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MANFREDAS' MUSIC CABINET

Vietnamese jaw harp dan moi dancing to the sounds of all time favourite techno classic from the beginning of the 90s. Recorded on a Sunday morning session with DJ Kalev K (www.mixcloud.com/kalev-kaa/)

Sweet Exorcist - Testfour (Pp Kaubi Dan Moi Jam)

Zsa Zsa La Boum - Something Scary

Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun ED "Uraomote Fortune" by Ozawa Ari.

Shugmonkey Demo - Live Recording - Recorded at Listen Inn, Shaftesbury 14th February 2015

Quark, Strangeness and Charm - Hawkwind

The Attic

Sabresonic II

Smokebelch II (David Holmes Mix)

BUY VINYL: www.darkentriesrecords.com/store/dark-entries/boytronic-bryllyant-ep

Boytronic is a synthpop group from Hamburg, Germany founded by by Holger Wobker and Peter Sawatzki in 1982. The duo began composing music as the soundtrack to sex shows on Hamburg’s famous “Mile of Sin”. Soon after, Holger started working in a local record shop where he played early Boytronic demos during his shifts. A representative from Mercury Records came to the shop, heard the songs and gave the band a contract. They would go to release many singles and two albums “The Working Model” in 1983 and “The Continental” in 1985. By 1986 the record company claimed rights to the band name and put together a completely different line­up fronted by Hayo Lewerentz. This new incarnation continued to record under the Boytronic name until the mid-­90's.

Influenced by Kraftwerk, The Human League, Visage and Depeche Mode, the band crafted their own brand of synthpop. Their first single “You” was released by Mercury Records in 1983 and became a Top 10 club hit in many European charts. Inspired by New Order’s “Bizarre Love Triangle”, the song in an openly gay love song, where the singer expresses his loneliness waiting the return of his adoration for another man. “Trigger Track” was released in 1984 as a B-­side of the second Boytronic single “Diamonds and Loving Arms”. It was originally planned as an A-side, but was declined by the record company. “Bryllyant” was originally released as a B­-side to the 86 remix of “You” on JDC Records, a label aimed at dance floors and club DJs. A Belgian DJ played the song at 33rpm and convinced the band to release this slower speed version in 1988. It became the band’s second most successful release and a hit across Europe. This EP features both the 1986
U.S Remix and 1988 33 1⁄3 Plus 8 Remix of “Bryllyant”, as well as the original 1983 Extended 12” version of “You” and a special edit of Trigger Track never before released on vinyl.

All songs have been remastered for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios. Each LP comes in an jacket featuring neon green spot gloss lettering based on the 1988 “Bryllyant” single, and includes an 8.5x11 glossy press photo with liner notes, credits and lyrics, designed by Eloise Leigh. “So what you hold in your hands now is a trip back to the rousing eighties in Germany, in the post punk era, when everybody wore awful clothes and painted their hair with crazy colours. Mine was pink...enjoy.” (Holger Wobker, 2015)

Bryllyant (33⅓ Plus 8 Remix)

Reassuringly Confused

13 Evil King

Reggie Blount - HEY

Acid Tracks - Phuture

Mix created from all the 1990's classic deep & funky techno tracks heard at the weekly "Voodoo" club night in Liverpool, across the Le Bateau, Mardi Gras and Clear club residences.

Derrick May "R-Theme"

WRWTFWW Records + We Release Jazz
Musique Pour La Danse
Mental Groove Records

Zsa Zsa La Boum - Something Scary

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