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Vanish EP
Vanish EP (12")
Cat: OBIA 005. Rel: 07 Aug 24
Joey Anderson - "Vanish" (5:20)
Joey Anderson - "Masked Ones" (4:54)
Joey Anderson - "Escape" (5:21)
Wendel Sield - "Cultivate" (5:45)
Review: Inimeg Records label boss and general underground don Joey Anderson has always operated on the fringes of the deepest house and techno sounds. The New Jersey mainstay returns now with the Vanish EP on Obia Records while owner Wendel Sield also pops up with one tune. Anderson's trio ranges from the dusty, smoky basement dub of 'Vanish' to the ticking and glitchy minimal menace of 'Masked Ones' via the intense synth dystopia of 'Escape'. Sield's 'Cultivate' is a smeared, spacious cut with meandering pads and prickly percussion that zones you out for days.
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Conamara Fieldworks (feat Ossia mix)
Cat: KHALIPHONIC 10. Rel: 23 Oct 18
Tra Na Feadoige (3:50)
Muirbhigh (Ossia remix) (6:42)
Cloch Na Ron (4:10)
Iorras Beag (4:06)
Muirbhigh (4:10)
Review: Sam Binga has established himself with boundary-pushing club tracks on labels like Critical and Exit and for this one teamed up with Welfare, a junglist and the Rua Sound label boss. Together they were inspired by the rugged beauty of Conamara, County Galway and began the project in a 300-year-old cottage overlooking the sea in a place free of creature comforts but rich in inspiration. Using a handheld recorder, the duo explored tidal caves, ruins and windswept coastlines while recording the ambient sounds they heard on the way and then turned them into these deeply textured dub compositions through live desk mixing at Dubkasm's studio.
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Oyster EP
Oyster EP (12")
Cat: LYR 009. Rel: 01 May 24
Navigation (8:12)
Oyster (3:38)
Telefunken (7:11)
Bende (7:10)
Review: An innovative EP emerges from the collaborative work of two accomplished music producers in Stockholm's Weirdvin, founder of the thriving Maraton label and here making a debut on Lyssna with the label's own Flord King. Their music finds a perfect common ground between electronic minimal funk and atmospheric textures, with overtones of ocean-faring trips on a voyage to the depths of the Baltic Sea. From the snappy percussion of 'Navigation' to the ambient synths of 'Oyster' via the nice and delicate drum loops of 'Telefunken' the more warped lines and turbulent bass of 'Bende' this is an EP with a unique sonic aesthetic.
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WQ1
WQ1 (12")
Cat: THL 028. Rel: 22 May 23
WQ1 (7:20)
WQ2 (7:30)
WQ3 (7:20)
WQ4 (6:44)
Review: Waage is a firm favourite amongst dub techno fans. The Icelandic producer has long been turning out icy and atmospheric rollers for the heads and here he works alongside a fresh name, Quantal, who is sure to go on to big things. Here they land on Thule Records, a legendary label in its own right with roots going back to 1995. They kick off with the textured dub of 'WQ1' which has glitchy sounds paying over the rolling drums. 'WQ2' is much more smooth and streamlined, with an underwater current that sweeps you off your feet, then 'WQ3' leans into the wind with hypnotic techno drums and vamping chords that melt the mind. Last of all comes 'WQ4', a timeless dub with infinite horizons and the most frictionless drum loops.
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Tags: Dub Techno
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Another Perspective EP
Cat: ACIDO 035. Rel: 22 Sep 22
Eternal Moment (6:12)
Syn-the-sizer (5:14)
Out Of Place Artifacts (5:31)
Hidden Figures (4:47)
Review: Takuya Sugimoto AKA Web is an electronic innovator who released a slew of essential albums in the mid-nineties. This new EP - except for a re-issued track that first appeared in 1995 - is a continuation of his fusionist style where he layers up wonky rhythms, detuned synths, IDM, ambient and techno into something new, something spiritual, something utterly fresh. Everything from Herbie Hancock to Larry Heard to Yellow Magic Orchestra can be heard if you listen closely to these rhythmically complex tracks, and you really should, because there are all kinds of magical sonic sorcery to be found.

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Reaching For A Higher Place
Cat: STE 002. Rel: 16 Feb 21
Hit (8:03)
Grey Vision (9:03)
Overdial (7:33)
Train Track (6:55)
Review: Wheelman started the Glasgow club series Stereotone almost six years ago, which then evolved into a label in 2016. He has since become a staple of the local club scene and released music on Studio Barnhus, Don't Be Afraid and Belters - which furthered his standing in the UK scene and beyond. His latest release is titled Reaching For A Higher Place, which features a selection of emotive cuts: from the dark melancholia of 'Hit' and its factory floor aesthetic, to the low-slung funky disco loops of 'Grey Vision' and the Basic Channel influenced closer 'Train Track' hypnotising you into submission with its cavernous and glacial cyclicality.
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The Mood Machine
Cat: SW 126. Rel: 06 Jan 25
Make Believe (5:55)
Reflection (5:20)
Elevate (5:15)
Starliner (6:10)
Review: Damon Wild steps up to Synewave with 'The Mood Machine', a thrilling exploration of some sleek and stylish techno. 'Make Believe' opens with a dancing line of hi-hats over pulsing sonar-like blips and driving bass. It's a future take on Detroit techno that leads into the mystic sounds of swirling pads of 'Reflection'. 'Elevate' slows things down with a more moody blend of pads and glitchy beats over rolling drums and 'Starliner' then melts theming with intricately woven layers of sheet metal snares and linear kicks. All four of these are timeless and high-quality techno tools.
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Bang The Acid
Cat: MVV 006. Rel: 11 Jul 24
Bang The Acid (DJ Dextro remix) (7:03)
Bang The Acid (7:50)
Review: Missile Vintage deploys a sixth sizzling techno weapon here and it comes from the studio of Damon Wild and Tim Taylor who combine in electric fashion. 'Band The Acid' really does that. It is cantering, hi-octane techno with lashings of wet 303 lines that flash about the mix like an untethered hose. Add in some slamming analogue drums and eye-watering percussion and you have pure club dynamite. The DJ Dextro remix does nothing to offer you respite and is just as much of a caustic and timeless acid techno classic.
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Sketches Of Transition (remixes)
Cat: AMT 012. Rel: 04 Dec 19
Amelia (feat Mauv - Suzanne Kraft remix) (7:00)
Sketches (Object Blue remix) (4:53)
Small Talk (Jenifa Mayanja remix) (6:59)
Bahn (Ciel Eastern Promises Redub) (7:28)
Review: There's plenty to set the pulse racing within this new set of remixes of tracks from Seb Wildblood's superb album "Sketches Of Transition", which dropped on All My Thoughts earlier in the year. Our pick of the bunch is the superb Suzanne Kraft remix of "Amelia", which wraps glistening '80s guitar sounds and fretless bass notes around a chugging, arpeggio-driven groove, though many may gravitate towards the tight but undeniably groovy and melodious Jenifa Mayanja deep house version of "Small Talk". Elsewhere, Ciel re-imagines "Bahn" as an intoxicating chunk of bleep-laden broken electronica/Balearic fusion, while object blue impressively chops up "Sketches" into a sludgy, mind-altering style.
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Vocoder
Vocoder (12")
Cat: UTR 006. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Vocoder (version 1) (5:49)
Vocoder (remix 1) (6:04)
Vocoder (remix 2) (6:01)
Review: This is a highly sought-after slice of 90s Detroit techno well cherished by those who like machine soul and siren futurism from the Motor City. It is now reissued, so those who consider it a holy grail are sure to rejoice as it has also been smartly remastered and features two remixes that were never officially released, with only a limited number of white label copies originally distributed as promos by 430 West. 'Vocoder' glistens with cosmic synths that twinkle like distant stars over a rubber, bouncy bassline. Remix 1 is more dark and rugged, and remix 2 has a heftier low end and more snap in the drums. It all makes for high class mind and body music.
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Intérprete: DJ Mau Mau
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Is It 2 Late?
Cat: STO 022. Rel: 05 Mar 25
Sante (6:49)
Is It 2 Late? (6:49)
Is It 2 Late? (Lb Honne remix) (7:18)
Sante (Orion remix) (5:32)
Review: Bristol-based Will You (AKA Oleeva label founder Will Spence) is finally ready to make his vinyl bow, with fast-rising Berlin imprint Stolar the lucky label handling the imprint. He begins in predictably confident mood with 'Sante', a deeply swirling, psychedelic and immersive slab of hypno-house wrapped in waves of TB-303 acid insanity, before treating us to the unsettling off-kilter tech-house wonkiness of 'Is It 2 Late?' Over on the reverse side, both cuts are given the remix treatment. Lb Honne re-frames 'Is It 2 Late?' as a smoother and more intergalactic-sounding chunk of deep tech-house, while Orion turns 'Sante' into a field recordings and effects-laden ambient techno shuffler.

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Balls Back
Cat: OVM 319. Rel: 26 Sep 22
Balls Back (8:09)
Balls Tool (0:59)
Balls Back (Marco Faraone remix) (6:29)
Balls Back (dub mix) (4:58)
Review: US techno legend Josh Wink is back on his esteemed Ovum imprint with another potential anthem for the ages in the form of 'Balls Back', a proper heads-down affair with furiously syncopated rhythms underpinning Wink's signature druggy vocals with acidic motifs. Over on the flip, Italian main room techno engineer Marco Faraone delivers the goods once again with a steely and austere peak time rendition. Also included are some handy tools in the form of an acapella version and a nicely streamlined dub.
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Selected Reissues 1.0
Cat: KISR 001. Rel: 12 Dec 24
Rene Wise - "Mover" (7:27)
Rene Wise - "Primal Fever" (5:50)
Arthur Robert - "Traveller" (5:32)
Arthur Robert - "Wither" (5:14)
Review: South Africa is a country celebrated for much great music from house to jazz, but it's not often we hear techno from all the way down there. This new label Knowledge Imprint looks to change all that starting with this first EP, Selected Reissues. Rene Wise opens up with 'Mover' which is a linear, chunky techno roller. 'Primal Fever' is a percussive cut with warped basslines and chattery perc and on the flipside, Arthur Robert opens up with the more dark shades of 'Traveller' and closes with 'Wither' which is pure tunnelling techno for 5am.
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Intérprete: Mimi, Philippe Petit
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Tia (reissue)
Tia (reissue) (limited 180 gram purple vinyl 12")
Cat: RV 04P. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Echt Rot (7:48)
Tia (10:02)
Feuerwasser (5:47)
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On The Move
On The Move (12" + insert)
Cat: DC 09. Rel: 03 Mar 25
12 Days Of Squirm
Lisa
808 Verb Talk
Pytch1
Review: The Worm burrows deep with this evocative new outing on Deep Cub label, which continues to turn plenty of heads before it has even got to release number 10. '12 Days Of Squirm' is dubby, mid tempo and slow motion techno for early evening warm ups. 'Lisa' brings a more cid laced and percolating sound to up the energy levels and '808 Verb Talk' is darker, more heavy, with bright acid leaving a menacing mood in its wake. 'Pytch1' is another deft and atmospheric wedge of slow, purposeful techno.

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The Judas Cradle
Cat: HVN 016. Rel: 12 Sep 24
OOO (4:33)
The Kink (3:33)
VVV (4:21)
New Friends (2:15)
New Friends (Valerie Ace remix) (5:25)
OOO (Keepsakes remix) (5:22)
Review: After releases on I Love Acid, Balkan Vinyl and Noise Manifesto, WTCHCRFT from Brooklyn gets a six track showcase of his skills, that is if you include remixes from HAVEN boss label Keepsakes and Valerie Ace. The sounds are from the tougher end of techno, for sure, but the likes of 'OOO' - speedy and pepped with a super cool vocal snippet - 'The Kink' and 'VVV' all retain an element of essential funkiness that shines through the sonic brutality. Our favourite is the still heavy but less full on 'New Friends', with its creepy film samples, but this is quite the collection. Just keep the lights on.
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Álbumes
No Big Deal
No Big Deal (gatefold picture disc 2xLP)
Cat: DB 344V. Rel: 26 Jun 24
Let's Live It Up (with Harm Franklin) (4:31)
Fatalistic Groove (with Barney Bones) (4:57)
Cheap Thrills (with Barney Bones) (5:03)
Get Down Down (with Reggie Watts) (5:31)
I Don't Remember (with VNSSA) (6:10)
Tha Tea (3:51)
Might Just (with James Patterson) (5:14)
Motivashun (with Reggie Watts) (5:36)
Stop Time (with Glass Petals & Elohim) (4:07)
Did You Mean It (with ZOF) (5:01)
Review: Walker And Royce and Dirtybird are perfect bedfellows - they both have a penchant for bright, colourful sounds, big-hearted beats and playful energies when it comes to club music. No Big Deal, the duo's new album, doesn't disappoint on that front. It is an album that goes big on collars and features the likes of comedian and musician Reggie Watts, Grammy-nominated and multi-platinum-selling artist James Patterson peak-time producer VNSSA, another Grammy-nominee in the shape of vocalist Barney Bones and more besides. Plenty of weird and wacky beats are run through with some great lyrics to make this as functional as it is fun.
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The Rooted Sky
The Rooted Sky (2xLP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: RSN 42. Rel: 23 Apr 24
Monin Yiri (5:01)
Sound Loves Dance (5:54)
Grow With The Flow (8:54)
It Comes & Goes (6:16)
Subconscience (8:17)
Ronde Cinetique (8:42)
Music Without Chains (6:53)
Golden Black (7:46)
Review: Wave Arising is former Spiral Tribe man Sebastian Vaughan with vocalist Kynsie and they are a duo that likes to eplxore body, mind and soul "through intuitive listening of senses and inner energies by means of music , workshops and gatherings." This is their debut album and is an otherworldly mix of deep grooves and occult sonic landscapes. It has been made from various improvisations and avoids there use of sampling and as an album, this is one that feels very much alive. There are cinematic dub techno workouts, cascading synths and alien sound designs, menacing low ends and moments of majestic melodic beauty such as on 'Ronde Cinetique'. A brilliant debut.
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Intérprete: Jane Fitz
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Transmitter
Cat: UTR 005. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Frozen Signal (6:21)
Hemisphere (6:49)
Octave (5:09)
Fuel (6:10)
Transmitter (7:09)
Infinite (5:15)
I Should Fly (5:14)
Genetic (7:17)
Review: Wild Planet was originally a duo consisting of Simon J Hartley and Richard Brook who put out a fine debut album on Warp. After that. Hartley became the sole member for a further album on Octave One's Detroit-based 430 West label. This album came first in 1999 and has been fully remastered and sounds better than ever, with three bonus tracks from the original CD version making their vinyl debut. Transmitter captures a distinct blend of raw, warm and futuristic Detroit electro and techno that ranges from deep machine funk to atmospheric synth work. It's a shining example of Motor City innovation at its peak. Do not sleep.

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Juxtapose
Cat: TOPO2 002. Rel: 12 Mar 25
Guilty Gears (2:35)
Parkstraat (4:01)
Allegorya (3:33)
Deck 16 (4:28)
Crystal Tears (3:38)
Juxtapose (3:55)
Remember (4:28)
AO (3:48)
Lhusima (3:56)
Owen Reece (3:41)
Ti Si Isceljenje (3:54)
Metroid (3:17)
Review: BertBert's boundary-free TOPO imprint returns with a fascinating body of work from one of his nearest and dearest influences; Windu. A collection honed from hundreds of sketches, grooves and soundscapes written over the last eight years, Juxtapose is a beguiling blend of ambient textures, gritty technoid grooves and thunderous showers of breaks. At points bubbling with aggy rave energy ('Deck 16'), at others entirely disarming and likely to knock you horizontal ('Ti Si Isceljenje'), Windu (which stands for wave is not defined) has a refreshing ability to completely negate DJ formula, arrangement and genre trappings. A debut dispatch built up over years before unleashed into the wild on vinyl, this is a truly unique album.
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2024
2024 (LP)
Cat: DSR/EEVO 011. Rel: 09 Dec 24
Zee
Maandag
Kinderen
Soms
Drink
Kostbaar Klei
Meisje Van Zestien
Review: Wladimir Manshanden and Wladimir M is something of a Dutch techno legend for those who know. He is an Eevo Lute originator and now makes his latest mark on the venerated Delsin label with 2024. It's an evocative and widescreen work of techno poetry with deft rhythms and rich sound designs making for an otherworldly feel. Spoken words detail each piece next to lush ambient pads and widescreen synthscapes as supple and deep rhythms unfurl and evolved down low. It's an intriguing, personal work that draws you in close and keeps you there throughout
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Rhythm Archives
Cat: TRULE 031. Rel: 28 May 25
March (3:31)
Slow Rock (4:45)
Foxtrot (3:50)
Beguine (4:06)
Shuffle (3:14)
Bajon (4:08)
Swing (4:06)
No Selected (4:14)
Review: In January 2025, Al Wootton visited Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio, which is home to a rare archive of vintage drum machines. Once there, he recorded the unique rhythms and quirks of these machines and captured their raw character. Back in the UK, he transformed those recordings through processing and layering to create this new EP, Rhythm Archives. The result is a stripped-back but impactful exploration of rhythm that draws from industrial, dub, post-punk and proto-techno influences. The record stands as both a creative tribute to the iconic machines and their makers and a nod to MESS's mission of preserving electronic music heritage and making it accessible through public engagement and education.
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Intérprete: Alexis Le-Tan
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Drained Strands
Drained Strands (LP in lenticular spray-painted sleeve limited to 300 copies)
Cat: PEAK 22. Rel: 28 May 25
Drained Strands (6:21)
Delinquent Spirits (5:21)
Ultra Red (5:40)
Reeling Mist (5:33)
Lagoon (5:42)
Somnium Sands (6:18)
Review: Adam Winchester and Laurie Osborne (probably still best known as Appleblim) are Wrecked Lightship and they have an inventive approach to dub, breaks and bass. Their work creates an immersive world full of rich, atmospheric textures and the latest example of that is Drained Strands, a new album for Peak Oil full of fragmented, genre-blurring sounds. The six-tracker is full of experimentation and new ideas from the off. 'Delinquent Spirits' for example is a jumble of jungle breaks and vast basslines with minimal percussion, 'Reeling Mist' is warm, blissed out dub and 'Somnium Sands' is an eerie and evocative world of synth designs and industrial decay.

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Intérprete: Alexis Le-Tan
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