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PRE-ORDER! WILL BE READY FOR SHIPPING January  9  2023
( DOLPHIN vinyl ! –  on this website!)
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WeMe075 Binary Digit "Xrns Trax" A2 "Maybe Trigger Acid"

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WeMe087 2LP
PRE-ORDER! WILL BE READY FOR SHIPPING May 2  2024
Special limited (Turquoise vinyl ! only on this website!)
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WeMe087 dgoHn "Alterations in gyral form" C1 Denzil's Breath

WeMe086 EP
Blue vinyl ! including a limited edition photo (only on this website!)
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WeMe086 Chromedealer "sketches of silver" B1 Jack

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Eli Keszler - Last Signs of Speed
Format: 2xLP / DIGITAL
Cat.No: EE001
Cut & Mastered by Rashad Becker
Release Date: 17 November 2016

Purchase:
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Bandcamp: http://bit.ly/2jTI75w

Last Signs Of Speed

Fusillade of Colors

​More new techno on the horizon and this we've been served up two new remixes from Blawan of Lucy's inaugural EP on Zehnin​. 

Both 'The Hermit' and 'The High Priestess' have been remixed and we've got the premiere of the latter. 

It's a new slice of ambient, experimental techno and it's going to bring the heat over the winter months.

The Hermit / The High Priestess (Blawan Remixes)

More exclusive music

Premiere: Lucy 'The High Priestess' (Blawan Remix)

when you HAVE to drop some hip hop .....
an edit for you ......

Eric b & Rakim - Let the Rhythm Hit 'em  45 King club mix (Chewy Chunks) DOWNLOAD NOW AVAILABLE ....

"Dance (Disco Heat)" is the title of a 1978 single by American disco singer Sylvester James, who performed using just his first name, Sylvester. The song became Sylvester's first Top 40 hit in the US, where it peaked at #19 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the fall of 1978 it also reached #29 on the UK Singles Chart. The song appears on his 1978 album, Step II.
A 12" single was released in 1978, with "Dance (Disco Heat)" as the A-side and "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" as the B-side, and these two extended dance mixes proved to be very popular in the dance clubs at the time. The two songs held down the top spot on the Billboard Dance/Disco chart for six weeks in August and September of that year  and helped to establish Sylvester's career as a noted disco and dance music performer, both in the U.S. and abroad.
chewy rubbed the hell outta it...  enjoy ......

Dance - Sylvester (Chewy's Extended Dub)  ** available Kings of Spin dec 1st...

buy = free download: https://www.toneden.io/signalnine/post/that-s-my-rule-sigkill-remix
original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lvyzcrBvrg
@sigkillbass

THAT'S MY RULE (SIGKILL REMIX)

L U V - THAT'S MY RULE (SIGKILL REMIX)

EMPTY EDITIONS is pleased to present the debut 12” from mysterious electronic outfit TAIBACH. Conceptualized by ABCs, Taibach has emerged from the shadows as a blunted East-Asian historical consciousness failing to return home after becoming a stranger to itself. With a nom de guerre which references both the infamous Slovenian proto-industrial group Laibach and their mythologized homeland of Taiwan, Taibach restages the classic thematics and aesthetic strategies of industrial music for a contemporary moment in which shifting balances of power between east and west herald new hegemonies and exhume old grievances. Their martial approach to electronics follows in a brood of decidedly cryptic underground music: drawing on the sound of classic industrial bands, early 90s techno, and more recent developments at the intersection of noise and rhythmic music. Conditions of escalating ethno-nationalism, imperialist ambition and decay, and historical revisionism within the Sinosphere provide the backdrop for the band’s grimly expansive theatrics, which hint at the possibility of ideological resistance through tactical sign play and subversive affirmation. Acting as a necessary corrective to a commercially bloated and self-satisfied Asian cultural sphere, Taibach embraces futile Taiwan-based nationalism by celebrating the seldom-criticized reactionary tendencies of the region as a document of its history and its current political impasses.

Taibach’s debut LP contains a rawness and intensity that excels in club contexts, spilling over into more varied strands of experimental and underground music. While the music itself is primed for big room sound systems, the omnivorous use of guitar, effects pedals, and sampling techniques alongside stalwart drum programming also allow for more intimate listening—soundtracking both club depravity and solitary walks in equal measure. The kosmische proto-electro bite of Side A opener “Spicy Test” furnishes a terse blueprint for Taibach’s aural vocabulary: skeletal drums brought deliberately into the red provide a burnt, metallic underpinning to the record’s five tracks. Across the LP, rhythm is complemented by asymmetric washes of tape hiss, feedback, and filtered voices which ride alongside the drum patterns. Tracks “You Are Shit!” and “Enemy Inside” carve out wide expanses for filtered chords and sequenced synths to reflect against uncoiling rhythms. Astute listeners will discern a long engagement with UK, European, and US dance music from the 1990s up to the present in their inspired ability to set the drum machine against a distinctly East Asian industrial backdrop—channeling the sound of a dystopic future of armed conflicts and ground invasions where the hastily built edifices of Confucian capitalism resurface as detention centers and fallout shelters. The LP culminates in “Rocket (Live),” an opus of live sound system music that carries with it the hot heat of a subterranean, neon-lit industrial catacomb filled with vampiric club-goers. As guitar noise billows out over a militant rhythm that recalls everything from darkwave to Container (or Alan Vega & Martin Rev’s early Suicide records) the track builds into an assailing polyrhythm that showcases a dancefloor severity at the height of their transportive powers.

Inside the sleeve is a photocopied insert of a watercolor painting depicting an anonymous man hanging from a streetlamp. A sign with the Chinese characters 漢奸 (“traitor”) hangs around his neck. Taipei 101 Tower looms in the distance, once the tallest building in the world—a conspicuous symbol of Taiwan’s American-style capitalist power—now shrouded in the fog of war. Absorbing the anxiety of these times, Taibach’s debut provides an anxious soundtrack looking for the old military bunkers underneath spreading skyscrapers and machines chorusing the rising tides of global unrest.

Taibach

Taibach - SPICY TEST (幹)

True South

1. True South

After almost a years hiatus simple returns with it's first EP of 2013 from Leeds starlet Youandewan. Ewan Smith has been making a name for himself with his deep, dozy and ever so slightly melancholy take on house. He's already slated remixes for Maya Jane Coles, Midland, Dusky & the elusive Gerry Read as well as original eps for Hype LTD, secretsundaze he now makes his simple debut with his 'What's the Deal?' ep.

Youandewan's 'What's the Deal?' EP highlights Ewan's attention to detail whether that be with melodic flourishes on title track 'What's The Deal' or whether it's a more patient groovier number like 'Just Words' which adopts the less is more approach, focusing on a classy bassline, a few drawn out synth chords and sweet vocal snippets. 'You Don't Know' combines Ewan's trademark vocal snippets once again but this time with Mike Huckaby esque synth licks, this is probably the deepest jam on the ep and Ewan's not afraid to take a nod to those from the D(etorit). 'You Tired' rounds off the ep, and illustrates Ewan's deft touch by combining a heavy, groovy bassline and lush, subtle piano flourishes.

Youandewan is only getting going and this EP perfectly showcases his sound. With gigs this summer at Hideout, Unknown and Echo festivals, Trouble Vision as well as several appearances at our very own Aus and simple parties we think 2013 is going to be a fine year for Ewan.


What's The Deal?

What's The Deal

Youandewan - What's The Deal?

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