Marcel Fengler - Frantic

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Josh Wink, the man behind Ovum Recordings, has been a treasured member of the worldwide house and techno community since the early 90s. 

Throughout his long-running career, the American DJ and producer has released four albums and released on labels such as R&amp;S and Strictly Rhythm, the latter providing a home for 1995's acid smasher 'Higher State Of Consciousness'. 

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Premiere: Josh Wink 'Are You There?' (Ben Klock remix)

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SHDW & Obscure Shape's (@shdw-music & @utobscure0010) second EP picks up where their debut "Nachtblende" left off. Read more about the two, their party nights and label under the From Another Mind banner and future plans: bit.ly/SHDWShp

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@utobscure0010 and @shdw-music's remix of Radio Slave's "Vision" will be released through @rekids on October 14/28 on vinyl and digitally. More info: bit.ly/SHObRa

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Johannes Heil - A1 [EXILE007]

Cooked up with a more melodic vibe and fusing elements of house and techno, Dense & Pika’s latest outing on Drumcode offers something different compared to their previous work. There is still that vintage feel to each of the tracks with analogue sounds and arrangements born and developed from experimental studio jams. Indeed, ‘Suki’ heavily utilizes the distinct harmonic tones of the Dave Smith Prophet 8 keyboard. While ‘Little Sun’ - A staple of D&P performances over the last three months - delivers a more classic Drumcode sound. ‘Lanky’ closes out the release with an infectious slab of wonderfully wonked-out raw funk.

Premiere: Josh Wink 'Are You There?' (Ben Klock remix)

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