A2 (and personal favourite) from the new @Die-Orakel record.

Dinsync's bass powerhouse 'Gilbert' contorted by applied external envelopes paired with the usual rhythmical Sherman FB Gymnastix on the drums and plibtz.// 

Sold out in most spots last 12" copies left in shops abroad, Digital available eternally..

~Written 2020, released 2021~
~Melbourne 2 Frankfurt~

The New Adaptive Lacerta.

Reptant 'Skatter Tek' [ORKL-16]

B1 From No Moon's E Then Q EP, out now! 

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Melbourne based artist Dashiell debuts on Felt Sense Records with five hazy cuts, including a remix from Salt Mines co-founder Rudolf C.

Dashiell is a Melbourne born and raised DJ & Producer and a member of production group Menage alongside Sam Brickel, who released a track on Kia's Animalia imprint back in June 2020. Dashiell is a devotee to glitch & minimal musical styles, which shine through in his 'Going Nowhere Fast' EP on Melbourne label Felt Sense Records. The EP features a collection of tracks recorded over several years in some of Dash's ever-evolving bootleg studio setups like laundry spaces, and leaky tin sheds. The EP opener 'Aspect' sees Dashiell invite Steeplejack artist Sam Brickell to feature. The track offers fluttering grooves, hypnotic pads and spacey, humming low frequencies before 'Going Nowhere Fast' lays down breaky rhythms, tripped-out fx and twinkling synths underneath. Up next, 'Oxy' takes things into minimal territories as the shimmering bassline fuse delicately with moody textures and dubbed-out vibrations whilst 'Scratching The Surface' features ambient atmospheres, breezy soundscapes and glistening melodies.

To finish, Berlin-based Australian producer and Co-Founder of the Salt Mines label rolls out a loopy remix of 'Going Nowhere Fast' as he blends trippy electronics and murky tonality.

Going Nowhere Fast

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The Creators - Up To The B

Mike 'Agent X' Clark is a true hero of the Detroit scene, dubbed an ambassador among the city’s underground music community. As a pioneer, he was pivotal in merging the fast growing Chicago style with the Euro-disco and progressive sound, becoming a major figure in the birth of the Detroit techno by the late 80’s.

El Prevost's No Speakers label has , and they've drafted in Clark for his killer jam "The Heat." Alongside the original, there is a strong cast of remixers on hand to serve up deadly variations. Newcomer Peter Rocket especially impresses with a crafty breaks version that cuts up the vocal of the original and transposes it onto a heavy, broken groove that floats in it’s own distinctive space, collapsing distinctions between retro and futuristic.

Just 23 years old, Peter Rocket released his debut track ‘C-Mo-Futur’ - under the name Mo Reece - in 2017 via South London institution World Unknown, displaying a deft touch for acid-bubbling electro-breaks. Since then things have got weirder and wilder.

 El Prevost and Ben Sims remixes are also available on the vinyl, coming Nov 11!

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Artist: Carmel & Salomo
Title: Happy Hour
Track Title: Happy Hour
Label: R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings
Cat #: RM12008
Release date: 25.06.2020
Format: 12" / Digital Bandcamp excl.

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Leipzig based producers, Salomo & Carmel bring you ‘Happy Hour’, electro, house, techno & weirdo disco on Carmel’s imprint R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings.

Happy Hour (Promo)

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Label: Banoffee Pies Records
Artist: Paradise 3001
Title: Low Sun Archives
Catalogue Number: BPRE01
Genre: House / Trance / Down Tempo
Release: 09/20

Tracklist: 
A1 Several Huge Yellow Snaplike Somethings
A2 Low Sun In Dub
B1 Inner Rhythm (Bio Sensitive Mix)
B2 Beautification Bang Bang (Daktari Mix)
B3 Gates Of Eden

Banoffee Pies Records begin their newest venture with a nod to the past. Introducing the latest Re-issue series focusing on old and lost gems. All five tracks, originally produced in 1991-1994. Paradise 3001 aka Dr Nunu kicks things off with “Low Sun Archives”. A deep dive into a small section of his outstanding back catalog which flaunts many layers of adventurous and floor ready music across Trance, Techno, Ambient, Dub and DownTempo. 

The release starts with “Several Huge Yellow Snaplike Somethings” - A forgotten beach trance titan with instant teleportation to another time, neatly followed by the mesmerising sunset plod of “Low Sun In Dub” riding slow at 94 bpm. Keeping steady, the B side opens with the heavy drums and spaced pads of “Inner Rhythm (Bio Sensitive Mix)”. The second injection of speed comes from the tribal percussion and heavy swirling sounds of “Beautification Bang Bang Bang (Daktari Mix)”. The release then falls to a calming close with “Gates Of Eden”. Waving you off the shore into the night. For all the moods. Love BPR x

Mastered: Optimum
Pressed: MPO
Distributed by: KUDOS Records
Artwork: Patrick Savile

Banoffee Pies Re-Issue 01

Low Sun Archives

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The word ‘Isolation’ undoubtedly has a new weight to it. For any person, within communities, it has the ability to starve us of something essential OR positively re-calibrate an individual whose introspection can lead to creation. The title & concept of this release is simply an acknowledgement of a creative process in which going inwards can lead to the discovery of something unique.

We as people move alongside technological advancements & this has the power to ‘connect & isolate’ Our personal relationships with one another also take on new forms as our tools for communication change. This inspires creative action. The human response to modern devices can result in surreal and unfamiliar expressions. In terms of music, our instant access to information from the past & engrained intuitions lead us to revisit atavistic rhythms of the past & reinterpret them with new sensibilities. We create music from the ‘Now’ that traverses the ‘Past’ with sights set on the future!

Bonds created from this expression can withstand and even strengthen even when inter-continental physical distance is imposed - forcing us to look inward to investigate the true depth of relationships forged out of creative expression. Rhythm has been used for millennia to locate the deepest parts of the soul & to re/connect spirits - this is true also in the modern age. Certain feelings cannot be expressed via digital text-communications nor with words alone; Music is the answer. Connection through disconnection.

The Artwork on the B-side of this record is a symbol of the individual, isolated & pinned down by the spindle, falling, spiralling, a metaphor for whatever turns you inward. The needle on the record emanates the rhythm”

PHZ004 - Sedgwick’s first return to Vinyl since PHZ001’s Digitale Djungle. Five cuts of proper underground material for dancers and deejays alike. Sedgwick’s homecoming is aplomb with hot, headsy electro interposed across a lewd landscape of tripped-out transmissions. We get straight to it with ‘Metal Detector’, a bewitching, twisted work-out delivered with such conviction it could be straight from 1997 Anthony Rother. With elements of breaks, electro and techno - ‘Exit’, the A2, is a pulsating peregrination around the geography of underground sound; hybrid heads - take note. On the flip of the record we are greeted with 'Pleasuresque' a quasi-old school breaks track which delivers a vibey electronic grit, balanced carefully with serene pad work and sparse moments in the track - it's the masterful arrangement here which allows Sedgwick to push the musical tension to the next level. Elsewhere, ‘Blue Print’ is a beautifully paced synthetic trip, one for the “sun coming through the shutters” crew. Closing things is ‘Bermuda Dream’, a markedly poised, high-octane dreamscape of emotional intelligence and a confident gaze ahead. Welcome to the future.

Words by Jack Anderson

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Rhythm and Isolation

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Adam Pits lands on X-Kalay with three cuts of hard hitting, wigged out club music. Includes Bliss Inc. remix on the flip!

Pre order: https://bit.ly/31FG6Ro

Available 27th November 2020

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XK023 | Adam Pits - Piston Pump

@reptant_the_lizard's debut release on Die Orakel is an n-dimensional array of five seriously electro flavoured composites on vinyl (and digital, that is). The Melbourne based producer starts off quirky, fast-paced and slightly acidic, skillfully swerving into the laid-back leftfield of mid-to-late 90s UK IDM. At either tempi, The New Adaptive Lacerta is a truly sublime and modern classic EP.

A1: Ultra Violent Light 
A2: Skatter Tek 
B1: Sticky Feet 
B2: Absorption 
B3: Metachrosis

Written and produced: Reptant
Mastering: Lopazz at Mixmastering.de
Lacquer cut: Daniel Krieger at SST
Artwork: Orakel Studio
Cover photo: Neven Allgeier
Words: Patrick Raddatz

Label: Die Orakel
Catalog: ORKL-16
Format: 12" vinyl, digital
Distribution: One Eye Witness
Release: Fri 19 March 2021

The New Adaptive Lacerta

Reptant – The New Adaptive Lacerta

Bristol producer Boulderhead combines his affinity to minimalism with a range of influences across the club spectrum on Super Portal.

The minimal, breakbeat flaked Metamaterial opens before the stripped-out acid of the aptly named Wanna Go To A Party that evokes its title. On the flip, Super Portal combines broken bristol techno rhythms with a hypnotic driving synth while skeletal stepper Humons combines muted chords with skippy drums. Closing proceedings is Grooverider, a rumbling roller that succeeds in making a lot out of few elements.

‘Super Portal’ drops on Friday 30th April, via Running Out Of Steam.

>> @boulderheaduk

Super Portal

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PREMIERE: Sedgwick - Blue Print [Potatoheadz Records]

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