longing for something, I don't know what?

Legs

Normal Brain - M-U-S-I-C (Original Mix)
Jupiter Jazz - Shake It Mama (Original Mix) Booty Jazz EP
Yaya  - Yayahuasca (Original Mix)
Jori Hulkkonen, Tiga - Trust Your Body (Original Mix)
Sofa Tunes & Sven Kerkhoff Jamie Touched My Jones (Original Mix)
Rachel Row Follow The Step (Kink Beat Mix)
Djedjotronic KAIKO
Abe Duque What Happened (Original Mix)
Rubini Easyleft Henri (Original Mix)
Trikk  Floorwave (Original Mix)
Maxxi Soundsystem, Name One Regrets We Have No Use For feat. Name One (Original Mix)
Miss Kittin  What To Wear - Martin Landsky Remix
Marc Houle - Very Bad
Iron Galaxy Refining Fire (Original Mix)
Apparat - Limelight
Unknown Artist THE FLOOR MANAGERS 


Kittin Club Mix

I was reading Oscar Wilde while writing this song. The title seemed appropriate at the time. This was one of the first songs to have been written after leaving my queercore brothers, IAMLOVED after 5 great years together.

Reading Wilde was an attempt to satisfy that need to create again. But without Jimmy Jasmin to be the strong lead on the creative process, it was like learning to walk again. But it was a fantastic self awareness of stepping out of my comfort zone and producing music again.

Wilde

A1. Tesco Bombers – Break The Ice At Parties
A2. Sara Goes Pop – Sexy Terrorist
A3. People In Control – When It’s War
A4. Nancy Sesay & The Melodaires – C’est Fab

B1. The Distributors – TV Me
B2. Dorothy – Softness
B3. Thomas Leer – Private Plane
B4. Visitors – Electric Heat

C1. The Murphy Federation – Fed Up Skank
C2. The Distributors – Never Never
C3. The Cro-tones – Tea Machine Dub
C4. Fatal Microbes – Violence Grows

D1. The Spunky Onions – How I Lost My Virginity
D2. The Fakes – Look Out
D3. The 012 – Meltdown Situation
D4. The Prats – Disco Pope

This is a compilation of 16 UK 7" singles recorded between 1978 and 1982, compiled by JD Twitch, that showcases the DIY spirit of those times. 

"If Punk was the nuclear detonation, the fallout that came after was where a lot of the most interesting music of that era was made. People who would never have thought to release a record before realised it was something they could do, and the end result was a DIY explosion. I've always loved music that doesn't try to fit in a particular genre, that is anti-canonical and doesn't care what else is going on in music at that time, that takes risks and is full of imagination and ideas that may or may not make any logical sense but that resulted in something unique, that ignores conventions about how a record SHOULD be produced and that was created simply because its creators felt the urge to express themselves and share the results with some other people. This compilation compiles 16 tracks that fulfil all those criteria. None of them had any success, most are (unjustly) obscure but every one of them has inspired me and would be in my ultimate 7" singles box." – JD Twitch.

This release has been a real labour of love involving tracing long-lost artists to far-flung corners of the globe, persuading them that the modern world needs to hear the music they made several decades ago, tracking down lost masters, lovingly restoring 7"s in the case of those where the masters were lost and then conceiving an elaborate package with detailed sleeve notes to house the double album package.

*NOTE - Due to legal problems with the original title a new version of the sleeve has had to be designed and manufactured. We still hope to make the original packaging available in a modified form but in the meantime this will be released in a gatefold sleeve with printed inner sleeves containing all the info and notes from the original.

The original 2 x LP vinyl edition was to come in a super deluxe package combining a double-sided black and white four x 12" panel sleeve, hand-folded into an LP sleeve with a colour insert containing colour photos of all the sleeves all inserted in a bespoke pvc wallet. The four x 12" panel sleeve contains sleeve notes and detailed overviews of each individual track by JD Twitch, and an introduction by New York's DIY expert Dan Selzer. Due to the huge amount of work involved putting the sleeve together, it would only ever exist in an edition of 500 copies. 

Release date October 30th 2015. Distribution by Kompakt.

Digital version contains 13 tracks.

Various - [Cease & Desist] DIY! (Cult classics from the Post-Punk era 1978 - 82)

From the album 'Night Tides' (Unknown Pleasures Records) 
https://hausfraumusik.bandcamp.com/

Night Tides

Hot on the heels of the A-Sides Volume 5 compilation, Enrico Sangiuliano makes his return to Drumcode with his highly anticipated EP ‘Moon Rocks’. The heavy hitting four track EP shines a light on Sangiuliano’s tight, thundering production skills. The hoover heavy lead track ‘Moon Rocks’ is packed with booming percussion, intricate synths and brooding crescendos. The EP encapsulates Sangiuliano’s wide spectrum of sounds ranging from the fat bass line of ‘Moon Rocks’ to the more delicate harmonies shown within the ‘Dutch Kiss’ mixes whilst ‘Ghettoblaster’ sits somewhere in between.

Enrico Sangiuliano - Moon Rocks - Drumcode - DC160

Natalie Ann's Album

Dark Divine V.1

Venom

My heart was eaten in the lion's den... but I lived to sing about it. Whew! 😅

LYRICS:
How could we know 
Where this would go
My hopes were high
But we fell the more we tried

Watching the time go by
Stuck in the waiting line
I feel I was born here
I feel I will die here

We had 2 perfect days
But the third you pushed me away
And the fourth brought us back again
But the fifth didn’t feel the same
And Oh I’m counting the days
As my heart is finding the ways
Though we might not be the same
I know one day I’ll see you again

I take it slow
See how this goes
The longest ride
I still feel you in the night

Watching the time go by
Stuck in the waiting line
I feel I was born here
I feel I will die here

We had 2 perfect days
But the third you pushed me away
And the fourth brought us back again
But the fifth didn’t feel the same
And Oh I’m counting the days
As my heart is finding the ways
Though we might not feel the same
I know one day I’ll see you again

Da da da da da da da see you again
Da da da da da oh one day...

We had 2 perfect days
But the third you pushed me away
And the fourth brought us back again
But the fifth didn’t feel the same
And Oh I’m counting the days
As my heart is finding the ways
Though we might not feel the same
I know one day I’ll see you again

Lauren Turk -  See You Again

Tribute

Variant are delighted to bring one of the founders of the Parisian label MASSE, Mab, with his distinct acid/rave/hard techno sound, this EP has been months in the making, we have had our eye on Mab for the past two years, it has all culminated in this massive EP with four of his signature hard as nails tracks. Four superb standalone tracks, compiled onto a massive EP, Bitter delivers. 
The EP kicks off with A Bitter Pill, this 140 bpm banger takes you on a journey into the darkest depths a true floor filler, like the entire EP. Dark synths, deep drones and a hammering kick that never lets up, A Bitter Pill to swallow, but worth it for the floor. Second up is About Nothing, acid rave, really driving synth sounds, an acid line to kill for, nothing about this track is done in half measures, well thought out breaks and smashing drops, with a provocative hard acid sound. 
Keeping a drop of acid for Laments, a more spacious sound, with a lot of variety, a very clever combination of acid, rave and hard techno that works so well, with some precise and crazy drops, with epic perc progression throughout, truly wonderful track. 
Last but most certainly not least, we have Redundant System, back up to 140 to finish it, this track is remnant of 90's European techno, with a distinct modern Mab-centric twist on the genre, some epic pads add atmosphere, the main synth-line is basement dwelling rave line that will send clubbers into a guaranteed frenzy. Mab really provided something special, and with variety to kill for, we are delighted to present it as our 39th release. 

Released October 22, 2018 

Written By: Marco Billet 
Mastered By: Luke Creed 
Artwork By: Luke Creed

[c] all rights reserved

Bitter

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Mab - About Nothing

FREE DOWNLOAD!

Lyrics by the mudda-fuckin' Ninja and the one and only Yo-landi Vi$$er.

Music by Johnny Prophet

No Samples or Loops Were Used. This is all me. (Well, this is mostly Ninja and Yolandi with about 0.0000005% of me.)

Please accept my humble submission. 

I'm no DJ HI-TEK.

Die Antwoord - Dis iZ Why I'm Hot - (Zef Remix by [Johnny Prophet]) *FREE DOWNLOAD*

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I can't feel you

Synthesizers, loops and abstract beats.  These are a few of my favorite things?  I am a strange breed, other worldly, and a super freak.   Cold wave, minimal techno, electro abstract, avant- hard, hardcore techno, break core, IDM, EBM, Death Rock, punk Rock, New Wave,Dark Wave, Ambient, MiamiBootyBase, SpeedBase, Dub, RagaMuffin, Dubstep, Industrial, Noise, Experimental, world beat...did I forget anything?  Neophyte, for sure, and these are all my newly found treasures, that I have dug up from around the world.  One day I will produce some tracks again, until then, I will spend every minute listening to all the newly found gems!

Wilde

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