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Ilario Alicante & Tom Dicicco_ Unbalanced 2

RSVD kicks off with this Blue Knife EP by its main Korova. Blow Out track reflects the full mentality of the label and comes with a thrilling tension stepping aside a bursting obscure dark progression and sinister heavy beats. Alien Blood is and ufo-like deadly bassline invasion drawing a dark strong hurting texture. Deep Water's original mix is a playful floor-killer techno jacking track. Tsunami rocking upon and over the surface. Its IY's remix is fine rich and dry both mental dark stomping and odd hard hitting one: simple unique. A new excellent proof for the italian duo made by Fusaroli and Filardo.
"RSVD kicks off 2014..."

worldwide distributed by Re.Birth distribution (www.rebirthdistribution.com)


RSVD002 - Korova & I/Y - Blue knife Ep

Massimo Iannece - DV10 EP [Labrynth]

[FIN001] B. PMH - Entrance (Sleeparchive Remix)

B2. All Gods Of Man(The Transhumans Remix) (FEX002)

CLR079 is Flug´s first release on Chris Liebing´s internationally regarded imprint, a four track EP with original productions by the man who has become one of Argentina´s most promising up and coming Techno artists. The quality and depth of his productions has gained him the respect of numerous famous colleagues and has placed his tracks in the record bags and playlists of some of the most significant global Techno players. 

The EP consists of the title track “Sincrodestino”, as well as further secret weapons “The Following”, “Resistance” and “Consequence”, four faultlessly produced pieces of up-to-date, uncompromising Techno. After playing out Flug´s tracks all over the planet for years, it was only a matter of time that Chris Liebing would offer this gifted and skilled producer to release some of his tracks. The outcome is more than satisfying and we invite you to have a close listen to Flug´s excellent CLR debut.

Flug - Sincrodestino [CLR079]

Rraph – Spatial Structures
Cat Number:  gynoidd111
Release Date:  08 Sep 2014
Featuring:  Rraph

Rraph - Spatial Structures EP [Gynoid Audio]

Raito - Bring It

Magdalena_Underwater_(Ilario Alicante remix) FORTHCOMING

Lewis Fautzi - Eerie (Original Mix)

@lewisfautzi | Disasters On The Horizon EP
[Inc @sleeparchive-official & @sigha Remixes)
[SOMA453D]

1. Eerie
2. Eerie (Sleeparchive Remix)
3. Horizontz
4. Horizontz (Sigha Remix)
4. Mental Circuits
The ever reliable Lewis Fautzi returns to Soma with his furious brand of deep and hypnotic Techno. We also welcome debuts on the label in the form of two stunning remixes by international Techno stars, Sleeparchive & Sigha, who both turn in very unique takes on Fautzi's work.

Fautzi's Eerie opens the EP with deep pulsating rhythms and a real tripped out feel as each element of the track synchronises to create that perfect Techno tool. Berlin's Sleeparchive delivers an immense and ferocious version of Eerie, turning the deep original into a wild, mechanical workout. The darker vibes continue as Fautzi unleashes Horizontz with its stuttered percussive workout that punctuates rasping white noise and growling synths which modulate effortlessly through the track creating the desired tension. Our Circula Sound boss Sigha debuts on Soma and his version of Horizontz takes on a whole new life as his more subtle and melodic approach feeds a powerful and carefully crafted beast. Fautzi rounds off his latest Soma EP with Mental Circuits, once again going down a deep and murky path as understated rhythms through the synth and percussive work build the pressure.

Fautzi is calmly climbing into the higher echelons of the Techno scene and with releases like this, its clear to see why.

Remixes mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering

Disasters On The Horizon (Inc Sleeparchive & Sigha Remixes)

Eerie (Sleeparchive Remix)

Lewis Fautzi - Eerie (Sleeparchive Remix)

Raffaele Attanasio - From Shade To Stardom (Psyk Edit) [non001]

Pre-order 'Flourishes':  https://www.beatport.com/release/flourishes-ep/2005759

'Axiom 13' takes the EP to its next levels, wasting no time before bursting into a combined soundscape of grinding layers and an addicting, sharp snare, constructing a perfect arc for the tension that's so sought after in the genre. Out on PILO's forthcoming EP 'Flourishes', out digitally and on vinyl May 5 on BNR.

http://mixmag.net/read/premiere-pilo-and-dean-grenier-build-a-tense-techno-bomb-with-axiom-premieres

More exclusive music

Premiere: PILO & Dean Grenier 'Axiom 13'

Label: Måinmise Records
Release: Various Artist 001
Catalogue-No: MMR_VA001

Release Date: 21 June, 2017
Format: Digital
Mastering : Kolkoz Mastering
Style: Techno/Industrial
Available on : Bandcamp

Includes track of : ErrorDrive, YÅ, Aeven, Procell, Sluhg, Sunji, Shin Kaï, Sïnteze,Basic Structure.


All rights to Måinmise Records

Shin Kaï - Chronic Anxiety

I didn't qualify to win the remix competition but it was still an honor to do a remix for Joe Farr, who is someone I look up to tremendously in terms of production and sound design.. awesome dude too.. Enjoy!

JOE FARR - DONT BE AFRAID (KLIENFELD B-SIDE REMIX)

Emmanuel Top - This Is Cocaine (Original Mix)

LF RMX is a new series, exclusively featuring edits and remixes originally made by Len Faki for use in his own DJ sets. Now releasing them to a wider audience, the second edition presents two complementary contrasting versions of ‘Deep In’ by Stephen Brown. 

Sticking to the strengths of the source material, Faki’s sleek polish makes the centerpiece acid bassline and playful cut-up vocal stand out from the mix even more. Already quite a force to begin with, the momentum only keeps growing as oldschool drum breaks and additional percussion roll in. 

The original’s linear progression is traded for murky, modulating analog squelches on the Deepspace Mix, turning the tune into a dubby late-night groover, which still holds some surpises in store. 

As with all releases of the non-profit platform that is LF RMX, the proceeds of this record will be forwarded to the Berlin organization Straßenkinder e.V. to be used in actions against child poverty. 

www.lfrmx.com

beatport

LFRMX002 - B - Stephen Brown - Deep In (Len Faki Deepspace Mix)

LFRMX002 - A - Stephen Brown - Deep In (Len Faki Hardspace Mix)

Brian Burger - Serious Drive EP (MACH001)
Release date: Dec.13th 2010

Brian Burger, unleashes some serious deep, minimalistic, driving, quality techno on this EP... the first release on new Australian techno label -MACHINE -

1. Serious Drive
2. Far Away
3. Serious Drive (Ollie Olsen Remix

Brian Burger -Far Away (Preview)

Artist: Sleeparchive
Release: A Man Dies In The Street Pt.1 
Label: Tresor Records
Cat No: Tresor.260
Release: 01.04.13

“Night does not show things, it suggests them. It disturbs and surprises us with its strangeness. It liberates forces within us which are dominated by our reason during the daytime.”

Like Brassaï, Roger Semsroth has spent the last decade trawling the shadows and writing in the dark. But where the seamy streets of nocturnal pre-WWII Paris provided the canvas for Brassaï’s widely heralded photography, it’s the sonic sluices of post-war Berlin and from the self-contained netherworlds of the city’s underground techno nexus that Sleeparchive derives from. After spending five years stealthy developing the project through a series of bi-annual and hand-stamped set of releases, eked via his eponymous imprint, in 2011 Sleeparchive joined Tresor with ‘Ronan Point’—an EP of tracks constructed directly from material from Semsroth’s live set. Now comes more fresh works from the master of haunting, compelling minimalism in this first instalment of a two-part EP for the label.

Taking its title from one of Brassaï’s famous sequence of prints, ‘A Man Dies In The Street’ translates the eight snapshots of a man collapsing on a Parisian sidewalk (captured by Brassaï in 1932) into a chilling storyboard of subtle fluctuations, ebbs and monochrome tones. As ever the genius is in the reductive palette, that here Semsroth paints into a rich splay of emotions mimicking the initial anxious discovery of the body, the curiosity of the gathering crowd, the excitement and building anticipation through to an aggressive and pummelling sense of realisation on the close. But is it at the loss of life, or the loss of spectacle? As Brassaï toys with ambiguity in his photographs, Sleeparchive’s music is just as hazy, deep and full of shady nuances that, like treasure, only appear if you’re willing to keep probing.

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