OTR 20

Opening with the ominous ‘Black Aerial’, VUURWERK introduce us to their new work via a soundscape of claustrophobic Industrial Hip-Hop beats, rattling Techno percussion before the track bursts into life taking its cue as much from the Chicago Footwork scene as it does from the Post-Dubstep Electronica the band have mined on previous releases.
 
If ‘Black Aerial’ bridged the old and new then ‘G.R.I.P.’ itself is a clear indication of what is to come. Minor key pop that is stained with tears of regret, the music’s late night smudged and bleary textures are contrasted with a beat that tips its hat to the syncopated rhythms of UK Garage providing a fitting setting for Belgian singer Climb X’s weary, lovelorn vocals to bury themselves in.
 
Providing alternative mixes are hotly tipped Swedish trio DNKL, whose epic cinematic reinterpretation transports the track from a Brussels bedsit to the wide open and majestic Scandinavian fjords and Houndstooth recording artist House of Black Lanterns, who injects more than a hint of his hometown Berlin into the track with a dark and claustrophobic, sludge filled techno rework.

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Contact: info@runtellsecrecy.org
Mgmt: Filip@playout.be or John@thebestinshow.net
Belgian Promo: Niels@playout.be
International Promo: John@thebestinshow.net
Released on Lo Recordings (UK) & N.E.W.S. (BE) - 18th of May 2015 ; Digital & 10" Vinyl

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Produced by VUURWERK
Vocals on "Black Arial" & "G.R.I.P." by Climb X 
Recorded & mixed by J @ White Swords
Co-produced by Rick

Artwork by Cedric Liebens (Plastik Goodies)

VUURWERK - G.R.I.P. ft. Climb X (DNKL Remix)

The 2nd single off Wabz's forthcoming Album - Argyle.

Cassette/Digital here: https://solitairerecordings.bandcamp.com/album/argyle

Alley

Sure we like a spot of good, old-fashioned chaotic techno here at DT, but we love to relax too, and seeing as how the working week is almost over we think it's the perfect time to share a little slice of serenity from Pablie. 

Out October 16th as part of the Spaniard's B Sides compilation - a 9-track collection of "instrumental soundscapes and immersive sonic sketches" produced from 2007-2009 - 'They Came From The Past' offers a laid back vision of electronica. Most easily described as instrumental hip hop sat somewhere between East Asian folk and Last Of The Summer Wine, the track seems to be the sonic embodiment of a meadow in summer - peaceful, warm and filled with the comforting rustle of life.

Stream 'They Came From The Past' here and head to the Atomnation Bandcamp to purchase or SoundCloud for more. 
Bandcamp: https://atomnation.bandcamp.com/album/pablie-b-sides
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/atomnation

Full B Sides tracklist: http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/news/debut-transmission-pablie-they-came-from-the-past/

Pablie - They Came From The Past

Robot Koch Feat. Stephen Henderson - Dreams

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Juzhin - Railways

Out now on @housesinmotion

12":
Redeye: https://goo.gl/8gC1Zh
Juno: https://goo.gl/aR6mHR
Deejay: https://goo.gl/MHcAgS
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Full EP

Flashing Lights

Preview for "Undance", Liar's debut EP, coming out March 26th in all major digital outlets and on a free/name your price basis through our store.

Tracklist: 
1. Divorce [6:28]
2. Divorce (Flourish 'Fracture Satellite' Remix) [8:12]
3. Liar [6:04]
4. Liar (Morris Cowan Remix) [5:31]
5. Liar (Hello Invaders Remix) [4:49]
6. Origami Bound [6:04]
7. Origami Bound (Dual Shaman's 'Black Swoon' Mix) [5:52]

Liar: "Undance" Preview

Zola Blood X NVWES - Get Light

"Nice! Very tasteful."
- Zola Blood
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Get Light NVWES Version

Zola Blood X NVWES - Get Light

Ever Again

Ever Again (Patrick Topping Remix / Edit)

With Topping describing the EP’s title track as the “heaviest” thing he’s ever produced, ‘Dungeon Freak’ is an unrelenting slab of rave techno, with Daddy Dino’s deadpan, spoken-word vocals only adding to it’s dark aura. Similarly cold and heavy, ‘Snide’ is a chunky, metallic number that continues to build in intensity across its seven minutes.     

“This EP is more like the vibe of ‘Watch What Your Doing’ EP. The title track is so dark, with mad ravey synths but the bit I’m most excited about is the vocal! 
“The phrase ‘the techno dungeon’ is really just a daft thing me and mates used to say years ago about when you are locked on the dancefloor and can’t leave because your so into the music. So it’s more a metaphorical place in your mind, than it is an actual dungeon or venue!”

TRICK was initially launched as a platform to exhibit Topping’s versatility as a producer, as well as a platform to showcase the wealth of emerging talent which he has been pushing in his DJ sets. Prior to ‘Dungeon Freak’ he has released two EPs on the label, ‘Watch What Ya Doing’ and ‘Turbo Time’. The latter of which was selected as the ‘Hottest Record’ on BBC Radio 1, gaining support from the likes of Gerd Janson, Denis Sulta, Fisher, Diplo, Eats Everything and Jamie Jones.

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