Stefan Vincent - I Would Give Anything To Feel Nothing - STHLM LTD 034

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With the Gaijin Drifter EP, GPRN takes Schlax Records deep into a raw, restless techno journey. The “Gaijin Drifter” — a stranger in perpetual motion — comes alive in four relentless cuts that balance pounding kicks, shadowy atmospheres, and subtle hypnotic details. Mechanical precision meets modulated basslines and flickering percussion, unfolding like a nocturnal ride through endless neon streets. GPRN blends stripped-back minimalism with unyielding energy — a peak-time weapon as much as an after-hours trip. Schlax Records delivers another uncompromising statement for the club.

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Gaijin Drifter

Lighting Flow

Miau

Separat / Izolat

Separat

Pn13

Momentary

Salvation is found by identifying thesis and antithesis of a logically conceived duality as a receptive polarity which is then synthesized and expressed on a higher level.
Thereby practicing what is preached is the all-embracing love in the presence of the creator.
The purest original state pre-dating the judgmental so called ìfall of manî in unity with life itself is the principle of holiness and the root of inner peace.
Glory to G-d!

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This Album contains:
4x 12 Inch
2x CD

Amazing hight quality printed Gatefold Cover with 8mm Spine and a handpainted picture.
Mastering and Cut by CGB at Dubplates and Mastering.
Manufactured by Matter Of Fact.
Artwork by Markus Suckut.
Cover paint by Rebecca Reja.

D1 Johannes Heil - Gospel Seven

The Wipe / Ascend

Ascend

Returning victorious to M-Plant after the Floorplan album and EP takeover, Robert Hood, whose work under his own name has continued to garner equal support with the ‘Paradygm Shift’ series for Dekmantel, brings the heat with this triple-tracker in May.

The original minimal techno master wastes no time with opener ‘Clocks’. There’s a sense of urgency as the track builds, looping into its crescendo with waves of staccato hi-hats. Tick tock, tick tock.

Over on the flipside there’s a familiarity in the opening chords of ‘Low Life’ that will resonate with fans of Hood’s work. Instantly recognisable, it’s stamped with his ability to bring funk and groove to the colder stomp of techno.

Final opus, ‘Go’ brings a spiralling samba tempo to the dancefloor. The punchy drumbeat is interwoven with sweeping cymbals for a highly effective infectiousness, like a call to arms, or better still, the Brazilian call to carnival.

Robert Hood - Clocks

Clash of the Techno Titans.

Floorplan (aka Robert Hood and Lyric Hood) go toe to toe with Mark Broom for an all new rumble in the ‘Jungle’. This monster split EP sees the official release of the highly sought after Mark Broom Edit of Floorplan’s huge Gospel powered house monster ’Never Grow Old’. This ultimate secret weapon for a select few DJs over the last few years is backed by the equally mega Re-plant version of ‘He Can Save You’ which gets some extra Techno power under the Hood. The EP is rounded off by Mark Broom’s double combination in the guise of ‘Jungle’. Knockout!

TRACK LISTING:
1. FLOORPLAN – ‘NEVER GROW OLD’ (MARK BROOM DUBPLATE MIX)
2. MARK BROOM – ‘JUNGLE’
3. FLOORPLAN – ‘HE CAN SAVE YOU’ (RE-PLANT)

Stefan Vincent - I Would Give Anything To Feel Nothing - STHLM LTD 034

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