“When I am dead” welcomes us with its kick wrapped in a groovy reverb, held by a tense and excited rhythm. The spirit of the EP is already there, hidden behind a few notes of synth with a scraped texture, as haunting as desired.

“The deluge May Come” is supported by a solid rolling bass that warns us of the upcoming tension. A “straight to the point” track, full of “ear candies” that we savor with delight.

With its broken techno beat, “For Ought I Care”, is a beautiful tour de force: a tension that keeps increasing, where each part of the track makes us climb one more step, in the middle of its obsessive synth line, to end in a slow and magnificent deconstruction (or destruction?) of its texture.

With “Ruin”, we descend back into a mental and throbbing atmosphere. Its background rhythm runs like a compulsive horse and keeps us on tenterhooks. A striking track with as its climax an absolutely mind-blowing suspended break, led by a beautiful distorted feedback that gives goosebumps.

“Dead and Gone”, a condensed version of the EP’s spirit and energy, is a dancefloor killer. Driven by a roll of distorted toms in a slight delay, quickly joined by the off-beat ride, the track unfolds at the whim of totally hypnotic synth line. Nntblst shows us once again his keen sense of the break with a transposition that makes the head spin to start again in full force. We love it. This last track brilliantly concludes the journey we have been embarked on.

For the first release of 2023, 47 welcomes Berlin-based DJ and producer Linn Elisabet to its roster. An artist with a singular background in choral singing and gender studies, their work explores techno as a vehicle for transgression and non-compliance. 47034 sits at the nexus of these practices; using searing swathes of rhythmic noise, operatic vocals and broken beats, it explores the space where functional, forward-looking dance music and non-traditional sound design meet. Monument premieres a track "Challenge Me" that will be released on the 24th of February.

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MNMT Premiere: Linn Elisabet - Challenge Me [47]

The Float Records podcasts series is re-launched and will be taking place every month from now on. At Float we’d love to see what kind of mixes the artists come up with Float Records in mind. That said, the artists have have full freedom, because Float is a place where we love to see artists draw outside the lines.

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 Based in Dublin, Ireland, Aaron Page recognised as “PageOne” started getting involved in music at the age of 17, DJing at local events & parties. Since 2019, he has put his focus towards production and has released on labels such as PRX Records, Secession Records, Undivided Label, Syncopated Records, and more, with support from international artists such as Blue Hour, Marrøn, Kr!z, Kaiser & many more. 

His path to date has put him on line ups with some of technos biggest profiles, having shared line ups and been main support for Kaiser, Alarico & Stef Mendesidis After running a series of underground parties in the outskirts of Dublin & playing in some of Dublin’s best venues like Index, Bow Lane, Cellar, Wigwam & more, he decided to begin a new journey by setting up his own label ‘Undivided’ alongside another Dublin based DJ.

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Club Furies Premiere #1165

Track: Archive 16
Artist: Unknown Artist
Title: Unknown Archives Various Artists I
Label: Unknown Archives
Catalog: #UA003
Format: Digital

Release Date: July 1st. 2024
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Archive 16

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CF Premiere: Unknown Artist - Archive 16 [Unknown Archives]

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A veteran of improvised live sets, Nntblst has extracted from his sessions “After me, the deluge”, the first EP of Machine Ouverte. We are proud to present this raw hypnotic techno release with a very personal universe.

Following the artistic direction of the label, the EP was composed and recorded live, the edit is only there to polish and make the set shine. Composed on a small modular case, Nntblst shows us a perfect mastery of his instrument.

The EP is composed of 5 tracks that form a coherent and flawless whole. We navigate through gritty and enchanting atmospheres, contrasted by a thumping intensity throughout the listening.

01 - When I am dead - 7'53
02 - The deluge may come - 5'55
03 - For ought I care - 6'17
04 - Ruin - 7'05
05 - Dead and gone - 6'35

“When I am dead” welcomes us with its kick wrapped in a groovy reverb, held by a tense and excited rhythm. The spirit of the EP is already there, hidden behind a few notes of synth with a scraped texture, as haunting as desired.

“The deluge May Come” is supported by a solid rolling bass that warns us of the upcoming tension. A “straight to the point” track, full of “ear candies” that we savor with delight.

With its broken techno beat, “For Ought I Care”, is a beautiful tour de force: a tension that keeps increasing, where each part of the track makes us climb one more step, in the middle of its obsessive synth line, to end in a slow and magnificent deconstruction (or destruction?) of its texture.

With “Ruin”, we descend back into a mental and throbbing atmosphere. Its background rhythm runs like a compulsive horse and keeps us on tenterhooks. A striking track with as its climax an absolutely mind-blowing suspended break, led by a beautiful distorted feedback that gives goosebumps.

“Dead and Gone”, a condensed version of the EP’s spirit and energy, is a dancefloor killer. Driven by a roll of distorted toms in a slight delay, quickly joined by the off-beat ride, the track unfolds at the whim of totally hypnotic synth line. Nntblst shows us once again his keen sense of the break with a transposition that makes the head spin to start again in full force. We love it. This last track brilliantly concludes the journey we have been embarked on.

“After me, the deluge” is undoubtedly a mature, rich and striking EP that we can’t wait to hear in the darkness of the dance-floors.

Mastering by Paul Mac / Hardgroove Mastering
Artwork by Béatrice Lortet

After me, the deluge

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022 // Duts

Artist: Phooka
Label: Concrete Records
Title: The Merge
CAT: CLTD019
Format: Vinyl
Release Day: 30.06.2024

Buy-Link: https://concreterecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-merge

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CLTD019 - The Merge

TC Premiere: Phooka - The Rug Pull [ Concrete Records ]

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Machine Ouverte is a small, independent diy label dedicated to unearthing and sharing the crème de la crème of underground live performers.
Support independent music and our label by downloading the EP on Bandcamp.

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Machine Ouverte is a label focused on the production and distribution of releases that are primarily played and recorded live. Capturing freshness and spontaneity, showcasing the “rough” side, and bringing out surprises, the label aims to highlight the unique moment of live performance as a key element in music practice and creation.

Machine Ouverte aims to place this performative aspect, improvisation, and direct experimentation at the heart of the creative process. The majority of composition and writing are concentrated in the preparation and execution phase of the live performance. Editing becomes secondary and only serves to prepare the tracks for release. While production often leaves ample room for editing, perfecting, and transforming a piece, Machine Ouverte emphasizes the raw energy of the live performance. The live performance contains surprises and happy accidents. The label values these imperfections and aims to preserve the specificities of the performance during production.

With a techno resonance, the releases freely explore a wide range of electronic music genres.

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