Across two mammoth, critically acclaimed compilations Berlin-based Musician and DJ Curses' Next Wave Acid Punx series has shone a blacklight onto the darker side of club music. Featuring tracks from the 1970s right up to the present day made by both musical legends and up and coming talents alike, Curses has expertly threaded the needle between Experimental Pop, Post Punk, EBM, Electro, Techno and more to produce a stunning alternative history of clubland. 

But, as every good digger knows, there's always more gems to uncover and so once again Curses has crowbarred open the electronic music's vaults to bring us four more long forgotten tracks, each one "Revamped" for maximum Dancefloor effect with Curses himself providing 2 edits alongside precision tooled reworks from Melbourne based Stockholm Syndrome and NYC's Andi. 

Get the 12" here -> https://cursesforever.bandcamp.com/album/next-wave-acid-punx-revamps

Having previously taken a razor to J.W.B. Hits The Beat's Body On Body track on Next Wave Acid Punx DEUX, Curses now turns his attention to the group’s House Fatale. Originally released in 1988, House Fatale is a classic example of just how fast electronic music was evolving back then, bringing together elements of Electro, Freestyle, House and more amongst a riot of samples, all elements Curses retains whilst nudging the tempo and giving the track a harder edge.

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J.W.B. Hits The Beat - House Fatale (Curses Revamp) [Eskimo Recordings]

Levon Vincent – Invisible Bitchslap EP
Label: Deconstruct Music
Catalog#:DEC-01
Format:Vinyl, 12", EP, White Label, 33 ⅓ RPM 
Release: November 08

The B-side of this humorously titled release is hands down one of my favourite tracks of all time, and definitely my favourite Levon Vincent creation. One of the few records that I can honestly say is well worth the high marketplace price, though I hope my copy gives me years of play! There's really no fitting description for this shifting chugger; it's a totally melodic and dubby slice of techno with a nice, subtle tinge of house-y-ness. It keeps going and going, with every element in its perfect place. Lots of reverb and warped sounds that build a series of layered loops from some ultimately quite simple components. For me that's the mark of perfection: a fugue-like cycle that plays on a perfect kick, bass drum, etc. And did I mention there are some VERY fat synth chords? Oh, and I just listened to it again and must add that there are some sweet pitched up lasers. I've always had a soft spot for the sound of lasers! Mmmmmm, Woman Is The Devil indeed.


Levon Vincent-Woman Is The Devil

In a small gastro studio selling fermented products, a biological revolution takes place. The good bacteria stop working and no more products turn sour. Danilas, the manager of the tannery, who has spent his whole life among the bacteria, suddenly hears their voice. They are angry. Bacteria are fed up with exploitation, want equal rights, and threaten the world: "People need bacteria, and we don't need people."

The fermentation process is vital for humans, but the rights of bacteria sound absurd. Will Danilas be able to make people sympathize with another species – an alien species – and its needs? First he will have to convince two members of the tannery syndicate, Fatima and Jie, who take a much more pragmatic view of the crisis. This story is a test of empathy for humans.

Tickets: https://www.bilietai.lt/lit/renginiai/teatras/lndt--premjera-laurynas-adomaitis-fermentacija--rez-antanas-obcarskas-456362/

Video: https://youtu.be/v0noBKf-HNo?si=DIYDt95Qpto2agMM

Music written & produced by: Vidmantas Čepkauskas, Phlipp Lauer
Mixed & mastered by: Lopazz
P & C: 2025 LTP

V x Lauer - Fermentation

A Side - Aguirre (Tempel Rytmik Edit) 
B Side - Zulu (MPJT Edit)

New HVNed of our very special limited Edit series. 
This time 2 technoish edits from Tempel Rytmik (John Talabot & Alexander Berg) and MPJT (John Talabot & Marc Piñol).
The release comes in a limited edition 10” wrapped in a handmade silk-screened sleeve. No digital, no repress.



Aside - Aguirre (Tempel Rytmik Edit)

Argentinian rising star Cumele makes his debut on Magnitude Recordings with the double A-side release 'Crunchy' / 'Voices In The Bass.' Showcasing his signature progressive house sound, Cumele delivers two tracks full of energy and depth, establishing him as a talent to watch. Fellow Argentinian Enryco Rigatti returns to the label with a remix of Voices In The Bass, adding his own dynamic touch to the release.

Founded in 2005 by Francesco Pico, Magnitude Recordings closes out a milestone year, celebrating its 20th anniversary with this final release of 2025, cementing its reputation for discovering and supporting innovative electronic music talent.

Crunchy / Voices In The Bass

Crunchy

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Buy Vinyl & Digital: bit.ly/uv033bc

Release Date:
Bandcamp: 26.10.2015 (Vinyl & digital)
All other stores: Vinyl 06.11.2015 & Digital 09.11.2015

After opening up his heart with his wonderful solo debut album last spring, it was about time that Joel Alter’s “Heart” gets a proper remix treatment. None other than fellow Swedish countryman Jesper Dahlbäck adds some spice to the intimate affair that is “22 Hours” under his “The Persuader” moniker. His take is a spooky yet compelling peak time bomb. Dorisburg transforms “Everlasting” into a funky and Acid-driven ride that is hard to resist. On top, you’ll get the Original mix of “Mecca” spread over a whole 12” side and a Discoid version as a digital bonus.
The wonderful artwork was created by Joakim Heidvall.

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Joel Alter - Everlasting (Dorisburg Remix)

Original track by Dance Disorder. Released by Bpitch Control on July 2011.
This remix is also featured on the "Get Lost vol. 4" mix compilation by D. Lazarus, released on Crosstown rebels records, September 2011.

Dance Disorder - Metallic Italic (Massimiliano Pagliara Remix)

Shining crown jewels in Tel Aviv's underground scene, Red Axes' artistic endeavours have slowly but surely been revitalising Israeli music culture. Their output's calibre sets the bar inexorably high — epitomised by the stripped-back disco bomb “Waiting for a Surprise” which stirred up a ruckus this exact time last year. So much so that techno don Audion was compelled to lay his grace on the dub. Spurred on by a bouncy bass line, swirling electronics and agile percussive workouts darting all over the joint, Audion’s production lab mastery is heard crystal clear throughout.

Forthcoming on Waiting For A Remix (which includes reworks by Moscoman, Manfredas and Thomas Von Party) this bag of goodies drops through @multiculti digitally on October 3rd, followed up by wax on October 27th.

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Red Axes "Waiting For A Surprise" (Audion's Magic Carpet Remix)

Levon Vincent - Tubular Bells (James Groove's Back to Berlin Edit)

Label: i.t.p. recordings – ITP004
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: UK
Released: 1994
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno, Trance 

Voyage - Oaf (chord)

Chris Stoker and Jamie Blanco's Ess O Ess outfit return for a fourth outing on their own Not An Animal Records with the Voice Inside EP, replete with classy mixes courtesy of The Backwoods atmospheric re-rub and Craig Richards stipped down, minimalist take. We plump to showcase the digital only Dub version; it's electro drums and scattered French vox set the tone immediately.  Delayed guitar chops and emotive pads elevate the atmosphere, as strobing bass synths provide an irresistable groove. 

Words: Joe Morris

PREMIERE: Ess O Ess - Voice Inside (Dub) [Not An Animal Records]

Connecting club culture to the wider world, on screen and irl through parties, film and video.

Red Axes "Waiting For A Surprise" (Audion's Magic Carpet Remix)

Boiler Room