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Release date (vinyl & digital): 16th of December

"I've intended to do an album for a long while. The tracks draw upon ideas going back to various points over the last 12 years or so - some of the hooks I wrote years ago, other bits are brand new. In some ways I wanted it to reflect a personal arc and the way I tend to do things - never rushed"

After a string of acclaimed releases on Token and a selection of remixes, Ø [Phase] released his debut album ‘Frames Of Reference’ on Token this fall. It earned him outstanding reviews at Resident Advisor (“a display of real power and finesse” 4/5), in DJmag (“a calculated masterpiece” 9,5/10), at XLR8R (“sticks out as an alternate route to the heart of machine music's appeal” 8/10), Groove Magazine (“pulsating techno in which every sonic details fits”) and more.

After the double a-sided first single ‘On The Edge / Perplexed’ in June, we now bring you the 2nd single.
‘Dirtro II’ is definitely one of the standout cuts of the album and shows Ø [Phase] in his darkest and deepest mood. On the b-side he is joined by one of his biggest inspirations & one of techno’s most legendary innovators: Robert Hood. The result is a carefully executed yet explosive peak time cut.

Ø [Phase] x Robert Hood x Token. It had to happen one day.

TRACKLISTING
A Original Version		
B Robert Hood's New Device Mix

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Dirtro II

Ø [Phase] - Dirtro II (Robert Hood's New Device Mix)

Deepbass - Sequence 1 (Edit Select Records)

Marcel Dettmann | Seduction feat. Emika (Deuce Remix)

A1. Regal - Order [INV005]

"No Type" is from Rae Sremmurd's debut album #SremmLife, out now via Ear Drummer Records/Interscope .

Buy #SremmLife on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/SremmLife

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Rae Sremmurd - "No Type" [Prod. By Mike WiLL Made-It & Swae Lee of Rae Sremmurd]

If you haven't devoted some of your quality time to Marcel Dettmann's Fabric 77 mix, then we'd strongly recommend doing so. It's packed to the rafters with dynamite like this ROD track, which after 3 years of being in Dettmann's possession is finally seeing a release on his label MDR.

Taken from fabric 77: Marcel Dettmann – available from the fabric store: http://bit.ly/fabric77 and iTunes: http://smarturl.it/fabric77 

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ROD "RSPCT" - Boiler Room Debuts

Raffaele Attanasio - Roads LP part.1

a1. ROADS
a2. Nuvkrinum
b1. The City of The Tigers
b2. A night with dub blues notes

Envlp12004 Raffaele Attanasio - Roads Lp part. 1 - 12" Vinyl Only

SLAM | Factory Music / Cirklon Bells
(Slam / Hans Bouffmyhre / Truncate / Edit Select Remixes)

[SOMA416D]

1. Slam – Factory Music [Slam 101 Interpretation]
2. Slam – Factory Music [Hans Bouffmyhre Remix]
3. Slam - Cirklon Bells [Truncate Remix]
4. Slam - Cirklon Bells [Edit Select Remix]

Slam unleash their 2nd, pre album single in the form of some heavyweight versions of tracks taken from the stellar 'Reverse Proceed' dropping this October. Alongside the boys themselves, Slam have enlisted fellow Glaswegian producers Hans Bouffmyhre & Edit Select as well as Truncate to bring their own unique takes to 'Factory Music' and 'Cirklon Bells'

Slam step up first to provide a reinterpretation of Factory Music that sees them almost completely revamp the original. Slam ramp up the tension in the track as driving percussion rides the tsunami provided by one hell of a synth line.

More recently popping up on Soma under his Secluded guise, Hans Bouffmyhre follows up from Slam with an energetic remix of Factory music. His signature, sub heavy Techno comes out in full force as he perfectly loops out the original and balances a solid drum workout smoothly in a groove ridden, peak hour track.

The always on form Truncate brings his jacked up funk to Cirklon Bells, one of the more ambient pieces from Reverse Proceed. The mind melting synths are merged with Truncate's stuttered, distorted percussion giving this a real Chicago flavour.

Tony Scott aka Edit Select rounds off the package on a deeper tip. More subtle drums are used, giving this remix the typical hypnotic mood found throughout his music. The ethereal atmospheres are effectively used in the backbone of the track bringing the usual Edit Select profoundness to the remix

*Mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering

Slam - Factory Music / Cirklon Bells Ep (Soma 416d)

Ben Klock - Subzero (Original Mix)

B1 - Roman Poncet - Walfisch - Robert Hood

A1. Roman Poncet Walfisch

https://polegroup.bandcamp.com/album/unknown-landscapes-vol-2-polegroup28cd

Woo York - Farewell Old Friend - Preview - Unknown Landscapes Vol 2

Children Of Tomorrow's Podcast 09 - Arnaud Le Texier

What better way to kick off a new year than with a new project? Sure, podcasts are nothing new, but by now the Dekmantel family has grown to the point where we have a lot to shout about. The DJ collective, festival and label are all well established, but we feel we need even more outlets for all the great music we have from our extended family. As such, we are launching a new weekly series that will showcase exclusive mixes from our favourite friends and freaks, with Marcel Dettmann going first. 

Aside from being a supremely tall and long haired human being, Marcel Dettmann is of course one of the techno powerhouses behind Berghain. It is his long, seductive and firmly rooted techno sets that have made the Berlin club, and man himself, so hallowed around the world. Also a fine producer who lays down his own brand of concrete funk on labels like Ostgut Ton, 50Weapons and his own eponymous label, he inaugurates our series with a very special live recording then from New Year’s Eve 2014 at Berghain. The resulting 90 minute set is everything it should be - supple and seductive, then freaky and funky, then deliciously dark and increasingly weird towards the end, so enjoy the ride. 

Dekmantel Podcast 001 - Marcel Dettmann

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Closer To The Sun

Release date: 17th of September 2012

Following recent Music Man cd's from Petar Dundov and Marcel Dettmann, we now welcome one of Detroit’s finest, Robert Hood. After the legendary Nighttime World Volume 1 and Nighttime World Volume 2, we are proud to be able to present you the long awaited “Motor: Nighttime World 3” on Music Man!
With "Motor: Nighttime World 3" Robert Hood returns to the project he first started on Austria’s Cheap label back in 1995 and subsequently continued in 2000 on M-Plant. Fusing his trademark minimal techno into jazz inspired moods and inflections, Hood emerges from the smoke-lit shadows of a downbeat, but not beaten, Motor City metropolis. Inspired by Julien Temple’s documentary ‘Requiem For Detroit?’ Robert Hood examines the life, history and future of Detroit’s motor industry and its workforce, set against a backdrop of decay, despair, hope and re-birth.

TRACKLIST
1. The Exodos
2. Motor City
3. Better Life
4. The Wheel
5. Black Technician
6. Learning
7. Drive (The Age Of Automation)
8. Torque One
9. Hate Transmissions
10. Slow Motion Katrina
11. Assembly
12. A Time To Rebuild

http://www.musicmanrecords.net/

Robert Hood - Drive (The Age Of Automation)

Mathew Jonson - Marionette

Drake ~ Girls Love Beyonce Feat. James Fauntleroy

Robert Hood - Power to Prophet (M-Plant)

Mote-Evolver welcomes back Psyk (aka Manuel Anós) after his strong label debut release, Distane. For his second Mote-Evolver release, Psyk delivers yet another standout effort with four tool-oriented tracks of clean, tight, yet powerful minimalistic approach.

The title track “Arcade” that opens the EP contrasts high-energy thumping drumbeat with a hypnotic layer of syncopated rhythm. Its movement and development is subtle and organic, yet at the same time skillfully elevating the energy with joining clapping beat and hi-hats.  Following “Surface” will stay in your mind with its obsessive singularity of monotone balanced with the groove of muted heavy beat.  It’s a moody number that grabs the listeners‘ attention with certain tenacity that stays throughout the track.   

One might find B-side of Arcade EP slightly funkier; “Intern” is meshed with lighter elements like beeping sounds and clapping, providing the refreshing vibe to the EP.  However the carefully crafted dynamic and the simple, pure, and fun personality of “Intern” assures that it’s no less powerful tool for the dancefloor.  The last track “Somewhere” is perhaps the grooviest track of Arcade EP, thanks to the deep dark dubby bass that’s setting the tone properly from the very beginning.  Psyk combines and tames energy into a relaxed atmosphere for “Somewhere”, giving a breathing room for emotion that draws you deeply into the euphoric moment.  

With Arcade EP, Psyk is clearly not shying away from showcasing his skills of honing the diverse mood and texture of techno that are highly functional. 


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