Moveable Parts Chapter 1 EP
Track B2
M-Plant MP304
1995

Robert Hood - Untitled Scetch

Steve Stoll - Corona

Out now on all streaming platforms: https://linktr.ee/sunsetphase

Mr. Moodswing

Summer lovin'

Hard, deep, hypnotic Techno.

Vinyl only!

Cadency - Falling Ep (GKNSTR 008/15) clips

IMA JELOUS GIRL - VELZZI HOUSE

Vinyl: http://bit.ly/Soma25BoxSetVinyl
Digital: http://bit.ly/Soma25BoxSetDigital
Stream: http://bit.ly/Soma25BoxSetStream

Various Artists | Soma25 
[SOMALP113] 
release date: 31/03/17
Limited Edition 5xVinyl BoxSet

1. Robert Hood – The Bond We Formed
2. Jeff Mills – A Tale From the Parallel Universe
3. Daft Punk – Drive (Slam Modular Interpretation)
4. Adam Beyer – Just Things
5. Blawan – Clipper
6. The Woodleigh Research Facility – S.O.M.A 25
7. Josh Wink – Synodic Period
8. Slam – Stepback (Jonas Kopp Remix)
9. Slam – Visions (Kobosil Remix)
10. Percy X – X Track (Vril Remix 2)
11. Slam - Tempest
12. Steve Bicknell – Mind Cycles
13. Funk D’Void – 808 Planet
14. Joe Stawarz – Cry (Deepchord Remix)
15. Joe Stawarz – Beebear. (Deepchord Remix)
16. Slam – Positive Education (@Cleric Remix)*
17. Slam – Positive Education (Shlømo Remix)* 
18. Slam – Stepback (Gemini Voice Archive Remix)*
19. Percy X – Maintain (Mark Henning’s 90s Mix)*
20. Funk D’Void – Magnolia (Architectural Barcelona Version)*

*Digital bundle only

Soma Records is inarguably one of Techno's major forces in 2017 and since it’s inception on the streets of Glasgow, Soma Records has stood for uncompromising quality of the highest level in every area it operates.
Label figureheads Slam formed the label in 1991 together with friends Glenn Gibbons & Dave Clarke and subsequently forged one of electronic music’s most widely known and well-respected labels. Soma quickly began to develop its own sound with classics such as Slam's timeless ‘Positive Education’ and helped launch the careers of many great artists like Surgeon, Envoy, Funk D’Void, Silicone Soul and Alex Smoke as well as the discovery of French duo Daft Punk who released their first rudimentary, raw outings on the label back in 1994.

With their eyes firmly fixed on a vision of the future, Soma began the quest to instil their unquenchable passion and thirst for electronic music onto the world around them.



Box Set

Soma have enlisted the likes of Jeff Mills, Robert Hood, Steve Bicknell, Andrew Weatherall (appearing as Woodleigh Research Facility), Blawan, Adam Beyer and more to provide brand new musical excursions for today's dance floors and beyond. These, coupled with many of today's new, up and coming names in the techno genre like Kobosil, VRIL & Jonas Kopp choosing their favourite tracks from the Soma back catalogue to remix sees Soma’s futuristic vision remaining strong with the celebration of 25 years being one of a forward thinking nature rather than one of nostalgia.

Ostgut’s Kobosil brings Slam’s ‘Visions’ into the prevailing drone-ebbed world, the veiled VRIL douses the timeless X Track by Percy X in his dubbed out demeanour and Jonas Kopp’s EBM workout of another Slam classic, ‘Stepback’ creates the standpoint for the project: “Always forward, never back”. Jeff Mills’ provides otherworldly connections with ‘A Tale From The Parallel Universe’, Weatherall delivers future/retro acid and Josh Wink unleashes a 9min epic dance floor burner. Robert Hood provides a straight up, fast paced dance floor workout; all coming together to form the collective consciousness of the Soma attitude. Slam deliver ‘Tempest’, a track that perfectly sums up the whirlwind last few years the pair have enjoyed as they continue to be at the forefront of the global Techno elite. Completing the assemblage of original tracks is Soma’s own Funk D’Void, bringing his unique brand of jacked up electronics with ‘808 Planet’.

Mastered by Conor Dalton @ http://glowcast.co.uk
Artist Link – http://www.instagram.com/kyle.irvine

Soma25 Box Set

Positive Education (Cleric Remix)

16. Slam - Positive Education (Cleric Remix) DIGITAL ONLY

Artist: Various 
Title: Format V.A.
Format: Vinyl / digital
Release dates:
Vinyl release part 1 - 29/01/2018
Vinyl release part 2  - 19/02/2018
Digital release whole V.A - 19/02/2018

Following 11 hotly tipped EPs, Format now delivers its first compilation release, packed to the brim with bomb cuts from both veterans as new faces.
This first Format compilation is a prime example of the label’s signature sound. Featuring an impressive variety of musical perspectives, it’s a mint snapshot of Format’s ever adventurous view on techno.

Format lays down an impressive array of minimal-tinged and powerful dance floor techno laced with depth and atmosphere. There’s quite a lot to enjoy here to say the least; a very special appearance is made by legendary NY-producer Mike Parker, whose off-beat ‘Necklace Dancer’ perfectly reflects Format’s penchant for abstract techno. It nestles well among chunky four-to-the-floor material from various trusted label associates: ROD delivers a raw house-flavored banger on ‘Acine’, while TWR72’s ‘EXP19’ explores techno’s darker territories. Label curator, Juan Sanchez, also steps up to the game with ‘Warthog’, a high-octane piece of fiery techno that captures the man’s highly anticipated sound. Topping off, new label signees such as Mark Groot and Optics deliver intense cuts that already make us look forward to more of their studio output. 
Format V.A. will be released on two separate vinyl releases, followed by a digital release featuring all nine tracks. The first 200 vinyl releases will be made available in transparent vinyl.
The release features artwork by DEFRAME, and is based on the refraction of light. It is meant to represent the illusion of a tiny hypnotic multiverse, where each plane exists in a different time and space. 

VA part 1: 
A1. Mike Parker - Necklace Dancer
A2. Inter Gritty - 112
B1. TWR72 - EXP19
B2. Mark Groot - Plan D
VA part 2:

A1. ROD – Acine
A2. Jeroen Search  - 107
A3. Optics - Human Touch
B1. Juan Sanchez – Warthog
B2. Flug - Do It

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Jeroen Search - 107 (Original Mix)

MONNOM BLACK 014 - Dax J - Offending Public Morality LP

Dax J -  Unrepentacostal

Out now on vinyl & digital release - lnk.to/RSPX11

Radio Slave welcomes UK techno talent Roberto to Rekids to deliver the latest instalment in the ‘Special Projects’ series as he opens 2019 with his ‘Let’s Be Free’ EP.

Based in London, Roberto aka Rob Kirkaldy is one of the latest names of note to emerge from the capital’s ever-impressing electronic music scene having showcased his rich blend of deep and immersing techno via a host of esteemed imprints including ARTS, Fachwerk and his own label Fossil Archive, founded in 2015, in recent years. Following a string of performances across revered establishments including fabric, Tresor, Culture Box and Berghain, 2019 will open with a debut outing on Radio Slave’s Rekids imprint as he delivers four entrancing techno cuts in the form of his ‘Let’s Be Free’ EP, set to drop in late January as part of the label’s Special Projects series.

‘The Jester’ opens the EP as Kirkaldy fuses slick, crisp percussion amongst murky swells and ever developing, dubby chord arrangements, whilst ‘Tonic’ continues this aesthetic as transcendental melodies meet deep kicks and delicate hats to reveal a captivating journey across six and a half minutes.

On the flip, ‘The Days Are Longer Now’ utilises a skillful balance of emotive synths and refined kicks to deliver the most up front production of the package, before title cut ‘Lets Be Free’ closes proceedings as resonant melodies and paired back organic percussion patterns ebb and flow amongst pockets of intricate sound design to conclude yet another impressive release on the Berlin based imprint.

Let's Be Free

Roberto - The Days Are Longer Now

Cleric x Kmyle | Empty Shells EP inc. James Ruskin Remix [CRG015]

A1 // Empty Shells
A2 // Empty Shells [ James Ruskin Remix ] 
B1 // Vostrax
B2 // Televised

The third collaborative EP sees Clergy boss, Cleric, team up with French artist Kmyle. On remix duties is Blueprint label owner, James Ruskin, in what is a perfect way to conclude the final chapter in this series of five releases (CRG011 - 015). The ‘Empty Shells EP’ is due for release April 12th.

‘Empty Shells’ offers an unusually stripped back approach, concentrating on the raw modular rhythm that carries the track. Ruskin then offers his own perspective, adding sparse percussion and different synth elements to offer a driving counterpart to the original.

The flip side starts with ‘Vostrax’, a strong, powerful production that teases you with acidic elements that breathe in and out of solid rhythmic, distorted drums. For the final track of the EP ‘Televised’ slows things down in tempo, but still offers a hard hitting edge.

Written & Produced by Jorden Hodgetts & Kmyle 
Remix produced by James Ruskin
Artwork designed by Jorden Hodgetts
Mastered by Carlos Koschitzky
Format : Vinyl & Digital
Cat Number : CRG015
Release Date : 12th of April 2019 Copyright : CLERGYLTD

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