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Not For That

Early classic from Optical and a pivotal development in the genre, released on Metalheadz Metal Tin Boxset in 1997.

Optical - TO SHAPE THE FUTURE REMIX (1997)

Jade - The Prey

ArdanTor - Dead Freight

Flavia Laus #01

Inaugurating the new Magnum Opus series of limited edition vinyl EP’s on Khemia Records are two dynamic young producers at the vanguard of future techno - I Hate Models and Vittorio Di Mango.

On the Solar Side I Hate Models delivers Cyanure Dance an epic voyage full of emotional intensity, stretched across an insistent acid bass line, psychedelic punk-wave distortion, stratospheric arpeggios and ethereal vocals courtesy of the artist himself.

On the Lunar side Vittorio Di Mango presents Epilessia aimed straight to the jugular, a peak-time dance-floor destroyer constructed with machine gun precision over crystalline snares and opiated vocal reverberations.

Between them they form the Nigredo Edition.

"Cyanure Dance" [K005]

Tracklist:

A1 I Hate Models - Requiem Of Desolation
B1 Umwelt - Requiem Of Haunted Warehouse

Available in coloured vinyl 10" and digital

Composed by I Hate Models and Umwelt 
Designed by Nexus 6 
Mastered by Mathis Kolkoz
Edited by RAVE OR DIE, New Flesh Records sublabel

A1. I Hate Models - Requiem Of Desolation

For those who don't know their D&amp;B history, Black Sun Empire  were one of the first acts to break through the barrier put up by UK artists surrounding the genre. Ever since the days of jungle, drum &amp;  bass had been considered British property and woe betide any producer from outside who dared to try and muscle in.

However, with determination and an undeniable weight of talent behind them, the Utrecht-based threesome broke through the ranks. Initially getting picked up by DJ Trace for his infamous DSCi4 imprint at the turn of the millennium it wasn't long before Black Sun Empire were rubbing shoulders with the scene's elite who lapped up their uncompromising, techno-influenced sound.

These days of course it's all very normal to have artists from all corners of the globe representing whatever genre they feel like. And anyone who's got a keen eye for detail will have already noticed that Black Sun Empire have travelled a decade's worth of their drum &amp; bass journey, with three incredible studio albums under their belt already.

Those with an even keener eye will know that it's been three years since the release of 'Endangered Species', the last Black Sun Empire album. In that time the trio enlisted Telemetrik to drop an amazing LP (D&amp;B Album of the Month, Mixmag) on their own label while they took some time to flex their musical muscles in the build up to their latest project, 'Lights And Wires'.

Encompassing that unmistakable BSE sound throughout, 'Lights And Wires' is an accomplished piece of work that simultaneously brings together ten years of drum &amp; bass production while exploring new musical ground. Tracks like 'Extraction' and 'Kempi' (ft. Nymfo) are vintage Black Sun Empire. Rough, rugged and raw, fans of intense D&amp;B will not be disappointed. But it's the experiments into other tempos that display a maturity that only gifted artists can achieve.

'The 405' is an intense journey into a techno-edged dubstep nightmare, a horror movie at 140bpm that is both new ground, yet entirely Black Sun Empire. 'Dirty Friday' juxtaposes wide-open synths with cavernous bass to devastating effect, while tracks like 'Black River Bay' slide effortlessly into blissed-out electronica.

'Lights And Wires' will satisfy any fan of Black Sun Empire's previous work, while opening up a path to new sounds and moods without compromising anything along the way. This is without doubt an album packed with integrity.

Jeryl Wilton
Infectious PR

BSELP005 - BLACK SUN EMPIRE - LIGHTS AND WIRES - DOUBLE CD

01: Black Sun Empire - The 405
02: Black Sun Empire - Chaingang
03: Black Sun Empire - Fuzzball
04: Black Sun Empire &amp; Jade - Deadhouse
05: Black Sun Empire - Black River Bay
06: Black Sun Empire - Extraction
07: Black Sun Empire - Brommer
08: Black Sun Empire - Transmission
09: Black Sun Empire &amp; SPL - Wasteland
10: Black Sun Empire - Inpeak
11: Black Sun Empire - Spork
12: Black Sun Empire &amp; Nymfo - Kempi
13: Black Sun Empire - Dirty Friday
14: Black Sun Empire - Fever
15: Black Sun Empire - Mindslide
16: Black Sun Empire - Eraser

+ DNB mix CD

Full release on the 15th of November

Lights and Wires

Eraser

black sun empire - eraser

Taken from the Virus LP. Out Now

Buy/Stream: 17steps.lnk.to/VirusLP

Discharge

Buy / Stream

Christian Piers - Discharge

Playlist:
1. Darkness
2. Resurrection
3. Drugged Body
4. A Little Rock

Music Written/Produced by: The Strings (ITA)
Mastered by: Gregor Hausman

Release Date: 01/27/2020

Delayed

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[PREMIERE] The Strings (ITA) & BOBA - Darkness

Vinyl/digital out February 7th 2020

Haven are kicking off 2020 with a boom with a new EP of politically pessimistic dance-floor-ready weapons from label boss Keepsakes. Following on from his exploration of chunky slow rippers on 2019’s ‘Modern Anxious Vernacular’, this next edition in the Haven mastermind’s discography puts greater emphasis on rhythmic groove for the dancers among us.

The record starts with ‘And So The Feckless Fall’ on the A1, featuring shuffling drum rhythms and ethereal vocal work, descending in to a menacing, swung synth-line for maximum club effect. This is followed by ‘Blue Boy Fucks It All’ on the A2. Reminiscent of the slo-mo bangers of Keepsakes’ last EP, this crawler of a track is initially propelled by its moody synth melody and booming drums, with a mid-track switch up putting melancholic pad chords front-and-centre. The flip side begins with ‘Ignorant Irony’ - a certified floor smasher prioritising groove with it’s swinging drum rhythms, cheeky vocal samples and sinister synth sounds. The record ends with a remix of the B1 from UVB - who reimagines the track in to a sneering, ominous slammer, with brutal yet groovy drum work and sampling closing the EP with another no-nonsense banger.

All tracks produced and mixed by James Barrett
Mastered by Simon at The Exchange Vinyl

Artist: Keepsakes
Title: Ignorant Irony
Label: Haven
Catalogue: HVN008
Format: 12" vinyl + digital
Genre: Techno
Style: Banging
Release date: 07/02/2020

Tracklist:
A1. And So The Feckless Fall
A2. Blue Boy Fucks It All
B1. Ignorant Irony
B2. Ignorant Irony (UVB Remix)

© All rights reserved Haven Records 2019

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Premiere: Keepsakes - Ignorant Irony [HVN008]

Weska - Rad Squares

Echoes Of October & Tham - Hektik (Snippet)

Fourthpole - Scarcity (Snippet)

Technostalgia EP

[SUARA396] Coyu - We Live In A World Full Of Rage (Original Mix) Snippet

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Steve Parker - Distorted Reality (PRRUKBLK059)

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