Techno Tracks

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June 2013

First release of Dark Rose. The RUBRIK E.P. 
A1_Rubrik part1 by Miki Craven
A2_Eating Bankers by Spear
B1_Rubrik part2 by Miki Craven
B2_Hunting Politicians by Spear

Release date:  3rd week October.
Distributed by Triple Vision
ArtWork by Lily McFly

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DARK ROSE Records 01: MIKI CRAVEN AND SPEAR: The Rubrik E.P.

Artist: Tripeo
Title: Fourth Trip
Catalogue number: TRIP4
Format: 12” vinyl only
Releasedate: 7th of october
File under: Techno
Tracklist: 
A1: Untitled #7
B1: Untitled #8

Tripeo is feeling a bit more angry on his Fourth Trip. Probably due to massive lay-overs and delays. Untitled #7 and #8 are two industrial cuts with extreme synth- and FX-programming to maximize dancefloor devastation. Only meant to be played out LOUD.

This series is VINYL ONLY, and yes: that really means NO digital release.

FEEDBACK

Pfirter – “I love it!! Great work ☺ My favourite Tripeo so far. I’ll be playing both of these LOUD as demanded ☺”

DVS1 – “YES!!! Go Darko… or I mean Tripeo!!! Another nice release!!”

Luke Slater – “New Tripeo releases are always welcome!!”

Laurent Garnier – “Untitled #08 is a BIIIIIG one from Tripeo!! Supporting.” 

Alan Fitzpatrick – “WOW! Loving this TRIPEO series!! Playing lots! Untitled #08 my fav here.”

Shadow Dancer (Al) – “Great skittering percussion on '7' and choppy organ in '8' - ace techno.”

Dave Clarke – “The well titled Number 8 is the one for me here. Will be playing it on White Noise.”

Gary Beck – “#7 is the standout for me on here. I’m really looking forward to dropping this one!”

Josh Wink – “Yes! Angry techno! HAHA! I’m liking #8, thanks for sending Darko!”

Golden River Show – (East Village Radio, NYC, USA) – “I love Tripeo!! Not even listening, just downloading ☺”

Resident Advisor – Review Confirmed

Andrew W – (Pulse Radio / In The Mix, Australia) – “Woah, angry is right! Will play these on my radio show.”

Paul C – (Ibiza Voice) – “Always effective stuff from Tripeo!”

Mixmag – Review Confirmed

DJ Magazine, Spain – Review Confirmed

AnD – “#7 is so BADASS, will definitely fit straight into our sets!! ☺”

Samuli Kemppi – “Yes, finally Darko is putting these out. Heard these in Tripeo live set in Helsinki a while ago. Killers! And, Fifth Trip is going to be huge too... ☺ Full support!”

Truss – “Thanks for sending these. Big fan of Tripeo. Great EP again, #7 is my pick but I'm sure I'll be playing both.”

Svreca – “The new Tripeo chapter is really nice!!! Support for Darko!”

Unbalance – “Thanks for promos, I like the #08 from Tripeo, really explosive groove!”

Surgeon – “Thanx for sending this across. I’m gonna be playing #07 on my Rinse FM show!”

Exium – “Both tracks are gonna work for out sets. I can hear them working well in the clubs for us.”

Marcel Fengler – “MASSIVE Tunes again from Tripeo!! Support from me.”

Bill Nasty – “2 absolute KILLERS from Tripeo!! 5/5 stuff!”

Gerd – “Can’t keep up with the Tripeo man who’s banging out them tunes like a nutter! Luvin this again! #8 is my fav, with that crazy synth line. Madness!”

Shadow Dancer (Paul) – “Another blinder from Tripeo. The kind of techno that somehow makes me think of spiders. And, as much as I hate spiders, I love that kind of techno. Really love Untitled #8's aggressive build up to exploding point....only for it to descend into a subtler groove. It's the musical equivalent of hitting turbulence: that feeling of leaving your stomach somewhere three feet above your head.”

Mark Broom – “Untitled 8 has a lovely old school feel with the lead line, Broom will be using this many times! ☺”

Max_M – “I can’t wait to spin these on vinyl Darko!! 5/5 ☺”

Angel Molina – “The raw Untitled #7 is the pick of the release here for me. Will play!”

Samuel L Session – “#08 feels right for me on this release. Good and aggressive techno from Darko!”

Dustin Zahn – “Very nice take on classic techno! I just wish #7 was slightly more stripped down in the middle like the intro and outro. #8 is fantastic too.”

Ian O’Donovan – “Yes, great stuff again Darko! Both sound wicked! Playing! thnx.”

Ambivalent – “FUCK YOU TRIPEO!!! Hahaha This is too good man!! Jesus. It's like an instant classic. This is heavy weaponry. Full support!!”

Inigo Kennedy – “Another great Tripeo release! Will play for sure! #8 is especially good!”

Mr Jones – “Nice ep from Tripeo… Old school touch that we’ve come to know from him… I like the whole ep here!”

Mosca – “Trip #8 for me thanks Mr Esser... Johnny Depp and Benicio Del Toro in some woozy fairground .”

Norman Nodge – “Yummie! Best Tripeo release so far in my honest opinion. Will rock the floor!!

Ben Sims – “2 more classy workouts from the ever reliable Tripeo, Untitled 8 is the gonna get the most drops from me. Got this one direct.”

Terence Fixmer – “This is a really well done release from Tripeo. I like it, especially Untitled #08!”

Par Grindvik – “Nice cuts but somehow they feel a bit too busy for me. It's like it's too many good elements that they collide. Still great music ☺”

Tommy Four Seven – “#8 might just be the best Tripeo yet!! BIG RECORD!”

Attrnag – (RTE RnaG, Ireland) – “Absolutely essential modern techno from Tripeo, again!”

Diversions – (CHR Toronto, Canada) – “Killa cuts! Definitely feelin’ both riveting driving jams!”

Raphael – (Partysan Magazine, Germany) – “Tripeo always highest quality! Super dope stuff.”

Richard – (Hyponik, UK) – “Have started to buy these on wax, great sounds again from Tripeo!”

Luis – (Clubbing Spain) – “Oh yeah, yeah, OH YEAH… he’s back again!”

Simon – (Data Transmission/Ibiza Voice/Inverted Audio) – “Not hot on 7, but 8 is really nice. Funnily enough I am a big fan of Tripeo's ARC# on Deep Sound Channel... Love the deep analogue nature of that.”

Tobias – (Groove Magazine, Germany) – “I will look to review this.”

Tripeo - Fourth Trip - TRIP4

release date (vinyl / cd / digital): 21st of October

“I've intended to do an album for a long while. The tracks draw upon ideas going back to various points over the last 12 years or so - some of the hooks I wrote years ago other bits are brand new. In some ways I wanted it to reflect a personal arc and the way I tend to do things  - never rushed”

‘Frames of Reference’ is the some 12 years in the making debut album from UK based techno producer Ø [Phase].

Best known by his work on the Belgium based Token Records his style ranges from gritty minimal techno to Detroit influenced material. His debut ‘Module Overload’ was released on London’s Lost/Cosmic records in 2000 and was followed by a string of productions for London's Surface/Inceptive Records and Ben Sims Ingoma imprint.

The move to Token came in 2007, he shortly after began DJing professionally and has since performed at parties across the globe whilst becoming a regular guest at Berlin’s techno Mecca, Berghain performing alongside esteemed peers and supporters such as Marcel Dettmann, Len Faki and Ben Klock. His continued works have seen constant support throughout the techno world and have featured in CD mixes by Robert Hood, Dave Clarke, François Kevorkian and Fumiya Tanaka amongst others. Alongside his production work Ø [Phase] is also a mastering engineer and on/off artwork designer. Starting out at London’s prestigious Sony Music/Whitfield Street Studios, he has cut records for numerous underground dance acts as well as working on projects for mainstream artists.

Now after a string of acclaimed releases on Token and a selection of remixes for the likes of Robert Hood, Mark Broom and Peter Van Hoesen comes Ø [Phase]’s debut long-player ‘Frames of Reference’. Opening with the brooding and building swirl of ‘Binary Opposition (Process 3)’ Ø [Phase] sets out his template of evolving, richly textured atmospheres underpinned by shards of dark and light. ‘The Bwiti Initiate’ revolves around a bouncing techno rhythm that could most certainly traverse the house/techno divide whilst ‘Distracted’ and ‘Misaligned’ are the kind of unadulterated, pummeling, cavernous techno tracks that have made Lost such a party institution.
Then we have tracks like the soft beating ‘Just Another Dance’ providing a lighter edge, embellished with warmth and strings and the thick, densely woven tapestry of ‘Shadow Caster’ which goes from experimental to dancefloor and back again with consummate ease. The off-kilter lilt of ‘Perplexed’ drags us further into the dark before keys and a hint of a melody draw us back upwards for air whilst the fat driving bass of ‘Dirtro II’ and funkier edged menace of ‘On The Edge’ show a virtuoso producer at the top of his game. The closing introspection of ‘Self Deceit’ wallows in subtle nuances before a mid section synth and string intervention pulls us back from the brink before finally descending into the void.


Tracklist: 

2LP 
A1. Binary Opposition (process 3)
A2. The Bwiti Initiate
B1. Distracted
B2. Dirtro II
C1. Misaligned
C2. Just Another Dance (album version)
D1. Shadow Caster
D2. Self Deceit

CD & Digital:
1. Binary Opposition (process 3)
2. The Bwiti Initiate
3. Distracted
4. Dirtro II
5. On The Edge
6. Perplexed
7. Misaligned
8. Just Another Dance (album version)
9. Shadow Caster
10. Self Deceit

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www.residentadvisor.net/dj/phase 
www.tokenrecords.com
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Frames Of Reference

Ø [Phase] - Distracted

Ø [Phase] - Just Another Dance (album version)

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Earwiggle - 8 Wigglin' Ways To Die Compilation

Tracklist :

A1 AnD - Higgs Boson 
A2 Martyn Hare - 2BE&aBN 
B1 Johan Platt & Boner M - Antsinplot 05 
B2 Papers - Calum 
C1 DeFeKT - 6 x 6 
C2 Bintus - Indigo Waste 
D1 Neil Landstrumm - The Rise Of Slime 
D2 Ordinate - OR 06 

Earwiggle will release Eight Wigglin' Ways To Die on March 9th, 2015.

AnD - Higgs Boson - Earwiggle - EAR010

Slam & Gary Beck - Pressure Lights - Soma

Full stream of "Devine Right," taken from Dax J's 'Shades of Black' LP, which is scheduled for October 30 release via the Monnom Black imprint. 

Premiere:  Dax J - Devine Right

A preview of our next EP - Preemptive Action EP Part III
Release date: 29th April

supported by:
DAVE CLARKE, DETROIT GRAND PUBAHS, ADAM JAY, DJ DEEP, DRUMCELL, DVNT, DVS1, INIGO KENNEDY, JOSEPH CAPRIATI, KIRK DEGIORGIO, LAKKER, NORMAN NODGE, RITZI LEE, RYUJI TAKEUCHI, SASHA CARASSI, TOMMY FOUR SEVEN and more...

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Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/label/pareto-park/25050
Bandcamp: http://paretopark.bandcamp.com/

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TRACKLIST:
a) Tachini - Broedplaats
b) 1/2 of Rodney - Outside Closed Minds
c) Dead Sound - Underskin
d) Jake Conlon - Stop Out
e) E La Luna - A Kind of Music
f) Mutant - AUM

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artwork by www.khomatech.com


Preemptive Action EP Part III preview

An addendum of sorts to his recent 'Faint Hearted' album, Miles' returns with a half-hour EP more squarely aimed at the floor with four darkened, robust variants. 'Blatant Statement' is up first, slowly emerging from a rough alignment of metallic percussion and abrasive stabs not a million miles removed from the kind of racket you'd most likely associate with Vatican Shadow, before the almost-clipped rub of those super-warm bass stabs shifts the perspective to a different kind of environment altogether. 'Technocracy' delivers an oozing House deconstruction, slowed down and inebriated, while 'Infinite Jest' revolves around an industrial cacophony harnessed into a rhythmic anomaly situated somewhere between a technofied Pete Swanson and a sweaty Kassem Mosse. 'Plutocracy' ends the set with a bleached-out warehouse chug, slowed down and menacing, surrounded by a submerged choral arrangement and more of that toughened hammered-metal sound that runs through the EP.

Infinite Jest

Plutocracy