hey sorry where can I get the full versions of these ? or the originals ? cheers <3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkQcjCEZyGw good job

https://soundcloud.com/bunzinelli 
https://soundcloud.com/neubauwien
🛒 https://shop.neubau-music.art/product/bunzinelli-atacama-ep
🔊 https://youtu.be/s4vz2B9yI6w

Montréal's Bunzinelli takes on a Jeep ride through the Atacama. Bitchin' sun and slow burn are what you might expect from the trip. NEUBAU team suggests you bring the sunscreen. We're going to see the big hand. 

Tracklist: 

Atacama 
Anxiety Attack
Ladakh

Atacama EP

Atacama

PREMIERE: Bunzinelli - Atacama [Neubau]

People spilled out of the building and onto the streets, muttering under their breaths at the chaos that had just ensued inside. What had promised to be a night of good-mannered frivolity and celebration had turned into an utter shambles; the crisis management that would soon follow would be excruciating for those clearing up the mess. It was certainly a night many would not forget in a hurry, and for those involved, hopefully the ground would swallow them up before they had to face the music.

A new year calls for a new challenge. Prague-based DJ and producer Exhausted Modern takes a break from running Endless Illusion and OMO to team up with several friends for a new label pursuit. LTE's mission is to give a platform to local and foreign artists who are operating in all corners of the contemporary electronic music spectrum; a place for artists who want to experiment and try new things. For their first release they welcome six artists from across the globe, including MR TC, Mayo & Ethno Service, for a VA titled Long Term Evolution, that celebrates the music they love and sonic directions for the future.

PREMIERE: MR TC - Drome [LTE]

"Always take from the past - avoiding the empty longings of nostalgia - with a view to understanding the new place it might hold in the future. Good Morning Tapes has done just that, and with the 90’s revival in something of a full swing, the label finally gets the chance to release a pivotal 10 year old mix that didn’t just ignite a curious wave of reflection and appropriation, it marked a culmination in the shifting sonic sands for its creator Mr. Alexis Le-Tan. His name needs little light thrust upon it in these hallowed cosmic halls, with his enduring and ever present mixes being a staple for those that know. 

Back to Disco Valley is arguably his most important mix - it both recontextualised a dirty and forgotten sound of the past, and facilitated a wave of new freedoms for those wishing to look backwards in order to move forwards. Most importantly it planted the seed for everything Full Circle to come.

 Back to Disco Valley is above all else a personal reckoning for Alexis and Joakim, it marked a moment when many problems inherent in a trapped older sound - with a sublime yet dated history of its own - could breath fresh life in the present day; a new slower realm was born. The slowing down of dance music is nothing new, and certainly where peak time beats have existed a spiritual shadow that revels in a slower ethereal space to dance has never been far away. 

Stylistically on one level, Back to Disco Valley might seem to build on what Baldelli or Loda were doing many years ago, and it certainly has that effortless charm, but it goes much further, not just in its re-appraisal of the frenetic fast paced sounds of Goa, but as a signifier of where many wanted to head on the dancefloor - towards a slower oasis - incorporating new releases and modern sounding rarities along the way. Indeed, in selecting the 33rpm dial rather than that marked 45, Full Circle at once opened up the new space inside a music some of us went bananas to 30 years ago, and at the same time made sense of a crucial yet forgotten heritage; a confession became a badge of honour.

 Coming back to Full Circle and its genesis: it was only a matter of time before the old Goa records would come back down from the racks and spawn a new life, and perhaps whilst Le-Tan cemented something a lot of us knew, Back to Disco Valley somehow liberated many of those early records from their stylistic shackles initiating a creative project that - along side the collaborative work with Joakim - has released a wave of inspirational edits and re-imaginations. 

Full Circle - in all its conceptual & metaphorical majesty - really has come to represent the most stylish of takes on past sounds, both in the realm of selection and re-working. It is certainly true that Back to Disco Valley - sounding now as it did then (to the select tuned ears that got to listen) - reflects a perfect meeting between an off-tempo past, present and future, being more than a functional assemblage, it revives many a lost memory, inspiring a new batch of ideas, and always looking back with a purpose.

"Back to Disco Valley" is available on cassette via the GMT Online Store.

@alexisletan @joakim

GMT52 Full Circle - Back to Disco Valley (Snippets)

tribute to Redman & Method Man heroes of my childhood  ///  download via repost through hypedit

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RedM & MethodM - How High (Benedikt Frey Vapor)

Khidja continue to develop their tripped out vision with their first full EP for Hivern since 2019's 'Impossible Holiday'. In 'Something In The Water' the Romanian duo presents three new tracks that drift between genres and moods through open minded studio experimentation. “The Future Has Disappeared” and “Back To Vid” rely on contrasting sound palettes and a smart use of the stereo field to build up tension while 'Science of Ghosts' is an expansive number of galactic electro-funk. The 12” features a stripped out mystical remix by Azu Tiwaline while the digital release includes two extra oddball dancefloor cuts.

Artwork by cm-dp.

pre-order 
https://khidja.bandcamp.com/album/something-in-the-water

B1. Khidja - Science Of Ghosts

https://soundcloud.com/heapvienna
https://soundcloud.com/sonidoisla
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Over the past decade, Vienna-based Florian Stöffelbauer – also known as Heap, has built a consistent reputation as a skilled DJ, producer and Neubau’s label head. Isla is proud to present his latest effort “False Hope” which explores the intersections between industrial, electro and dark wave – all with a leftfield twist.

As diverse as it is powerful, the 7 tracks featured here almost feel like nocturnal tales, chalking out Heap’s observations wandering through the streets of a silent city, with cigarette smoke permeating the air and sirens ringing in the distance.

The cinematic essence of the release emerges from the very beginning, with the atmospheric beauty “Diall” transporting us straight into some late-80s scenery of Kraftwerkian nostalgia. In “Jetzt Oder Nie” a sharp knit of drums is placed on top of the grave frequencies of the bass: it’s indeed “now or never”, the moral imperative of the release, requiring us to take action.

Throughout the whole album, hypnotic sounds punctuate the dark space, bouncing between the polyrhythmic and uplifting energies of “Inner peace” and “No Palm Too Big”, a sneaky slow-burner with a nocturnal groove and Gayna Rose Madder’s robotic voice reciting the stream of consciousness of this urban wanderer.

“Trist” rises slowly yet powerfully thanks to its mystical synths covering the ground and preparing us for what comes next.

The title track “False Hope” holds the unique charm of a creature effortlessly floating in between dualities. As obscure as it is airy, as delicate as it is forceful, this hybrid composition is rich in details and plot twists.

At the end of this journey, “Losing time” reminds us of the urgency to take action expressed at the beginning of the album. In a rarefied canvas, an off-kilter solitary sound comes in, starting off as insistent as a car horn in rush hour, and evolving into a beautiful instrument arpeggiating the melody.

Here Heap concludes his narrative for now. We like to imagine him walking away, a shadow fading in the smoke of the city as the first lights of the day appear.

Tracklist: 

Diall
Jetzt Oder Nie
Inner Peace
No Palm Too Big
Trist
False Hope
Losing Time

PREMIERE: Heap - False Hope [Isla]

Recall

Wonky System

Benedikt Frey - Wonky System

New World Vol. 2 is the sequel to Tiger Weeds' first VA compilation.

The core concept of the "New World" series remains intact, encompassing a variety of styles and aesthetics with Electro consistently serving as the cornerstone.

This compilation features both established and emerging artists who bring their unique perspectives to the continually evolving Electro landscape.

This is the next phase that pushes the boundaries of the genre even further.

1. Francois Dillinger x Lloyd Stellar - Design Dreams
2. Sinitsin - Biometric
3. Waste - Base δ
4. Monodroids - Epanekinisi
5. EKATA - Level
6. Kafkactrl - Reflexive Closure
7. CT Kidobo - Shock
8. Ole Mic Odd - Laughing Gas
9. ELEKTROTECHNIK & Grid User - Cybernetic Minds
10. Morken - Fading
11. MANASYt - Jugular (Live)
12. DVS NME - Excess Profits

Mastered by: Rude66
Catalogue number: TWDIG02
Buy it here: tigerweeds.bandcamp.com/album/va-new-world-vol-2

@sin-it-sin

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Tiger Weeds 2024

VA - New World Vol.2

Biometric

Sinitsin - Biometric

Wonders Ovze World - Edits by Alexis Le-Tan 
Medley Mix by @alexisletan

CD / Out 22.12.2018 

There was once The Path. The dusty core - always the reactor: Where bodies internally motivated the Robots Dance. We chose Different Ways of evolution To Move the epicentre of pace flux. But they took it and cast it from us: Who breaks Butterflies upon a wheel? Beating the Devil that haunted our concrete past, A  new  life  set  us  back On a Journey that belonged to transformation. Towards Heaven we continue, Once More Fanning the flames, In the eternalised valley of nowhere, here: The molten aural core - there are no books, no words. Has Van Gogh’s Ear reached its Destination?  We are Full Circle.

- Tom Colebrook

Mastered by Gordon Pohl
Designed by Ill-Studio

IP 03 © Idle Press 2018

Wonders Ovze World

IP 03 - Wonders Ovze World - Edits by Alexis Le-Tan (Medley Mix)

3 killer tracks from Zmatsutsi, Tross & Houschyar.

300 copies 

Artwork Hamish Brindley
Design Andrew Cole

Various Lurkers (SR004)

River Yarra's '2D Electric Mushroom' from our upcoming collaborative release with Ears On Earth, Household Choirs

Pre-order CD or digital album:
earsonearth.bandcamp.com/album/household-choirs
superutu.bandcamp.com/album/household-choirs

IP 03 - Wonders Ovze World - Edits by Alexis Le-Tan (Medley Mix)

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