Artist : Oscar Mulero / Umwelt 
Artwork : Elzo Durt 
Mastering : Carlos Koschitzky
Format : 10 inch picture disc ltd to 707 numbered copies  & Digital 
Cat : Rave Or Die / ROD14PIC 
Release Date : 15 July 2021

On A side, guest and legendary producer Oscar Mulero delivers with "Taste The Rope" a no mercy tune characterized by a dark atmosphere over huge tension and energy. Massive and coarse claps combined with skittish drums fuse with oppressive bass line and pads. On B side, ROD host Umwelt showcases his untouchable style with "Creature Obscure", an irrestisitble anthem that sounds like an invasion of rave stab enhanced by disturbing bass lines and heavy snare drums.  On top of this 10" picture disc, designer Elzo Durt from Belgium offers two different yet crazy artworks in his unique and colorful signature! This one is for collectors !

Pre-order

Oscar Mulero & Umwelt  - ROD-14 - Picture Disc

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Lost In Ether | Podcast #200 | Umwelt

BIO

As a producer hailing from the underground Rave scene of the 90’s, Umwelt has gone through the ages without ever feel the need to be under the strobe or follow the hype. Author of an important discography including on his own Rave Or Die and New Flesh Recordings labels, his productions play the card of a specific and excessive electro-techno sound.

In DJ set, always faithful to the vinyl support to the point of cutting his own copies, or in live behind his machines, Umwelt delivers a fierce, dark and cinematographic music at the crossroads between the classics and an assumed modernity.

Explore more:
SC: https://soundcloud.com/umwelt-music
FB: https://www.facebook.com/umwelt.raveordie
RA: https://ra.co/dj/umwelt

Lost In Ether | Podcast #200 | Umwelt

The Brvtalist is pleased to premiere a new Umwelt remix of Gwendoline's "La Fin Du Monde". The rising French cold wave band is ready for the end of the world with remixes by Traumstadt and the prolific Umwelt. Anti-heroes of the French scene, the Rennes-based duo have been releasing stellar music touching on everything from synth, wave, post-punk and beyond. Today we're thrilled to this electro remix from one of the masters, Umwelt.

Out April 6th on Mega. Get yours at: 
https://bfan.link/gwendoline-umwelt-traumstadt-remixes

https://www.facebook.com/Gwendolinemusique
https://www.instagram.com/gwendolineshlagwave

UMWELT :
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/fredumwelt/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/umwelt.raveordie
Soundcloud :  @umwelt-music

PREMIERE: Gwendoline - La Fin Du Monde (Umwelt Remix)(Mega)

This is a Big Room

I Need You

LENG SHOP - https://lengrecords.bandcamp.com/

Having first joined forces in 2021 for the simultaneously sleazy and sweet ‘Dance Par Amour’ – a typically analogue-rich chunk of electronic disco wonkiness with nods to both dub disco and leftfield early ‘80s synth-pop – The Emperor Machine and Severine Mouletin have returned to Leng with a similarly inspired sequel.
 
By now, you should all know the work of Andy Meecham as The Emperor Machine; since first utilising the pseudonym two decades ago, Meecham has delivered a swathe of acclaimed albums and singles for D.C Recordings, Southern Fried Records, Internasjonal, Vertical Tones and Skint. Since first appearing on Leng last year, Meecham has focused on collaborating with vocalists – something he often shied away from when it came to Emperor Machine material.
 
‘Your Own Style’, which does a terrific job in showcasing rising star Mouletin’s intriguing lyrics and tender but confident vocals, is another strong Emperor Machine release. Showcasing many of the stylistic ticks that have long marked out his work (not just as a solo producer, but also as part of Chicken Lips), it once again boasts a suite of alternative versions – as well as additional guitar trickery from legendary A Certain Ratio musician Martin Moscrop.
 
The EP is led by Meecham’s ‘Alt Mix’, where Mouletin’s distinctive vocals, warming electric piano motifs and wild, proto-house style vintage synth sounds ride a hand-percussion rich groove marked out by a typically addictive, ear-catching electronic bassline. With Meecham reaching for the tape echo and delay (an aural hallmark of his productions and reflective of his love of dubbed-out electronic disco), the track is a sparse, mind-altering chunk of new wave-informed mid-tempo electronic disco. 
 
It comes backed by two distinctive dubs in Meecham’s trademark style. There’s a ‘Dub Vocal’ mix in which selected snippets of Mouletin’s bi-lingual vocal rise and fall around a subtly tougher, spaced-out take on Meecham’s musical arrangement smothered in effects, and a ‘Fun Dub’ that’s altogether sweeter, more playful, informed by electro (one of Meecham’s earliest musical loves) and high on additional percussion, warming Rhodes riffs and Chicken Lips-esque synthesiser flourishes.
 
Those who buy the digital edition of the EP also get two more mixes: Meecham’s original ‘Extended Vocal’ and ‘Extended Instrumental’ takes. Slightly warmer and hazier than the EP-leading ‘Alt Mix’ and boasting a more obvious electro shuffle, these two takes are every bit as alluring and ear-catching as those showcased on the vinyl version.

LENG SHOP

The Emperor Machine & Séverine Mouletin - Your Own Style (Extended Instrumental)

Lost In Ether | P R E M I E R E | Kmyle - Glory (Umwelt remix) [KMYLE REC.]

artist name: Kmyle
label name:  KMYLERECORDS
release name & cut number:  For The Flash EP [KML004]
release date: 1 7 0 3 2 3 
pre-sale: https://kmyle.bandcamp.com/album/for-the-flash-ep-kml004
shops links: https://kmyle.bandcamp.com/

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https://www.facebook.com/kmylemusic
https://soundcloud.com/kmyle
https://www.instagram.com/kmyle_music/
https://ra.co/dj/kmyle
https://kmyle.bandcamp.com/

Lost In Ether | P R E M I E R E | Kmyle - Glory (Umwelt remix) [KMYLE REC.]

🎶 Stream / Download: https://bfan.link/between-the-moon-and-stars

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Apollo W

describing this track is a little hard for me. It's a style I have been wanting to make for a while now but never had the right idea. I know it's different from my other posts but I have been branching out more so I hope the track turned out cool : ]

HEAVILY inspired by Tom Delonge's works

Tremors

The vinyl edition highlights the rare and exclusive cuts selected by Helena Hauff for her Kern Vol.5 mix. 3 x 12" vinyl slabs packed in a full color gatefold sleeve, featuring exclusive photography.

A limited orange vinyl pressing is available online only through the Tresor Store from now, and in Berlin records shops from next week.  

Limited orange vinyl pressing + bundle available here now:
http://shop.tresorberlin.com

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Switching within digital binaries, analogue flux, and all forms of degradation in between, a creature is kickstarted to life, as if awoken with locomotion's full might. Helena Hauff delivers a mix for Tresor's Kern series, lashing together a sound world with a potent barrage of industrial dance music.

Scorched-earth missives attract metals and mining chemicals, leaving little in its wake but aggravated and chaotic experiments of lateral hypotheses in acid brine. Like a hyperloop through this labyrinth, this high-velocity future is both beautiful and evil, glinting embers through low-bit fogged-out clusters. 100 metre-high aluminium pylons vibrate, each captivated by their electrified foundations. There is no place for dust to settle on the floor. Where a loose TB-tribalism knocks switches and pounds upward synaptic shocks, life down there is too rapid. Not to be taken lying down, this is the viable path forward without the shackles of turgid passivity. The effect is no less thrilling than crucial, as it presents an essential DJ of our times.

Settling into swift 150bpm groove, Hauff ploughs through shepherd-tone electro, ghetto bumps, and grizzled techno. A new collaborative track with Morah plays a rough game of meter, with Hauff's signature sound clear as ever ripping apart new dimensions with a brutal disorder over deceptive bass synths. The visceral crunch of the present is no more clear than at the halfway point, a threshold in which the breakneck electro falls apart, with the rabid foam of Nasenbluten's ballsy gabber anthem Intellectual Killer. Slowly more room to breathe comes into view, the pace drawn down revealing a strange sense of resolution, with expansive synths hinting at a beckoning euphoria. At this moment, Helena Hauff is clearly in full stride, uniquely melding fragile machinations against anarchic human interventions.

Kern Vol.5 releases June 19th 2020, on 2CD, 3×12″ and digital.

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Kern Vol.5 mixed by Helena Hauff
Exclusive & Rare
(3x12" Limited Orange Vinyl available on the Tresor Store only)

A. Esoterik – Mayhem
B1. Galaxian – Private Tyranny <<< Kern Exclusive >>>
B2. Morah & Hauff – Segment 3 <<< Kern Exclusive >>>
B3. DJ Godfather & DJ Starski – City Of Boom
C1. QDT ‎– Untitled
C2. Machino – Ministerio <<< Kern Exclusive >>>
D1. Umwelt – Starless Night <<< Kern Exclusive >>>
D2. Shinra – Pinwheel
E1. Nasenbluten – Intellectual Killer
E2. L.F.T. – Data Move <<< Kern Exclusive >>>
F1. Dirty Hospital - The General
F2. Andrea Parker & David Morley – After Dark

Buy on Tresor Store

Umwelt - Starless Night

01 11xxx27 - The Day Before I Was Born - Infidel Bodies
02 Cestrian - Cold Wind Of Beeston - Beat Concern 
03 kovyazin D - Minimum For Maximum - Craigie Knowes
04 Raw Ambassador - Stahlwerk (Chris Shape remix) - Nu Body Records
05 Artist Code 564F4C - I ll See You Again - Cod3 QR
06 Cestrian - Forgotten Corner - Beat Concern 
07 Versalife - Shadow Warrior - Transcendent
08 Sire - Missing Future (V2) - KR Records
09 DJ Godfather & K-1 - Detroit Electro Ghetto Tech v1 - Databass
10 Detroit's Filthiest - Scared 2 Death - Bass Agenda
11 The Spy - Guilty Operator (Casper Hastings  Remix) - Sticky Ground 
12 Electric Rescue - Resist (Umwelt Remix) - Skryptom
13 Umwelt - Beyond Celestial Limits - LAP
14 Ben Pest - Fuzzy Dreams 
15 Vlaysin - Inner Monsters - Omen
16 Elias the Prophet - Atiras (Exium Remix) - Prophecy  
17 Mariano DC - The Black Bogle - Gomboc Records
18 Thanos Hana - E-motion Toneband - Home Mort
19 Romain Vincent - Breaking Barriers - Märked
20 Starving Insect - Strange Is The Night Where The Black Stars Rise - Kallkällan
21 Ingrid (It) - Bullshit - RXC 
22 NZM 99 - Sobrius - Fever
23 Zotodorpo - Shifting Gears - Gomboc Records
24 Dstm - The Shadow Of Your Past 
25 Oscar Mulero - Tormenta - Pole Group
26 The Advent - Planting Seeds - Perc Trax
27 Dynarec - Messiah - Return To Disorder
28 Cardopusher - Metal Rain - Dame Music
29 Dave Tarrida - Rave Death Cult - Rave Or Die
30 Thomas P Heckmann - Fuck the system - Szeneputzen
31 T99 - Anasthasia (Joe Farr Remix) - Arkham Audio
32 Chané - Back To The Rhythm (Falhaber Remix) - Dancefloor Impact Research
33 Wachita China - Stay In The Darkness - Carouse
34 Marc Acardipane - Rave Or Die - Rave Or Die
35 Pessimist - Ridge Racer Revolution - Ilian Tape
36 Luz1e - Electronic Warefare - Voitax
37 Salome - Witchcraft For Begginers - Mechatronica
38 Reptant - March Of The Repazoids - LKR
39 Atix - Night Drive (Luxus Varta Remix) - Division Virtuel
40 DMX Krew - Plashingers - Cultivated Electronics
41 Shit And Cheap - Big Jebus Crass Tan - Cyberspeak 
42 Prurient - Help If I May Ask  - Hospital Productions
43 Mind Safari - Spiral Nets - Paraiso

Umwelt Presents Ravoluson / Episode 22

contact: michaljablonski@lostinether.pl
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"Ether, or æther, was the mysterious substance once thought to suffuse the universe and be the medium that propagated light (and radio waves once they were discovered). Before that, it was the material that suffused the realm of the Gods. So, to say that something is in the ether means that it is something being communicated from place to place; it has no precise location, just as a radio broadcast can be heard from many different places. "

* Lost In Ether 
Here you can find personal visions and expressions of alternative electronic music represented by artists invited to show their own ways to explore sounds which are embraced into one wave of sound - podcast recorded for "Lost in Ether".
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