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MTD, Tracy // SM003V

A1 MTD - Basement
A2 MTD - Programm 003
B1 Tracy - Something To Believe In
B2 Tracy - Parallel Reality

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SM003V (Tracy / MTD)

Track 5 from LONDON (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)&#13;
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Written, Produced and Mixed by The Crystal Method &#13;
Additional Percussion by Suzanne Brantner&#13;
Published by Lap Dance Music (ASCAP) / Why Do You Care Music (BMI) &#13;
Courtesy of Tiny E Records (2005)&#13;
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All songs written and performed by The Crystal Method except where noted.&#13;
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1.	"London"&#13;
2.	"Restless" by Evil Nine featuring Toastie Taylor&#13;
3.	"Smoked" (Vocals by Troy Bonnes)&#13;
4.	"Fire to Me" (vs. Hyper)&#13;
5.	"Roboslut"&#13;
6.	"Defective"&#13;
7.	"Vice"&#13;
8.	"Crime" by Troy Bonnes&#13;
9.	"C'mon Children" by The Out Crowd&#13;
10.	"Onesixteen"&#13;
11.	"Sucker Punch" by Connie Price and the Keystones&#13;
12.	"Glass Breaker" (Vocals by Charlotte Martin)&#13;
13.	"I Luv U"&#13;
14.	"Nothing Like You and I" by The Perishers&#13;
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Roboslut

Ron Trent - Altered States

Cut up an RT interview and slapped in in over the top.

Ron Trent - Altered States (Dazboy's Spoken Word Mix)

DJ Micro - Techno Trance (Omar Santana Mix)

http://www.delsinrecords.com/release.php?idxRelease=3680

All good things must come to an end and so it is that the landmark series of EPs from Delsin wraps up with instalment 5. The last part of the 100th release celebratory jigsaw comes from BNJM, Delta Funktionen, Herva, Bleak and John Beltran. It’s a great final chapter that completes the story of the label by offering timeless and melancholic sounds from a wide spread of genres.

First is the murky underwater ambiance of BNJMN’s ‘Dive’, which ripples and echoes beautifully before Delta Funktionen’s ‘Petrol’ offers up far more raw and angry sounds in a heavyweight, spitting electro mould. ‘Radio's Mutterings’ sounds just like that, with skittish frequencies, bristling white noise and only the most feint traces of melody anywhere within earshot.

On the flip side, one Swedish techno’s finest, Bleak, unravels some steely techno loops and underpins them with a thick bed of rubbery kick drums and the final word on this excellent series comes from ambient auteur John Beltran. His ‘Return to Nightfall’ has bristling hi hats coated in angelic and harmonic pads and eventually takes off on a well-padded beat. It’s the sort of thing that stays with you long after its finished playing, much like the Delsin label as a whole.

Buy at Delsin Webshop

V/A - 100DSR/VAR5 (BNJMN, Delta Funktionen, Herva, Bleak, John Beltran)

http://www.delsinrecords.com/release.php?idxRelease=3797

Vril is still a relatively little known artist but already he has some great accolades to his name: He has released a couple of great EPs on Giegling sub label Staub, had a track on Marcel Fengler's Berghain mix, Dettmann's Conducted and now appears with the 103rd release on Delsin. What he serves up is three titanic techno tracks designed with maximum dancefloor damage in mind.

So big are these productions that we got a message back from that well known mastering company in germany. For some mystified causes some of our expensive equipment was crashing during the mastering session (!). They’ve been mastering records since over 20 years and that has never happened before like this.

The Vortekz EP starts with the title track and it's a dramatic bit of big room techno with nerve gangling chords and plenty of sonic grit. The dub version is slower and more purposeful and is buried in a much wider, deeper groove that snakes more than stomps. Finally comes 'y7/10', which rocks back and forth in the same rusted loop as percussion flutters like tin foil in a stormy wind. The track flows an ever-higher arc of tension that eventually erupts into a sea of analogue fuzz and hiccupping techno beats.

Vril - Vortekz [103dsr]
a1. Vortekz
a2. Vortekz Dub
b1. y7/10

Vril - Vortekz [103dsr]

Format: Digital
Release Date: 22 January, 2014
Tracklist:
Hector Oaks - The Life I Choose
Hector Oaks - Strobing Morning

Hector Oaks - The Life I Choose [SMR033]

Jaydee - Plastic Dreams

Julian Jeweil (Hermanos) Plus 8

Richie Hawtin: The Tunnel (2005) MINUS33

Plastikman: Krakpot (1993) PLUS8033

Its a Experiment!!
Track ID
Monoloc Pumpkin
Emptyset Avichi (Monoloc Remix)



Monoloc Pumpkin Remix Unofficial

Plastikman-Spastik

Slam – Jerome Sydenham & ROD Remixes
[soma339d]
 
1. Positive Education (Jerome Sydenham Remix)
2. Variance  (Jerome Sydenham Remix)
3. Positive Education (ROD Remix One)
4. Positive Education (ROD Remix Two)

Slam deliver yet another exciting remix package, bringing old and new together in one release with storming remixes from Jerome Sydenham & ROD
Slam's classic Positive Education is up first with Jerome giving it a suitably modern Techno update. After the driving intro, the original's baseline surfaces beneath the folds of reverb and crashing drums as Jerome delivers an out and out dance floor destroyer. For Jerome's second remix on the release he takes on Variance, part of Slams Paragraph project. Once again Jerome effortlessly makes this his own, his driving percussion sits atop Slam's original searing high pitched siren. Jerome brings the noise with this version!
Finally, newcomer to the techno scene ROD weighs in with two excellent interpretations of Positive Education. 'Remix One' blasts off with a hypnotic loop of the original baseline, slowly drawing out the synths before kicking through with splashing rides. 'Remix Two' strips things back a little, giving the track a more jacking nature. Ping pong delays and full on 909 drums are in effect here as this remix bursts at the seams with energy.


Slam - Positive Education (Jerome Sydenham Remix) (Soma 339d)

ARIL BRIKHA - Groove La Chord (Lepumpernic remix)

Capricorn - 20Hz Original Mix

To buy on beatport: http://btprt.dj/XSHue5

Plastikman - Mind In Rewind (Berg Nixon Remix)

A bootleg of our all time favorite track. FREE DOWNLOAD.

Emmanuel Top - Acid Phase (Balthazar & JackRock 2013 Bootleg) [FREE DOWNLOAD]

http://www.delsinrecords.com/release.php?idxRelease=3599

Seventeen years after it's first release, Delsin is soon to hit the landmark catalog number of 100. Truth is, taking into account choice re-issues and specials such as the recent house series, there have already been scores more than 100 releases. Nevertheless, in that time the Dutch label has become synonymous with a wide range of timeless sounds from house to techno to dub to electronica, nurturing and championing some of the most respect names in the scene.

To mark the occasion, the label is to release five new various artist EPs throughout the rest of the year. Besides a special collector's box edition, all EPs will be offered separately. All fifteen tracks will also be compiled onto one CD.

“After many different life cycles, with this compilation I try a bit to go back to the core of Delsin, to showcase more soulful but still raw techno sounds from a selection of key artists who best represent the label,” says label boss Marsel Delsin. “The tracks are all individual offerings but are tied together with the common themes of the label, and as a compilation will paint a nice overall picture.”

The five EPs will contain tracks from newbies and old favourites alike, including Sawlin and Delta Funktionen, John Beltran and Conforce, Redshape and Herva, Ross 154 and Mike Dehnert and more. The first – like all of them – features three tracks, one each from Gerry Read, Unbroken Dub and Claro Intelecto.

Its Manchester’s Claro Intelecto who goes first with 'Fighting The Blind Man', a typically widescreen and atmospheric cut with rich but grainy pads, warm techno pulses underneath and plenty of expertly design synths gurgling in the foreground.

New school house hero Gerry Read then offers a typically rough jam, 'Granny Bag'. A melange of sandy hits, smeared synths and hunched kick drums, it might be one of his deepest cuts yet before Siberian producer Unbroken Dub then layers warm pads on rolling, buried deep kick drums and has all sorts of analogue sci-fi lines racing across their face.

As has done Delsin itself over the years, this special series of releases looks to join the dots between the past, present and future of techno.

100DSR/VAR1 (Delsin)
a1. Claro Intelecto - Fighting The Blind Man
b1. Gerry Read - Granny Bag
b2. Unbroken Dub - Spacing

V/A - 100DSR/VAR1 (Claro Intelecto, Gerry Read, Unbroken Dub)

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