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Singles
Vol 1
Vol 1 (12")
Cat: AM 01. Rel: 18 Dec 24
Lifestheme (8:00)
Human At The Controls (5:55)
False Alarm (Look Over Your Shoulder) (6:21)
Review: This new one on mysterious UK label MoonVoid Records serves up a trio of previously unreleased tracks that were originally recorded in the early 90s on tape cassette by Benjamin Wetherill under the Amethyst Moon alias. Apparently this EP is the first of a few, which is great news once you hear them. 'Lifestheme' is a crunchy and wiry electronic workout with fizzing synths and dense beats. 'Human At The Controls' brings slower rhythms and snaking synths and hissing hits while 'False Alarm (Look Over Your Shoulder)' spins you out in silky cosmic synths and snappy metallic snares.
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AUSGANG 01
Cat: ST 042. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Ivory - "Rain" (6:54)
Glowal - "Skin" (7:49)
Jimi Jules - "Washing Machine" (5:13)
Tal Fussman - "So" (4:31)
Aera - "Future Holds" (5:01)
Review: Berlin's Exit Strategy began their 12"s game releasing EPs in browned sleeves, shortly before branching out into digital-vinyl combo releases with original artwork in the 2020s. Now with over ten years of experience under their belts, they welcome five new artists for a playful bricolage in deep and minimal techno, privileging elite, razor-sharp additive sound design and future-soulful vocal tasters. Ivory's opener 'Rain' epitomises this, while Jimi Jules squelchifies the same formula, and Aera's 'Future Holdings' rolls out the same logic to its ultimate conclusion, veering towards complex, 3D-graphic melodic techno composed entirely of climbing saws.
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Álbumes
Discipline
Discipline (2xLP reeditado)
Cat: DDS 082. Rel: 21 Mar 25
SA Dub 1 (7:28)
SA Dub 2 (4:54)
SA Dub 3 (6:45)
SA Dub 4 (5:05)
SA Dub 5 (4:39)
SA Dub 6 (6:01)
SA Dub 7 (7:08)
SA Dub 8 (4:21)
Review: DDS has tapped up the mysterious and enigmatic Japanese dub techno stylist Shinichi Atobe for another album. Discipline is his seventh for the label and each of those has been as faultless as the next - happily, this keeps up that impeccable run which started with a debut on the Chain Reaction label in 2001. The eight cuts on the record offer up delay-laden steppers, swaggering 909 rhythms, plenty of evocative pads and subtle backlit synths that bring a future feel to the soulful, authentic grooves.
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Synthetic Season 3
Cat: LPWABB 192. Rel: 28 Nov 24
Waldorf Wave (3:44)
Synthacon (3:42)
Delta Music Research (3:28)
M1 (4:20)
Moog (4:25)
Sonica (4:25)
Octave The Cat (4:15)
ElectroComp (4:10)
Synthi (4:16)
Optigan (3:45)
 in stock $27.45
Audio Science
Cat: REZLP 5FIVE. Rel: 15 Nov 24
Tales Of The Unknown (6:12)
U Can Reach Me (6:42)
Random World (10:09)
Strings In The Night (8:18)
Melo Trak (7:09)
Polarity (8:30)
Blitz (8:55)
Tales Of The Unknown (unreleased Chill mix) (10:04)
Review: In the mid-90s, Audio Science released two CD-only albums, Aural X-Perience and Hypnotic, both of which gained critical acclaim and have since achieved cult status. This new double album on the Rezpektiva label brings together standout tracks from those revered recordings. It begins with the slow motion and psyched-out prog of 'Tales Of The Unknown' and takes in highlights like the slick house punch of 'Strings In The Night' as well as an unreleased Chill mix of 'Tales Of The Unknown' which brings new cosmic energy to the lush original. A great reminder of one of the 90s' finest innovators.
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Intérprete: Voodoos And Taboos
Tags: Minimal
 in stock $31.88
Drone Logic (10th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: PHLP 02W. Rel: 18 Feb 25
Water Jump
Free Floating
Naive Response
Drone Logic
These Nights Never End
Platform Zero
Need Electric
All I Need
Spring 27
Simulrec
New Energy (Live Through It)
Knowing We'll Be Here
Review: If UK talent Daniel Avery still feels like a new kid on the block then maybe that's because his music remains vital and fresh despite having actually been around for so long. We can't really believe it's been a full decade since his Drone Logic album arrived, but it has. This anniversary edition is a great reminder of its class across a bunch of dark and dirty, sleazy and seductive minimal, acid, and tech cuts. They are rife with his signature post-punk attitude and the early low-end chug he was known for, all with plenty of strobe-lit moments for the heart of the rave.

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