* Traxsource www.traxsource.com/artist/214644/fran-deeper
* Beatport: www.beatport.com/artist/fran-deeper/444728
* JunoDownload: www.junodownload.com/artists/Fran+Deeper/releases/
* Bandcamp: https://spaindisco.bandcamp.com/
* Soundcloud: @fran-deeper
* Instagram: www.instagram.com/frandeeper/
* Facebook: www.facebook.com/FranDeeperDj/

Fran Deeper - Guay Guey (Original Mix)

Freaksound - Afroday

Traxsource

Garas, MF Productions - Looking for Someone (Original Mix)

Released July 2018 on Spun Out Of Control Records.

Artwork : Eric Adrian Lee

Secret Polaroid

BUY VINYL: http://www.darkentriesrecords.com/store/vinyl/sumerian-fleet-pendulum-lp/

Sumerian Fleet is a trio formed by Dutch producers Alden Tyrell and Mr Pauli, joined by Zarkoff after their 2010 debut EP. Their second EP came out in 2012 followed by their debut album ‘Just Pressure’ on Dark Entries in 2014. Sumerian Fleet have returned to release their sophomore LP ‘Pendulum’ of all new material as well as a remixed version of “This Game Has No Name” from Zarkoff’s other band, FFFC.

‘Pendulum’ contains 80’s Dark Wave/EBM inspired tracks with an industrial tinge. The band cites inspiration from musical acts Fad Gadget, Front 242, Bauhaus and Sisters of Mercy. Literary references come from Poe's ‘The Pit and the Pendulum’, Pelevin's ‘Generation P’ and ‘Life of Bugs’, as well as classic Cyberpunk like Gibson's ‘Sprawl’ trilogy.  Sumerian Fleet deliver 8 songs of vintage dark electro with a Gothic tinge and a touch of bass guitar. The album's been put together in a way that the listener can connect the dots, create a narrative, and become immersed in this attitude that the band’s trying to convey, such as Vigny's idea of accepting despair: "A calm despair, without angry convulsions or reproaches directed at heaven, is the essence of wisdom." 

All songs were initially recorded at Mr Pauli’s studio in Den Haag, with overdubs and additional recordings at Zarkoff’s Sensorium Studio in Croatia, and then final mix downs at Alden Tyrell's studio in Rotterdam. The album has been mastered by Alden Tyrell and EQed for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. Each LP is packaged in a copper foil stamped jacket designed by Eloise Leigh, with abstract squares in varied rhythmic repetitions to indicate motion, and included a double sided 10”x10” insert with lyrics and notes.

Sumerian Fleet

Pendulum

Sumerian Fleet - Pendulum LP(snippets)

Job Sifre is one of the guys bringing new blood into the Amsterdam scene. This is the follow-up to his recently released debut on the new Artifical Dance label, where he continues his path of solid EBM fueled electronix. The record ends with the gorgeous ‘At Least We Try’, showing of his more tripping, rhythmic side. Beautiful complementary artwork by Stefan Unkovic.

Artwork by Stefan Unkovic
Mastering by Rude66
To be released end of January 2018.

Bestaan

KH013 - Job Sifre - Bestaan EP [preview]

desire is proud to announce the release of subtitled debut album by Italian synth-wave masters Newclear Waves. 

Hailing from Rome, exploring droned out electro pop territories with an interest for a refreshing hyperactive 80s New Wave, Newclear Waves’ soundscapes seem to surround a fruitful visual-graphical imaginary which deals with mass consumption, apocalyptic visions, weird machineries, post-modernism and the order of chaos. A promising new coming in the universe of home made electronic avant-gardism.

A3 Blood Moon

OR_58 Sample ≫ "Aleatory Chaos Second Chapter EP"
On preorder next march 15th / Shipping out april 15-20th
Distributed by Oráculo Records / Bordello A Parigi / Diana Charité
Find it at:
oraculorecords.bandcamp.com/
bordelloaparigi.com
redeyerecords.co.uk
juno.co.uk
deejay.de
decks.de
kernkrach.de
discopiu.com
pacifica beach USA
disko union japan
discos paradiso
ultrasound
mecanica records
... and some others lovely vinyl stores

Aleatory Chaos Second Chapter

OR_58 ≫ Etalon & Snem K - Lullabies

2LP vinyl: b.link/robotikovinyl
Digital: b.link/robotikodigital

"Communication 87-92” is a special selection of classic tracks and remixes from those golden years. Limited edition of 500 copies on double vinyl, gatefold sleeve and exclusive sticker. Digital version packed with bonus tracks and more remixes.

Robotiko Rejekto was created in Frankfurt am Main in 1987 by RaHen and Talla 2XLC. Both musicians already worked together in the early 80's on projects like Axodry, Moskwa TV and other incarnations as part of the "Sound of Frankfurt" scene.

With the mega success of the first single “Rejekto” (1987) released by Techno Drome International / ZYX Records, RaHen and Talla 2XLC were seamlessly able to live up to the earlier success with Axodry. They used on this track some lyrics in Romanian telling a fictional short story about two Romanian musicians: Dumitru Constantin and Andrei Vasile. This was followed by other two top chart singles: "Umsturz Jetzt!" (1988) and “Confusion" (1989). Shortly after, Talla 2XLC quit to concentrate on other projects, however some also in cooperation with RaHen.

For a short period of time, Kurt Ader joined the project and with RaHen produced the album "Cyper Space" (1990) including some new songs together with the previous singles. The misspelling of the album title is attributed to a mistake of the label ZYX Records. “Injection” (1990) and "Hangar 18” (1991) were the chosen singles published to support this album. A couple of other singles, “Density / Pure Control" and “Technology” (1992) came next but unfortunately with not a major success following by a hiatus of the band.

After a long pause, Robotiko Rejekto made a comeback in 2012 with Ralf Henrich (aka RaHen) composing new music and touring intensely.

Communication 87-92

Robotiko Rejekto - Umsturz Jetzt! (R.I.A.D. Mix)

2LP Vinyl: http://b.link/tfddxmvinyl
Digital (with bonus tracks): http://b.link/tfddxmdigital

Limited edition of 500 copies on double vinyl and gatefold sleeve. 100 copies available on purple vinyl with numbered card.

The Force Dimension was formed in the late 80's by René Van Dijck and Tycho de Groot. After some demos and appearances on compilations, the band signed a contract with the Belgian label KK Records. Their self-titled debut was released in 1989 curiously on two different versions, one produced by Luc Van Acker (Revolting Cocks) and the other co-produced by Dirk Ivens (Klinik, Dive). The duo continued developing a very unique sound mixing EBM, industrial and different electronic influences. In 1990 they finished what is considered their definitive work, “Deus Ex Machina”, followed by the mega club-hit “Algorythm”. The band released another single next year, “New Funk”, and after a couple of compilations stopped to work together in 1997. During the next years there were some failed attempts to reunite but it wasn't until 2013 when The Force Dimension was resurrected by René Van Dijck.

“Deus Ex Machina” is being now re-released on an expanded edition with all original tracks plus some bonus including remixes of “Algorythm”, some rare tracks from old compilations and new versions of the unreleased songs "Fatal Erection” and "Scanners".

The Force Dimension - Dance The Algorythm (Special Club Mix)

mecanica