Tracks

DJ Metatron - Oh Ah

DJ Metatron - State Of Me

Blanc 2 -  Out Of Here (Original Mix) [HIVERN DISCS]

Traumprinz - 2Bad (DJ Metatron 'What If Madness Is The Only Relief' Rework)

Andrea - Outlines

A1. Outlines
A2. Rainbow
B1. Machine
B2. Choral 



IT028 ANDREA - OUTLINES

Roman Poncet - Route Of Pain [Original Mix]

DJ Metatron - Rave Child (Aka Traumprinz)

For promotional use only.
Norm Talley ‎– Tracks From The Asylum
Label: Mixmode Recordings ‎– MM010
Released:Jun 2011


Norm Talley - More Powder

"Forsaken Dreadnought Approaching Dead Space" by @blind-observatory will be out in late September on Gravitational. More info: bit.ly/BlinObs

Forsaken Dreadnought Approaching Dead Space

Info

Blind Observatory - Forsaken

@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

Vision (Remixes)

Radio Slave - Vision (Obscure Shape & SHDW Remix)

Traumprinz - Good Vibrations (Kashas Main Vocal Mix)

Traumprinz - N.Y. Diva Has Been Set On Fire (Kasha's Short Vocal Mix)

When the Zenker Brothers launched Ilian Tape back in 2007, they likely had no idea that 10 years later it would stand as one of the world's most influential techno labels. To mark the occasion, they've assembled a new compilation, 'A Decade Ilian Tape,' which features contributions from across the label's roster, including artists like Skee Mask, Andrea and, of course, the Zenker Brothers themselves. Also appearing is Italian producer Stenny, whose brawny "P-Zone" debuted on RBMA Radio's First Floor, our weekly look at what's new in electronic music.

@ilian-tape
http://rbmaradio.com/shows/first-floor-shawn-reynaldo
http://redbullmusicacademy.com

A Decade Ilian Tape

Stenny "P-Zone" [First Floor Premiere]

Part of "Transhumanism 2", forthcoming on Bass Agenda, october 2017.

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Broadcast & Support:
Dr Rubinstein - The very last track monday 0500 hrs at the Lowlands 2018 Festival Bravo stage!
Helena Hauff Residency BBC Radio 1 30-11-17
Dave Clarke White Noise #612
ELEKTRODOS. New songs and DJ Set from Nessbeth
ELEKTRODOS. New songs and DJ Set from Gamadon 271117
BassAgenda 154 DJ Assault & Detroit's Filthiest aka DJ Nasty
Gamadon - Warehouse Manifesto Vol. 4
Tracklistings Mixtape #287: RXmode - Transhumanism 2, The Dark Matter Mix
Carmelo Ponente - Sound Pressure #5
Analysis Techno Movement # 38 Andy Barton [Bass Agenda] (02-12-17)
BassAgenda Xtra - Whip It 2017 with The Advent

Zero Meridian [Bass Agenda BA-066]

‘Plannt’ begins with some unaccompanied moody chords which quickly fold in favour of a truly arresting electro composition, and this is where @shinra truly allows himself to shine. The underlying rhythmic sirens help to highlight the sheer density of this track and its elements: the flexible and richly layered nature which persists throughout means that ‘Plannt’ is one that can suit both listening on the floor and on headphones in equal measure.

The Meteor EP is out May 12th on @analogicalforce.

Pre-order: bit.ly/2pySXQo

Premiere: Shinra – Plannt [Analogical Force]

C-Mem - C-Mem 1.2

Celebrating the repress of this record, here's an unreleased version of Sgnelkab! 

Repress out now. 

Order here: http://www.tigernet.no/artist/5356--skateb%C3%A5rd

SGNELKAB - Unreleased "live in studio" version

Available now: https://KompaktRecords.lnk.to/Speicher104SD

Dear Friends,

25 years of KOMPAKT is no reason to get hysterical. Then again, it’s a nice occasion to have a laid back look at the situation in electronic music today. Minimal techno in all it's varieties is now established as the worlds best dance music, as you may know. So far, so good. What’s next? Nothing. Dance on!

I’ve gain two essential insights with the passage of time. First off, that music which over the years only knew “faster, better, stronger” and “forwards ever – backwards never” can constantly repeat, quote and loop itself without killing itself. A music that suspends the meaning of time and eventually can set a parallel, better universe of fantasy against the twisted grimaces of reality. Again and again.

And secondly, that getting older living in/with this music is a quite relative term to which ideally a serenity of age can ring a bell. This shows that 25 years after 1993 so many protagonists, enthusiasts, DJs, musicians, relentlessly rave fighters – with all personal advancement – are still there and still celebrate, play or produce this/theirs music; and compete themselves and their music just with that.

Two such heroes of the neat and tidy bass drum culture are with no doubt T.RAUMSCHMIERE aka MARCO HAAS and REINHARD VOIGT. From day one, those two figureheads have given live-techno the glam of stage-diving rock ‘n’ roll, long before vodka and beer prevailed as alternative lube for ecstatic dancefloors.

Even better they both now raise the glass at the longest techno-bar in the world named KOMPAKT EXTRA/SPEICHER. With DREI MILLIONEN KÖLSCH, Reinhard Voigt continues to establish his savvy “way into sound”, which he's pursued for a few years now on his many releases. He’s turning genre clichés into a very personal take with his defiant mix of the deepness of a lonesome cowboy and his implicit faith in the dancefloor and gives the music a very personal touch of ennnoblement of the faith in itself. Technos dignity shall be inviolable.

For me, AUGEN ZU by T.RAUMSCHMIERE is one of the most beautiful masterpieces of bass-heavy “Umta Umta” techno. A few strikingly brilliant vocal lines from the master himself, put through the machines and combined with a relentlessly sequencer that says it all. This cheers my heart and we will always need such tracks to remind us of ourselves. And to forget about ourselves. Smash hits of unreason! Or the prettiest declaration of love to a music which gets its magical moments from what’s happening between the bass drum-beats. But only by this when the bassdrum remains linear and will do so forever. Both Marco Haas and Reinhard Voigt know that. Because after techno comes always techno.

Wolfgang Voigt – May, 2018 Wolfgang Voigt – May, 2018

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Neil