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DARK ELECTRO

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East German underground electro master The Exaltics brings us 015 podcast. After successful releases on Bunker, Creme Org, Trust, lkt, Modal Analysis, Abstract Forms and own Solar One Music imprint today his remix for Marcel Fengler came out alongside Dave Clarke's on Ostgut Ton. Dark and sinister, clear-cut analogue synth funk and crunched-up 808 and 303 driven acid bass broken electro mix with a lot of unreleased tracks for your ears! Enjoy!

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Digital Tsunami 015 - The Exaltics

Artist – Sync 24 & The Exaltics 
Title – Vacuum Years
Label – Cultivated Electronics 
Format – 12” Vinyl/Digital 
Catalogue Number – CE016
Release Date – Vinyl – October - 2014

A1 - Ten Years in Ten Weeks
A2 - Ten Years in Ten Weeks - The Exaltics Mix
B1 - Vacuum 
B2 - Vacuum - Sync 24's Bad Trip Mix

Cultivated Electronics presents the first in new series of collaboration EP's which see's CE label head Sync 24 joining forces with other artists. The first instalment is with the the dark Electro purveyor The Exaltics (Bunker, Clone, Trust, Solar One etc). Together they serve up 4 moody yet diverse Electro tracks synonymous with the style you would expect from both of these producers.

CE016 - Sync 24 & The Exaltics - Vacuum Years

Featured on Interstate 101 mixed and compiled by Djedjotronic on Boys Noize Records
https://soundcloud.com/djedjotronic/sets/interstate-101

DeFeKT - Your Automatik [PREVIEW] Boys Noize Records

This is my first ever track released in October 1989 on Abfahrt Rec.
It was originally done with an Alesis MMT 8 Sequencer and a Casio FZ1 only.
Additional sounds were added from a Yamaha FB01 and an Ensoniq VFX. 


Free Track from 1989: Force Legato - System V1.0

Hadamard - The Ass In Bass (TF30)

Ruffhouse Presents: RUFFTRAX VOL. 3 

Mathis Ruffing - Campagne

Freek fabricius - marguerita mix

Locked Club is the new Russian electronic punk music. A wild combination of the legacy of classic house music, new-wave acid and techno sounds and the immersion of post-Soviet dance experimentation. Born out of scruffy techno beginnings at drum-heavy basement parties, this is a serious, acid inflicted  view of modern electronic music from the other side - away from the surrealism of the big room. Locked Club and RLGN recorded this 12" together in a basement for the basement.

Tracklist: 
A1 Locked Club & RLGN — Bosozoku 
A2 Locked Club — Baikal Boogie 
B1 Locked Club — 80.8 FM 
B2 Locked Club & RLGN — Tsukare

Locked Club: @lockedclub
RLGN: @r-l-g-n
Release date: August 15,  2017

Distributed by Lobster Distribution
If you are a record store and would like to stock our records, please email distribution@lobstertheremin.com.

Buy links:

Bandcamp, WW — http://bit.ly/PRIVATEPERSONS004BC
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Phonica, UK — http://bit.ly/PRIVATEPERSONS004PH
Clone, NL — http://bit.ly/PRIVATEPERSONS004CL
OYE, DE – http://bit.ly/PRIVATEPERSONS004OYE
Decks, DE — http://bit.ly/PRIVATEPERSONS004DX
Deejay, DE — http://bit.ly/PRIVATEPERSONS004DJ
HHV, DE — http://bit.ly/PRIVATEPERSONS004HHV
Disk Union, JP — http://bit.ly/PRIVATEPERSONS004DU

Discogs — https://discogs.com/release/10580239
Newsletter — http://eepurl.com/cdHtpv

REPRESS! Buy 12''

LOCKED CLUB & RLGN – FOREVER PUNK [PRIVATEPERSONS004]

'Your Royal Weirdness' appears on Mindstorms, Overdose's first outing for Glasgow label, Craigie Knowes. A deceptively simple (but effective) slice of straight-up electro that veers on the eerie side, it's like a light night drive through a cybernetic city with a potentially dodgy taxi driver.

The 'Mindstorms EP' is out August 7th on @craigie-knowes.

@jayoverdose

Premiere: DJ Overdose – Your Royal Weirdness [Craigie Knowes]

Aleks - Pool Daze - (HVL & Kiyadama Remix's) - 0A005  
( Organic Analogue Records )

 ⚡ OUT NOW ⚡

http://www.juno.co.uk/products/aleks-pool-daze-hvl-kiyadama-mixes/655081-01/

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Tracklisting:
A1 : VOID
A2 : Gone Home 
B1 : NTH
B2 : Hush 
C1 : Heavy Rain
C2 : City Break 
C3 : Pool Daze 
D1 : Pool Daze (HVL's Malfunction Mix)
D2 : Void (Kiyadama Acid Expansion)

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Copies : 300 (limited edition) 
Vinyl : Blue, White, Clear Marbled, Double LP (140g)
Release date : 11th September 2017 (approximately) 
Distribution : Juno 
Mastered : Optimum 

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Organic Analogue continues to expand its particular vision of machine-soul as a fresh talent from Amsterdam joins Jeremiah R, HVL, DJ Guy and MNLTH in the realm of spiritual, sonic exploration. Aleks has already made a name for himself in the past year with releases on Natural Sciences, Hesperian Sound Division, Deeptrax and 0Helena0, while his MCM alias recently birthed the Lost For A Year cassette on Lonely Planets. Sharing our penchant for sci-fi imagery and impeccable hardware jams, this talented Dutch producer is a natural fit for OA.
This double 12” release provides the chance to hear some of the breadth in Aleks productions, commencing with the ambient submersion of “Void”. Following that most horizontal of starts, “Gone Home” makes for a gentle progression towards beats with its laconic early morning pads blowing out like Forest Pine-scented dry ice around the trunks of the acidic rhythm section. “NTH” too takes a step further up the energy scale with its Detroitian techno twitch skirting the divide between jacking club material and emotional content.
“Hush” brings a peppy, 303-powered thrust to the record, but the sharp edges of the resonance and the brittle drum machine propulsion are softened by the swooning pad tones that linger throughout. Aleks displays his proficiency for ambience on the beautiful “Heavy Rain”, while “City Break” taps up the smoky drum science of mid 90s Mo Wax and runs it through a crunchy filter. It’s on “Pool Daze” that Aleks truly reveals his affinity for infamous ‘Dam party spot The Breakfast Club. Cascading dub techno chords rattling in the distance while an impeccable house groove takes the reins – it’s the perfect recipe to submit to as the morning stretches into the afternoon.
We’re also thrilled to welcome HVL back to OA after his stunning Away From Everything We Know EP in 2015. He steps up with a remix of “Pool Daze” steeped in classic techno finery, weaving expressive melodic elements around deft beat programming in frankly stunning turn that steps up to the giants of early electronica. As an additional treat, HVL has donned his Kiyadama guise for the “Acid Expansion” of opening track “Void”, channeling the gods of true transcendental dance music in a eight-minute psych-out.
Capturing the foggy time-slip quality of the dancefloor with a sound that could just as easily come from the early evening or the late morning, the Pool Daze L.P. is a comfortable fit whatever hour it plays out. In its spirited embrace of steady, ear- snagging rhythms, the warmest melodies and dubby atmospherics, it’s equally comfortable as another thread in the OA tapestry.

(words by Oliver Warwick journalist for iDJ mag / RA / Fact / Ransom Note)

Buy @ Juno

Aleks - Pool Daze LP - (HVL & Kiyadama Remix's)

www.snare-ltd.com

Feeding Paper Tigers EP
A1 - Living With The YPJ On Venus
A2 - Outsider
B1 - Simulation
B2 - There's Things About You That I Would Never Tell You
B3 - Half Remembered Days

Feeding Paper Tigers

B1 - Duckett - Simulation

To feel the future is to feel the fall into time.

Like a kind of transcendental whiplash, the past leans in to furnish the present with a set of concrete forms and withering terms, whilst the halo of possibility on the crown of the moment makes speculation a speed-test for computing what comes next. As a vessel for abstract dynamics, the human organism knows what it is to be dizzy, to feel vertigo as a matter of being contained by our experience of space and time.

For the fourth instalment in Tresor's 'Kern' mix series, DJ Stingray presents a device for decoding time in all directions, a sonic prism that refracts our senses into auxiliary components of a total future-rush.

With a far-reaching selection that has been worked into his own unique form, DJ Stingray wraps our vertigo around a gritty pneumatic bump with high-velocity swing. His mixing style, prepared for hostile engagements as it is, throttles techno into counter-gravity forces. Wading through a specialised cross-section of Detroit's own dance-floor contagions as well as the contaminated feedback signals from across the global aqua plains, the mix can be summed up in just one word: hectic.

Raw, caustic, synthetic rhythm-code pumps frenzy itself through a cascading geothermal fog. Never giving away the cryptographic keys, DJ Stingray works you harder than your heart, adapting your biology to a fractal timeline of viscous systems.

Discovery, or uncovering, has to do with what already exists actually or virtually; it is therefore certain to happen sooner or later with enough sweat in the club. And as Kern Volume 4 attests to, DJ Stingray has the access codes and the stealth sense to make a place of a space, and to let it fall into time.

Accompanying the mix is a set of two records. The leading manoeuvre comes from the collaborative efforts of DJ Stingray and Heinrich Mueller under the name NRSB-11. Seven more pieces of the covert assault make up the release.

TRACKLIST CD

1. Dopplereffekt - Scientist
2. Alex Cortex - We Run Your Life
3. Kris Wadsworth - Infiltrator
4. Christopher Joseph - Mind At Sea
5. Silent Servant - Dissociation
6. Adam Jay - Lexic
7. Herva - Slam The Laptop
8. Gesloten Cirkel - Submit X
9. Professor X - Professor X (Saga)
10. NRSB-11 - Nationalised
11. Luke Eargoggle - I Belong To The Past
12. Drexciya - Lost Vessel
13. Dynarec - Moving Corridors
14. Syncom Data - Musik Politik
15. Creepy Autograph - Night Stalker
16. Drexciya - Aquabahn
17. Faceless Mind - Ocean Movers (Vcs2600 Science Remix)
18. 065 DJ Dijital - Bang
19. Drexciya - Running Out Of Space
20. Illektrolab - Overdrive
21. Anna Meredith - VapourIsED (LoneLady Remix)
22. Drexciya - Dr. Blowfins' Black Storm Stabilizing Spheres
23. DJ Di'jital - Mind of the Master
24. Morphology - Vector Plant
25. Luke Eargoggle & Kan3da - Night Smoker
26. AFX - Serge Fenix Rendered 2
27. Drexciya - Cascading Celestial Giants

TRACKLIST LP
A1. NRSB-11 - Nationalised
A2. Dynarec - Moving Corridors	
B1. Professor X - Professor X		
B2. Herva - Slam The Laptop		
C1. AFX - Serge Fenix Rendered 2
C2. Gesloten Cirkel - Submit X		
D1. Anna Meredith - VapourIsED (LoneLady Remix)
D2. Syncom Data - Musik Politik

Kern Vol. 4 mixed by DJ Stingray

B2. Herva - Slam The Laptop (preview)

A2. J-ZBEL - Selecta

Times Are Ruff celebrates their 5th anniversary and bring together a nice group of friends for this special VA edition. Seven different tracks fitting for seven different moods on the night. Fouk and K98 are bringing the heat with disco-fueled pumpers. S3A gets jazzy with a clarinet. and Eddy Ness & Liem keep it functional on their crazy BD-tool. Nathan Surreals collab with Eversines brings us a hypnotic trip down Detroit lane. While TvFrom86 and label owners Times are Ruff themselves keep things moody & groovy. Cop here : https://www.decks.de/t/various_artists-no_dough_-_just_cookies_part_4/caw-zv

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PREMIERE : Fouk - Ronnie Slaws

Weissmies

Arousal

CEM3340 continues the Lunar Orbiter Program with a second mission: Polaris 2°. Raw Electro cuts 

Mastered at Reel Mastering, London

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LOP02 - CEM3340 - POLARIS 2°

Eduardo De La Calle returns, spiralling into the abyss with his rich and hypnotic "BHISHMA Ep", marking the first of three very special, limited edition releases forthcoming on Anemone Recordings.

Eduardo De La Calle - Against Kurus (preview)

RotterHague is a new label dedicated to electro music in all it’s forms, this issue showcasing brothers from other mothers DJ Technician and DJ Overdose. Lot’s of E-mu SP1200 programming as this is for both of them the weapon of choice. Funky robotics to make the people shake is about as close as you can get to a description for the four tracks delivered on this E.P.
pre-order here, https://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/upcoming/dj-overdose-dj-technician-when-cities-collide-ep/

RotterHague Records, When Cities Collide I

Dive-bar turned record label Paradise Palms presents a brand new 7” from veteran producer Justin Robertson, a man with over 23 years experience as an innovator and restless proponent of fascinating forward-thinking music. His tireless work ethic has ensured that he remains one of the most relevant and exciting DJ/Producers around, as a whole new generation of electronic enthusiasts will sweatily testify. Justin's latest incarnation as The Deadstock 33s has been garnishing lavish praise from established figures such as Andrew Weatherall and Erol Alkan, as well as a diverse cross-section of fresh talent from Daniel Avery to Eats Everything.

LINKS:
https://soundcloud.com/paradise-palms
https://soundcloud.com/justinrobertson-deadstock

TRACKLIST:
A. Numerical Discord Swap (7” mix)
AA. Cyborg Holiday Snaps (7” mix)

Record is available as a double A side 7" in the usual online stores.

[PP007 PROMO] Cyborg Holiday Snaps

Numerical Discord Swap / Cyborg Holiday Snaps

PRÈMIÉRE: Justin Robertson's Deadstock 33s - Cyborg Holiday Snaps [Paradise Palms]

DIM086 - London Modular Alliance

Taken from our EP titled "III" released December 2017.

Streets of Rage

The 350th episode of @darkscienceelectro was mixed by https://soundcloud.com/maelstrom originally aired on 2/9/2018 via Intergalactic FM

Producer and DJ, Maelstrom also co-founded https://soundcloud.com/raarraar alongside Louisahhh: a label focused on Electro, EBM and Techno music, with a Punk twist. Maelstrom already has a long series of EPs released on several labels and teamed up with https://soundcloud.com/djedjotronic for the live project 'Lost Echoes'. As a solo artist, he continues to develop his talent and craft, now announcing his debut album 'Her Empty Eyes', released in 2017, which was entirely produced under autohypnosis, according to Milton H. Erickson's self-hypnosis technique.

You can check out/follow him here:
https://www.facebook.com/maelstrom.fr/
https://www.instagram.com/le_maelstrom/
https://soundcloud.com/maelstrom

Also be sure to check out his latest vinyl release from
https://soundcloud.com/cpurecords 

Jensen Interceptor - Natural Control
Illektrolab - Internal Software
Aux 88 - Alias
Maelstrom - Unreleased
Drexciya - Lost Vessel
Assembler Code & Jensen Interceptor - FM Exander
Maelstrom - Letter From M
Dez Williams - Xen
Russel Haswell - Gas Attack (DJ Stingray remix)
Surgeon - Convenience Trap (Part2)
Bjarki - Fimmtudagur
AFX - Serge Fenix Rendered
Detroit In Effect - In Yo Face
Like A Tim - Like 6.3
DJ LHole - Sublimental
Aux 88 - AUX Mind

www.intergalactic.fm

Dark Science Electro presents: Maelstrom guest mix

e.gest - [ vk.com/id8079410 ] 

Pure dub techno from Saint-Petersburg ! 

TL:
Pablo Bolivar - Frequency (Remastered)
Heavenchord - Warm With LFO 
Extrarausch - Nachtexpress (Hatless Mix)
Pablo Bolivar - Black Mamba 
Mr. Cloudy - Kosmischer Ball 
G.R.I.T. - And I Always Have 
Warmth - Areal 
Tissu - Space Loop 
Dandytracks - Dubstories About Us 2 
Lars Leonhard - Supernova
Heavenchord - On the Edge of Silence 
Extrarausch - Ankunft im Nirgendwo
Quantec - Lunar Orbiter (Version)
Heavenchord - Aqua Laboratorium Dub

check also our releases - https://hellostrange.bandcamp.com/
strange instagram - www.instagram.com/hello.strange/
telegram - https://t.me/hellostrange
blog - vk.com/hello_strange

Our releases

e.gest - hello strange podcast #301

Follow the Deep & Sexy playlist on Spotify: bit.ly/AlexCrPL

My last trip was a tour which brought me to several places all over the world. Playing in Davos, Switzerland. From there flying to an amazing new and fresh festival in Chiang Mai, Thailand and then to these magical group of Islands called Maldives. Playing on one of these islands for a wonderful, exciting group of people was such a special moment. Playing a sunrise set and then finding out at a certain moment, while people kept on dancing and dancing, that the clock hit 10am.....completely lost in time that's how it felt and that's where the inspiration came for this new podcast. Part of this podcast I already played last weekend in New York (Output) and San Francisco (Audio) during my Deep & Sexy Live event with my incredible Live Band. And now it is time for you all to listen to it. I hope you will feel the Island Vibes in it. Enjoy and be present in all you do and see you soon somewhere on this globe. Love! Alex

Free download is available at: Facebook.com/alexcruzofficial

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Alex Cruz - Deep & Sexy Podcast #32 (Maldives Island Vibes)

This week's guest mix was https://soundcloud.com/214_electro

Gauss – Maximum Entropy
Achterbahn D’Amour – Don’t Talk To Me
Anthiliawaters – Digging Up
COEO – Never Going Home
No Moon – Exoplanet Vibe Cut
Mor Elian – Ruby
Maelstrom – Dialectics
Stenny – Corrupt 506
XAN – PP
Unknown – N/A
Rhode and Brown, Leo Woelfel – More Drama (Less Hysteria)
Escape Artist – Archipelago
Symbiosis – Concepcions II

Dark Science Electro presents: 214 guest mix

2nd Season

Mariska - Lullaby

So here we are. When Guy asked me to do a little something something for the 20 Years Bunker Records party in a few weeks I thought, oh well, why not. "Doesn't have to be much, like 45 minutes?" he said. But then when I sat down to actually do it, blanks were drawn fast. Where the hell to begin? There's so much music, and being so close to it over the years all of it has some kinda misplaced significance and meaning. Damn son, this thing got me all ponderous. About my own game, about Bunker, the directions it took over the years and the importance it had in my life and that of a LOT of people around me. I am not even talking about music, but for some Bunker Records literally stood between drop-out-ville gun-in-mouth killing spree blues and the dance floor factory. The number of artists that got their start on Bunker Records and the number of quasi careers it launched is ridiculous. I can go full disclosure and admit that me and mines travelled the world at least half a dozen times on the back of it.

In many ways Bunker is an affirmation of the nerd life, a self contained (and carefuly cultivated) end game of it's serial monomaniac owner and creator Guy Tavares, who is, by his own admission, stuck forever alone at a high-school dance. Sprung from an environment that has largely been gentrified (The Hague) and a scene that is close to being wiped out (squatters dude!). Stark and slightly pompous in its vision, but never rigid and -godforbid- petty minded. It is also inclusive, welcomes the input of others and is quick to support upcoming artists. It doesn't really matter who you are or what you credentials are, if you've got a story to tell, you can roll no problem, the music always comes first. And yes dammit, sometimes this platitude really is what it is! It makes Bunker Records one of the very few true DIY labels and absolutely unique in today's music landscape: a Bullshit Detector for the noughties, a tiny giant hammering at the foundations of dance music's Ego Cathedrals. Alas, since none of *important* media seem to notice this birthday (yet), it feels a bit like a man toasting himself in the mirror of a Travel Inn single bedroom with sum minibar party favors listening to Orca Reunion. But hey, Dirty Brown fo' life!*

Back to this mix then, still wtf... I guess it's made up of some classics, some personal faves and some tracks I rediscovered while trying to figure out what to put in it. I tried to stay a bit broad and not too much stuck in one sound or period or artist AND not make it too messy. It turned into some GETO shit, RUFF around the edges, far from perfect, but it's got some confidence and personality: exactly how it should be with a thing like this. We're on some The Hague shit after all, not 4 decks minimal loops on your Traktor. And yeah your favorite track isn't in there but erm, don't take it personal, you're encouraged to make your own mix.

- TLR, CremeXo, 2012 - BunkerXMX001

*Umm since I wrote this the response has been pretty sick, guess we are not celebrating alone after all. Thanks for that! A little trackback can be found below the tracklist.

Fekking 20 YEARS BUNKER will be celebrated here:
PANZERKREUZ CATHARSIS, 20 YEARS OF BUNKER RECORDS @ PIP 15-09-’12
http://www.pipdenhaag.nl/?p=879
http://www.facebook.com/bunkerdh

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TRACKLIST
DJ Technician - Never Answer The Phone (Various ‎– The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Plastic Sleeves - Cerebral Lineout (Bunker 3019, 2001)
Sendex - Evidence (Bunker3037, 2003)
XPlain - A3 Untitled (Bunker 018, 1994)
BS1 - A1 Untitled (Acid Planet 4, 1994)
Orgue Electronique - The Eye That Never Sleeps (Bunker 3004, 1999)
8Bit Rockers - Mobile Snowmobile (Part 2, Bunker 3018, 2001)
Elec Pt1 - A2 Untitled (Bunker 3083, 2009)
Unit Moebius - Monitor (Bunker 006, 1993)
Mantra - A2 Untitled (Third Mind, Bunker 3085, 2009)
Unit Moebius - Neutral Mix (Bunker 005, 1993)
Novamen - The Hague City (Bunker 3009, 2000)
Sendex - Pure Acid (Bunker 3033, 2003)
Gladio - Slave of Rome (Bunker 3025, 2003)
Unit Moebius - Beat That Percolator (Acid Planet 6, 1997)
Syncom Data - Abenteur Im Abendschein (Bunker 3039, SD Records – SD01, 2004)
Luke Eargoggle - Audio Warriors (Bunker 3027, 2003)
Polygamy Boys - Minus Man (Bunker 3038, 2003)
Unit Moebius - Zipper (Blue Attack Records – 123, 1993)
Polarius - Pump The Box (Jams In The Key Of Smack, Bunker 3022, 2002)
The Exaltics - Evolution of the Wrong Species (1000 Lights In The Sky (Part 1), Bunker 3089, 2010)
8Bit Rockers - A2 Untitled (8Bit, Bunker 3011, 2001)
Legowelt - Dance of the Moonbird (Tower Of The Gipsies, Bunker 3030, 2003)
Legowelt - Total Pussy Control (Pimpshifter, Bunker 3002, 2000)
Nimoy - Orca Reunion (Bunker 3070, 2007)
Pametex - Slique Brown Gloves (Bunker 3024, 2003)
Shemale - Aerobicide (Beyond the Northwind, Bunker 3064, 2007)
Composite Profuse - Children of Qana (Roma Aeterna, Bunker 3065, 2007) 
Rude 66 - Machine (Bunker 3006, 2000)
Ra-x - Body Rock (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Polytron - 247 (Various - Sound Of Suomi, Bunker 3034, 2004)
Electronome - On the Scene (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #1, Bunker 3000, 1998) 
The Exaltics - In the End You Got Nothing (1000 Lights In The Sky (Part 2), Bunker 3090, 2010)
Schmerzlabor - Car Audio Test Track (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Get It Boyz - Bass Obsession (Bunker 3012, 2001)
Plastic Sleeves - Robosexual (Bunker 3019, 2001) 
Interr-Ference - B3 Untitled (Bunker 026, 1994)
Beverly Hills 808303 - A3 Untitled (Acidplanet 4, 1994)
Los Hermanos Rodriguez - The Hague is The Plague (Bunker3020, 2002)
Legowelt - Electro Race (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #1, Bunker 3000, 1998) 

http://www.discogs.com/DJ-TLR-The-Hague-Is-The-Plague-20-Years-Bunker-Records/release/3848806
http://www.zero-inch.com/blog/The_Bunker_Records_Story_gl03/14020
http://www.djbroadcast.nl/features/featureitem_id=1807/Bunker_wordt_20_Ik_heb_te_doen_met_de_jonge_generatie.html
http://backtobionic.com/mix-collector-part22-tlr-20-years-bunker-records/
http://www.future-past.org/10846/dj-tlr-the-hague-is-the-plague-20-years-bunker-records/
http://www.junodownload.com/plus/2012/08/28/listen-tlrs-the-hague-is-the-plague-mix/
http://www.clubbingspain.com/mixes/2012/tlr-the-hague-is-the-plague.html
http://dj716music.blogspot.fr/2012/08/the-hague-is-plague-20-years-bunker.html
http://elektropunkz.net/2012/08/30/20-lat-na-czele-podziemia-bunker-records/
http://paraplanradio.blogspot.nl/2012/08/20-years-bunker-records-tlr-mix.html
http://tinyurl.com/8e37zbs
http://topsy.com/soundcloud.com/cremeorganization/the-hague-is-the-plague-20

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