We are pleased to present a new EP from our resident Incorrect Waves. The artist dedicates the release to the unity and resilience of the Ukrainian people.
Only in a homogeneous unity and understanding of each other - Ukrainians are able to conduct a single and final counterattack.

Mastering: Dmytro Korenko
Photo: Andrii Bal
Cover: Jenny B

released June 1, 2024

all rights reserved

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Incorrect Waves - Counterattack EP

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We are pleased to present a new EP from our resident Incorrect Waves. The artist dedicates the release to the unity and resilience of the Ukrainian people.
Only in a homogeneous unity and understanding of each other - Ukrainians are able to conduct a single and final counterattack.

Mastering: Dmytro Korenko
Photo: Andrii Bal
Cover: Jenny B

released June 1, 2024

all rights reserved

https://puretool.bandcamp.com/album/ep-counterattack

Incorrect Waves - Spiral Traffic

Incorrect Waves - Scream And Run

Incorrect Waves - Selection Room

Incorrect Waves - Counterattack

Buy vinyl: http://www.decks.de/t/emex-00110001_ep/c67-96
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Artist: EMEX
Title: 00110001
Label: Modular Expansion records
Cat Number:  ME003
Format: Vinyl Artistic Ltd 12” & Digital
Release Date:  30 October 2015
Powered: KORG Synthesizers 

EMEX is the emergent techno project of Modular Expansion Company based in Athens. . Their debut vinyl EMEX EP 00110001 is released by their own label and includes 3 club techno tracks, produced entirely on KORG analogue synthesizers. Inspired by mathematics and digital electronics, 00110001 is a conceptual fusion of dancefloor techno with atmospheric overtones. The first track 00110001, is a minimal opener, with pounding chords and Detroit style influences. The second track 00110010, progresses into darker territories while the fundamental grooves become infused with moody flavors. The third track 00110011 transpires from harder realms, concluding the release with its almost acidic basslines and trippy arpeggios.
Early Support by Marcel Dettmann, Drumcell, Truncate, Jonas Kopp, Bas Mooy, Pfirter, Lag, Dave Tarrida, Alex Bau, Alexander Kowalski, Developer, Slam, Mark Broom, 2000 And One, Mikael Jonasson, Damon Wild, I/Y, Submerge, Lee Holman, Arnaud Le Texier, Antonio De Angelis, Ray Kajioka, Liss C., Maceo Plex, Gel Abril, Paul Mac, Joseph Capriati, Sasha Carassi, Pierre Deutschmann, Carlio Lio, Marco Bailey, Axel Karakasis, Stanny Franssen, Sender Berlin, Angel Molina, Xpansul, Krenzlin, Noah Pred, Matt Cooper, Plural, Will Kinsella, Patrik Carrera, Barker, Enrico Sangiuliano, Matrixxman, Gotshell, Signal Deluxe and many more

https://www.facebook.com/EMEX-1409039526054813/?ref=bookmarks

Track List
A1. 00110001
B1. 00110010
B2. 00110011

Powered by: KORG and Modular Expansion records
Supported by: BON Studio S.A. 
Artwork by: anagramdesign.gr  

www.modularexpansion.com

EMEX - 00110001 - Modular Expansion

Exclusive premiere of "Walpurgis Night (featuring Zanias)", taken from the b-side of the forthcoming release "Midnight Cults" on Khemia Records. 

Make sure to order the vinyl as it is almost sold out.

Article goes up on Sunday.

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Midnight Cults

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Exclusive Premiere: I Hate Models - Walpurgis Night (featuring Zanias)

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Carl Cox is an industry figurehead who’s legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell, and the new release is from veteran Frank Biazzi.

Belgium based Frank Biazzi is making his Intec debut following releases on labels including Marco Bailey's MB Elektronics and Christian Smith’s Tronic. Frank Biazzi also heads up his own label Trauma Records, and has remixed tracks by the likes of Ken Ishii and Mauro Picotto.

A stalwart of Belgium’s techno scene, Frank is a regular booking at many of the country’s clubs and festivals, and often plays gigs in other parts of Europe.

Having been involved in music for well over two decades, his early releases on the classic techno label Lupp Records were regularly supported by Carl Cox, Dave Clarke and Monika Kruse.

Frank Biazzi had to remove himself from music for a number of years due to a growing problem with the hearing disorder tinnitus, but now back in the studio, he has spent the last couple of years picking up where he left off.

Track one “Reflection” opens the EP with a thumping groove lead by the pound of the hammering kick drum. Taking its title from the looped vocal sample, the track has a thick sound comprising of only a few core elements. Each of the sounds have an ominous presence creating a raw aggression that’s timeless within the techno genre.

Second on the EP “Ravage” is equally as hard as the first cut with a dark atmosphere and menacing intent. The lead synth takes a clear influence from late '90s techno, which is the style that Frank Biazzi is often associated, and fans of both new and old will not be disappointed with this intently powerful track.

ID160 1. Frank Biazzi - Reflection

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