Techno est mollis - part 2

Cover of Da Hool - Meet her at the love parade

Superstar Djs - Meet her at the love parade - Alex K Mix

[MRDG018] B R 1 0 0 2 - Kill Hertz (Original Mix)

Don’t be fooled by the name, Clouds are about as rough and spiky as it gets. Words like “rowdy”, “boisterous” and “ragged” have been used to describe Calum Macleod and Liam Robertson’s voluminous output together on the likes of Soma and Fifth Wall, with the unlikely Turbo shouldering most of the brunt. And since the release of their album, Ghost Systems Rave, Clouds have only gotten more gnarled and savage, as their Tannhauser Acid Works series and latest cassette release for Opal Tapes will attest. But ‘Roadslip Timemender’ could be their most formidable yet.

From a clean slate Clouds present four scuzzy techno cuts full of rattling irreverence that settle in nicely between AnD’s gun-slinging and Sawlin & Subjected’s heady, virulent soundscapes. On the A-side “Maverick Scrabble” dives straight in without pausing for breath whilst “Castres Olympique” slides around on un-oiled hinges as it layers itself up over time. Dramatic chords, rattles, bells, static noise and industrial pangs are all woven in, making this a densely packed and textural number. Then on the flip “Coast Range Arc (Tuff Stuff Hardcore)” is like a blast from some cavernous subterranean workshop fathoms below the surface, leaving “Polgate Slamen” to close things on a tough, tight and itchy tip. “Fixed Kaos Network Fee” is your digital freebee that’s big, bold and wildly unpredictable—use it well.

A1 - Clouds - Maverick Scrabble

Darmec - Retrograde (Original Mix) 
Soon on: PITCH PERFECT RECORDS

Retrograde EP

Darmec - Retrograde (Steve Shaden Remix) [PITCH PERFECT RECORDS]

Delta

Function 4 (James Ruskin Rework) forthcoming digital bonus off of Planetary Assault Systems - The Light Years Reworks, out on 3x12" on March 10th, 2017.
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Having already unleashed a considerable amount of collaborative magic with the “Planetary Funk: 22 Light Years” series of remix EPs, Luke Slater has now upped the ante with six full sides’ worth of material, all of them injecting the spirit of classic P.A.S. into new sonic organisms. Using motifs from past P.A.S. successes, Luke Slater and his cohorts join here to make something radical and revitalizing: too cohesive for a “compilation album” and with too much autonomy granted to the guest remixers to be a simple “tribute,” this new LP is the boldest statement in the series yet.

MOTELP03 - The Light Years Reworks

MOTELP03 - Planetary Assault Systems - Function 4 (James Ruskin Rework)

The others

Trasponder

THANKS FOR 2K !!!
Master by Mathis Kolkoz

Alpha

Parts of Life

Part Five

Greece 2000

Stomper Vs. E-Wald - Ka-Wumm!

Bêta

Kiva Oates - Tremors Parallel (original mix ) on MTDN audio recordd

Jabal is the title of the forthcoming release by Kendojubaki and Dj Ali through Berlin based Label ‘Live From Earth’. The release is the second instalment of the labels Live From Earth Klub series. 'Jabal’ translates to mountain in Arabic. It is also where the two artists roots trace back to in their home country of Lebanon. The listeners receive a glimpse of the socio-political issues surrounding the jabal areas across Lebanon through unique sampling, cathartic melodies and hardcore drum elements across the tracks.

Release: 06.12.18.

B3) DJ Ali – Khazen [Digital only]

A4) Kendojubaki – GTR-R32

From The Ashes Of Hope

Hollow

http://smarturl.it/hotl092

Label boss David Tort is starting the year on HoTL Records with his new single "Phaze 91", a solid Tech House indrustrial infused track. David made it to the club for the first time in 1988 at the early age of 14 and he instantly knew he was going to be a dj, born and raised in Barcelona he's been playing around in dark and sweaty clubs since then, growing up together with the European club scene, from Acid House to Techno, New Beat, EBM and even Goa Trance, he brewed his own signature sound and that's what we can hear on his new song, he started traveling the world in 2008 after doing some tunes that put his name on the first division of DJs track lists as Mark Knight, Eric Morillo, Tiesto, Carl Cox, Chus and Ceballos, Axwell, Steve Angello to name a few, as he often say "That was a long training, I needed 20 years to get ready for the real deal"

Phaze 91

David Tort - Phaze 91 (Extended Mix)

Turn off your mind, released on "On Circle music" now out on Traxsouce <3

Turn off your mind

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Lysa Chain - Turn Off Your Mind

Serving as the primary source for Klangkuenstler's demonic productions, the Berlin label Outworld is by now a go-to for driving, industrial-strength techno with a penchant for firy hooks and hellishly atmospheric soundscapes. On catalogue number 005, Klangkuenstler orchestrates a dynamic tension between rock-hard underworld grooves and transcendental ascension, as implied by its title 'Himmelreich'.

The A1 of the same name pointedly encapsulates this age-old pull between dark and light within the wicked waltz of a punchy power-beat and a sugary, elevating synth lead: imagine the devil knocking on heaven's door. Next up, the gnarly scrap-metal fuzz, insidious pads and trademark poetic spoken-word of 'Alte Zeit' reject relief for something altogether more vicious – yet no less fulfilling. 'Jugend Ohne Gott', the EP's grand closer, also carries a captivating duality in its heart. Here, regal strings add a bittersweet melancholy to the bouncy oomph of its percussion, once again underlining that Klangkuenstler stands for fierce techno and epic emotions, nailing a feeling of frictions evermore present in our world. Let's find catharsis in the Outworld together.

Techno est mollis - part 2

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