A1 Nihilist – Amino Acid
A2 @softcoresoft – Borealis
B1 ADSX – Magnetic
B2 @idabux – Acidmania
Digital Bonus: ADSX – IDS

Dresden-based DJ and producer @AcidAdams collects four acid monsters, both from the glorious nineties and from a multi-layered present. The result is a record that dives deep into acid wonderland and bridges the gap between scene’s veterans and the new generation.

After Acid Adams discovered two forgotten acid tracks from the early nineties while digging for new music, the plan for this compilation slowly matured. While it was meant to be a tribute to every bird’s favorite genre, it shouldn’t be just a showcase for older tracks. Therefore, two new tracks were added to join the tracks by Nihilist and ADSX which have never been released on vinyl before. Each of the new productions is inspired by one of the older tracks, not in the sense of a remix or edit, but as a kind of homage to that particular squawking analog sound we all know and love. The energy and pace of these four unique tracks reaches from ambient to dance floor focused bangers.

According to the circumstances of scene and society at that time, the two older tracks were produced by (cis)men. That’s why, it was especially important to Acid Adams that the new tracks were produced by flinta* artists: softcoresoft is a DJ and producer from Canada, who has already released on Lobster Theremin. With Ida Bux, a native of Bautzen who now lives and works in Berlin, we connect the dots to a younger generation that is getting back into analog production setups. Both artists have in common that they have dealt extensively with the oldschool sound of the 90s in shaping their own sounds.

To round off the release properly, Saxony based illustrator frieedland has designed a matching sticker in the typical 90s style. And for those who can't get enough of acid: There's a digital bonus track by ADSX.

Bandcamp

Acid Adams presents Acid Reflux (UV060)

He's back. After a break that felt like an eternity, @Cuthead has finally awoken from his creative beauty sleep to check up on his home base Uncanny Valley with his new album THE DETOUR. To avoid overexciting everyone’s attention span, the album is spread over four parts. And he's definitely not coming back as a cheapskate since the album is full of gifts that true Cuthead fans desire. In other words, he does what he does best: Blasting out slick tracks that oscillate between laid-back underground hip-hop, sample heavy house and vintage acid, but with enough surprises along the way. The tracks were created over the last few years, including some jams from his live set that he made while travelling or in a hotel.

As soon as the typical cozy, warm chords kick in during the INTRO of The Detour Part 1, you immediately feel at home again in Cuthead's world, where it's always Saturday afternoon and laid-back jams drip out of the speakers (at least on two of the four parts). On top of that, Chester Watson from St. Louis (one of Cuthead's absolute favorite rappers) provided a feature. With his distinctive voice and dreamy flow, Chester explains in not one but two versions of PROCEED how to carry on and stay relaxed despite adverse circumstances. TOUR DE FRANCE, on the other hand, is a trapstrumental for the masses in which a hi-hat thunderstorm is intertwined with a wind sample that constantly twists around itself.

The second in Cuthead's tetralogy is what we can certainly call a house monster. It starts with a track named after one of Cuthead’s special skills: MPC JAM. With its filter attacks and unmistakable drops, the track builds on Cuthead's great house floor fillers, leaving no ass standing still. SUNDAY 5 PM enters the floor like a bird of paradise with room-filling disco strings, before SPACED OUT follows with Theo Parrish-like grooves. MIDNIGHT ROUTE closes The Detour Part 2 with broken beats and an unusual but irresistible electronic bassline.

The opener of the third part once again praises the old promise of the House Nation, not without ZUBU being refined with the very own Cuthead spin, which definitely puts the track on a techno floor as well. POWER ACID lives up to its name and comes across as a classic warehouse acid screw that takes every rave to the edge. Understatement is also not required with PARTY LIKE IT'S 99. After all, every Saturday afternoon is followed by a Saturday night and a piano house bomb with a little ounce of acid always goes down well on such an occasion.

The final chapter of THE DETOUR opens promisingly and in typical Cuthead style with the aptly titled BONKERS and the kind of weirder head-nodding beat that only the Dresden resident can squeeze out of his samples. In LISOLEIL, Malone the Chemist drops his lines over what feels like an aquatic jazz foundation. Cuthead spotted the Canadian rapper when he posted a freestyle under a tweet from Flying Lotus. After that, the snares are turned up again in the sample fest that is FOXY. OUTRO is almost epic by Cuthead standards and could easily be the soundtrack to a modern giallo film.

The album is accompanied by beautiful animations created in collaboration between illustrator Robert Deutsch and animator Tobias Kramer.

The Detour Part 1
Release Date: 21.03.2024

The Detour Part 2
Release Date: 28.03.2024

The Detour Part 3
Release Date: 17.05.2024

The Detour Part 4
Release Date: 31.05.2024
01 Cuthead - Bonkers
02 Cuthead feat. Malone the Chemist - Lisoleil
03 Cuthead - Foxy
04 Cuthead - Outro

Credits

Written and produced by Robert Arnold.
Lyrics and Rap on Proceed by Montrell Haymon. Lyrics and Rap on Lisoleil by Marlon Gray.
Published by Copyright Control. Proceed published by Copyright Control and Chester Watson. Lisoleil published by Copyright Control and Hoxton Music Publishing.
Artwork by Robert Deutsch
Animation by Tobias Kramer
Mastering by Jacob Korn at Tailout Studios

Cuthead - The Detour Part 4

From Sweden with Italo to Dresden with love. Stockholm's @djdjcity drops his first release on Dresden's Uncanny Valley with the COSMICOMICS EP, a 100% fun record for all the senses, deeply inspired by Italo Calvino's iconic short story collection.

COSMICOMICS borrows its name from a collection of short stories written by Italian author Italo Calvino, first published in Italian in 1965. The stories have inspired DJ City to a record that aesthetically draws from 80s Italo Disco and 70s science fiction films. In the book, each story is based on a scientific fact about the world and the cosmos whilst using fiction to ask how we understand it. Where Calvino's stories are comical and absurd, DJ City surrenders to the sublime and romantic and moves further into the metaphysical world that Calvino created to come up with three energetic and melodic tracks bursting heavily with fantasy and drama. Deeply rooted in dance music’s history, they shine with Hi-NRG-vibes, strict dancefloor commitment and little easter eggs like that Drexciya-reference in COSMICOMICS.

The cover of the record is a painting from 2020 by Swedish artist Jens Fänge called THE INN. We see a man in front of the entrance to a Mediterranean-style building and a woman in a window on the upper floor. The picture seems to have been broken up into several dimensions, and abstract details make it difficult for the viewer to know exactly what and when the scene is taking place. When shown in Shanghai, the painting was censored by government agents and had to be taken down. A testament to the power of the image. Perhaps it shows our main character, perhaps it shows us the author or the artist. Depending on who listens, who reads and who looks, a multitude of universes open.

01 Cosmicomics
02 Pillars of Creation
03 Moon Milk

Credits

Written and produced by Johan Norling. Lyrics by Johan Norling.
Published by Copyright Control.
Mastering and tape transfer by Jacob Korn at Tailout Studio – tailout.de
Artwork The Inn by Jens Fänge 2020, oil and ink on copper plate and wooden panel. Photographed by Claire Dorn.
Layout by Carl-Johannes Schulze at studiosuspect.com

DJ City - Cosmicomics EP (UV063)

shtum was a sub label of Uncanny Valley dedicated to Techno, Acid and Electro. It was operated from 2012 to 2019 and is now on hold.

buy at Bandcamp

shtum Records

Uncanny Valley Radio (formerly known as UV Funk) is a radio show which is broadcasted every third Friday from 9:30 pm to 11:00 pm on Dresden based community radio station coloRadio. Radio listeners in Dresden can tune in to the program on 98,3 or 99,4 MHz. Any other listeners can recall it here or at http://www.uncannyvalley.de/. The show is hosted by @philipp-demankowski and is all about stories, interviews and tracks out of the world of Electronic Music. 

Soundcloud: bit.ly/uncanny_valley_radio_soundcloud
iTunes: bit.ly/uvpod_itunes

Subscribe via iTunes

Uncanny Valley Radio hosted by Philipp Demankowski

@paracek & @palastoni - Sabroso

Bandcamp: https://uncannyvalleyrec.bandcamp.com/album/midi-e1ns
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1IgBdG9TI9CgVuNeuFeZA5?si=xvdMykaMRtmBkwPAjZee6Q

E1NS - UVMIDI01

Sabroso

Paraçek & Palastoni - Sabroso

Digital Bonus: ADSX – IDS

Ida Bux – Acidmania

ADSX – Magnetic

Softcoresoft – Borealis

Nihilist – Amino Acid

The Detour Part 4
The Detour Part 4 
The Detour Part 4

The Detour Part 4

Cuthead - Outro

Cuthead - Foxy

Cuthead - Lisoleil feat. Malone The Chemist

Cuthead - Bonkers

He is one of the unsung heroes of Dresden's electronic underground scene. Although he has seen the inside of many European clubs in recent years, @thamash_k has left his mark particularly in his hometown of Dresden with his work on online platforms such as Double D Town, banq.de and rauze.de, which is still active today. He is also one of the brains behind "Rauschen im Tal", a beautiful documentary about the roots of Dresden's techno culture. For Uncanny Valley Radio, he dived deep into his late-night jazz collection and selected records that demonstrate his love for the origins of house and hip-hop.

Stan Tracey - Starless and Bible Black (1965)
Billy Cobham - Heather (1974)
Shigeo Sekito - ザ・ワード２ (The World II, 1975)
Roy Ayers - Searchin (1976)
Ramsey Lewis - Brazilica
Freddie Hubbard - Little Sunflower
Lonnie Liston Smith - Expansions
James Mason - I Want Your Love
Freeez - Mariposa
Atmosfear - Dancing in Outer Space
Azymuth - Avenida Das Mangueiras (SS Translation By Theo Parrish)
Kamaal Williams - Save Me
John Carroll Kirby - Sensing Dub
Byron the Aquarius - Song For A Friend

All shows

Uncanny Valley Radio 091 - Jazz Special with Thamash

Still don't have a good feeling about UEFA, but football is still a great sport to watch, at least for UV Radio host @philipp-demankowski and regular guests @conrad-kaden and Gunnar. So despite all controversies, there was no way around it: Having already done a special for EURO 2020, they've done a Football special again, this time for EURO 2024. The rules are the same: you get eight countries from the participating field and have to choose a nice song from each country. The result is an entertaining show with 24 not-so-typical football anthems.

Denmark: Alex Puddu - Horny at the Office (Philipp)
Portugal: Filipe Karlsson - A Paragem (Conrad)
Czech Republic: Midi Lidi – Asteroid (Conrad)
Germany: Hanns Christian Müller – Wochenend (Gunnar)
Hungary: Szucs Judith - Gyere a diszkó klub elé (Gunnar)
England: Special Touch - Garden of Life (Philipp)
Serbia: Oskarova Fobija – Mayan Spacecraft (Philipp)
Ukraine: OMFO - Trans Balkan Express (Conrad)
Romania: Australopitecus Oltensis - Toamna (Original Mix) (Conrad)
Switzerland: Fuga Ronto - Greatest Treasure (Gunnar)
Scotland: Corto.Alto – Slope (Gunnar)
Slowenia: Boštjan Simon - Contadino Conte (Philipp)
France: Shams Dinn - Hedi Bled Noum (Philipp)
Georgia: Luna999 Ft.Accidboy - Is We There Yet (Conrad)
Turkey: Baris K – 200 (Conrad)
Albania: Aida Al Hani - Kafeja Gati (Gunnar)
Italy: Enzo Carella – Malamore (Gunnar)
Austria: Georg Danzer - War das etwa Haschisch (Philipp)
Netherlands: Danny Wolfers - 苔の唄 Song Of Moss (Philipp)
Belgium: Metrobox - Dies ist Belgien (Conrad)
Slovakia: nvmeri - Time to Shine (Conrad)
Spain: Chipen – Volao (Gunnar)
Croatia: Illja Rudman - Two Faced Love (Extended Mix) (Gunnar)
Poland: Budka Suflera - Za ostatni grosz (Philipp)

Uncanny Valley Radio with Philipp Demankowski

Uncanny Valley Radio 092 - Euro 2024 Special with Conrad, Philipp and Gunnar

Here's the new radio show straight out of the studio from none other than @stachy, a true legend who has been living his daily life in Dresden for a few years now, but has a career that spans all sorts of roots in music, with a respectable background in hip-hop and a decent career in pop music under his belt. To this day, he just can't get enough of music, be it in an academic context, as a versatile electronic music producer, a passionate lover of ambient and vaporwave or as a fun DJ. For the show, he dives deep into his Polish roots with this special version of Baltic Balearica, which he calls Bigos a la Balearic. Have fun!

Uncanny Valley Radio 093 - Bigos a la Balearic with Stachy.DJ

From Sweden with Italo to Dresden with love. Stockholm's DJ City drops his first release on Dresden's Uncanny Valley with the COSMICOMICS EP, a 100% fun record for all the senses, deeply inspired by Italo Calvino's iconic short story collection.

COSMICOMICS borrows its name from a collection of short stories written by Italian author Italo Calvino, first published in Italian in 1965. The stories have inspired DJ City to a record that aesthetically draws from 80s Italo Disco and 70s science fiction films. In the book, each story is based on a scientific fact about the world and the cosmos whilst using fiction to ask how we understand it. Where Calvino's stories are comical and absurd, DJ City surrenders to the sublime and romantic and moves further into the metaphysical world that Calvino created to come up with three energetic and melodic tracks bursting heavily with fantasy and drama. Deeply rooted in dance music’s history, they shine with Hi-NRG-vibes, strict dancefloor commitment and little easter eggs like that Drexciya-reference in COSMICOMICS.

The cover of the record is a painting from 2020 by Swedish artist Jens Fänge called THE INN. We see a man in front of the entrance to a Mediterranean-style building and a woman in a window on the upper floor. The picture seems to have been broken up into several dimensions, and abstract details make it difficult for the viewer to know exactly what and when the scene is taking place. When shown in Shanghai, the painting was censored by government agents and had to be taken down. A testament to the power of the image. Perhaps it shows our main character, perhaps it shows us the author or the artist. Depending on who listens, who reads and who looks, a multitude of universes open.

https://soundcloud.com/djdjcity
https://soundcloud.com/uncanny-valley-dresden

Cosmicomics

PREMIERE⚡️DJ City - Pillars of Creation [Uncanny Valley]

From Sweden with Italo to Dresden with love. Stockholm's DJ City drops his first release on Dresden's Uncanny Valley with the COSMICOMICS EP, a 100% fun record
for all the senses, deeply inspired by Italo Calvino's iconic short story collection.

COSMICOMICS borrows its name from a collection of short stories written by Italian author Italo Calvino, first published in Italian in 1965. The stories have inspired DJ City to a recordthat aesthetically draws from 80s Italo Disco and 70s science fiction films. In the book, each
story is based on a scientific fact about the world and the cosmos whilst using fiction to askhow we understand it. Where Calvino's stories are comical and absurd, DJ City surrenders to the sublime and romantic and moves further into the metaphysical world that Calvino created
to come up with three energetic and melodic tracks bursting heavily with fantasy and drama.

Deeply rooted in dance music’s history, they shine with Hi-NRG-vibes, strict dancefloor commitment and little easter eggs like that Drexciya-reference in COSMICOMICS.

The cover of the record is a painting from 2020 by Swedish artist Jens Fänge called THE INN. We see a man in front of the entrance to a Mediterranean-style building and a woman in a window on the upper floor. The picture seems to have been broken up into several dimensions, and abstract details make it difficult for the viewer to know exactly what and when the scene is taking place. When shown in Shanghai, the painting was censored by
government agents and had to be taken down. A testament to the power of the image.

Perhaps it shows our main character, perhaps it shows us the author or the artist. Depending on who listens, who reads and who looks, a multitude of universes open.
Credits

Written and produced by Johan Norling. Lyrics by Johan Norling.

Published by Copyright Control.

Mastering and tape transfer by Jacob Korn at Tailout Studio – tailout.de

Artwork The Inn by Jens Fänge 2020, oil and ink on copper plate and wooden panel.

Photographed by Claire Dorn.

Layout by Carl-Johannes Schulze at studiosuspect.com

FEINSTOFF PREMIRE:  DJ City - Cosmicomics [UNCANNY VALLEY]

Cosmicomics EP

DJ City - Moon Milk

Turn on the strobe lights and the fog machine. shtum returns with its second record, this time by Dresden’s very own Kryptic Universe. His EP comes with five cuts full of dark and gritty Future Jazz. His Techno Funk is playful as it is evocative. Just listen to the bass line in “A Light In The Box“ and the appropriately titled “Critters Funk”. Not to mention the crazy piano in the title song and the rather hard-hitting “Dark Sky”. On top we got the mighty XDB on remix duties and his take on “Signals”.
Again, the illustration on the B-side label is by Aram Haydeyan.

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Critters Funk

Signals (XDB Remix)

With the sixth record, shtum continues to introduce fresh artists with different perceptions on what Techno is about. After Jaures debuted just recently with an EP on Oliver Hafenbauer’s label Die Orakel, the Uncanny Valley sub label is more than happy to welcome the two Berlin based boys on board.
“Detitled” starts a trip to the dirty corners of your city. The track is loaded with punchy drum attacks and despite its dusty basses and synths, it doesn’t lose its slightly melancholic vibe. “Davos” runs in the same vein with Jaures squeezing floating sounds out of their machines for a wild ride through the urban jungle.
On the flip side “Nascent” starts gloomy and uncompromising before it builds up slowly until Jaures’ rusty trademark synths are revealed. Finally, you’ll get a “Reprise” to highlight all their sound research elements.
Once again, the illustration on the B-side label is by Aram Haydeyan.

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Davos

Detitled

Leipzig’s Perm delivers a fine quality Techno EP on shtum with a nice versatile selection ranging from harder and jacking to deep and atmospheric. Especially Track 1 and Track 4 are worth a special mention.... deep Acid driven Techno tracks that will stand out in big dark basements with a (probably) unconscious link to classic techno on labels such as Probe. All the ingredients for a good night out in 1 record! (Words by Serge / Clone)
The artwork is created by Julia Dichte.

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Untitled 4

Untitled 3

After her debut EP for Hivern Discs, shtum is very happy to welcome Inga Mauer to the family. The Russian born but constantly travelling artist delivers the goods in form of four dust-dry and psychedelic Techno tracks that celebrate the obscurities.
Starting with “Dno” she sets the tone with an anthem for dark skies and basements. “Silences” is captivating with its dysfunctional sounds. After the whirling dance of “My Flights Without You” you can’t help but feel a little dizzy. And “Dystopia” feels like hypnotic Techno with a punk attitude.
The artwork comes courtesy of Carl-Johannes Schulze.

Once again, Perm has turned just the right knobs to give you the perfect soundtrack for your personal journey into Techno wonderland. The Leipzig based wizard simply knows how to leave dancers both dizzy and beatific. 

When those strings in “03-VIII” come together to its climax you’re more than ready to embrace the night. The focus in “03-IV” is more heavy on the drum work with just the right amount of subtle tripping hazards. “03-III” builds and builds without ever bubbling over while the mighty “03-VI” comes with a Boom-Tschak-Electro feel to it.  

The artwork comes courtesy of Carl-Johannes Schulze.

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03-III

The new shtum comes from Planet Underground, a veteran Dresden resident who already contributed to the fact that the city was called "Little Detroit from the East" back then in the middle of the nineties. Since then, he has constantly been producing stripped to the bones tracks mainly for his own Elektrokühlung label in his legendary place of retreat in Dresden-Striesen. Recorded between 1996 and 2010, the four tracks oscillate between raw Acid, classic Basement House and artful distortion. Bouncing and scrappy stuff at the same time. “Elektromat” was previously released on an obscure Dresden techno compilation and it took a while to find the master tape in the dust of the past.
The first 100 records come as a special silkscreen print edition on upcycled GDR record sleeves giving them a second life and context.
The artwork comes courtesy of Carl-Johannes Schulze.

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Elektromat

Hello Leif Müller on shtum. Pleased to meet you. Especially with such a strong debut release.
Everything is starting with the no-nonsense-Techno track TELESHOP which is designed for big room pleasures. On WO IST MEINE PLAYSTATION 4? things get a little more psychedelic without losing the straightness you need to get lost in the dance tunnel. CAIRO is a lesson in keeping goose bumps alive with its up and down galloping synth stabs. To cool things down, the Stuttgart based producer drops NIGHTCLEANER, a quietly starting Ambient affair that evolves into a little Acid monster.
The artwork comes courtesy of Carl-Johannes Schulze.

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Cairo

Untitled

Teleshop

Qnete brings four Power House bangers to the dance floor. The four tracks came to his mind during a Segway tour through Leipzig's problem districts. The two-part anthem "Alone Together" is a stirring field study in the ancient art of underwater rave. It will hit you like drops in a stalactite cave. "Segway City Tour" on the other hand feels like a trip to the fair of your dreams. All your favorite attractions in one place. After all, the no-nonsense Techno track "Gaze" winds its way through brain twists that you haven't even known before.
The artwork comes courtesy of Carl-Johannes Schulze.

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Gaze

Segway City Tour

Alone Together (Alone)

Alone Together (Together)

Albert van Abbe has tied up a Gesamtkunstwerk for his first record on shtum. The timelessly designed techno tracks are wrapped into wonderful artwork by the Dutchman himself, the track titles of avantgarde poet Daan Mol and a piece of short fiction by Swedish author Björn Jumme, accompany the music perfectly.

A field of red lips. Swaying, swelling, seeping. Harsh sounds fall from the sky and perish in the thick undergrowth. Fragrant, glistening nectar exiting the red mouths, dripping smoothly down on the leaves below. The earth quivers. Soon they’ll be gone, the red lips. Whispers of death in the cool morning breeze. This is what excites them so. Red soil, blood and ash. Fearless bees buzzing with life drink greedily and are rewarded with silence. The sound of translucent wings losing momentum; minuscule sawtooth waves morphing into sines. The red field listens with hunger.

Artwork by Albert van Abbe, track titles by Daan Mol, fiction by Björn Jumme.

Bloodhoney Triggerbee

A. Here B. Am C. Hours D.

Goldleaf Paperwaste

Where do you start and where is the end of me?

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Grind

As Christmas approaches, UV Radio host @philipp-demankowski continues a cherished tradition with the annual Ambient Special. This year marks a milestone—it’s already the tenth episode of this soothing journey. In a busy year when UV Radio managed just three regular shows, this special provides a rare but reliable moment of calm. With the state of the world as it is, those 90 minutes of wallpaper music might be exactly what you need. So, find a quiet spot, unwind, and let the sounds envelop you. Merry Ambient Christmas, everyone!

📸 Hitachi Seaside Park, Japan

Rafael Toral - Intro
Rafael Toral - Changes
Zelienople - Orange Capsule
Total Blue - Corsair (Original)
Shabaka - I’ll Do Whatever You Want (feat. Floating Points & Laraaji)
cLOUDDEAD - Apt. A (2)
ELUCID - SKP
DJ City - Drunk Satellites
Panoram - Limbo
Ezra Feinberg - Flutter Intensity (feat. Russell Greenberg)
Early Fern - Caterpillar
Dub Squad - Blown Fruit (Original)
Joy Guidry - Revelations 7_16-17
Panthera Krause - The Diary Of Alef Thau (Original Mix)
nthng - Tuned to a dead channel
Donato Dozzy - Le Chaser
Bibio - DOROTHEA'S BED (Original Mix)
Nala Sinephro - Continuum 3

Uncanny Valley Radio 094 - Merry Ambient Christmas Part Ten

Welcome to the world's latest annual Best-Of Show! Every January, UV Radio host head Philipp asks friends from the UV environment for their favorite song of the previous year. The result is once again a super listenable mix and a tribute to music itself. Of course, the artists also announce their favorite track themselves. Thanks to everybody who contributed. Enjoy!

with contributions by:

@philipp-demankowski
Demian Kappenstein (@atnaofficial)
@sneakerdj
Mr. Incognito
@sandrow_m 
@herzel
@acidadams
@CVBox
@conrad-kaden
@frinda_di_lanco 
@hendrik_stein
@carlsuspect 
@charlotte-bendiks
@phasepattern 
@yunjin-lee-471375813
@credit00ratlife
Benjamin Butter aka Graef

All show

Uncanny Valley Radio 095 - Best of 2024

Buy Vinyl & Digital: bit.ly/uv033bc

Release Date:
Bandcamp: 26.10.2015 (Vinyl & digital)
All other stores: Vinyl 06.11.2015 & Digital 09.11.2015

After opening up his heart with his wonderful solo debut album last spring, it was about time that Joel Alter’s “Heart” gets a proper remix treatment. None other than fellow Swedish countryman Jesper Dahlbäck adds some spice to the intimate affair that is “22 Hours” under his “The Persuader” moniker. His take is a spooky yet compelling peak time bomb. Dorisburg transforms “Everlasting” into a funky and Acid-driven ride that is hard to resist. On top, you’ll get the Original mix of “Mecca” spread over a whole 12” side and a Discoid version as a digital bonus.
The wonderful artwork was created by Joakim Heidvall.

Buy Vinyl & Digital

Joel Alter - Everlasting (Dorisburg Remix)

Release Dates: 
Bandcamp: bit.ly/uv038bc(Vinyl & Digital)
All other stores: 17.06.2016 (Vinyl) and 20.06.2016 (Digital)

For the second part of his “Connection Lost” series @massimilianopagliara teaches a lesson in how to translate Disco music in a modern language of sound. 

Massimiliano Pagliara - No More Love To Follow - Feat. Matthew Morris

Massimiliano Pagliara - Ukulele Groove

UV Podcast 043 by @massimilianopagliara
Interview & Tracklist: http://bit.ly/uvpod043massi
Photo Credits: Robin Kirchner

Uncanny Valley Podcast

Interview & Tracklist

UV Podcast 043 - Massimiliano Pagliara

@lakepeople - Break The Pattern (UV041)
https://uncannyvalleyrec.bandcamp.com/album/break-the-pattern

Lake People, the man with a knack for aural subtleties, is spot-on with his first EP for Uncanny Valley. Over the course of four tracks he showcases a quiet different approach compared to the sophisticated House music the Leipzig based artist released on labels like Permanent Vacation or Connaisseur Recordings. On “Break
the Pattern” he relies heavily on the good old Boom Tschak-paradigm of Electro, without completely giving up his trademark sound.

Break the Pattern

Pull Off

Lake People - Pull Off

September Futuristic

Lake People - September Futuristic

Buy: https://pantherakrause.bandcamp.com/album/all-my-circuits-part-i

@panthera-krause is in full effect with his new EP for Uncanny Valley. The successor to his highly acclaimed Umami EP is not only rich in giving the dancers material to freak out on the floor. Beyond that, All My Circuits Part I is a perfect showcase for the Leipzig based producer’s wealth of variety.

All My Circuits Part I

Buy on Bandcamp

Panthera Krause - Stomping Ground

Panthera Krause - Heppy

https://lakepeople.bandcamp.com/album/transient-loss-of-response

A1 - Amrint Keen - Transient Loss Of Response

follow @vincent-neumann
Interview: http://bit.ly/uvpod060_vincentneumann
Spotify: http://bit.ly/uvpod_spotify
iTunes: http://bit.ly/uvpod_itunes

UV Podcast

UV Podcast 060 - Vincent Neumann

Interview w/ @david_lieske aka Carsten Jost
https://www.uncannyvalley.de/articles/carsten-jost

iTunes: https://bit.ly/uvpod_itunes
Soundcloud: https://bit.ly/uvpod_sc

UV Podcast 097 - Carsten Jost

Uncanny Valley is a label from Dresden, Germany.
sub-labels: shtum Records & @credit00ratlife

visit our website for upcoming events:
https://uncannyvalley.de/dates

Starting as a label that served basically as a platform for their friends’ music in 2010, Uncanny Valley evolved into a record label that assembles acclaimed artists from the electronic music scene not only from the label’s base in Dresden but also from Germany and beyond. With a strong emphasis on the records’ artwork the label heads Philipp Demankowski, Conrad Kaden and Carl-Johannes Schulze are constantly on a mission to establish and refine the artists from the roster as well as to search for new talents. Artists as Jacob Korn, Cuthead, Credit 00, Massimiliano Pagliara, CVBox or Panthera Krause all feel at home on the label, giving them the chance to develop projects that are not only music related but can also integrate different art forms. With the two offshoots Rat Life and shtum under its belt, Uncanny Valley does not stand still to explore the full spectrum of electronic and not so electronic music from House via Disco, Hip-Hop or Ambient through to Techno. A range that can also be depicted when the three label heads come together for a DJ set as Uncanny Valley DJs.

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