a kaleidoscopic ride through expansive sonics on ‘Connection’.

Welcoming a quartet of robust electro offerings, ‘Connection’ is a thrilling journey into the mind of a talent on the rise, serving up no-nonsense dancefloor cuts drenched in subtle nuances and shadowy compositions. ‘Virtual Network’ harnesses skittering breaks and ominous synths with intermittent pockets of rest to push and pull listeners in multiple directions, before ‘Impact Event’ shows no rest-bite and launches into a cavalcade of warping bass, spiralling sci-fi electronics and eerie atmospheres, all guided by the track’s relentless and hypnotising melodies. On the flip, ‘Solar Cells’ draws from traditional influences for a slick trip balancing light and dark, with hazy textures and celestial melodies grounded by the production’s unrelenting and snaking low-ends, before closing the show in emphatic fashion with an off-kilter, glitchy and lacerating trip in the form of ‘Habitat’.

660 Bass (urwaxx)

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