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Linear System - Extensive Research (PRRUKBLK062)

Markus Homm makes his comeback on Bondage Music with the ‘Twingo EP’.

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Premiere: Markus Homm - Black Magic (Alexander Matchak Remix) [Bondage Music]

Essent - Ecliptica (Original Mix)

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Distant Echoes is back with his second EP for Dystopian – blending pounding precision with shady noisescapes and sublime melancholia.
Cover photo by Tiina Törmänen.

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A1 Distant Echoes - Last Shimmer

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Sirenator

UMEK & Joey Beltram - Sirenator (Joey Beltram Version)

Artists: Aiken / Arnaud Le Texier / Ben Gibson / Echoplex / Hironori Takahashi / Imugem Orihasam / Mike Storm / Staffan Linzatti / Zadig
Title: Consider This A Warning
Label: Chronicle Records
Cat #: EVENT0010
Formats: 2x12" with CD included / CD (solo)/ Digital Download via Bandcamp

All tracks and Vinyl can be purchased directly via our bandcamp page:
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Mastered & Cut by Dietrich Schoenemann
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Bolstered by the unshakable body of work behind it, Brooklyn-born Berlin-based techno label Chronicle reaches its milestone tenth release with its gaze fixed dead ahead. Ten releases in, it pays to make a strong, defiant statement of intent, toasting to what the label has been about so far. More important though is to remind those tuned in to take heed, because the next step is always the most significant.

From the artists crafting the music at its beating heart to the all-important design that packages the records, Chronicle is a label that pulls no punches in its creative vision. Given that the vision in question matches unbridled futurism with elegance and intensity, Consider This A Warning is a fitting title for a salvo of sounds that set the tone for where Chronicle will head in its coming chapters.

Chronicle is a label that has always thrived on the evocative power of eerie, tension riddled techno, and this compilation builds on those foundations and reaches out to a swathe of tempos and intensities without ever losing that haunting spark that has shaped out the label to date. Joining in on this behemoth project is; Aiken, Arnaud Le Texier, Ben Gibson, Hironori Takahashi, Imugem Orihasam, Echoplex, Mike Storm, Staffan Linzatti, & Zadig.

The forward-thinking nature of the music in this collection sums up the ethos of Chronicle as a whole. Each artist has a distinct identity but they all strive to push techno into unexplored realms, placing the emphasis on atmosphere and psychological impact. In such an approach can the most affecting sounds be found, and there will surely be few listeners left unmarked by this record. You have been warned.

Text by: Oliver Warwick

Tracklisting:

Vinyl.

A1. Arnaud Le Texier - Nebulous 6:46
A2. Ben Gibson - Aida 6:13
B1. Staffan Linzatti - Silence 6:20
B2. Hironori Takahashi - Bazeru 6:18
C1. Echoplex - 2ndary Forcefield 6:56
C2. Aiken - Flux 6:08
D1. Zadig - In The Abyss Of Time 11:28
D2. Unknown Artist – For All Man Kind 4:07

CD.

1. Arnaud Le Texier - Nebulous
2. Ben Gibson - Aida
3. Staffan Llinzatti - Silence
4. Hironori Takahashi - Bazeru
5. Imugem Orihasam - Tame Pogn **
6. Mike Storm - Human Spaceflight **
7. Aiken - Flux
8. Echoplex - 2ndary Forcefield
9. Ben Gibson - Red Lapses **
10. Arnaud Le Texier - Program **
11. Staffan Linzatti - Emissions **
12. Zadig - In The Abyss Of Time

** bonus tracks on CD

EVENT0010

Unknown Artist - D2. For All Mankind [clip]

Five years after his last album release Luke Slater returns to Ostgut Ton with a new Planetary Assault Systems longplayer, titled Arc Angel.

After 22 light-years Luke Slater’s Planetary Assault Systems keeps exploring space and time with different musical means. Staying true to the project’s initial mission statement, Slater comments on the new yet familiar musical direction: “For me music has to go forward. I’d feel I was cheating by sticking to tried and tested formulas. There’s a valid use for these, but this album has its own agenda.” With Arc Angel, Planetary Assault Systems departs to new musical frontiers by focussing on melody, but staying rooted in the purist values of Techno that Slater shaped over his decades- and generations-spanning career.

3x12" | 2xCD | all formats include digital download code

Resonant Object (Original Mix)

Samuli Kemppi