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Just discovered your artistry.... very very nice stuff.. been spinning this EP and all the cuts are super dope. Cant wait to spin these.

This month on Vertical Reality, Glenn Astro explores 2 hours of tracks featuring vintage rhythm machines. Folk, soul, new wave and beyond with music from the likes of Sly & the Family Stone, Tortoise and Kate Bush.

Vertical Reality #6: 31 Great Songs with Rhythm Machines w/ Glenn Astro

almost 4 hours bubs to bubs @kiernanlaveaux live from de sound room September 2022

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Organic Analogue Transmission With DJ Nate Forest (10 Years Of Dancing Special) [07.03.2024]

Hello World! 
Few bits and bobs coming out shortly: https://mnlth.bandcamp.com
MN-LTH-103
MN-LTH-104
MN-LTH-105- Coming soon 
MN-LTH-106
Dave :)

Dave Monolith

MNLTH103-106 previews OUT NOW

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Dave Monolith - Heatrave 909 - MN-LTH-105

Track featured on the new Organic Analogue Records compilation, available on  tape and digital to mark their ten year anniversary. 

All proceeds from the sales will be directed towards a charitable cause supporting children affected by disasters and conflicts.

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Welcome to a new edition of The OA Transmissions on Mutant Radio. The OA - 2024 Transmissions will primarily highlight artists from our recent tape compilation, celebrating the label's 10th anniversary. In this episode, we're excited to feature two artists, MEAM and SDEM, both hailing from the North and affiliated with the mighty Skam Records.

In the first hour, we welcome Andy Jackson from MEAM. Their 2003 mini-album "the L" on Skam remains a standout moment for the label. Andy's set will range from 'early MEAM stuff' to more recent work. Next, we have Tom Knapp, aka SDEM, whose roots in Hull's 80s metal and hip-hop scene shaped his musical journey. You'll hear some of these influences in today’s set.

Organic Analogue Transmission # 42  With MEAM and SDEM [30.04.2024]

Marvis Dee - Alpha E.P - (Orgue Electronique Remix) - 0A006 

( Organic Analogue Records )

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Tracklisting:
A1 : Alpha
A2 : Dipper
A3 : I Can See It In My Dreams
B1 : Intervention
B2 : Cygnus
B3 :  I Can See It In My Dreams (Orgue Electronique Remix) 
B4 : Outro 

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Copies : 400 (limited edition) 
Vinyl : Transparent Yellow (140g)
Release date : 29th January  2018 (approximately) 
Distribution : Juno 
Mastered : Optimum (Bristol)

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OA’s time-slipping journey into classic/future-gazing electronics continues with the arrival of Marvis Dee. This new 12” is in fact the brainchild of Jeremiah R, the Dutch electro maverick who kicked off the label back in 2013 with The New Wave, and who has since gone on to respected outposts such as Tabernacle, Enklav. and BAKK. As Marvis Dee he’s been equally busy over the past two years, springing up on In My Dreams and Lime Street Music with a spin on deep Chicago house that should strike a chord with fans of Larry Heard et al.

On the Alpha EP, Marvis Dee has ample space to explore the boundaries of his sound across six original productions that strike a unique, curious chord even as they display the comforting hallmarks of hardware house music. “Alpha” paints a vivid, noirish fantasy around the structure of jacking 707 drums, using fulsome bass swells and uneasy leads to create a sinister mood patched in the direction of the darkest basement dance. “Dipper” is no less deviant in its design, channeling a little of Dopplereffekt’s dystopian synth tones while managing to bridge further back to the heartwarming pop charm of Kraftwerk.

With “I Can See It In My Dreams” the true nature of Marvis Dee’s mission is revealed – the track rides on a pristine, punchy bassline as tumbling toms and soaring pads notes swirl in the romantic haze of synthetic sensuality. The emotional gauge is pitched squarely in that uncertain, melancholic headspace where the questions are as enticing as the answers – a feeling wholly carried through to the brooding twitch of “Intervention”. This is not house music to spell out how you should be feeling.

Cygnus  takes a lighter approach to melody, calling on the kind of sweet-natured harmonics that defined early B12 material while faithfully maintaining the straight-up thrum of the drum machines. The track’s beauty lies in its simplicity, using gentle pad refrains and deft dabs of bleep to intone a message of calm – a sentiment echoed on beatless EP closer “Outro”.

Orgue Electronique is the perfect match for the woozy tones of Marvis Dee, and so the Dutch mainstay takes to “I Can See It In My Dreams” and delivers a subtle revision, boosting the rhythm section and sprinkling some additional sparkle on top of the original production. It’s an understated, respectful approach to the remix tradition that aligns with the overall ethos of the Alpha EP.

To complement Dee’s homage to the spirit of Chi-town beatdowns, the record comes housed in a jacket indebted to the iconic designs of early house music, continuing OA’s fine tradition of on-point, concept-led visuals.

(words by Oliver Warwick journalist for iDJ mag / RA / Fact / Ransom Note)

Marvis Dee - Alpha EP - (Orgue Electronique Remix)

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Igloo Magazine Review
The machinists of MinimalRome have been busy while their capital was in lockdown, beavering away at their banks of equipment while contracting likeminded knob jerkers to their cause, as well as this six tracker. Flying the home flag we have Teslasonic (Gianluca Bertasi) and Heinrich Dressel (Valerio Lombardozzi). Bertasi, still fresh from his recent appearance on Bar Records, opens with the fiery and frigid funk of “Cyber Flow.” Raw and distorted chords are further cooled by sharp beats and cold computer chords. Lombardozzi counters these arctic blasts with the warming autumnal subtlety of “Ombre Et Lumiere.” Plant43 finds a balance between these two fronts with the vast crystalline expanse of “Breaks the Surface.” A disperse melody tiptoes through the thin spinneys of drums with broad gusts of bass unsettling the tranquillity.

The tone changes immediately on the flip with Cosmic Force taking the helm. Percussive patterns dare to break ranks as the dutchman compresses a squalid acid line down to a stark syrup. Toms rumble and pop with industrial menace dancing with mutant electro-funk for “Deny Evil’s Existence.” A daringly brilliant piece. Another stalwart of all-things acidic follows, the Austrian duo and Trust mainstays Microthol. Their offering, “More Detections” is a notably off-kilter piece, stumbling snares attempt to find stability through a haze of ghosting samples and aquatic submersion. The finale comes from a completely different place. Returning from an appearance on Trame Due, Sonobe delivers the sumptuous elegance of “Another Frame.” Esoteric and fragile, the track shimmers on cascading notes before melting away all too quickly.

Urbi Et Orbi 4 comes fourteen years after the first compilation of the series and it has followed in the footsteps of its siblings. As in previous collections, a raft of styles occupies this 12”—everything from deep ambience and icy electro to acid deviance. There are tracks that challenge the listener on each side, there are also soothing refrains that offer space for reflection. A perfect expression of a label that has grown over almost two decades, that has faced trials and tribulations and has again, and again, overcome them and shone.
@IglooMagazine

"VV.AA. - Urbi et Orbi 4" will be available from October 26, 2020 in Vinyl & Digital here :
CLONE.NL : www.clone.nl/item61875.html
Beatport : www.beatport.com/release/vv-aa-ur…t-orbi-4/3143436

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VV.AA. - Urbi et Orbi 4 [MR032]

The MinimalRome "Urbi et Orbi" franchise debuts in 2006, juxtaposing Rome-based producers to others around the globe ("urbi et orbi" can be translated as "to the city and to the world") featuring -- in time, amongst others -- Legowelt, Rude 66, Mick Wills, Andrea Benedetti, Ra-X, Polysick, The Exaltics. This fourth chapter delivers a vinyl EP compilation with monster electro tracks by Teslasonic, Plant43, Cosmic Force and Microthol, plus a couple of synthorama joints by Heinrich Dressel and Sonobe.

Tracklist:
A1. Teslasonic – Cyber Flow
A2. Plant43 - Breaks the Surface
A3. Heinrich Dressel - Ombre et Lumière

B1. Cosmic Force - Deny Evil's Existence
B2. Microthol - More Detections
B3. Sonobe - Another Frame

Master by Andrea merlini
Artwork by Dave Grave

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Discogs : www.discogs.com/artist/1015051-TeslaSonic
Facebook : www.facebook.com/teslasonic
Instagram : www.instagram.com/teslasonic
SoundCloud : @teslasonic-minimalrome
Website : www.teslasonic.org

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Discogs : www.discogs.com/label/53351-MinimalRome
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SoundCloud : @minimalrome
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Jeremiah R. - The New Wave 
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