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Release date: 2013-11-04
Label: Toolroom Records
#Catalogue: TOOL23701Z

Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/cyclic-operations/1178242

Welcomed back onto the label with their Toolroom debut album 'Cyclic Operations', Spektre look set to smash the Techno charts as Filthy Rich and Paul Maddox deliver one of the most anticipated artist albums of 2013. This dynamic duo are widely considered to be one of the best new, up and coming acts of the year gaining support from some of the world's best Techno DJs and producers including Carl Cox, Dubfire, Richie Hawtin & Sven Vath, alongside collaborations with UMEK, Christian Cambas, Miniminds, Subfractal and remixes by artists including Uto Karem, Jon Rundell, Gorge, Nicole Moudaber, Christian Smith and Wehbba. Returning to Toolroom after their debut Techno banger 'Turbine' featured on the hugely successful Rhythm Distrikt compilation, this prestigious production duo are back with a release which showcases their killer hooks and distinctive sounds alongside haunting vocals and deep, atmospheric tones. 'Cyclic Operations' captures the best of Spektre's unique sound, starting off, delving into the darker side of Techno and finishing leaving the listener with those classic slick, smooth, Techno vibes. Including 14 tracks and a full-length DJ mix, the album is cleverly divided up by a series of short musical interludes; 'Introduction' with its dark vocals, 'Intersection' with its futuristic, apocalyptic feel and 'Intervention' which is more uplifting and upbeat. Album highlights include 'Let Me Tell You' which features the strong vocals of Montserrat, 'Sense In Madness' with its spooky synths and powerful basslines, the mystical 'Ghosts In The Machine' with its futuristic sounds, the feel good summer tune 'Opus' and the beautiful 'Steel City Sunrise' which ends the album with smooth echoing vocals and a chilled melodic atmosphere. Beautifully atmospheric, 'Cyclic Operations' is an album that will connect with DJ's and producers across the dance spectrum; a glorious culmination of all things dark and wonderful. This is one Toolroom release that you cannot afford to miss! EXSPEKT THE UNEXSPEKTED...

Spektre - Skuz (Original Club Mix)

Alan Fitzpatrick - A Small Decline (Mark Broom Remix)

Secluded | Delusional/Sympathy (Inc Lewis Fautzi Remix)
 [SOMA424D]

1. Secluded – Delusional
2. Secluded – Sympathy
3. Secluded – Delusional (Lewis Fautzi Remix)

Glasgow based Secluded drops another two Techno monsters on Soma backed by a hypnotic remix from up and coming Portuguese producer Lewis Fautzi.

Delusional starts things of with a bang as Secluded’s big and bashy drums roll out to subtly filtered stabs that ring through into a direct outburst of percussion. Things get a little deeper as we progress, big builds and drops are broken up with a fine tuned pad that swarms through the backbone. A typical monster opener from Secluded.

Sympathy is no less of a monster. Secluded tactfully brings the elements out in this track as a punchy drum sequence roars underneath a percussive synth hook, slowly peaking and thundering back in with intent with each drop. 

Lewis Fautzi turns in a suitably hypnotic version of Delusional as he loops out the original’s mains hook and drives a more ethereal, haunting pad line underneath. Fautzi creates real tension with small drum fills and tough percussive work.

Secluded drops yet another tough EP in only the way he can.

*All tracks mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering


Secluded - Delusional (Lewis Fautzi Remix)- Soma 424d

A++ & Lolla Tek - Odd Signals (D-Unity Remix) - CSMD044

Alan Fitzpatrick - Xerrox Structure

Mark Reeve - Run Back (Original Mix) [Drumcode]

It’s time, once again, to get into the MOOD. Our driver for the label’s latest shady soiree is the boss herself: Nicole Moudaber.

Currently cruising on the trip of her life (literally – she’s just passed her race driver test), Nicole is wrapping up 2015 at unfathomable speeds right now. Fresh from her legendary ‘Breed’ collaborations with Skin and remixing Pan Pot, Scuba and recently Black Asteroid all within the last three months, Nicole unleashes her first solo triple-tracker in a long time…

‘Silent Sigh’ commences the adventure with an unhurried build as each bar sees a new space age texture wrapping around her stoic kicks. Gradually the elements disappear until all you can see, feel and hear is black. Stark designs twist through the ether from left to right then boom: an even darker, sub-laden kick pressure ignites from nowhere. Trust us, this will do more than make your dancefloor sigh…

We proceed with intimacy as Nicole persuades us to ‘Move A Little Closer’. The beats underpin her whispers and do well to magnetise, but it’s the gradual ice blast pads that really allure. Building and building with ageless progression, the big pay-off comes with one of the most delicious, almost cosmic, breakdowns Nicole has ever crafted.

MOOD now fully established, ‘Own’ has the honour of closing the show. Relentless kicks and a scratchy snare paint the backdrop for bold splashes of colour as eastern vocals ghost through the spectrum weaving mystically around Nicole’s signature insistent percussive dynamics, escalating into shamanic oblivion. 
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A MOODy way to say goodbye to 2015… And tease us for an even bigger 2016, Nicole is currently unstoppable.

Nicole Moudaber - Silent Sigh (Original Mix) [MOOD]

Beatport: http://bit.ly/UrbanNoiseEP_bp
iTunes: 26.02.2016

Wigbert had us Dancing In The Dark Room back in October of last year and makes a quick SCI+TEC return with his latest release ‘Urban Noise’.

Having already explored many musical paths in his career, Wigbert’s current sound is an impressive amalgamation of all that has come before, matched with a tougher, more driving dancefloor delivery. 

The German’s latest four track collection sees him present the gentle and yet electrifyingly ‘Unknown Intro’, a perfect set opener for all.  We’re treated to the intense acidic groove of the title track and are them ramped up further still with the twisted 
sounds of 'Moog Mood’, before a full throttle finalé with the tribal touch and thumping drums of the excellent 'Back To FFM’. 

Another excellent offering from Wigbert and further proof as to why he’s such a firm SCI+TEC favourite. 


TEC151 - 1 - WIGBERT - URBAN NOISE

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The best therapy dealing with heart ship for any artist is to put it all into your music! 2016 has been a pivotal year for Belocca with a few unexpected curveballs thrown at him. However, with the longtime ambition of doing an artist album, this seemed the right time to put all in his debut album #AfterTenYears, which unfolds a much deeper, spheric and more techno Belocca.

After ten Years...

Pain & Tears

Belocca - Pain & Tears

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/forward-motion-ep/2165543

The new Intec release is from British born Rebecca Godfrey who is better known to Techno fans as BEC via her seminal releases on Pan-Pots label Second State. Now living in Berlin, BEC has received critical acclaim from publications like Pulse Magazine who recently listed her alongside the likes of Helena Hauff, Dasha Rush and Rebekah as one of The Underground's 10 Leading Ladies. BEC has a great future ahead as she continues to make waves and plays gigs everywhere from London to Hong Kong. Including a release on Hydrozoa this is only her second release outside of Second State, and Intec are honoured to welcome her to the family. Starting with pulsating synths "Forwards" builds with tightly sequenced percussion. The lead synths uplifting notation is offset by eerie bass stabs, and these contrasting moods combine to create captivating tension. Stripped back with subtlety at its core, this techno track takes control without you even knowing it's got you under its spell. Track two "Motion" has a clatter of metallic claps and morphing synths that ripple and shimmer. Understated with a hypnotic groove, the mechanical rhythms flow with precision engineering and attention to detail. Like lemon sorbet, this is the perfect palette cleaner, but can also be served as a bitter sweet dessert.

ID143 2. BEC - Motion

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Premiere: Resonances IT, Daniel Beknackt - Pulse [Riot Recordings]

Kristin Velvet returns to her Arms & Legs imprint to release two timeless cuts entitled ‘Friday the 12th’ EP including two techno remixes from Swedish legend and H-Productions founder Cari Lekebusch.

‘Friday the 12th’ kicks things off with crunchy modulations, resounding kicks and hypnotic synth swirls before Cari Lekebusch’s remix delivers ethereal elements balanced with winding oscillations and effervescent percussion.

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Friday the 12th

Premiere: Kristin Velvet "Friday the 12th" (Cari Lekebusch Remix) - Arms & Legs

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/seeing-it-through/2570746

Whatever you've set out to achieve. No matter how high your sights are. No matter how big the challenge is. You need to see it through.

Nicole Moudaber kicks up a gear as we march into the year with her first single of 2019 and she's in full on inspiring mode. 'Seeing It Through' is everything we expect from the MOOD maestro, and more; rolling, heavy kickdrum thunder laced with a hypnotic groove that's bends the mind with its off beat bleeps and a universal message in the title. This has everything.

As does 'Common Dreams'; once again unifying and universal, once again infused with a warm driving groove, this one comes with a euphoric twist on the breakdown. Feel phasers set to stun; this one elevates every single soul on the dancefloor in unison.

Finally we have 'The Sun At Midnight'. A mystical, moving piece where the atmospheric pads and chords whip up strong senses of the unknown while Nicole's momentous beats do all the driving. Powerful, evocative and fully immersive, it's the perfect way to end another remarkable EP from perennially unstoppable techno tour de force. Currently swathing through the US on her three month North America tour, each of these cuts has been roadtested and primed to perfection. Now it's your time to see it through.

See you on the other side.

MOOD62 3. Nicole Moudaber - The Sun At Midnight

After the huge success of the Split Ep on his own Quartz Rec imprint, Paul Ritch is reaching the next level with his brand new Canniballs Ep. This wicked release contains four exclusive tracks ranging from the deepness of “Suffolk” to the stomping &amp; rolling “The Lick”. Beware of the Canniballs! 

Canniballs EP 
Quartz Rec 010
03 Feb 2010

Tracklisting:
A1. The Lick 		
A2. Suffolk 		
B1. The Growler 		
B2. Last Night 

Alan Fitzpatrick - Xerrox Structure

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