Artist: Brother Nebula
Title: Brother Says Relax	
Label: Legwork
Cat No: LWK11
Format: 12” Vinyl

Tracklist: 
A1. Brother Says Relax	
A2. Turn Off
A3. The Light
B1. The Burden Of Proof
B2. S.I.S. Feat. Solar (Bro Nebs In Dub)

Legwork is back with a new single from our favourite cosmic crusader, Brother Nebula. 

The A-side consists of a tape-crushed lysergic stormer, on which the Brother helps us to be mindful, and a couple of useful DJ tools from the same session. The B-side starts with a broken affair with pensive chords floating around bleeps and sounds of the universe, and finishes with a dubbed-out version of the previously-released and extremely well-received S.I.S. featuring San Francisco stalwart Solar.

Brother Nebula - Brother Says Relax (LWK11)

• Wex Ukraine Compilation • 
@wexrecords @christopher-ledger-1

From Wex
"We have been working on this stacked twenty seven track compilation since just after the war broke out. This VA blends many styles of electronic music and we hope you discover some new artists and sounds that tickle your ears along the way. 
Ukraine has been such an important part of the Wex journey. 
With numerous parties in Ukraine and various releases from Ukrainians artists, we watched with heavy hearts as the country became a war zone. We hope to contribute and help, even if it will be just a little, with the support of our fans and the underground community. We will be donating directly to our friends who are currently living in Kyiv and have been helping their communities stay as safe and healthy as possible. 
A big thank you to all the artists and engineers involved in helping the release come together and supporting our attempt to help those in needs. You can see some of them tagged in the post b it we were only able to tag a maximum of 20. You can stream and purchase the compilation via our bandcamp. 
It goes without saying how much pain and suffering goes on around the world on a daily basis. No country and no person deserves to live in fear and experience the atrocities these wars bring.
Thank you in advance for your donations and support, every little bit helps and we hope our music brightens up your days and your dance floors."

[PREMIERE] Damasio's Essay - Christopher Ledger | Wex [2022]

A1 Selfish War Machine
A2 Made in Japan
B1 Dark Side Of Me 1995
B2 Robota
B3 Equinox Of Ceres

The light is at the end of the tunnel. The light is shining bright because of love. The love is the answer to the darkness + the remedy for the experience which might bring unclearness and letting drown in the metaphorical swamp which every single human has felt during the journey they are on. The EP by the Switzerland based mastermind Dan Piu is dedicated to the love and to the love only. 
The tracks that were produced from the artist’s creative inflow are from the year 1995 to our present days and are telling the story of hope and compassion. Starting from A side we have a demonstrative rollercoaster which is ‘Selfish War Machine’ gracing before the ‘Made in Japan’ which is inspired by the early arcade machines and the ethos they were bringing with them. Side B starts with seductive house number straight up from the year 1995, followed by Robotic tool ‘Robota’ and finishing off on the perfect and soul caressing track going by the name ‘Equinox of Ceres’. This precise body of work which has found its home with Sakskøbing is pure and direct message of love, in a way when things are seem bleak the light can be sparked again. The answer how this spark gets obtained is the four-letter word which is mentioned frequently in this text.

SKKB 018 / Dan Piu - Constant Light EP 12"

Another bomb in the rebound!
SOUNDS. presents "Modal - Lovers Remixes". 
This high demanded remix double pack was originally released in 1996. The re-mastered version will be soon available again.
Higly recommended!

Artists: Modal
Title: Lovers Remixes
Label: Sounds.
Cat: SO17
Format: 2 x 12"
Release date: 09.01.23
Genre: Techno, Deep House
Tracklisting:
A1 Lovers (Roy Davis & DJ Skull Mix)
A2 Lovers (Terry Mullan Mix)
B1 Lovers (Boom Box Mix)
B2 Lovers (Hyperactive Mix)
C1 Lovers (DJ Slip Mix)
C2 Lovers (Greg Stevens Mix)
D1 Lovers (Mystic Bill Mix)
D2 Powder (Bonus Track)

Re-mastering by Oliver Lieb @ Lhaudio.com
Vinyl cut by W.J. Henze @ Lhaudio.com
Worldwide exclusive manufactured and distributed by www.dbh-music.com, info@dbh-music.com

SO17 - MODAL - LOVERS REMIXES (SOUNDS.)

Up next on Pleasure Club we have some re-imaginings of Johnny Hunter’s lockdown summer jam U.K.AIM. For this we enlisted the skills of nu UK garage don Zero FG, who turned in not one but two of his trademark low end workouts. We are also honoured to welcome one of the founding fathers of UK tech house, Mr Len Lewis, to the label who delivers a heads down late night take on the original.

The spirit of U.K.AIM lives on…

Preorder: https://pleasureclubx.bandcamp.com/album/u-k-aim-remixes

PRE ORDER

B2. JOHNNY HUNTER - U.K.AIM (ORIGINAL MIX) (PCLUB016)

ポップなミニマルハウスだと思います。

DIAPP

After 616, Twig discovered 2 new artists...side A from Israel, side B from Ukraine.

Artwork by @mona_bit_

https://seekers.net/release/ssl008/

side A - Yotam Aflalo

Worthwhile albums tend to be as much about the process of making them as they are about the end products themselves. One can almost hear formal, technical, even philosophical questions being asked and answered on them in order to arrive at something personally and politically new for the artist. "A Box Full of Magic," at once sprawling, cosmic, and psychedelic in the best of ways, follows in this album-making tradition. It is a record steeped in off kilter percussive time, live recording, occasionally summer cloud-paced tempos, and lush, emotional, melodic instrumentation. "A Sunrise On the Front," the final track of the record (and a composition crushing in its beauty), encapsulates much of this: recorded live on a Rhodes, the melody gives voice to the paradoxical sense of hope even during the pathology of war. Such conceptual ambition fits perfectly well within the capacious vision of Mathew Jonson's Freedom Engine, a project whose very name seems to explore and allow for the conceptual paradox and complexity of approaching freedom through the engine of technology. In a fundamental sense this tension between freedom and machine informs much of the album proper. Desiring to break out of his old ways of production and the boxes that went with it, the album abounds with fresh fascinations in things like the sound of mathematical equations, quirky time signatures, and experimental phrasing through intuitive timings to unlock a sense of magic, play, and spontaneity. There is, likewise, an interest in the liberating potential of deconstructing old sounds to make new ones, as Jonson applies techniques like innovative noise gating on classic drum samples to create space age percussion. At other moments, on "The Very Strange," for instance, air itself is sampled in field recordings to create unnatural percussive patterns. As is often the case with Jonson's work, an encyclopedia of machines and synths are employed in the making of 'A Box Full of Magic," but what is perhaps new here, and in keeping with the dialectic he traces between freedom/engine, is that there is a non-mechanistic, spontaneous impulse at work in the recordings. While it is not a live album, it has an at times spiritual and organic inclination despite or perhaps because of the way his panoply of gear--Prophet 5, cs60, VCS3, et al--attempts to capture dream-like tonalities that can reach poetic heights on a track like the aforesaid "Sunrise" or morph into an almost diabolical, Lynchian dimension on "An Evil Charm (Where Is the Forest)." But while it is tempting to get lost in the trees of synth-arcana with Jonson's work, we should not lose sight of the forest here: With its openness to new ideas which in turn generate an album teeming with them, "Box Full of Magic" helps to expand the sonic vocabulary of contemporary dance music.

Mathew Jonson lives and works in Berlin. He has been experimenting with electronic music since 1986.

A Box Full Of Magic (DKMNTL070)

Attack Of The Omnibots

A1 Abyss 	
A2 B.T.M.F. 	
B1 FreeB 	
B2 Ossary 	
B3 Savage (Interval XI)
Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=By28C9rMIHc
Discogs https://www.discogs.com/it/Lerosa-Savage/release/14311877

Lerosa ‎– Savage (PROS005)

Bullet Catch

[CODEM001] Giedo - Bullet Catch

After a successful first release, we are very pleased to present the next one by an icon & legend of house music. The years go by and Brian Cavender aka Seafoam does not stop impressing us with his music, these 4 tracks are accurately what we seek to capture on each release, music with that style that made us fall in love in the late '90s and early new century. The impressive thing here is that without mentioning which of these 4 tracks were made in the '90s. When we asked Brian for music and told him about our ideology he understood us perfectly and sent us a folder named "Old cuts", music made from roughly around 1995 to 2000. When we listened to the tracks we recognized that this was music created in the past but still sounds super fresh, another timeless gem for the ufo series catalog.

UFO SERIES 002 - Seafoam - Easy Tiger EP

A1 - Easy Tiger
A2 - Hard City
B1 - Outerwears
B2 - Give The Drummer Some

Cat No.: UFOS002
Format: 12" Vinyl Only, 140gr, limited press (400 copies).
Distributed by Juno, Manufactured in the Uk.
Mastered by Enrico Mantini at DDA Mastering
Artwork illustration by El Piña
Release: 2021

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B2. JOHNNY HUNTER - U.K.AIM (ORIGINAL MIX) (PCLUB016)

PLEASURE CLUB

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