Anatolian Weapons, the alias of Aggelos Baltas, stands at the forefront of Greek electronic music. The release 'Beyond' is intentionally crafted for the dancefloor, featuring a collection of obscure techno tracks with a few unexpected twists.

Following the release of Aggelos Baltas’ long-awaited second album under the alias Anatolian Weapons last autumn, he is now back with a collection of obscure dancefloor cuts. In his characteristic manner, Baltas weaves hypnotic melodies with driving beats, transporting dancers beyond thought and rationality into a liminal space outside themselves.

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Written and produced by Aggelos Baltas
Mastered by Isabel Schröer at Scape Mastering
Lacquer Cut by Stefan Betke at Scape Mastering
A&R and Graphics by Dominik André
Original Release by Subject To Restrictions Discs

Anatolian Weapons - All the Bones

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underground sound of valpo

⏤ ℳurky ℛhythms 𝒞ollide ⏤
running @subject-to-restrictions
@radioraheem_milano resident

01 / 01 NTS, London
14 / 01 Murky Rhythms Collide, Radio Raheem
18 / 01 Kleintierpraxis, Zürich
24 / 01 Klub Kegelbahn, Luzern

01 / 02 Stereo, Zürich w/ Nive
06 / 02 Café Europa
11 / 02 Murky Rhythms Collide, Radio Raheem
22 / 02 Kauz Club, Zürich
28 / 02 Sääli, Basel w/ Reach Another System

06 / 03 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)
07 / 03 Zukunft, Zürich
11 / 03 Murky Rhythms Collide, Radio Raheem
20 / 03 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)
22 / 03 Canal 54, Geneva

03 / 04 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)
08 / 04 Murky Rhythms Collide, Radio Raheem
11 / 04 Stereo, Zürich w/ Reach Another System

01 / 05 Club OST, Berlin
02 / 05 HÖR, Berlin
02 / 05 Sameheads, Berlin
09 / 05 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)
13 / 05 Murky Rhythms Collide, Radio Raheem
15 / 05 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)
17 / 05 Cabaret Bizarre, Kloten
24 / 05 Rough Radio, Rom
29 / 05 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)

07 / 06 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)
10 / 06 Murky Rhythms Collide, Radio Raheem
12 / 06 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)
14 / 06 UMBO, Zürich
16 / 06 OMG Frank, Basel
26 / 06 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)
28 / 06 Velvet, Düsseldorf

08 / 07 Murky Rhythms Collide, Radio Raheem
10 / 07 Kauz Senkgarten, Zürich

09 / 08 Lethargy Festival, Zürich
28 / 08 Stereo, Zürich

14 / 10 Murky Rhythms Collide, Radio Raheem
16 / 10 Room 303 Radio, Tokyo
30 / 10 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)

02 / 11 Kauz Club, Zürich
13 / 11 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)
20 / 11 Radio Raheem, Milan
22 / 11 Onda, Milan
27 / 11 Café Europa, Zürich (Residency)
28 / 11 Studio, Zürich

https://links.subjecttorestrictions.ch

Dominik André is active in the Zurich music scene – as a DJ and with his label Subject To Restrictions Discs. He is known for unconventional selections and for creating deep and transcendent as well as ecstatic moments on dancefloors of Festivals and Clubs. Attracted by the weird and the unknown, Dominik André blends quirky techno with mutant trance always immersed in a Wave and Post-Punk inspired aesthetic blurring the lines of dance music.

As former resident at Club Zukunft, now regularly seen at Kauz Club, Kasheme and Stereo in his hometown of Zurich, he also got recognised outside the city. This has taken him to clubs such as Salon Des Amateurs in Düsseldorf, Club OST in Berlin, Arkaoda in Istanbul, Astron in Athens and to festivals like Am Bach, Lethargy, Electrosanne or  Montreux Jazz.

He also shares his broad musical understanding on radio stations around the world. He hosts the monthly radio show Murky Rhythms Collide on Radio Raheem in Milan and has made guest appearances on radio stations including NTS and Rinse FM in London, Kiosk Radio in Brussels and the much-missed Red Light Radio in Amsterdam.

Besides his DJ career, Dominik André has a reputation for learning about and documenting electronic music and its scenes as a journalist and publicist. When he's not DJing, he takes care of the creative and administrative direction of his label Subject To Restrictions Discs. With more than 30 releases the label has established itself internationally as a place for 80s- and 90s-influenced music with cross-genre aspirations.

PAST (Selected)
Arkaoda, Istanbul
Astron, Athens
Bordello A Parigi, Amsterdam
Club OST, Berlin
Electrosanne, Lausanne
Fri-Son, Fribourg
Gurten Festival, Bern
Hidden Sounds, London
HÖR, Berlin
Kapitel Bollwerk, Bern
Kasheme, Zurich
Kauz Club, Zurich
Kegelbahn, Luzern
Kiosk Radio, Brussels
Lethargy Festival, Zurich
Montreux Jazz Festival, Montreux
Motel Campo, Geneva
Noh Radio, Istanbul
ócio, Lisbon
Operator Radio, Rotterdam
Public Possession, Munich
Radio 80000, Munich
Red Light Radio, Amsterdam
Room 303 Radio, Tokyo
Rinse FM, London
Salon Des Amateurs, Düsseldorf
Sameheads, Berlin
Stereo, Zurich
Zukunft, Zurich
ZW, Zurich

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WhyPeopleWar Fundraiser for Ukraine: https://whypeopledance.bandcamp.com/

The Why people dance question was asked for the first time in Lithuania back in 2013 but it gained a worldwide echo in its 8 years of existence. Run by @pauliuskamblevicius with the help of @experimentsserial and a network of collaborators, the online electronic music platform and label keeps its heart open for new friends and treasure finds but its filter tight and deep underground. Tune into WPD channels on Soundcloud, YouTube and Bandcamp.

Be away from the edge. Steep slope.
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