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Colt EP

HF20 GATEFOLD VINYL

Dense & Pika - Colt

Psyk - Eclipse

Sidney Charles - Hustler Stomp

Taking the opportunity to delve into the hard drives, DAT tapes and archives of some up-and-coming producers, (as well as some rather well-known ones, like Markus Suckut), Figure SPC goes abstract with this Various Artists EP.

Newcomer Lodbrock offers little in the way of info about his background, however ‘Perfekt Ire’ speaks volumes of the "

SPC R

Markus Suckut - Sunrise - SNIPPET

Massaar @ The Cave , Gent (08-03-2014)

MindTrip is pleased to introduce a new V/A series, featuring four of the most challenging and interesting artists from the global techno scene; each one of them contributing music which will alter mind perceptions, entitled 'From The Lab To The Club'.
 
The A-side of Part 1 features Markus Suckut (Figure / SCKT), his trademark deep and trippy sound providing a perfect opener, 'Sarin'.

Jesse Jakob, who has already impressed with releases on Traut and Stockholm LTD, makes his first appearance  on MindTrip with the hypnotic 'Black Bells'.

Label owner Pfirter opens the flip side with the mighty 'Angular Momentum', alongside burgeoning dutch techno producer Charlton, taking the trip into an even more intense analogue listening experience with the track 'The Quantum Complex'.
 
'From The Lab To The Club' Part 1 is the first step of this new and innovative vinyl series, with more releases to follow.
 
This is MindTrip music!

A1 - Markus Suckut - Sarin

FORMAT: 12" ONLY

The Artist formerly known as 19.454.18.5.25.5.18 and Albert van Abbe are the two guys for me when it comes to faceless quality music.
Have a listen to their nice remixes and you will know what I mean and like about their sound.

SCKT03R Markus Suckut remixed by The Artist formerly known as 19.454.18.5.25.5.18 & Albert van Abbe

Dense & Pika - Skream - BBC Radio 1 (March 2014)

Psyk - Time Foundation

After two successful EP releases on the label, Psyk aka Manuel Anós is back on Mote-Evolver inaugurating his first full-length album effort with “Time Foundation”. 
It’s no surprise that Psyk is releasing his debut album on the label as his previous two EPs Distane (2012) and Arcade (2013) both has left us wanting for more to see his full potentials as a producer. 
Time Foundation proves to be an outstanding collection that shows the full spectrum of Psyk’s sound and the range of skills as he expands and explores different depths and moods. Keeping the energy level constant at the peak, there’s no downtime in “Time Foundation”. And while 10 sharp-cut tracks are all armed with clean, streamlined groove and impressive sound design therefore may sound incredibly slick and effortless, once you listened closely - and they will demand your attention - that kind of breezing through swift force is only the byproduct of Psyk’s high caliber production ability to map out meticulous structures with a great detail.   
The opener “Automatic” rolls like a well-oiled machine on cruise control with the signature unison of single-chord bouncing on top of relaxed but energetic groove. Expanding on the similar theme is “Myriad”, which takes further playful approach. “Riot” steps into more minimal territory, featuring a subtle development that keeps you engaged while “Avalon” grounds itself to just-heavy enough bass kicks to evoke deeper vibe without compromising the uplifting spirit.
Slipped in the middle of the album like an intermission is “Five”, and it’s a curious and ominous kind that flashes a different side of Psyk. It shows off his craftsmanship as muted and muffled beeps faintly goes in and out while blinking synth melody renders unique, intriguing beauty. Starting off the second half is “Silhouette”, picking up the tempo and elevating the mood with much-loved bass drums and claps, followed by demure crescendo of melody and floating fuzzy hiss of “Shift”.  
Perhaps the darkest number on the album, “Nine” may not be the most brooding techno assault but the one designed for the deeper moments you encounter during the longer sessions in the clubs, surrounded by people yet alone with the pulse of music. The album closes with stunning “L3”, and just as “Automatic” was no shy intro but a practical fast-forward to the jest of the story, “L3” is not a conventional closing but rather another opening. Equal parts of swinging white noise and hint of acid may as well invite you back to the beginning of the album to listen all over again.
Time Foundation is packed with no-frills, on-point straight techno tracks. It’s a highly functional album and strong effort from Psyk that spoils the listener with mesmerizing details and provides the diversity of sounds and textures today’s techno has to offer. 


MoteLP/CD02 :: Psyk - Time Foundation

A recording of our dj set for Boiler Room TV 14/05/14

Hotflush's techno lads, Dense & Pika, closed proceedings with a thunderous mainline of grizzled house and industrial techno. Grit and glory, all in the same room.

Dense & Pika DJ set The Boiler Room 14/05/14

Leesa live at JIM TV

PAMPA022 ! Released exclusivity on Beatport on June 20, 2014. Vinyl comes on June 23, 2014

Stimming - China Tree feat Piper Davis



12" vinyl & digital download
Catalog No.	MPM21
Release date	2014-07-07

TRACK LISTING:

1. ROBERT HOOD – ‘PROTEIN VALVE’ (RE-PLANT)

2. ROBERT HOOD – ‘PROTEIN VALVE’ (EDIT 1)

3. ROBERT HOOD – ‘PROTEIN VALVE’ (EDIT 2)

Following Robert Hood’s remixes of his Floorplan tracks ‘Never Grow Old’ and ‘Phobia’ in June, he’s back with new edits of ‘Protein Valve’, originally released on M-Plant in 1994, the year of the label’s inception.

As well as other early releases like ‘Internal Empire’, ‘Music Data’ and ‘Moveable Parts’, ‘Protein Valve’ helped set the standard for his M-Plant label becoming synonymous with a stripped down, tough and rhythmic raw sound that many artists still try to emulate.

The original ‘Protein Valve EP’ is a classic in the annals of Techno, which still gets played today and sounds as fresh as it did some 20 years ago.  Nevertheless Robert Hood takes an introspective look back and delivers these three incredible new edits!

Focussing on the bass elements these fresh versions keep the M-Plant ethos at their core with their pure efficiency and Hood’s mastery at getting right to the point of a track, with his focus always on the groove.

A1 - Robert Hood - Protein Valve Re-Plant MASTER (Snippet)

Rdmn/Main

Deepbass - Nova (Psyk Remix)

Boiler Room w/ Karenn, Surgeon & Regis.

[Broadcast on 20th November 2012]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv

Karenn live in the Boiler Room

Download Here

Karenn - Live Boiler Room Set

ok first off, sorry about the ropey ending, i was in the mix for the last few mins with jeff23 and didn't have his audio feed on the recording. anyway, sounds pretty frikkin fat and clear n multi dimensional to me here at the ratlab, but do try and put it on some decent speakers if you can as there's lots of bassline. thanks to all of you who made it down there on the night, and hope to kick it on dry land in april 2013 back in da UK.

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