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Hard Wax

Etapp Kyle - Aurora

Internal Empire

Minus

Marionette

Marionette (Josh Wink Interpretation)

Deniro - Pelé EP (TAPE-015)

Deniro's 4-track EP is a triumphant return that puts TAPE Records Amsterdam firmly back on the map. With his signature synths and unwavering Detroit techno flair, Deniro blends melodic vintage sounds with a perfectly balanced techno groove that will transport you to another dimension. Get ready to be swept away by the infectious energy and mesmerizing beats that Deniro is renowned for. Don't miss out on this epic journey that will leave you in a state of pure bliss.

Physical release date: Out now at your favorite records shops!
Beatport & streaming services: 21-07-23
Full release date: 04-08-23

Artwork by ankhsious

Deniro - Pelé 3

Deetron - The Last Dance (Original Mix)

A side from Foundation EP
1995
430 West ‎– 4W-240

Uploaded from vinyl

Octave One - Empower

The eleven-track LP by Octave Minds (Boys Noize + Chilly Gonzales) is set to drop on September 14 via Boysnoize Records and to celebrate we've got a premiere of one of the album's best cuts, 'Anthem'.

The song starts of with some serene piano work from Gonzales which is backed by majestic horns and carefully place drum stabs. Around the two-minute mark the song explodes into a heavenly four-four ballad, one that encapsulates everything good about the respective artists.

Preorder here: http://octaveminds.com

Premiere: Octave Minds 'Anthem'

Robert Hood - Sleep Cycles

Octave One - Terraforming (Kraviz Klock's 66 Interpretation)

The Remixes, Pt. 1

Gotcha' (Mark Broom Vinyl Mix)

Octave One's set for us last year was phenomenal; the energy, setting and metronomic head twists made it a no-brainer for inclusion in our Best of 2014. If you're that way inclined, you can hear the story behind how Boiler Room helped relaunch their career in more depth over here [INSERT LINK TO MICHAIL INTERVIEW HERE], as relayed to Derek Plaslaiko and our very own Michail. Seven tracks from Moscow made it onto their new LP, due May 26th, of which "Afterglow" was arguably the strongest.
Much like the towering behemoth of "Blackwater", it's a synergy of styles; dozens of boxes chattering away to one another in harmony. Somehow the track manages to be both flinty hard and yet shimmering, the lead curdled and yet crystal-clear. It's dancefloor TNT, an emphatic return from the brothers Burden. Burn It Down indeed.

Octave One - Empower

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