Me voy de la ciudad” is the next instalment from @Sixtoagusto, and the third one from Mexican label @dmnsiamx. An EP that comes up with 2 original tracks and 4 remixes by Mijo, Colossio, Undefined Pattern and Spanish group Gameboyz. A powerful material that tells the story of rejection to a dystopian tech future. 

Spanish group Gameboyz, strike with a shadowy and energetic version, full of synths and acid patterns, where powerful drums stand out and heavy sirens bring the heat to the atmosphere.

Me voy de la Ciudad

Sixtoagusto - Me Voy De La Ciudad (Gameboyz Rmx) [Dmnsia]

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Supported by Vox low, Squarewave, Id!r, Richard Rossa, Thomass Jackson, Phred Noir, Duncan Gray, Kalidasa, Did Virgo, Kezokichi, Club Bizarre, Peza, Johnson, Future Bones, Tronik Youth, Amevicious, Pete Herbert, Rich Lane..

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Duncan Gray 'Proper Bogan' (Peza Remix)

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She licked her lips provocatively as she stared him up and down. In the distance there was music playing but the pair cared not for such ambience beneath the glow of the moonlight. Before them the waves rolled gracefully upon the dusty sand, the palm trees blowing delicately in the warm air. The sky was a bitter shade of black, the stars faintly visible behind the gloomy clouds. This was not some sort of peaceful paradise but a stormy romance on an island lost. 

Smagghe & Cross return following recent releases on Offen Music and our own Ransom Note Records imprint. The pair deliver an intriguing EP for Glasgow based record label Huntleys & Palmers.

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PREMIERE: Smagghe & Cross - MMMMMMM [Huntleys & Palmers]

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Alto Kango - Fondo

Buy it here: https://www.beatport.com/release/bryan-kessler-rough-club-poetry-now-now-now-10/2789669

Bryan Kessler - Time To Upgrade Your Mind

Hi there, this is the already third installment of the Familiar Faces anthology. For those who missed the first two: all the contributors to this fine selection of tunes are whether label residents who already provided their fair share to its backcatalogue or friends and affiliates, the Riotvan family hooked up with in one way or another (pun intended, by the way. Looking at you, New Hook). The connecting link being a certain like-mindedness in mentality and sonic expression, once again shaping this compilation up to the utmost current status update of what is going on in the Riotvan world.

And for a kick-off there's even some sort of premiere ushering things in with Reznik & Mikesh's opening tune Calumet. Both dudes are far from being strangers to the label, but teaming up and handing in this ferocious Acid stronghold of a tune, after they introduced themselves just recently with a Telepopmusik-remix, puts themself out there as a force to be reckoned with.     

Then there's Llewellyn, Riotvan mainstay and one of the focal artists when it comes to NeoDisco done the smart way. His new track Falling Apart definitely is no exception to the rule - delightful arpeggios, peculiar vocal-parts and one hell of a catchy synth-hook, engaging the time warp right back to the 80's.
It's no big secret that Jennifer Touch has a certain knack for that era, too. Her Hollow Flake gives us a foretaste of her debut album that will be out in April on Fat Cat Records and checks the listener in on another cruise through bleak emotive waters, building on a stomach punching beat and rough acidlines, graced by her sometimes distant, sometimes heartwarming chant.

Mexican friends Zombies In Miami have been playing on Riotvan nights already and now they leave their mark within the release records as well with Soleil, a soulful peaktime gem full of gloomy deepness.

Then there is the Zombie's compatriot Paulor with a hyper-organic sounding Letter To Futura that's shaped out of e-guitar and bass, Postpunk-emulating drums and percussion and an even Krautrock-reminiscing, trippy jam-aesthetic.

Speaking of Postpunk, closing things off are New Hook with their haunting and forceful O T - a cold sounding, yet fiercely intoned social criticism with unmistakable nods towards Malaria or Die Tödliche Doris, yet presented with an urgency that sets them apart from any formal retro-self-sufficiency.    

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Familiar Faces Nº3

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New Hook - O T (Snippet)

What the f** Eddie you started the Podcast with the single kick! NEVER start a Podcast like this!

Mix is too 'housy', too much 909, not good for Dark series, 'Dark' means sexy sounds and grooves, old sounds here, old grooves, nothing special for your followers sorry.. 

TRACKLIST:
Big Max - Blow Joe
Grupo Musical Tormento - Reventando
Animal - Aztechno A
Djs Pareja - Stereo dp ms
Mijo & Macaulay - Te lo dije rey
Los Mekanikos - Que Hueva 4 (Unreleased)
DJ Hyperactive - No Place Like Home
Tom Tom Clubber - Neo
Eddie Mercury - LQNPF
Esplendor Geometrico - Rotor (Broken English Club)
Andrei Morang - Work It (DJ Lalo & DJ Mario Mashup)
DJ Deeon - Lite Speed
Diegors & Alejandro Paz - 125 ppm (Eddie Mercury lead)
Rodion - Bococa Hills (Fabrizio Mammarella Remix)
Philipp Gorbachev - Where is Rony Douglas?

NEVER start a Podcast like this!

The sounds of Norway are back with us as Karl Fraunhofer (now going under Karl F) drops an E.P. of insane sounds...if you was after something that ticks the 'acid house-warehouse rave-arcade machine soundtrack' boxes then this is the E.P. you've been looking for.

Title track Altered Beats is one of the most unique things we've ever heard, pumping, broken beat, acid rave style vibes leads into a monster chug drop with insane synth work throughout.

Future Express retains the uniqueness and goes straight in for the italo/cosmic vibe with a stunning breakdown that is straight out of Streets Of Rage but with added whallop & thud...this has got to be heard to be believed.

Timothy Clerking teams up with Massey to deliver a warp factor peak time acid slammer rework of Altered Beats whilst Karl's fellow country men Rolf Royce & Oddvar Bråk tackle Future Express and drizzle it in that cool unique Norwegian charm with the result being an almost hi-nrg Norwegian Disco makeover...mega!

Support & love from:

Robot 84: "Quality release, Clerkin & Massey Remix is serious... Future express also Funkin sweet, midtempo electronic funk!!!"

HiFi Sean: "Nice bit of freak out Italo vibes here!"

Hardway Bros/ALFOS: "Future Express - OG - Yeaaas Mate!"

Jon Dasilva: "Love this! Great EP! All mixes really cool..that's rare!"

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