Techno

Henrik Schwarz, Ame, Dixon Feat Derrick L. Carter - Where We At

Just when you thought this release couldn't get any bigger... Swedish techno god Adam Beyer rolls in with a gigantic remix for Turbo, the first thing he's done for the Canadian label since his Stockholm Mix Sessions CD back in 2002. The energy swells and builds without ever breaking down completely, the train has left the station and it's not stopping for anyone, ever. Guaranteed massive... the only question is whether your party is big enough to contain this.

Tiga VS Audion - Let's Go Dancing (Adam Beyer Instrumental Remix)

Simple, Thick & Raw

Thickest Bass

Majesty - Endless Words (Kreature Remix) OUT NOW

Akufen Architextures 1

Ruede Hagelstein - Minus

Pelican Glide

Marc Romboy & Stephan Bodzin - Triton (Gaiser Trial Tone Remix)

Ist von Thomas Schumacher, gespielt in Promo Mix Spielzeugplatten 2006
Hilfe ^^
.. und weiß noch einer welchen Club ich meine, mit der Dirckssenstr 98.. kl tipp... mbia isses nich ^^

Hi, this is from Thomas Schumacher .played in Promo Mix Spielzeugplatten 2006.
Help... and do any Berlintourists remember which club there was in Dirckssenstr 98, its not the mbia

Thomas Schumacher - don't go

DVS1 Evolve HUSH01A (DIGITAL AVAILABLE AT LINK)

Continuing a busy run of recent releases on Minus is one of the label's core contributors, namely Jon Gaiser. Since late 2005, the Detroit-born, Berlin-based producer has been intrinsically linked to the rise and rise of the label owing to key releases like his Eye Contact EP, genre defining 2008 full length, Blank Fade, and last year's huge EP, Unstable Witness. 

Gaiser - Some Slip

Telefon Tel Aviv - The Worst Thing in The World (Gaiser's Possibly The Universe remix)

get it here: http://www.beatport.com/track/too-far-marcel-dettmann-definition-1/3129210

Morphosis - Too Far (Marcel Dettmann Definition 1)

Noir

Steve Bug - Those Grooves - teaser

Traffic Signs - Vcm Nation

The oldest track I have uploaded so far. I recorded "Schall" back in 1995...I stopped playing it (the original version) a long time ago but last weekend I did play it again and to my amusement and utter disbelieve - it went down in a storm. Nice one. So I thought some of you might like to find it it here...
PS: The vocal is sampled from "Adonis - Acid Pokin'" and I have no idea what it says!


Elektrochemie LK - Schall (Original)

Minilogue - The Leopard (Extrawelt Remix)
Release date: January 2007
Genre: Minimal

Minilogue - The Leopard (Extrawelt Remix)

Who's Afraid of Detroit? by Claude VonStroke

10 short years ago, a series of mysterious 12inch bomb-grade jack tracks began. Released under the moniker Traffic Signs, the releases appeared yearly from 2003 with very little hype or fuss – but went on to smash up dancefloors across the world in the hands of in-the-know DJs.  

Eventually it slipped out that the tracks were the work of Poker Flat head Steve Bug – a conduit for playful, upfront house with a tongue in cheek attitude. Now the cat is well and truly out of the bag, Poker Flat have graciously complied this stunning collection of all the Traffic Sign releases - with the cherry on top being one devastating lost track and an exclusive re-edit of a classic. 

'I Like Your Booty' and 'The Big Fake' originally kicked off the series, and still sound massive today – rough and raw rhythms that have proved their worth over the years, and still remain in many discerning DJ’s boxes.  

Also here is the mighty, mind-scrambling 'VCM Nation', and its original flip side 'Work Yeah'. Both remain as prime an example of how to jack a dancefloor to within an inch of its collective life as you are likely to come across. 

'Been in Glue' from 2005 pursues a more minimal funk route, highly charged and restless house music that will worm its way into your brain, as will the cheekily named 'Back on Crack'’s narcotic charms. 

'Noize Alarm' is the exclusive lost track here – and what a treat it is. Mr Bug switches easily back into his Traffic Signs persona to produce yet another driving, hypnotic workout for the mind and body – its sly nod to French Kiss proving this is an alter ego the label boss can really have some fun with. This one will blow up big, mark our words. 

Elsewhere, Marc Ashken’s previously unreleased re-edit of 'I Like Your Booty' is another one for the collectors – stripped down ass-shaking electronic funk that serves as a perfect companion piece to the remix he conducted with DJ T – also included here. 

Partly remastered where needed, Steve Bug presents Traffic Signs marks a welcome return for this project – and the perfect chance for those that might have missed them the first time round to pick up some true underground classics. 

Techno

McKelaway