E.Top-Rubycon (Real MF 4_4 Mix)

Dance Mekanik head honcho surprises with syncopated rhythms and moody melodies (early 90s Autechre comes to mind) with a menacing guitarline on top. Halfway the track folds open with melancholic strings which come together with the guitar motif. Bam! great opening track..

released September 30, 2022

Mastering at Laboratoire Central by Gabriel Séverin
Cover art by Masha Zayakina
Words by Kristof Debaets

https://dancemekanik.bandcamp.com/album/dance-mekanik-vol-i

Aether - The End Of Eternity

LBD sounds are back with a new 12" from their LBDISSUES series. This time they have a track taken from a sought after 7" single by Eva Hurychova & Jan Neckar from former Czechoslovakia, originally released in 1984, professionally remastered and with additional reinterpretations & edits.

"To Chce Mit Svuj System" is a sleazy electro disco number with its unmistakable 80s sound, instantly memorable without being too in your face. Optimo's JD Twitch comes on board with his extended edit, that stays close to original but has upgraded it for current dancefloors. Up next is an original remastered version. And last but not least, a newly formed duo of Oliver Torr and LBD Sounds label owner Olin, now working under Torr & Rich moniker, are here with their debut work - a pitched down 80s disco dub reinterpretation of "To Chce Mit Svuj System".

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Format: 12" Vinyl & Digital
Release date: 7th October 2022
PRE-ORDER: littlebeatdifferent.bandcamp.com

Mastered by: Johanz Westerman
Torr & Rich reinterpretations mixed by: Johanz Westerman
in Torr & Rich reinterpretation live bass recorded by David Herzig

To Chce Mít Svůj Systém EP

Eva Hurychová & Jan Neckář - To Chce Mít Svůj Systém(JD Twitch Edit)

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NO-GO-ZONE #05 W/ SKALM & MAVROS SKYLOS 22/12/2022

Rafah camp, established in 1949, is located in the south of Gaza, near the Egyptian border. In the year after Rafah camp was created, thousands of refugees moved from the camp to a nearby housing project at Tel El-Sultan, making the camp almost indistinguishable from the adjacent city.

Originally home to 41,000 refugees who had fled from the hostilities of the 1948 war, Rafah is now home to more than 104,000 refugees. High population density is a major problem, with people living in crowded shelters along extremely narrow streets.


The blockade on Gaza has made life more difficult for many refugees in the camp. However, since the “adjustment” to the blockade, Gaza witnessed a construction boom due to the illegal materials entering Gaza through the tunnels with Egypt enriching some people in the camp.

However, unemployment levels remain very high, leaving a staggering proportion of the population dependent on UNRWA’s food and cash assistance. Basic hygiene is also of great concern in the camp, where 90 per cent of the water is unfit for human consumption.

https://bedouindrone.bandcamp.com/album/conflict

BedouinDrone - Rafah

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Abu Kishk (Arabic: أبو كشك) was a Palestinian village in the Jaffa Subdistrict located 12 km northeast of Jaffa, situated 2 km northwest of the Yarkon River. The village was depopulated during the 1947–1948 Civil War in Mandatory Palestine on 30 March 1948 by the Irgun.

Abu Kishk probably fell into Zionist hands some time before the end of the British Mandate on 15 May 1948. Palestinian historian 'Arif al-'Arif indicated that by this time, Zionist forces were in control of the whole coastal area between Haifa and Tel Aviv. Abu Kishk may have been affected by events in the adjacent village of al-Shaykh Muwannis; both villages were located just beyond the borders of Tel Aviv and were targeted for attack early in the war. Israeli historian Benny Morris write that “the final evacuation of the area just north of Tel Aviv was prompted in large measure by IZL (Irgun Zvai Leumi) actions.” An earlier agreement between the villages of al-Shaykh Muwannis and the Haganah to observe a truce in the area did not deter the IZL from striking at the community leaders. The IZL infiltrated into the village at the end of March and kidnapped five of the village leaders. The attack prompted a large flight of people from the surrounding coastal area.

The village site lies in the suburbs of the expanding town of Hertzeliyya.

A fenced-in military hardware manufacturing complex occupies the site and a lare area around it. Cactuses and almond trees grow near and overpass that has been built across the highway that runs through the complex. Outside the fence, on the southeast side of the village site, are the remnants of two houses, one of which had been a private school for the chidren of al-Sawalima.

On Picture Prince Saif Eddin Abukishk and Prince Abdallah (later King of Jordan)

https://mahorka.bandcamp.com/album/abandoned-villages

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