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Bjarki - I Wanna Go Bang

SELF CONSTRUCTED FLAWS

Euromantic Records 2017
EUROMANTIC 001 EP
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Niki-Istrefi-EUROMANTIC-001/release/10752121

Niki Istrefi - Red Armor

MASTER www.pcrstudio.com/

Original artist : @unmd_unnamed

BNDCMP

UNNAMED - After Sa Mère

Deffo!

Special limited (Purple vinyl ! – only on this website!)
https://wemerecords.com

L.F.T. - Red Pyramid EP

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L.F.T. - Geister Fabrik [MTRON018]

L.F.T. - Endless Octopus [MTRON018]

L.F.T. - Anti Tune [MTRON018]

EMOTIONAL TECHNO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5xqeuuxWnw

Feelings

BRVTAL - BRV001
Niki Istrefi / Draugr
12"EP / Digital

BRVTAL has started in 2018 and after several gigs and episodes of the podcasts series at last we arrived to kick off our dream project: the music label!
There was no question who would be on our first release, because we have been following their music since the beginning and we had a banger nights and great times with both of them at LÄRM and in Budapest. These awesome producers to whom we thank BVR001 are Niki Istrefi and Draugr!

Niki Istrefi is a rare precious star in the danish techno scene, everyone can recognize his music in the first minute, this mindfulness, fast, harsh and tighty sound with the essential melodies of melancholia. Niki is pretty determinant in BRVTAL's life, because we noticed him since his first release and it was obvious that we invited him to our first LÄRM's event!
Worldspawn gives the first push on his side of the vinyl. This catatonic sound is the enter to the darkness, what we can accept from the whole release. Blood Run is another step, much faster, much harder with an iconic spooky melody that will haunt us through our nightmares.

But we don't have to be afraid of Draugr either, he isn't joking at all. He became one of the unavoidable figures of parisian techno over the years. It wasn't a surprise how he totally bombed the LÄRM to the delight of us and our audience in 2019. We fell in love for the first time when we heard XB71. This track is the real taste of Draugr's music, the
uncompromising, tough sound with cruel hammering and flooding energy like an atomic bomb. Lastly we get to the final track of the vinyl that is dedicated to us, so the title is Brvtal. It's a great honor for us that this more galloping banger with killer dark melodies has the same name like our label and event series!

A1-A2 Written & Recorded by @istrefi in Copenhagen, Denmark 2019-2020
B1-B2 Written & Recorded by @draugr8 in Paris, France 2019-2020

Digital Master by Axel Fesancieux in Paris, France 2020
Vinyl Master by A.P at GS Mastering & Post in Stockholm, Sweden 2020

Artwork by Zsófia Cséve

Distributed by Triple Vision Record Distribution in Rotterdam, The Netherlands

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BRV001 - Niki Istrefi - Worldspawn

Falling Ethics Records is branching out with it's brand new sub-division ''Moral Standards''. The first release in the new series is a 4-tracker by label owner P.E.A.R.L.

On the A-side we find No Fall Damage Part 1 & 2. The first part is on the emotive side, combining the drumwork P.E.A.R.L is known for with an extended synth line that provides a minor melancholic touch. On the second part, things are turned up a notch, with increased emphasis on percussion elements and vocal chops. A nervous sounding short synth-line creeps in that helps build the strong ambience of this version.

On the B-side, Matrixxman and Blue Hour provide remixes for ''We Will Not All Fall''.

For the B1, the Matrixxman remix is a mechanic and big sounds sounding piece of work using a sub-low bass that's reminiscent of early dubstep records. The Blue Hour remix is a break beat and trance infused cut using a taint of acid to lift the whole to a dancefloor oriented piece of work.

Release Date: 18/09/2020
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A1 – No Fall Damage part 1
A2 – No Fall Damage part 2
B1 – We Will Not All Fall (Matrixxman Remix)
B2 – We Will Not All Fall (Blue Hour Remix)
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Moral Standards is a sub-division of Falling Ethics Records. 
All rights reserved ©2020

We Will Not All Fall

Moral Standards 001 / P.E.A.R.L. - We Will Not All Fall w/ Matrixxman & Blue Hour Remixes

Release date (vinyl & digital): 16th of October

A1/1 Tracer
A2/2 Split
B1/3 Nuclide
B2/4 Radon


Border One debuts on Token with the Radon EP.

The artist’s first outing on the label gathers up four more floor focused recordings, whilst maintaining the rich, low-sunk atmospherics characteristic of so much of his popular work. Dense and propulsive, the EP majors on leftfield sound design, with synth abstractions underpinned by warm, pulsating polyrhythms.

Opener Tracer sets the tone for the record with sleek, swung sequences sparring and panning off one another. Each component shifts and develops neatly over its run time lending the recording an exciting live element. Split, the EP’s most obvious main room missive, strikes from the first kick drum - classy and well worked, the recording marries tight snare rolls & a tripped out breakdown without losing any sense of style. Nuclide opens the B side, and continues in this same, effervescent vein - channelling pure peak time energy. Title track Radon closes the EP - a stunning exercise in purist techno that places its emphasis on a single repetition to great effect, buoying the work with occasional flourishes that serve to propel the track on towards its end. A top tier release from a certified talent within the contemporary Techno genre.

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TOKEN96 - Border One - Radon EP

We are really happy to present Manuel De Martino's new EP "The Gold Of Napoli" a new 4 tracker Ep that contains all the influences received over many years, from artists to clubs in this magical and unique city.

From a deeper and more melodic techno, with vocals passing through hypnotic arpeggios to more solid and dynamic grooves.

Manuel Di Martino - Partenope (Original Mix)

Buy here: fanlink.to/pp-keid

Digital Release: 9th October 2020
Vinyl Release: 23rd October 2020

A1: Pan-Pot - Keid
B1: Pan-Pot - Planet9
B2: Pan-Pot - Echoes From Epsilon

As the pandemic continues to put a halt on clubbing as we knew it, techno dons Pan-Pot have adapted their sound to suit these uncertain times. The dancefloor focus remains, but on their latest EP,  there’s a restraint and delicacy to the tracks that reveals yet another facet of the duo’s creativity, and innate understanding of what their fans want to hear right now. 
 
“Keid” builds slowly with rustling percussion, insistent tapping and a sneaky, smouldering bassline that bypasses the predictable massive drop for something moodier and more subtle. Exotic jungle sounds, tribal drums and cool bleeps open the atmospheric “Planet9”, which soon pivots towards a thrilling build and ravey arpeggios that sound ripe for dank basement clubs and open-air festivals alike. “Echoes from Epsilon” is probably the most unexpected track of the lot. Five and a half minutes of ambience is characterised by airy pads, windchime synths, and a transportative, meditative air that is light years away from Pan-Pot’s typical fare. 
 
At once timeless and completely of the moment, Keid is a surprising, refreshing release from the industry veterans that should both please old fans and win new ones.

@pan-pot
@secondstateaudio

TOKEN96 - Border One - Radon EP

Token Records