Hold onto your hats and brace yourselves for the mighty force of one of the most powerful collaborative EPs we've had the pleasure of presenting.

 
El Retsof, UK based newcomer to the Findike Records roster, joins forces with a returning face, Ukraine's Following Light, to deliver an electrifying two-track trip that'll make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up on end.

 
Lead track 'Neuro Diversity' gets straight to the point as its heavy, pumping bass pounds towards a glowing break that you'd never have guessed was coming with its extravagant display of steel drum-like layered chinks and chimes, leading to lighting strikes that'll blow your mind as the melodic bass drops and they intertwine.

 
The B-side on this is just as impressive as the A-side, but with a noticeably more uplifting edge. 'Synaptic Contact' creeps in with a sustained synth wavering with intensity like a hornet wasp on the hunt, and builds beneath a warm, celestial atmosphere littered sparsely with random echoing hits and crashes before reaching a climax that'll hurtle you into oblivion with the weight of a thousand suns.

 
We'd like to thank El Retsof and Following Light for this remarkable body of work that we know you will enjoy, and that we are very proud to add to the Findike Records catalogue. Let's hope it is the first collaboration of many.

El Retsof, Following Light - Synaptic Contact (Original Mix)

Released July 4th, 2011 on Beatport: http://bit.ly/m6wk2t 
Release Info Patrice Bäumel - “Mike Tyson” (TRW5) 
Incl. remix by Max Cooper. 
Genre: New School Electronic Dance Music. 
Trouw, Amsterdam's premier club venue, continues its run of remarkable, one-of-a-kind releases. 
After exploring the deeper aspects of techno with his debut album "Vapour", Patrice Bäumel pulls out all the stops on Trouw's latest release. Hearing "Mike Tyson" on a good club system is a physical experience, a track that packs an excessive amount of punch and sonic characteristics that - much like Bäumel's biggest hit to date, "Roar" - cannot be ignored. Very much primetime material. 
"The Threat" is a different sort of animal. It is a heaving, angry and dark piece of bass music dominated by haunting vocoder sounds and snares like whiplashes. 
Max Cooper does what he does best on his remix for "Mike Tyson" - adding a bit of Blade Runner-esque melancholy plus a dose of magic stardust to the original, his eyes fixed firmly on the future. The man is a sound design genius and it shows in his delicate, detail-rich reconstruction.

Patrice Bäumel - “Mike Tyson” (TRW5) 
Release Date:July 4th, 2011 (Beatport).

Tracklisting: 
1. Mike Tyson 
The Threat 
Mike Tyson (Max Cooper Mix) 
written and produced by Patrice Bäumel 
mastering by Chris Alexander at Fullrange Mastering 
www.trouwamsterdam.nl 
www.patricebaumel.com 
www.maxcooper.net

01. Patrice Bäumel - Mike Tyson

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Dial and Ostgut-Ton regular Efdemin offers another chaplet of pummeling kicks but edulcorates its 4 / 4 brutality with a pinch of ethereal pads and spuming bass bubbles for a modular ride through techno limbo.

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Orlando Voorn 'Gain Upwards (Efdemin Remix)' [OUT-ER]

New York collective "Sheik N Beik" follow up a slew of lauded 12”s from Japan’s Keita Sano, Legowelt & Xosar and their previous effort from Hermans with the richly emotive return of Voiski. With a back catalogue of considerable depth, one that’s touched the likes of L.I.E.S and Delsin, Dekmantel’s ‘UFO’ series, Voiski’s latest offering carries with it a trademark degree of bite whilst remaining balanced with the sort of moody melodicism that fans both old and new will relish.  
"5th Dolphin Transmission"kicks things off with a tense sequence tumbling through granular drums and a staggered, luminescent synth line. "Let Down Disco" here premiered then dims the lights slightly with soft, buoyant melodies and flickering high frequencies that round off a nicely varied release and another solid addition to the Sheik N Beik catalogue.

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www.beatport.com/release/bruxelle…voice-64/2070235
www.traxsource.com/title/836317/bruxelles-voice-64

Bienvenue Beton! A brand-new act making his debut on Pets with two raw, straight-to- the-floor slabs of gritty technoid machine funk. Little is known about him besides the fact hes from Belgium, hes clearly a graduate of the Hardfloor school of knocks, hes invested in some serious analogue gear and he knows his way around a kick-ass groove. Grainy, full-fat 808 funk delivered with no frills or bells or unnecessary detail, Bruxelles pays homage to the citys visceral new beat and EBM roots but with contemporary muscle and a titanium jacking groove almost Wink-like hypnosis to the acid as it strips back. Voice 64 continues this theme of stark leftfield savagery with a simple pounding kick, a distorted decaying bassline and a cannon-like riff that builds on itself, encouraging the snare-rattled percussion to do the same. Its primal tendrils brought together with a laugh so demonic it could make the devil blush, once again its another physical, concentrated piece of frank, honest techno. One brand new artist, two stone cold constructions, you can bet on Beton appearing on Pets again in the near future.

BETON - Voice 64

Conforce - 24EP (Gesloten Cirkel remix)

The DJ (feat. P. Diddy) (Spencer Parker Edit of Radio Slave)

Helmut & Roy - La Musica Tremenda
Buy here: https://www.beatport.com/track/la-musica-tremenda-original-mix/12298430

Helmut & Roy - La Musica Tremenda

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James Welsh continues his run of exemplary club singles on Phantasy with another powerful and uncompromising two-track release, Sitting/Rubber Dog. The record follows D974, which earned support from DJs including Laurent Garnier, Charlotte de Witte and Luke Slater.

Sitting enforces precision rhythm with a rolling, dystopian bass line alongside a hypnotic and memorable vocal sample. As the tension increases, the track’s clinical feel is unexpectedly flipped on its own head, blossoming into an intoxicating and emotive synth melody.

Meanwhile, Rubber Dog stays true to its absurdist title, as Welsh dials his analogue assistance to a head-spinning maximum, pulping out an unwieldy jam that blends industrial and electro influences to riveting and darkly psychedelic effect.

Sitting/Rubber Dog

Sitting

Today, Magnetic brings you an exclusive premiere from two of techno's finest. The legendary DJ Hell provides his take on Agents Of Time member Fidele's solo outing on Turbo Recordings. While energizing and infectious, DJ Hell goes for a still relatively stripped back remix of 'Riot Revolte', with simple drums, a warm bassline, and flashes of trippy eerie noises- perfect for taking the dancefloor into frenzy realms. Although Agents Of Time have been a staple on many club and festival lineups over the years, Fidele proves he can stand on his own with his EP 'No Mercy For Beginners', which is available February 14th.

Track: Riot Revolte (DJ Hell Remix)
Artist: Fedele
Label: Turbo Recordings
Format: Vinyl + Digital
Release Date: 2-14-2020

Turbo 205: No Mercy For Beginners

Premiere: Fedele - Riot Revolte (DJ Hell Remix) [Turbo]

Remix done for Mark Broom's "Supersnout" 

Mark Broom - Supersnout (Danny Daze LSD Mix) [Saved Records]

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