The Dancer - Jeff-Mills

http://www.discogs.com/Reload-The-Autoreload-EP/release/1276049

Played by Ben Klock @ Dekmantel Festival 2013 (last song)

Reload - Peschi (Original Mix)

The Remixes, Pt. 2

Flash Flood

Sea Again

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Cold, functional club tools. No melodies, no pads—just pressure: distorted kicks, sub-level rumble, glitch fragments, and relentless 128 BPM drive. Seven surgical versions for DJs: warehouse, dub, and 4AM basement cuts engineered for impact.

Pounding Beat (Basement 4AM Cut)

Mdr 18

Calm Down

Jeff Mills ‎– B1 Java (Java EP PM-001)(1996)

Tresor Records is glad to announce two releases by James Ruskin, coming in November 2019. The brand new Siklikal EP featuring four new productions, along with the remaster and reissue of Point 2 - Ruskin’s debut album on Tresor. 


First released in 2000, Point 2 marked a fine debut that entrenches the minimal sequences, utilitarian funk and eerie hypnosis found within Ruskin’s body of work. As Tresor’s relationship with the UK sound grew stronger across the course of the ’00s, it was Ruskin, the label owner of Blueprint Records, who played a critical part in this. Throughout the trio of LPs released over that decade, inspirations of the sci-fi minimal Detroit sound lie abundant, rendered through corporeal slammers typical of the UK vein.

Point 2 was the first of Ruskin’s trilogy for Tresor, and brought a direct and uncompromising vibrancy to the fore, from the aquatic symphony featured on ‘From Over The Edge’ to the pinpoint gaze of ‘Subject’. Gurning loops beat against alien samples, drained into refined abstractions of pure techno.

Newly remastered and featuring two tracks previously not cut onto vinyl, this upfront and bold classic is set to span dancefloors once again.


James Ruskin follows up with a bold new EP entitled Siklikal.

Right from the outset, Nepte draws in by vast sonics and laser focus, unruly synths distort over a skipping beat that hits hard in the right places. As the beat takes a backstep but no less rhythmic, Kn Te3 is one for adventurous DJs, recalling the minimal loops that Ruskin is known for, seeped in industrial melancholy that fizzes a granular decay.

On the b-side, Nocke brings the beat back to the forefront with a muscular UK techno sound, highly effective and pounding. Closing the EP is Kn Am3 which retains the industrial sinew of its near-namesake Kn Te3, exposing raw synth excursions over brutalist machinations. This EP symbolises Ruskin’s dynamic approach, pushing at boundaries yet never without a strong grip over the dancefloor.


Tresor.145 and Tresor.314 release November 1st and 8th on 180g. 2LP and 12" vinyl respectively.

James Ruskin - Detached (taken from "Point 2" - Tresor.145)

Jeff Mills - Outsiders

ROSA (Sascha Rydell & Roman Lindau) - JUST WANNA

Jeff Mills ‎– B1 Java (Java EP PM-001)(1996)

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