Always adored this track. Got it on CD from back in the day!!! :)

Produced by - Konrad Ilke
Vocal sample - Flowdan
Artwork - Konrad Ilke
Graphics by - Hanna Järgenstedt
Mixed and mastered by Svensk Hushållssynth

Konrad Ilke - Welcome2London

Pre-order: https://linktr.ee/linalerecords

For their second release, @linalerecords digs out two tracks from late '90s Australian production outfit @andyrantzen & Paul McDermott (better known as Itch-E and Scratch-E) alongside Anthony Maher (Sheriff Lindo). 

Teaming up as Boo Boo, Mace & Nutcase, the trio previously only released solely on separate CDs in 1997, now remastered and made available for the first time on vinyl. 'Hejaz' sits on the B-side of 'Digital Rubber', a three-track EP from the Australian trio featuring a brand new rework of the record's title track from fellow Aussie @rudolf-c.

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Premiere: Boo Boo & Mace 'Hejaz'

Maroki launches the Spitskool Records imprint with 3 cuts of absolutely devastating club orientated sounds. 

Spitskool is a platform for Maroki and Coralie AKA ‘MXC’ and friends to release their music that perhaps wouldn’t fit elsewhere. Although it seems there is now a home at last.

The opening track; No - turned heads and shredded ears when first played at Haai & Daniel Avery’s renowned Junction 2 set back during Covid club closures - sparking a frantic online ID search. It has laid dormant since but cropped up in a handful of mixes and clubs around the world played by such selectors as GigiFM, Mad Miran and MSJY. It has since been re-mixed and mastered and is now coming out as the opening title of this EP. ‘No’ is a no-bullshit, straight up minimal broken techno affair. An arpeggiated bass rips through the track with surgical percussion lending support when needed. A crispy amen break keeps the piece rattling along with reese basses searing throughout.

‘AC4XT’ is a sleeping giant, again using the powerful rips and an earth shattering break and a sub that is oh so reminiscent of the old DMZ days but wholly different. The synth lines are tactile - loud, almost overpowering at times but once they disperse the space that is left is wide and compelling.

Finally Tremor - the clattering foray into Maroki’s chaotic mind. Techno in its simplest form but not. Sonically comparable to scaffolders losing their minds and dropping the structure in time to a 4 to the floor beat. Injections of pure noise and reprocessed breaks bring this track to fruition as a peak time destructive force.

On remix duties we have Coralie - known for his incredible release ‘Barney’s Maze’ on Quoth, which was subsequently picked up by editors at both Phonica Records & NinjaTune last year as being one of the most slept on releases of the year. We also have Tectonic regular & early mentor to Maroki ‘Elmono’ who has awoken from a slumber while mastering the dark arts of modular sound design in Lisbon for the last 5 years. Both throwing their hats into the ring for this series.

Coralie’s flip is as powerful as the original & showcases his textural and stylistic approach to forward thinking bass music. Elmono sticks true to his form and serves a cut that is beyond perfect. Walking the tight line between minimal and powerful simultaneously while sticking to his signature sound.

We also have Maroki & Coralie pitching in as MXC for not one but two remixes of Tremor - both evolved versions of the original that are standalone tracks in their own right. The minimal edit is an ode to their collaborative work together thus far. Racking bass and percussion into scorching sonic slop. The 2nd edit takes the original somewhere else entirely. Broken beats, confused sounds and hypnotic experimental grooves lead this down a very different path. An insight into what’s to come from the illusive duo later this year.

Keep you eyes and ears peeled for the physical release as there will only be a run of 30 limited edition pressings with limited edition artwork from the fabled dutch illustrator ’Sjondebaron’

SK001 - NO - MAROKI

Foundation is set in the future when the world is barely remembered
and humans have colonized the galaxy.
The record introduces Donnie Ozone, a brilliant visionary rapper and psychohistorian
whose job is to use lyrics and rhymes to predict the future.
It is divided into six chapters, each showing a part of the bigger picture
portrayed on the outstanding cover by Infidel.
Teslasonic gathers together the galaxy's top scientists and artists on a bleak outer planet and sets out to preserve the accumulated knowledge of humankind and begin a new human galactic empire based on Art, Science and Technology.
He calls his sanctuary the Foundation and designs it to withstand a dark age of ignorance, barbarism, and warfare that he predicts will last for a long time.

Tracklist:
A1 THE FREQUENCY
A2 THE MACHINE AGE
A3 STATIC ELECTRICITY
B1 ANTI GRAVITY TECHNOLOGY
B2 HUMAN GALACTIC EMPIRE
B3 TRANTOR

MinimalRome Cat. MR033
All tracks written and produced by Gianluca Bertasi
Voice and lyrics by Donnie Ozone
Artwork by Infidel
Cover design by Tiziano Zuliani
Master by Andrea Merlini
Distribution by Clone.nl - https://clone.nl/item72841.html

[MR033] Teslasonic - Foundation

The committee “Justice pour Sourour” and the Pacifique Records music platform is launching a series of compilations to raise awareness on the fight against police violence and collect funds to ensure justice for Sourour: beloved sister, mother, daughter, and friend, who died in a police station in Brussels on January 12, 2023. For this first volume we’re bringing together friends and allies: artists of the experimental and bass music scene, each presenting a track.   The fight we’re waging is relentless, we need to keep everyone’s attention so that the struggle doesn’t lose momentum, so that even more people feel concerned and join us, and so that similar violence can never happen again. We want to believe in a united, supportive and politicised music scene. As artists, musicians and cultural actors, and with your support, we can play a precious role in this fight.

Thank you for Sourour and the Abouda family.

NVST - The Failure In Your System

EtherwerkZ is back with "Ascension Vol. 2", the leftfield-infused second volume of their VA series,once again serving up high vibrational frequencies to create that magic transcendental dance floor experience.

The compilation kicks off with a heavy, raw halftime/bass-hole riddim from Bristol Amity collective's unstoppable Soundboy Elpac, who has delivered nothing but fire output in 2024

Xen Chron returns to the label with his Xenology-influenced style, sounding something like a 2-stepish take on Autechre remixing a track by Stinson's legendary Transllusion project, perfectly exemplifying his USA - UK relation and connection.

UK bass first team player Product Toss keeping game deep and rolling, but a bit more percussive and bassy, preparing the road perfect for the late night driving in Kid Kun-s German whip with his sub-loaded darkside stepper.

Mexico City's exciting underground club scene don Octoptic delivers an idm-ish technoid breakbeat weapon, ideal for late-night club workoutz.

Tokyo's Albino Sound continues the frequency invasion via his experimental street-style psychedelic techno, of course with key elements from the UK bass sound and scene (the foundation of this subterranean compilation).

Then, label top boy Iggy presents his new project "EssΞncƎ". A 2-step, warp-drive bass-powered journey to outer space, somehow dark and ethereal at the same time with an ambient Lee Gamble-style outro as well as a powerful message via TikTok!

On closing duty, Hungarian sound artist Audio Compression provides ambient bliss therapy for listeners' minds, slowly sinking into ethereal depths, taking us to new levels of this magic ascension.

Massive shouts to all the soundboys and the rest of the fam for making all this happen. The truth is  out once again.

Mastered by www.instagram.com/weightausend/
Artwork by www.instagram.com/annexmarrie/

FREE PALESTINE SAVE TikTok!!!

https://etherwerkz.bandcamp.com/album/va-ascension-vol-2https://soundcloud.com/etherwerkz
https://www.instagram.com/etherwerkz/

https://soundcloud.com/octoptic
https://www.instagram.com/octoptic

PREMIERE: Octoptic - Hoku [EtherwerkZ]

Jubby (2003) [Forthcoming Sonic Fiction Recordings]

The only one

Elektron Model:Cycles , Elektron Model:Sample

Deep Circuit

@roza-terenzi kicks off the new @pelvispelvis 'DJ Tools Volume 2' compilation with a funky electro-tinged number. An irresistible synth line fizzes across a base of sci-fi pads and demented animal yelps. 

'DJ Tools Volume 2' lands on April 13, pre-order it here: https://pelvisrecords.bandcamp.com/album/dj-tools-volume-2

Premiere: Roza Terenzi 'Oxygen Stomp'

Psssh is the new label formed by Dauwd Al Hilali and Dave Redmond,
born from a collection of demos the pair felt deserved their own home. The inaugural release is the first in a trilogy from Dauwd himself, signalling a departure from the sound that first brought him notoriety.

The project is eclectic, pursuing less contrived grooves, from impactful dancefloor works to an ambient playfulness.

The EP kicks off with ‘Jean Rouch’, a techno jam littered with driving percussion, and the eventual emergence of a properly satisfying bassline. ‘Idris’ is equally intriguing, an ever-flowing and meticulously layered groove that doesn't quit. 'Really Good’ concludes the record, impressing further a spirited and melodic slice of deep house.

Dauwd’s work is new and fresh, but with references to old that hold their own.

To serve his sonorous ideas the ferocious, and retro tribal art direction of artist Mauro Ventura delivers the perfect cinematic vision of Dauwd’s EP.

Premiere: Boo Boo & Mace 'Hejaz'

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