Beppu - IPOP (feat Demdike Stare Remixes)

Organic Analogue Records (OA012)

Pre Order - bit.ly/OA12-PRE-ORDER

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Tracklisting:-

A1 - Beppu - Treble Control
A2 - Beppu - Bass Control
A3 - Beppu - Playback Amplifier
A4 - Beppu - Speed Tolerance
A5 - Beppu - Monitoring
B1 - Beppu - Transistors
B2 - Beppu - Consumption
B3 - Beppu - Reel Size
B4 - Beppu - Standard Model
C1 - Beppu - Erase & Bias + Signal/Tape Noise
C2 - Beppu - Tape Speeds
C3 - Beppu - Frequency Response
C4 - Beppu - Play Head
D1 - Beppu - Mains Voltage
D2 - Beppu - Record Level
D3 - Demdike Stare - Process Ion (Part 1 - Remix)
D4 - Demdike Stare - Religious Dub (Part 2 - Remix)

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Release date : Mid June (approximately)
Format - Double LP, 140 Gram, Black Vinyl
Mastering - At Full Range Mastering by Miles Whittaker
Distribution - Juno

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"On IPOP, Organic Analogue uncover a hidden gem of dubbed-out electronica and fried-circuit techno from deep in the late-00s Manchester underground.

Beppu is the work of Andrew Hargreaves, and IPOP gathers together three EPs he put out in 2009 in limited runs of 50 CDrs. At the time, CDrs were the format of choice for DIY electronic music. The lo-fi resurgence of tape was a way off, and CDs offered maximum fidelity at a minimum cost. Beppu is emblematic of that era and the nascent democratisation of music distribution, when technology meant you could do the entire process from creation to delivery yourself. Dubby, outsider electronica especially found a home amongst this network of independent operators, where similarly spirited artists like Pub and Remote_ capitalised on the format to put out their insular techno-not-techno.

You can practically run your fingers over the grainy textural influence of Moritz von Oswald and Mark Ernestus in the blown out pads and tones that shape out the space around Beppu, but Hargreaves was making something far less derivative than what we generally think of as 'dub techno'. You might find a tweaked acid line or warbling 101 adding a braindance tweak to 'Speed Tolerance' or catch a hint of Jan Jelinek's strung out micro-loop reveries on 'Consumption'. There are no straight-forward formulae being adhered to — the staunch independence of Beppu's circumstances rings true in the seductive sonic silt that swirls around these mixes. Comfortably ahead of the trendy distortion boom of the 2010s, Hargreaves elicited an evocative kind of noise from his mixes that becomes an emotional layer within the music.

These are mixes which delight in pushing frequencies the 'wrong' way, respectfully guided to a final form by the careful hands of Hargreaves' long-time mate Miles Whittaker of Demdike Stare on mastering duties. Alongside his work on the mastering, Whittaker and Sean Canty took to Hargreaves' source material to create two Demdike versions that round out the album's fourth side with their much-celebrated verve and leftfield swagger.

Scuffed and soulful, wrenched from unknown zones and rooted in the craft, IPOP is everything OA lives and breathes. In line with past archival digs with DJ Guy and Jean-Louis Huhta, we're proud to help shine a light on the lesser-known talent of Beppu and give these incredible sonics the pressing they deserve"

Words By - Oli Warwick

Buy @ Juno

Beppu - IPOP (feat Demdike Stare Remixes)

Stenny - Consume IV

A1. Lights On
A2. Consumer's Tool
B1. Scanner
B2. Westward

Vehement Luscious Transcendental Bodychecks. 

IT030 STENNY - CONSUME IV

Distributed by Rub a Dub and shipping in late May 2016!

Buy 12": bit.ly/1RabPkB
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DJ Zozi - Zozi Theme

Ferro #04 (out June 23) on Ferro Tapes !


https://ferrotapes.bandcamp.com/album/ferro-04

Lab Matix – Yoruba Chant (Ferro Tapes)

Wireless

DJ Guy - Structures & Rhythms 94-99
(blue coloured vinyl 12" + cassette + booklet + MP3 download card)

Just a little taster of what's to come on the next release.

⚡ SOLD OUT ⚡

http://www.juno.co.uk/products/dj-guy-structures-rhythms-94-99/606823-01/

Review: Following acclaimed releases by Jeremiah R and HVL, Organic Analogue is proud to present an extensive new release from a true underground hero of UK electronic music, DJ Guy. 

For this latest exploration of Guy's music, Team O/A were keen to represent the full spectrum of his sounds, both stylistically and chronologically, across two different formats as a nod to the decades he has spent immersed in music. Recent releases have focused solely on tracks Guy recorded in the 90s, so they wanted to devote the vinyl part of the release to some of his newer productions.
The tracks on the Structures 12" prove that the same spellbinding atmosphere, swooning melodic content and crafty arrangement flex is as present in Guy's contemporary work as it is in his earliest tape rips. Elements of Drexciyan electro and UK ambient techno can be felt throughout, but they're delivered with an equal dose of ingenuity that is all his own.
As well as his plentiful techno output, Guy equally turned his hand to some crucial experimental jungle over the years. Rhythms 94/99 harks back to the era of Black Secret Technology, Plug and Depth Charge, all phased, diced up amens and dreamy pads that form a link to Guy's 4/4 work while once more demonstrating how on point his productions were at such a seminal time. The tape they have put together contains ten tracks recorded by Guy between 1994 and 1999 as well as an additional remix by White Peak that draws upon all the tracks for source material.
In addition, they wanted to document and explore the fascinating story behind Guy's music in more detail, and so produced an A5 book that features an interview and track notes alongside old flyers and studio photos from the earliest days of Guy's life in music.

"We hope that in some way this serves to document the tireless work of an immensely talented artist who has never created for anything but the most honest of intentions. Even if his incredible productions should have been more widely enjoyed back in the day, at least they're getting the recognition they deserve now." 


Love The O/A Team

DJ Guy - Structures

http://www.juno.co.uk/products/ferro-04/614584-01/

Metropolis (Ferro 04_Tape Release)

(Cassettes shipping from 1 Feb - Digi available now) 
Cat Number: ST006
Release Date: 01.02.17
Format: Cassette (55 copies) & Digital

 Cover photo by Helen Burnip
 Artwork by Angus Paterson
  Mastering by Suade

Side A - JVXTA - Dusk EP
A1 - Dusk (12m 10)
A2 Portent (5m 50)
A3 Something Wrong (6m 59)
A4 The Departure (6m 35)

Side B JVXTA - Dusk EP (Remixes)
B1 Dusk - Ikpathua Remix - (4m 50)
B2 Dusk - El Choop Reduction (9m 16)
B3 Portent - Paterson Remix (5m 24)

Swamp Tapes 006 - JVXTA - Dusk EP Side B (Remixes)

Randomer - Slicing - Dekmantel (DKMNTL-UFO5) 

a1.	Randomer - Van Pelt
a2.	Randomer - Shadow Harp
b1.	Randomer - Dissolve
b2.	Randomer - Slicing

https://shop.dekmantel.com/release/6048

UK DJ and producer Rohan Walder, a.k.a. Randomer furthers his exploration into deep, spatial techno on Dekmantel’s UFO imprint. Fusing together two-step rhythms, cavernous beats, distortion, layered kicks, and an attentive detail to sound design, Randomer delivers an uncompromising array of abstract, yet destructive techno tracks. 

Randomer’s approach to techno has always mantained a bassier, obtuse approach to sound, with polyrhythm beats that have helped set his sonic identity apart from his peers. Having released the Running Dry EP on DKMNTL UFO in 2016, Randomer is firmly establishing himself as one of the label’s favourite artists, with a resounding appearance at the Dekmantel festival in São Paulo, and a prime slot awaiting for him in the UFO tent at this year’s festival in Amsterdam.

The latest EP by the UK producer kicks off with 'Van Pelt', which skips on the off-beat at just over 130bmp, and textured with kicks that sound like two robust, metal dumpsters being hit together. Littered in the background are gongs, random percussive sounds, and something very alien, making it the perfect track for the UFO tent. 'Shadow Harp' is quintessential techno, with yet more thudding, dark-kicks layered against a syncopated plucked and jarring bass. 'Dissolve' drip and oozes with a sunken undercurrent of dystopic-melancholy, driving in ruptured reverb with a tribal percussive foundation. Final track 'Slicing’ dares to take things a little further, as the rounded-hollow kicks punctuate against more metallic, and analogue sounds - like a war of machines, set to a rhythm of abstract, free-flowing gust of techno cuts. Throughout the four-tracks, Randomer showcases his innate ability to excite and surprise with dynamism, and cutting sounds, with a technique that has been well-honed throughout the years. As he stated in an interview with Resident Advisor in 2016; “Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.”

Having launched in 2016, DKMNTL UFO has released critical cuts from Peter Van Hoesen, Anthony Parasole, and Voiski.

DKMNTL-UFO5 // Randomer - Slicing

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Lab Matix – Yoruba Chant 

Limited edition of 100 white Tapes
http://ferrotapes.bandcamp.com/album/ferro-04
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Lab Matix – Kamikaze Pilots

Limited edition of 100 clear Tapes
http://ferrotapes.bandcamp.com/album/ferro-03
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Lab Matix – Tonga (Rhythm Republic)

Limited edition of 100 - 12" vinyl
(translucent orange) 
http://ferrotapes.bandcamp.com/album/ferro-02
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Alex Ketzer- Falling Off Remixes 

Remember the time (Lab Matix Reshape) 

Limited edition of 300 - 12" vinyl
(transparent/blue marbled) 
http://noorden.bandcamp.com/album/falling-off-remixes
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Lab Matix - 12th St  

Limited edition of 150 Red Tapes 
http://ferrotapes.bandcamp.com
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Asedub ‎– Monotone (Lab Matix Reshape)

http://www.insectorama.de/index.php?m=3&s=2

https://www.discogs.com/Asedub-Monotone-EP/release/5075011
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TIP OFF;

ReShape / Remix out soon 

Followed by a very limited edition 12" vinyl 

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