Techno

Greeting Orbit – Sources MHTRSH048 on Mähtrasher / Traktor Records
Release-date: 14th of january 2014
Digital on all usual platforms!

Tracklist:
1. Sources
2. Alpha Centauri
3. R136A
4. Alpha Centauri (JoeFarr Remix)
5. Sources (Mechatok Remix)
6. R136A (Dj Schnyder Remix)

Greeting Orbits first outing is a flawless and surprisingly well elaborated techno record for a debut Ep you might think considering these 3 great produced techno tools, but they are not really new to the scene to be honest! The fact that Greeting Orbit consist of Bobble and Turbogaz who both already released on labels like Traktor, King Kong, GND, Gold Nite or Sex Cult with their solo aliases might explain the outstanding quality level of this release a bit more but there’s more to it as the simple combination of these two names. Greeting Orbit already found their own signature sound in these 3 tracks combining floor functionality with their own twist of atmospheric analogue textures.
On the remix tip we have Turbo Recordings rising star JoeFarr, germanys garage house offspring Mechatok and Dj Schnyder!

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Following on from the inaugural Crossing Wires compilation by Toronto trio My Favorite Robot, next to mix it up for the exciting series is global electronic music icon Timo Maas. Still riding high off the success of his latest and greatest full length relaese, Lifer, back in 2013 (which blended trip hop with ambient, sleazy house with wonky techno and included collaborations with the likes of Placebo’s Brian Molko and Brighton chanteuse Katie Cruel as well as James Lavelle, founder of seminal ‘90s label Mo Wax) Timo has long been a pioneer in his field. Of course, he also runs his own influential label, Rockets & Ponies, and the German producer has also appeared on the MFR label before with standout track ‘Dancing For My Pleasure’ from the first Crossing Wires. Timo is also a revered DJ and in 2013 celebrated 10 years as resident at one of underground house and techno’s most mythologised clubs: Circo Loco at DC10 out in Ibiza. As such, this new Crossing Wires
compilation draws on his skills as both selector and sequencer and proves few can do it better than this long-standing talent. The mix features 14 brand new and exclusive tracks from a range of artists old and new – some are closely associated with MFR, some less so, but together they paint a perfect picture of the state of modern electronic music. Man of the moment Eric Volta kicks things off with the serene synth stylings of ‘Dreams Don`t Turn to
Dust’, a suitably lush affair that sets a soothing tone. From there we soon drop into a compelling groove courtesy of My Favorite Robot’s ‘Dead of the Dance’ and Timo masterfully balances the tempo through his ensuing selections. Never does he get stuck in one place for too long, instead coherently going from spaced out sci-fi house (Discern & Signal Flow’s ‘Coarse Language’) to tripped-out tech (Tim Green’s ‘Plenty of Spiders’) and kinetic and synthetic sounds (Martin Buttrich’s ‘Bubble Heat’) with ease. Timo’s own productions appear twice, first in the form of the growling, shadowy ‘Watching The Robots’ then in collaboration with long time partner Santos on ‘Z Panorama’. Tracks and remixes from Chris Carrier, Villanova and Daniel Stefanik then make up the latter half of the mix in which energy levels are kept up and heady, futuristic imagery is never far away. This is a compelling mix that showcases both the modern sound of house and techno whilst proving that Timo Mass has an understanding of dancefloor dynamics that few could ever question.

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Agoria - For One Hour (Villanova Remix)

Following on from the inaugural Crossing Wires compilation by Toronto trio My Favorite Robot, next to mix it up for the exciting series is global electronic music icon Timo Maas. Still riding high off the success of his latest and greatest full length relaese, Lifer, back in 2013 (which blended trip hop with ambient, sleazy house with wonky techno and included collaborations with the likes of Placebo’s Brian Molko and Brighton chanteuse Katie Cruel as well as James Lavelle, founder of seminal ‘90s label Mo Wax) Timo has long been a pioneer in his field. Of course, he also runs his own influential label, Rockets & Ponies, and the German producer has also appeared on the MFR label before with standout track ‘Dancing For My Pleasure’ from the first Crossing Wires. Timo is also a revered DJ and in 2013 celebrated 10 years as resident at one of underground house and techno’s most mythologised clubs: Circo Loco at DC10 out in Ibiza. As such, this new Crossing Wires compilation draws on his skills as both selector and sequencer and proves few can do it better than this long-standing talent. The mix features 14 brand new and exclusive tracks from a range of artists old and new – some are closely associated with MFR, some less so, but together they paint a perfect picture of the state of modern electronic music. Man of the moment Eric Volta kicks things off with the serene synth stylings of ‘Dreams Don`t Turn to Dust’, a suitably lush affair that sets a soothing tone. From there we soon drop into a compelling groove courtesy of My Favorite Robot’s ‘Dead of the Dance’ and Timo masterfully balances the tempo through his ensuing selections. Never does he get stuck in one place for too long, instead coherently going from spaced out sci-fi house (Discern & Signal Flow’s ‘Coarse Language’) to tripped-out tech (Tim Green’s ‘Plenty of Spiders’) and kinetic and synthetic sounds (Martin Buttrich’s ‘Bubble Heat’) with ease. Timo’s own productions appear twice, first in the form of the growling, shadowy ‘Watching The Robots’ then in collaboration with long time partner Santos on ‘Z Panorama’. Tracks and remixes from Chris Carrier, Villanova and Daniel Stefanik then make up the latter half of the mix in which energy levels are kept up and heady, futuristic imagery is never far away. This is a compelling mix that showcases both the modern sound of house and techno whilst proving that Timo Mass has an understanding of dancefloor dynamics that few could ever question.

Villanova - Ola

In only a short period of time, Ultramajic has proved itself to be a reliable source of modern house and techno with a unique overarching aesthetic that makes it stand out like a neon beacon in the endless sea of dance labels operating today.

This release - the label's ninth - marks an important step in its history: the premiere of a totally new, formerly unknown artist who goes by the name of Chambray. It only takes a few seconds of listening to any of the four tracks presented here to see why he's been initiated into the Ultramajic stable - he turns out some uproarious, vintage-touched house with considerable bass heft that would do Chicago-style veterans like Steve Poindexter proud while showing off more modern house styles that have become touchstones of Ultramajic-affiliated DJs and producers like Aden and Jimmy Edgar himself. To simplify: put these on in a club, watch it go boom. 

Ultramajic continues to blaze its own distinct path through the world of electronic music in 2014, and here Chambray has proved himself to be a valuable recruit - capable of churning out total burners that have a classic vibe to them with a modern bite and ruggedness.

ULTRAMAJIC LVX009 // RELEASE DATE JUNE 23RD

CHAMBRAY "RUB" E.P.

1) CHAMBRAY "EASE"
2) CHAMBRAY "GHETTO GIANTS"
3) CHAMBRAY "RUB"
4) CHAMBRAY "UNTITLED"

ARTWORK BY PILAR ZETA & JIMMY EDGAR

CHAMBRAY "EASE"

CHAMBRAY "GHETTO GIANTS"

aUtOdiDakT - Bass for days Remixes Teaser

taken from the EP "Don't Leave Me / Plan A" (50WEAPONSXTR02)Out July 18, 2014.

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FJAAK "Plan A" (50WEAPONSXTR02) Out July 18, 2014

Roger 23 ­- "State V" 
Bee Mask ­- "Pear Growers Series 1" (Surgeon Remix) 
Zenker Brothers ­- "Vamp Like" 
Marcelus ­- "Direct Drive" 
Ratchet Traxxx ­- "B1" 
DX ­- "Offender" 
Echoplex ­- "The Versus Theme" 
Hem Usik ­- "Back To Basic Intensions" 
Sebastian Kramer ­- "Tomorrow" 
The Purpose Maker ­- "Casa"
Adam Beyer ­- "A1" 
Heron & Tim Grothe - "Spark Plug" (Dj Shufflemaster Remix)
Djrum ­- "Tailing" 


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Alloinyx's just-for-fun robot version of "XTC" by Boys Noize

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Boys Noize - XTC (Alloinyx Remix)

taken from FJAAK's upcoming single "Attack / The Wind"
(50WEAPONS039)

Release date: October 17, 2014

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Release Date: September 29th
Format: 12" / Digital

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MONNOM BLACK 008

Artist - Stranger 

Highest Sense EP

A1. Highest Sense
A2. Play Some Rave For Me
B1. Ommoord
B2. Doorklapgabber

Release Date - 29.01.2016

MONNOM BLACK 008_Stranger_Highest Sense EP

EDDIE GUN - LADIES
MOX0043

German based Eddie Gun is the moniker of the solo project of Flo one half of the dj producer duo “Wazabi”. This is his first release on Muskox Records called "Ladies" a throbbing deep house track which gets you feeling like you have mixed up Jean Claude Van Damme doing a splits and Maverick in his F-14 Tomcat. Eddie has also roped in his good friend Howrd on the remix.

EDDIE GUN - LADIES (ORIGINAL MIX)

EDDIE GUN - LADIES (HOWRD REMIX)

BOBBLE X TURBOGAZ

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