God, I fucking love that song! Found it on bandcamp one nice evening, and I could not stop listening to it ever since!

Out now on Rekids: lnk.to/REKIDS175

Following standout appearances on Feel My Bicep, Unknown To The Unknown, and E-MISSIONS, Irish-born DJ/producer Cromby hits Rekids with a four-track EP of crisp techno cuts. Heavily utilising the sound of hardware across the release, ‘Twisted Future EP’ sees Cromby explore the depths of these classic sound palettes over robust techno frameworks. 

‘IXP-42’ brings crunching drums and wiggling synths together for over two minutes, building tension before eventually, the much-awaited bassline comes in thick and fast. ‘Follow The Bass’ brings a dose of the unusual to proceedings, with snaking FM leads modulating throughout a maze of sizzling percussion.

On the flip, Bleep meets Baltimore on ‘Relief’, with meaty acid lines, vocals and clattering drums sparring with each other across the track, while ‘Vortex’ rounds off the release, with bright shimmering stabs peppering the stomping drums and distinct squelch of the 303.

Cromby

Follow The Bass

Cromby - Follow The Bass

Jerome Hill returns to the label with a solid 4 tracker to mark his fourth EP on the label, geared towards the imminent return of dancefloors worldwide.

Each track offers something different, the crispy and playful minimalism of ‘Mind Goes Blank’ pairs up with the wistful crunch of ‘Knock Knock’ on the Aside, while things take a decidedly more ACID approach on the flip beginning with the big boned banger of the EP ‘Bombing With Imase’ and culminating with a heavy break and weaving 303 lines set against strangled otherworldly transmissions in ‘A Million Ways To Get ill’.

Jerome Hill
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeromehill
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeromehilldj

Super Rhythm Trax
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/super-rhythm-trax
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/superrhythmtrax

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PREMIERE: Jerome Hill - Bombing With Imase (Super Rhythm Trax)

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Binary Digit - Luring Acid

UR - Transition (Accapella)

-released on balkan records vinyl comp metro jaxx 2 [sold out]
https://balkanvinyl.bandcamp.com/album/metro-jaxx-vol-2

-digital streaming forthcoming via kitsune maison on august 19

Maxime Alexander - Take My Hands

A1 Glaskin - You're Simply A Machine [YT001]

Classic release on Warp (WAP 57) from Detroit renegades Drexciya

Black Sea - Drexciya

Next up on Allergy Season, a sure fire mend for any auditory cuts and scrapes left by mediocre club tracks: "OOF" by Alex Falk. 5 cool, complex techno explorations by the Knoxville-based producer and DJ. 

Falk first made his mark in techno during the early twenty-teens with appearances on a tightly knit group of Southeastern US labels including Proper Trax and CGI Records. Born and raised well outside the established bases for electronic music in the Northeast and the Midwest, Falk absorbed the sounds of Miami bass and electro compilations that occasionally made their way to local CD stores. Falk eventually discovered the world of forest raves and Goa Trance that flourished in nearby Asheville, North Carolina. The scene was a bastion of weirdo electronic music that thrived just as raves began to lose hold in cities across the region. Falk eventually moved on from the Trance sphere and focused his energies back home in Knoxville, founding the TEKNOX party series with a group of friends. 7 years of hard work and forward thinking booking allowed the party and the scene in Knoxville to grow, connecting with like minds throughout the Southeast and becoming part of a grassroots revival of underground dance music throughout the US. 

On his first EP for Allergy Season, Falk processes synthetic sounds until they take on near organic texture, creating hypnotic and psychedelic tracks that deftly bang. Opener "OOF" is a broken-beat techno opus awash in evolving synth tones and skittering stereo hi-hats. "Self" counters with a hooky vocal samples and an upbeat 909 pump. In the center of the EP "Lift" and "Mark" move deeper into the wormhole, painting intricate detail on surging rhythms. Falk closes with "MUU", an oceanic techno track that hits with wave after wave of interwoven melody until the tension releases with a head-spinning pad. 

Written & Produced by Alex Falk 
All tracks mastered by Kevin McHugh @ Valence excluding "OOF" mastered by Alex Falk 
Artwork by Bad Mariah

Buy on Bandcamp

Alex Falk - Lift

Samples from my upcoming debut release on Berlin's legendary Tresor Label. Released on January 31 2011.


Vinyl Tracklisting
a. Atom
b. Flux

Digital Tracklisting
1. Atom
2. Kaleidoscope
3. Flux

Press Release :
Not many artists in the techno world, passionate enough to personally pen an email to the office of Tresor admitting love for a record and requesting to release alongside it. But when Vince Watson wrote to us shortly after hearing Future Beat Alliance 'Machines Can Help' we knew this was how we wanted to continue....working with good honest artists that believe in solidarity and releasing alongside music they love. It gives us great pleasure to introduce 'Atom', the debut single form new Tresor artist Vince Watson.

Atom (sample)

www.maximealexander.xyz

aka @constantiamom-1991
co-founder @1991-global

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