The Millenium Techno Discovery

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Radio Slave

The Clone Wars

RADIO SLAVE - THE CLONE WARS

Heiko Laux' 5th solo album coming late November on Kanzleramt

Beatport

Heiko Laux - Hexagon (Fernweh | ka167)

Steffi | Bang For Your Buck

Geeeman - Bang't

IV57 - Secret Weapons EP Part 7

A1 Agoria - Alluvion 
A2 Eagles & Butterflies - The Story That Never Ends

B1 Chasing Kurt - Running Searching (Michael Gracioppo Remix) 
B2 Coyu - Just Nin (He Cries At Night) Andre Lodemann Remix

C1 Luca Ballerini - Amore & Psiche 
C2 GoldFFinch - Diatomic

D1 Simon Haydo - Ominous 
D2 Monoloc - Flaneur

Release dates: 
30/03/2015 mutingthenoise.com & Beatport 
13/04/2015 worldwide

GoldFFinch - Diatomic

Octave One's set for us last year was phenomenal; the energy, setting and metronomic head twists made it a no-brainer for inclusion in our Best of 2014. If you're that way inclined, you can hear the story behind how Boiler Room helped relaunch their career in more depth over here [INSERT LINK TO MICHAIL INTERVIEW HERE], as relayed to Derek Plaslaiko and our very own Michail. Seven tracks from Moscow made it onto their new LP, due May 26th, of which "Afterglow" was arguably the strongest.
Much like the towering behemoth of "Blackwater", it's a synergy of styles; dozens of boxes chattering away to one another in harmony. Somehow the track manages to be both flinty hard and yet shimmering, the lead curdled and yet crystal-clear. It's dancefloor TNT, an emphatic return from the brothers Burden. Burn It Down indeed.

Octave One "Afterglow" - Boiler Room Debuts

TRAUMER - COLD WATER - A R T S

This is a 128 kbps extract from the original track.
Vinyl 12inch in June

Oniris - Daylight [Astropolis Records]

Ominous tones and meandering synths are present early doors before the cut evolves into the sort of track you can imagine Papa Sven dropping to screaming ravers on the Amnesia terrace. Weighty, rolling and oh so ferocious. We're feeling this. 

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REKIDS081

With the original release marking Rekids return from hiatus, Radio Slave's The Clone Wars is now revisited with a trio of new interpretations from three distinctive talents on house & techno.

On the A side, Markus Suckut moulds the original into the kind of no-nonsense rolling techno jam that has personified his releases for Mosaic and Figure. The B side enlists two US talents in the shape of Parris Mitchell and DJ Spider, with the former bringing a glitchy take on the jacking Chicago house that Mitchell perfected in his timeless productions for Dance Mania, and the latter shaping the track into crunchy weirdo techno that sits perfectly alongside his output for The Trilogy Tapes and his own NY-based Plan B Recordings.

B1 Radio Slave - The Clone Wars (Parris Mitchell Computer Clone Remix)

Heiko Laux - Fernweh Remixes ONE is available on Kanzleramt now.

Fernweh Remixes ONE

get at Beatport

Heiko Laux - There There (Dub) | KA169

Heiko Laux - Neutron (Yan Cook Remix)

Released 26.2.16

GoldFFinch return for their second EP for Kevin McHugh's (@ambivalent) Valence imprint, once again bringing their UK- influenced, Belgium-honed techno sound that has seen them release on a diverse range of labels including Numbers, Saigon Recordings and Turbo.

The Modification EP features four tracks imbued with the kinetic energy, insistent rhythms and subtle melodics that followers of the duo have come to expect from their output: expertly produced yet with warmth, edge and individuality.

GoldFFinch - Are We Here

Trevino Eclipse

Eating Glue

#PK7
Available at iTunes: http://hyperurl.co/PK7
Listen on Spotify: http://bit.ly/PK7SpotifyPL
Mothertrucker Video:  http://bit.ly/MothertruckerVideoPK7
Cloud Rider: Video: http://bit.ly/CloudRiderVideoPK7 

Paul Kalkbrenner - Bengang (Original Mix)

Paul Kalkbrenner - Altes Kamuffel (Special Berlin Calling Edit)

Forbidden Planet 002
Breaker 1 2 - Breakin'
3 track EP
to be released on vinyl late May, 2013

Distributed by Diamond and Pearls Berlin

The Millenium Techno Discovery

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