@disco-morato from Moscow cooked for us an hypnotic acid and industrial sounding edit of the Indian Carnatic singer queen
HQ download on our bandcamp page!

HRDF: Who are you?
Disco Morato: I’m a producer, DJ and co-owner of the label MAXIMA CULPA which we started with my friend Gegen Mann. Here you can find our SC page: https://soundcloud.com/maximaculparecords
I also release my music on labels like: NEIN, Mosaique, Fill-Lex, Les Yeux Orange, Syberian. 
 
HRDF: How did you discover this track ?
DM: I discovered this track like more than 10 years ago and forgot about it. And not so long time ago I found my old hard-drive and felt in some nostalgic feelings about music that I found there.
 
HRDF: Why did you choose to edit it ?
DM: I searched of some vocals for my track and tried to work with this beautiful vocal. And to be honest I wanted to do something in style of HARD FIST because it’s very inspiring music that you release. 
 
HRDF: Any tips for digging ? 
DM: Digging is a trip, so you just need to go and enjoy your road

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Aruna Sairam - Mahishasura Mardhini (Disco Morato edit) #47 - Free download

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They have been like brothers for many years, and after many collaborations, these two producers are well attuned to each other in their musical soul. https://soundcloud.com/rodion_gomma and Fabrizio https://soundcloud.com/mammarella are both very sophisticated producers and known for their dramatic melodies, mixed with synthesized funk and disco, which turns it into emotional freaky electronic music.

All tracks are recorded in Mexico City, bringing in Mexican artist Mijo as a featuring on the track ‘’Cerro Gordo’’. Moreover, italo-belgian duo https://soundcloud.com/front-de-cadeaux join with a remix that grabs elements from both the original tracks, reworked in one timeless piece of music.

https://soundcloud.com/slow-motion-records is proud and delighted to present to you: “Sierra Madre”.

PREMIERE : Rodion & Mammarella - Sierra Madre (Front De Cadeaux Remix)

Belgian duo Marching Machines returns to Wrong Era with Melancholie 0100.
With their own synth-driven sound, they draw four tracks of melancholic and psychedelic electronic disco journey, loaded with hypnotic dance floor energy that goes until the mind gets lost. 
 Two, yes two, remixes crafted by the mighty hand of Venice Arms, one of Curses alter egos, are topping up this release. He's fooling around and unleashing his jungle demons on the “’ardcore Remix” whilst for the other mix he wears his muddy boots, providing a bumbaclart chug-fest and space-ready pitched-down wobbler.
Yep, you’ve heard that right! We’re unloading your favourite dancefloor opium anthems. 
The Machines are marching in the direction of their visions of the future.

Melancholie 0100

Marching Machines - Mangata (Wrong Era)

Electronic  110bpm with synthwave and indie elements, not a dance track, a journey in space like sounds.

Different Worlds

Packed with industrial flair, Kris Baha pays tribute to Vilnius' Opium Club with a propulsive, machinist jam.

'Opium of the People' is out April 27th on Le Temps Perdu.

Pre-order: bit.ly/2vsoQkZ

@krisbaha
@letempsperduonline
@opiumclub
@vmusiquesynthetique

Opium Of The People

Premiere: Kris Baha – Fuels A Liar [Le Temps Perdu]

Curses - Hex Alium

(ESP)
Que bueno cuando descubres un nuevo sello y que además trae mandanga de la buena para escuchar. Y aquí os traemos algo muy interesante. Queremos presentar la nueva propuesta de Högt I Tak aka @janne-berglund con su nuevo sello When Disco Goes Wrong…
(ENG)
It is so great when you find a new label and it also contains awesome music to listen to. So we bring out something very interesting today. We want to launch the new proposal of Högt I Tak Aka Janne Berglund with his new label When Disco Goes Wrong.

Read More on https://www.comolasgrecas.com/en/espanol-hhogt-i-takgt-i-tak-mindbender-anticapitalista-ep-when-disco-goes-wrong/

PREMIERE: Högt I Tak & Mindbender – Anticapitalista (A Rave New World Mix) [When Disco Goes Wrong]

New bandcamp release. Mastered by Rich Lane

Bandcamp

Sanctimony (Bandcamp release - low res version)

As head of Italian (centric) Slow Motion label (and international artist sister imprint, Wrong Era), and through his own productions and remixes, Franz Scala has been pioneering the retro-futuristic aesthetic of club culture weaving together elements of proto-house, wave and Italo for the nuovo contemporary dancefloor long before it’s current vogue. Now alongside Bordello A Parigi, and supported by Sameheads, Slow Motion presents Scala’s euphoric debut album Mondo Della Notte.

A homage to the world of the night where Franz plies his trade. Solid production and understanding of the various references informing the contemporary dancefloor imbues this set with a quality of permanence. Each track clocks-in at around the seven minute mark accommodating all Scala’s retro influences  providing the space for walls of sounds to expand and unfold along these infectious rhythm voyages.

Industrial guitars signal the title track’s intent while ethereal vocal snippets escape the machines hailing to the listener through densely effected, spacey drums blurring the boundaries between disco and wave. Stelle’s cross-continental tunnel trip takes the listener to a darkened dancefloor. Flickering light emerging by way of rapturous synths complementing each other in short radiant bursts resulting in a steady, off-kilter workout that wouldn’t sound out of place during the latter years of The Paradise Garage. Cometa’s urgency hurtles through the void towards it’s destination gaining momentum with each synth stab and chorus leaving the impression you’re listening to some long lost classic that just collided with the planet. Dreamline a rhythm dense Chicago influenced jam packed with desolate, metallic strings; whispered, twisted vox, and haunting phrases. Rising from a swamp Chrono startles the listener, the track’s infectious trippy patterns reminiscent of the hazy trance that occured when clubbing collided with guitars at the dawn of the second summer of love. Museum of Illusion comes at you like John Carpenter scoring a heavy giallo soundtrack. The artist’s trademark tough, italo-informed drum workouts are best illustrated by Scala’s rework of One Way Love. The composition’s rhythms’ morphing into a darker proto-house framework with a tougher edge than it’s previous incarnation. Gladio’s hypnotic tribute to the foundational cyber-funk of Detroit ends this trip into the nether world of strobes and speakers, a sword-edged machine conversation between a measured motor-city bass and responding off-world hardware, the tracks warm undertones taking you inwards beyond the industrial world these sounds originally emerged from.

It is a tribute to Franz’s careful, attentive approach to his love of music that, for the first time, after a decade running Slow Motion, he finally releases his own productions through his own label. Mondo Della Notte, a collection of contemporary mutations grounded in previous era’s, is the culmination and testimony to his artisanal dedication to his own creative output and his obsessive enthusiasm for what moves the dancefloor. Enjoy this journey through the night. Ascolta forte.

Franz Scala - Gladio

Djs Pareja - Kappov

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