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Another exclusive courtesy of mixmag.net

Berlin artist Dominique Dillon de Byington aka Dillon released the follow up to her 2011 album 'Silence Kills' back in March and 'The Unknown' once again showcased her intelligent songwriting and beautifully whimsical vocals.

The first single to be taken from 'The Unknown', released via BPitch Control, was 'A Matter Of Time' and the striking piano chords and haunting feel gave listeners an idea of what to expect. Now, the single gets a full remix package.

As well as spellbinding remixes from Anstam, Planningtorock and Monokle, Dillon's track has been edited by none-other than Berghain's resident and techno master Marcel Dettmann and we have the first play.

Grab the EP here: https://www.bpitchcontrol.de/market/browse/8699?format=45

or here: http://www.beatport.com/track/a-matter-of-time-marcel-dettmann-remix/5405982

http://www.mixmag.net/music/exclusive-music/dillon-dettmann

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Premiere: Dillon 'A Matter Of Time' (Marcel Dettmann Remix)


Tribute to Gerard Donald

DREXCIYA - ELEKTROIDS - TRANSILUSION - DER ZIKLUS - ARPANET - DOPPLEREFEKT

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Dive into the deep spiral of this new hypnotic techno track, built upon a monolithic, pulsating groove. Welcome to a sonic odyssey designed to dissolve you in time and space.

Sumérgete en la espiral profunda de este nuevo track de techno hopnótico, construido en base a un groove monolitico y pulsante. Bienvenido a una odisea sónica para disoverte en el tiempo y el espacio.

ESPIRAL 4.AM

Ivan, Come On, Unlock The Box

Ivan, Come On, Unlock The Box / Иван, Давай, Открой Коробку

A1 Philipp Gorbachev - Ivan, Come On, Unlock The Box (Kraviz Edit)

After Silenzio and Robotique de l’Amour- in french, Vampiros Discos is Theremynt’s third Ep- an electronic journey in Portuguese-tribute to  Horror Brazilian Filmmaker  Ze do Caixao and all the vampires movies that have accompanied us as teenagers such as Dracula and the Likes. Somewhere between dirty house, krautrock and deviant techno, it is an uplifting track made for the dancefloor . The three remixes are following the track’s original path pushing it to its edges: Andrew Claristidge from Acid Washed has given an interesting version both deviant and cinematographic, the Club Bizarre duet is offering a more techno version  with obsessive bells while legendary techno producer David Carretta is immerging us into a new beat and rather technoish hypnotic tune. The result is a perfect DJ tool -worth trying on the dance floor in the middle of the night.

NEO034 - Theremynt - Vampiros Discos (David Carretta Remix)

'Balancing Point,' the latest LP from hardware-loving Swedish outfit Skudge, will arrive on October 10, but ahead of its release, the ominous techno pulse of "Air Walk" debuted on RBMA Radio's First Floor, our weekly look at what's new in electronic music.

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Balancing Point (SKUDGELP02)

Skudge - Air Walk [First Floor Premiere]

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The Pulse (John Beltran's Summer Light Remix)

Full stream of Avatism's deep and rolling "Too Patient To Wait," a cut from his first EP in three years, out on Vakant May 22. 

More info: https://www.xlr8r.com/news/2017/05/premiere-hear-a-track-from-avatisms-first-ep-in-three-years/

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Premiere: Avatism - Too Patient To Wait

Released in solidarity with Tiga’s anti-tech house crusade, a silent campaign fought everyday on the streets of your hometown, “Blaze” finds Russian crypto-whiz Dimitri Veimar still dancing with the rawer-than-the-rawest-dog electro that’s brought him to the dizzying heights of the mid-tier crags of Mt. Turbo Mountain.

Throwing his weight behind what some in the media are probably already calling "Tiga’s War" was absolutely necessary following the events of a recent gig in Moscow. Veimar opened the night by playing no fewer than three Tiga tracks, which anyone who’s read Tiga’s Taboos can tell you is definitely a Tiga Taboo. Deeply immersed in the practice of pouring his own mineral water, Tiga ignored the hootin' and hollerin' of the VIPs crowding the DJ booth (including Dennis Miller and Diego Maradona), and proceeded to play a set entirely comprised of recordings of every embarrassing thing Veimar had ever said in his life. Four hours later, an emotionally-shot Veimar collapsed into Tiga’s arms, with the magnanimous label boss whispering, “I forgive you, Dimitri” into his ear.  

The release also features a "broken techno" remix from mysterious European producer Florian Kupfer, who made us sign a Non-Disclosure-Agreement dictating that we can only describe him as “mysterious,” “enigmatic,” and/or “European,” so we’ll have to let the music do the talking.

A1 Philipp Gorbachev - Ivan, Come On, Unlock The Box (Kraviz Edit)

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