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Jeff Rushin presented himself as one of the biggest icon of Functional Effective Techno, this second EP in the catalog is going further on the sonic spectrum. Tension all over.

The record is in Presale (Beatport)

A1. Jeff Rushin - Wondering

Matrixxman & Setaoc Mass - Vortex [FIGURE087]

Out on 31st of march (vinyl & digital)

Up next on Wolfskuil Records and as the title suggests we find some of Shlømo’s finest cuts on the Dutch imprint reworked by Oscar Mulero, Johannes Heil and Tripeo. 

Spanish techno master Oscar Mulero takes over the A-side, keeps the heat of the original and adds extra tension to offer a stand out rendition of ‘Obsession’, while in ‘Vanished Breath’ he goes deep and delivers fine electronica and a sophisticated, experimental remix where broken beats and haunting synths seamlessly blend to create ghostly atmospheres.

On the flip side Johannes Heil transforms the beatless, synth-heavy beauty ‘M.U.M.’ into an euphoric, driving techno track, right before Tripeo proves ones again his strong command on the dancefloor with a solid, twisted version of ‘Avadon Part 1’.

Shlømo - Obsession (Oscar Mulero Remix) - Wolfskuil Records

Cleric | Fragments Of A Portrait EP [CRG013]

A1 // Fragments of a Portrait
A2 // 27 Hours
B1 // The 6th Day
B2 // The 6th Day [ Wrong Assessment Remix ] 
DB // Sentinels [ Bonus ]

Cleric returns to his Clergy imprint this October with his ‘Fragments Of A Portrait’ EP, accompanied by a remix from Wrong Assessment.

Written & Produced by Jorden Hodgetts
Additional production by Wrong Assessment 
Photography by Alexandra Polyakova 
Artwork designed by Jorden Hodgetts 
Mastered by Conor at Glowcast

Format : Vinyl & Digital 
Cat Number : CRG013
Release Date : 12th of October 2018 
Copyright : CLERGYLTD

Premiere | Cleric - Fragments Of A Portrait [CRG013]

SHOW ME THAT LIGHT EP [INC. CLERIC REMIX]

Kwartz-Show me that light (Cleric Remix)

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Played by Ben Klock, Dax J, Len Faki, Florian Meindl, Truncate, Norman Nodge, Gary Beck, Dave Clarke, Thomas P. Heckmann, Mørbeck, Kastil, Marcel Dettmann, Nur Jaber, Takaaki Itoh, Submerge, Amotik, Yotam Avni, The Advent, Paul Ritch, Electric Indigo, Pfirter, Arnaud Le Texier....

Black Lotus - Eclipse (Flug Remix)

The first track of the EP - Project Mantis 
This name came across when I was digging into other beings and life forces and at some point people talked about the Mantis as perhaps the most mysterious and unsettling of all extraterrestrial creatures.
When I was young I always found the praying mantis very unsettling little animal and very alien like figure so I thought it would be perfect to be part of this first release

Industrialyzer - Project Mantis

Six months after their first Compilation, UNCAGE returns with ‘MISSION#2’, a 12-track compilation featuring some of the most promising techno artists. Wrapping up the year with impressive releases, FLUG aka SEBASTIAN LOPEZ is the curator of this incredible selection, throwing the listener into a galloping universe made of warehouse anthems, pick-time rollers and old-school tools. The Argentinian’s track “THE PIANO” was techno number one for six consecutive months, so label boss Marco Faraone thought that after this outstanding result he was the perfect artist to collect this new musical journey sharing his personal music message. Having a solid career in what he truly loves he released music on many established techno labels like Nina Kraviz’s “TRIP”, Dustin Zahn’s “Enemy Records” and his own record label “Existentia” launched this year. Welcome 2021!

Klaudia Gawlas, Flug - Hurricane (Original Mix)

Industrialyzer's Upcoming Gigs
Sat 28 Mar, 20 
LIVE set @ Ehrenfeld XL, Odonien, Cologne, Germany

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Ricardo Rodrigues aka Industrialyzer, son of a musician, was born and raised in Lisbon, Portugal. At an early age of 14, inspired by his father’s profession, he started taking guitar classes. Two intense years later, he would already give classes in scales and music theory to young talent. Over the years to come, Ricardo joined several bands and performed at bars, concerts and festivals. 

At the age of 17 he would discover his true love to be electronic music. Starting as a bedroom DJ, he gradually started performing in Portuguese clubs as well. In 2000, Ricardo moves to The Netherlands to take a course in electronic music production. Amazed by the local techno scene, the decision to be made was quite simple: he decided to stay. New doors would open in 2003, when he became second at the I Love Techno DJ contest, and then again in 2005, by winning the Dance Parade Rotterdam DJ contest.

Parallel, Ricardo was also busy producing. He advanced and refined his sound, which didn’t come unnoticed. In 2007 also Cisco Ferreira aka The Advent discovers Ricardo’s talent. Not too long after that, Cisco releases Ricardo’s tracks on his Kombination Research imprint, followed by releases and remixes for artists like A. Paul, The Advent, Sven Wittekind, Christian Fischer and DJ Murphy. Towards the end of 2007, Cisco, Ricardo and a fellow friend Paulo Gomes start the CodeWorks label, which would with its first release immediately prove to be successful—selling out in one week. This new motivation pushed towards a new project: The Advent vs Industrialyzer.

With current releases on Drumcode, as well as the upcoming releases on MB Electronics, Beat Disaster, Theory, etc., the duo has a promising future, just as does Industrialyzer solo.

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