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AKENAT 002LP
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RELEASE DATE: 7/19/2019
Before the Khmer Rouge took power in 1975, unleashing a horrifying genocide, Cambodia had one of the most vibrant and exciting music scenes in Asia. With a mixture of traditional Khmer music and a myriad of western genres (from French and Latin music, to rock-and-roll, rhythm-and-blues, surf, psychedelia, soul, and many more) the few pre 75 Cambodian recordings that survived -- most of them were destroyed -- are enough to make anyone with a taste for good music shocked by the amazing quality of the sounds created during those golden years. Gathered on Cambodian Nuggets are some of the most talented and unique musicians from that amazing era with an explosive collection of tracks sure to blow the mind of the listener. A celebration of some of the best music ever made. Features Ros Serey Sothea, Yol Aularong, Pan Ron, Tet Somnang & Meas Samon, Houy Meas & Dara Chom Chan, Choun Malai, Sinn Sisamouth, Liev Tuk, Thra Kha Band, Yol Aularong & Liev Tuk, Eng Nary, and Baksey Cham Krong + Mol Kamach. Edition of 500.
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BS 056LP
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$36.50
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RELEASE DATE: 7/5/2019
Double LP version. Black Sweat Records presents a reissue of Ethnoelectronics, originally released on tape by Sound Reporters in 1986. Ethnoelectronics is a further episode of pioneering fusion between ethnic and electronic music, involving dauntless explorers such as Walter Maioli, Nirodh Fortini, Fred Gales, Raffaele Serra, John Zandijk, and the visionary sculptor Edward Luyken. As the soundtrack of an obscure science-fiction saga, the six parts of these recordings retain something profoundly osmotic and sidereal. In these hybridizations, it's the heart of personal spiritual cosmos and stratospheric portals pulsing, but always retaining their devotion to wild nature and ethnographic differences. In this way, the sinusoidal movements of electronic synthesizers and radiophonic frequencies interact with the pounding sounds of the jungle, with frogs, sea waves, buzz insects, leaves, and rain. From flutes, rattles, steel sound sculptures, or rustling idiophones, mysterious samples appear like weird interferences, with rhythms and ritual voices from Tibet, West Papua, Burundi, Tahiti or the shamanic Japan of the Ainu.
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BS 056CD
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$19.50
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RELEASE DATE: 7/5/2019
Black Sweat Records presents a reissue of Ethnoelectronics, originally released on tape by Sound Reporters in 1986. Ethnoelectronics is a further episode of pioneering fusion between ethnic and electronic music, involving dauntless explorers such as Walter Maioli, Nirodh Fortini, Fred Gales, Raffaele Serra, John Zandijk, and the visionary sculptor Edward Luyken. As the soundtrack of an obscure science-fiction saga, the six parts of these recordings retain something profoundly osmotic and sidereal. In these hybridizations, it's the heart of personal spiritual cosmos and stratospheric portals pulsing, but always retaining their devotion to wild nature and ethnographic differences. In this way, the sinusoidal movements of electronic synthesizers and radiophonic frequencies interact with the pounding sounds of the jungle, with frogs, sea waves, buzz insects, leaves, and rain. From flutes, rattles, steel sound sculptures, or rustling idiophones, mysterious samples appear like weird interferences, with rhythms and ritual voices from Tibet, West Papua, Burundi, Tahiti or the shamanic Japan of the Ainu.
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RELEASE DATE: 7/5/2019
"Have a gramophone in every grave..." --James Joyce, Ulysses (1922)
The anthology Spectra Ex Machina brings together rare documents pertaining to so-called occult phenomena, most of them taken from little-known archives. In the course of three volumes, this series traces an audio history of parapsychology through the exploration of spiritualism and haunted houses (Vol. 1); musician mediums (vol. 2); experiences of extrasensory perceptions (clairvoyance, psychokinesis, etc.) and electronic voice phenomena (vol. 3). The documents gathered here are, by their extravagance and far-fetched aspects, more than the mere objects of belief one would be tempted to reduce them to. They are vestiges of aberrant phenomena, fossils of an unknown civilization buried in the depths of the unconscious that are revived, in a way, when we listen to them. They can be understood as "works", in the full artistic sense of the word, and constitute a kind of "cabinet of sound curiosities" that is worthy of aesthetic interest. Sometimes imbued with a disconcerting dramatic intensity, these documents bear the features of an authentic time machine, placing the listener in the position of a witness of the time immersed in the dim darkness of the experimental hall. And it is at that precise moment that the aesthetic power of these archives takes precedence over their probative value. Their somewhat old-fashioned charm, maintained by the surface noise of magnetic tapes and old wax disks, gets stronger with each listen. Contains a 20-page large booklet, 30x30 cm.
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MONKEY 100CD
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$15.50
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RELEASE DATE: 6/21/2019
Ten years, a hundred releases, and countless outstanding tracks: Monkeytown Records is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a compilation of new and exclusive productions by the artists that shaped the label in the past and will do so in the future. These artists represent electronic music in all its shades, from more experimental to dancefloor focused approaches. Monkeytown has always tried to combine both spheres simultaneously, never neglecting fun nor freethinking. The 12 tracks from the likes of Shed, Mouse on Mars, FJAAK, Redshape, Anstam, and many more showcase and celebrate the label's continuing mission: to explore new sounds and to seek out new bangers. Monkeytown was launched in 2009 by Modeselektor. Originally conceived as a means to release music by friends and Modeselektor's own records, it soon developed into much more. The label and its offshoot 50Weapons became key players in connecting the various strains of dance and bass music, the scenes of Berlin, London, and everyone affiliated to these. This compilation unites artist that stick with the label since the very beginning, like Siriusmo or Anstam, and newer family members like Catnapp or FJAAK. Over the years, some renowned producers found their way to Monkeytown, among them Shed and Redshape. These two of course provide the techno and house part of this collection, while Gajek's kraut-influenced electroacoustic piece or Alex Banks's blissful opening ambience show that it's not necessarily all about beats. There are a lot of beats though: Dark Sky and Robot Koch like them rolling and sweetly broken, Mouse on Mars smartly frenzied, and Modeselektor themselves contribute a multidimensional track in honor of the famous Roland Space Echo, the device which lent them their name. There's also a world premiere inhouse collaboration by Otto von Schirach and Catnapp, a weirdo match made in heaven. Next to releasing great records, the best thing a record label can achieve is to have a sound of its own. Monkeytown has long become a household name for everyone who loves electronic music. Also features Radarbird and Drumno.
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Outro Tempo II: Electronic and Contemporary Music from Brazil, 1984-1996 is the second instalment of Music From Memory's Brazilian series. This volume picks up where the first Outro Tempo (MFM 016CD/LP, 2017) left off, shedding light on a new wave of experimentalism that emerged in Brazil in the late 1980s and 1990s. The twenty tracks collected uncover another area of Brazilian music that looked to the future for inspiration. This time it drifts beyond the rainforest and into the pulsating heart of Brazil's great cities, where it meets a generation of young artists eager to radically change the face of contemporary Brazilian music. In Outro Tempo II, the avant-garde and pop worlds meld in a haze of percussion and electronics. It presents another uncompromising and magnetic reinterpretation of the limits of Brazilian music. Outro Tempo II is compiled again by John Gómez and features original artwork by Alice Quaresma. Features May East, Dequinha E Zaba, Oharaska, Fausto Fawcett, R. H. Jackson, Edson Natale, Akira S, Low Key Hackers, Chance, Jorge Degas & Marcelo Salazar, Priscilla Ermel, Voluntários Da Pátria, Angel's Breath, Tetê Espíndola, Nelson Angelo, Jorge Mello, Júlio Pimentel, and Tião Neto.
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MONKEY 100LP
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$23.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/21/2019
Double LP version. Ten years, a hundred releases, and countless outstanding tracks: Monkeytown Records is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a compilation of new and exclusive productions by the artists that shaped the label in the past and will do so in the future. These artists represent electronic music in all its shades, from more experimental to dancefloor focused approaches. Monkeytown has always tried to combine both spheres simultaneously, never neglecting fun nor freethinking. The 12 tracks from the likes of Shed, Mouse on Mars, FJAAK, Redshape, Anstam, and many more showcase and celebrate the label's continuing mission: to explore new sounds and to seek out new bangers. Monkeytown was launched in 2009 by Modeselektor. Originally conceived as a means to release music by friends and Modeselektor's own records, it soon developed into much more. The label and its offshoot 50Weapons became key players in connecting the various strains of dance and bass music, the scenes of Berlin, London, and everyone affiliated to these. This compilation unites artist that stick with the label since the very beginning, like Siriusmo or Anstam, and newer family members like Catnapp or FJAAK. Over the years, some renowned producers found their way to Monkeytown, among them Shed and Redshape. These two of course provide the techno and house part of this collection, while Gajek's kraut-influenced electroacoustic piece or Alex Banks's blissful opening ambience show that it's not necessarily all about beats. There are a lot of beats though: Dark Sky and Robot Koch like them rolling and sweetly broken, Mouse on Mars smartly frenzied, and Modeselektor themselves contribute a multidimensional track in honor of the famous Roland Space Echo, the device which lent them their name. There's also a world premiere inhouse collaboration by Otto von Schirach and Catnapp, a weirdo match made in heaven. Next to releasing great records, the best thing a record label can achieve is to have a sound of its own. Monkeytown has long become a household name for everyone who loves electronic music. Also features Radarbird and Drumno.
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US 001CD
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$14.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/21/2019
United Standard is an independent fashion brand funded in Milan in [DATA] by designer and musician Giorgio Di Salvo. Fueled by an interest in functional minimalism and iconic detail-oriented design, the US choice of aesthetics multiply its possible connections and combinations in a multiple stream of difference. It is this same approach that often fuels Di Salvo's work as a record sleeve designer and electronic music producer, and led him to collaborate with producer Daniele Guerrini, whose efforts in the underground music world include projects Heith, Cage Suburbia, and the co-founding of Haunter Records. Curated by Guerrini and Di Salvo, Linkflow is a collective work of hybridization. All artists were involved for their capability to tap in a multiplicity of sources, engineering a sonic space that's both nowhere and now here. The aim is to push over the sum of the parts in a creative stream with ever-drifting access points. With no limits set, artists have expressed themselves even by experimenting with track duration and complexity. Kareem Lofty and Jesse Osborne-Lanthier's contributions represent the two extreme examples of this -- with JOL contributing a whole EP and Lofty a brief intro to the collection. Others like Croatian Amor, Jolene, and KhalilH20P's collaboration with vocalist SASA have channeled pop sensibilities into new geographies. Varg's solo track and his contribution with AnnaMelina through their FLORA project are both explorations of spatial romanticism. Lowki and Init State both engage themselves in synthetic epics, while members of the Haunter extended family like Petit Singe, Sense Fracture, and Trill (Guerrini's own collaboration with Nino Pedone, AKA Shapednoise), take care of the heavier edge.
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Ten years, a hundred releases and countless outstanding tracks: Monkeytown Records is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a compilation of new and exclusive productions by the artists that shaped the label. This 12" features selections from Modeselektor, Shed, and FJAAK.
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MDSG 001EP
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$16.50
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RELEASE DATE: 6/21/2019
Manfredas, leads you on an illuminated trip, the sitar becomes irresistible trance opening the door to Bozzwell's jolt of adrenaline. Autarkic's "I Quote Myself" does exactly what it says. A firm statement of individuality. Fantastic Twins reverses the common narcissistic discourse (when surface meets void). It's only after a third hit that DMT kicks into your system. Close your eyelids and meet Naum Gabo's "Raze", where sound, geometry, and color spell "F R E E D O M", psychedelia as an anarchic art form. Coming down, Smagghe & Cross will drag you into the black hole where flowers don't grow.
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CREP 066LP
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$21.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/21/2019
La Danza del Agua (The Dance of Water) is an eclectic musical journey through Latin American experimentalism -- a sort of unofficial companion to the Antologia De Musica Atipica Portuguesa (Anthologies of Atypical Portuguese Music) volumes, but focusing on South American music themes instead. Originally released as two volumes (digital and cassette versions) on Papaki Records (2017, Argentina), this new concise edition presents 12 of the original 38 artists. Not to be seen as exhaustive document representing the wide styles of the even wider continent, it hopes to showcase some of its more marginal music with artists from a variety of countries such as Argentina, Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, and Venezuela. As such, this compilation shines a wider light on new and exciting sounds from the vast continent with a wide range of styles such as digital cumbias, sound experimentation, freak folk, noise, exotica, danceable beats, and much more, mixed together to give life to the continuing strange world of contemporary South American experimental music. A logical continuation of our new weird South American explorations after releasing works from Meridian Brothers, Romperayo, Chupame El Dedo, and a tape batch on Sucata sister label featuring Panchasila, Los Siquicos Litoraleños, Bardo Todol, Tomás Tello, and more. Features Tomás Tello, Wellman, Joa Joys, Horacio, Simón vs Saimon, M3Y, Manrico Montero, Gil Sanson, Pandelindio, Gustavo Obligado, Ciudad Satélite, and José Soberanes.
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MFM 039EP
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In the lead up to part two of the highly anticipated Outro Tempo compilation (MFM 041LP), Music From Memory drops this teaser EP with the never before heard cassette madness of São Paulo's Bruhahá Babélico and Individual Industry's ethereal electro pop on the flip.
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MGMS 001EP
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$15.50
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RELEASE DATE: 6/21/2019
Artificial Intelligence at 45rpm. Mixes by Andrea Tich, Daniele Baldelli & Marco Dionigi, and DJ Ralf.
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VOLT 001C-EP
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$12.50
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
Voltage Festival is releasing a compilation of four EPs to celebrate five years of existence. The EPs are dedicated to four sub-genres of techno and represent the versatility in techno of Voltage Festival's line-up. The series starts off with a classic techno EP called Zener Diode (VOLT 001A-EP), followed by a deep techno one called Wiring Harness (VOLT 001B-EP), an industrial release with the name Circuit Breaker and closing with acid techno called Resistor (VOLT 001D-EP). Circuit Breaker, presented here, features TWAN, Orphx, Hadone, and SHDW & Obscure Shape.
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CREP 065LP
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$21.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
Kasenian Réak is a genre of performative art from the Priangan area of west Java, organized during hajatans (life-cycle celebrations) and nowadays primarily held during weddings and circumcisions. The style, known as a seni lungsuran, is part of the greater family of Javanese horse dances, originally known in their most famous forms of jathilan and kuda lumping. Javanese horse dances, which could be as old as animistic Java, may already have been practiced before the eighth-century, traveling through the island and reaching Priangan in the thirties, when Réak is believed to have been originated and popularized by musical groups Juarta Putra and Maska Putra. While bearing more than some resemblances with its family, Kasenian Réak benefits of structures and aesthetic tracts of its own, being not only one of the newest developments of horse dance if not the newest, but also its rawest and most extreme outcome. The shows usually last up to nine hours, starting at nine o'clock in the morning and finishing between five or six o'clock in the afternoon. The morning part is dedicated to the pembukaan (ouverture), lasting up to one hour and dogcing or dogdog cicing (playing the dogdog on spot), while the afternoon is the time during which the arak-arakan (parade) takes place. After the arak-arakan goes around the village gathering people and announcing the celebration, it returns to the lot where it had begun and the show ends with a shorter dogcing. During the first dogcing it is possible to witness the dance of Bangbarongan: an animal-like creature costume representing a spirit and an ancestor, worn by a dancer who brings it alive for some hours. This is among the most exciting parts of the show. Sometimes it is also possible to witness a symbolic fight between the pimpinan and the Barong. Trance and possession obviously represent two of the main attractions of the style. The music as a sonic signal given by the speeded tempo, along with an Adorcistic practice conducted by the ma'alim are capable of inviting spirits to enter bodies and take control of them. When possessed, the individuals can, according to the entity they host, exhibit superhuman capacities. This release aims to provide a spectrum of Kasenian Réak and its music. The first side is a classic réak ouverture, played by one of the two founding groups, Juarta Putra. On the other side is Putra Jaya Melati: one of the groups that most attempts to push towards a contemporary, aggressive, and experimental version of Réak music.
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VOLT 001B-EP
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
Voltage Festival is releasing a compilation of four EPs to celebrate five years of existence. The EPs are dedicated to four sub-genres of techno and represent the versatility in techno of Voltage Festival's line-up. The series starts off with a classic techno EP called Zener Diode (VOLT 001A-EP), followed by a deep techno one called Wiring Harness, an industrial release with the name Circuit Breaker (VOLT 001C-EP) and closing with acid techno called Resistor (VOLT 001D-EP). Wiring Harness, presented here, features Altinbas, Cassegrain, Luigi Tozzi, and Atis.
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RGM 827LP
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$25.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
"One of the great Blaxploitation film scores of the '70s, finally back on vinyl where it belongs! This 1973 feature introduced one of the great characters in the whole genre, starring the indomitable, six-foot-two Tamara Dobson as Cleopatra Jones, a taller, hipper, and blacker James Bond. In this film, she thwarts a lesbian L.A. drug lord as played by Shelley Winters, all accompanied by the musical efforts of what is pretty much a '70s soul/jazz/funk dream team. On vocals, you had the leading male and female lights of the Spring label, the great Joe Simon (performing the hit title theme) and Millie Jackson. And on the instrumental side, jazz trombone giant J. J. Johnson (in collaboration with the underrated Carl Brandt of Mod Squad score fame). The result: a prime example of the symphonic funk that became the siren song for Blaxploitation soundtracks throughout the '70s. For its first domestic vinyl reissue, we've pressed up just 700 copies in red and blue starburst vinyl, with original artwork intact... oh so tasty!"
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TAL 012EP
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$14.50
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
Paredo presents new and exclusive works by three female Japanese music producers: Kopy, Tentenko, and Miki Yui, and a radical reinterpretation using elements of the featured works by Lena Willikens. All four contributions showcase their highly individual approaches to contemporary electronic dance music.
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VOLT 001D-EP
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$12.50
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
Voltage Festival is releasing a compilation of four EPs to celebrate five years of existence. The EPs are dedicated to four sub-genres of techno and represent the versatility in techno of Voltage Festival's line-up. The series starts off with a classic techno EP called Zener Diode (VOLT 001A-EP), followed by a deep techno one called Wiring Harness (VOLT 001B-EP), an industrial release with the name Circuit Breaker (VOLT 001C-EP) and closing with acid techno called Resistor. Resistor, presented here, features Thomas P. Heckmann, Umwelt, 999999999, and Boston 168.
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STAGO 148LP
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
Welcome to Volume 4 of Trashcan Records, a new compilation series on Stag-O-Lee, devoted to obscure and forgotten vinyl treasures from the 1950s and early 1960s. Compiled by Fedor, an Amsterdam-based record hound, whose huge collection mostly comes from flipping through thousands of used record boxes at Amsterdam flea markets for the last 25 years. Volume 4: House Of Horror features twelve spine-tingling and blood curling surprises from Fedor's box. Features Louis Armstrong, The Dukes, Jackie Brooks, Jerry Wald, Starlighters, Merv Griffin, Det Moor Orchestra, Eddy Rogers, Debbie Young, Sheri Lee Douglas and The Gondoliers, Garry Warren, and Don Luce.
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KYN 012EP
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
The first various artists release on Kynant, K.Y. Space. Mike Parker's unmistakable modulations and the broken-beat, UK techno of Forest Drive West share the A-side. Korridor's ultra-deep sonic exploration leads into fellow Swedish artist Fjäder crafting a downtempo beat in her signature ambient style. Mastered by Neel.
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$12.50
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
Voltage Festival is releasing a compilation of four EPs to celebrate five years of existence. The EPs are dedicated to four sub-genres of techno and represent the versatility in techno of Voltage Festival's line-up. The series starts off with a classic techno EP called Zener Diode, followed by a deep techno one called Wiring Harness (VOLT 001B-EP), an industrial release with the name Circuit Breaker (VOLT 001C-EP) and closing with acid techno called Resistor (VOLT 001D-EP). Zener Diode, presented here, features Shlømo, Phara, Inigo Kennedy, and Border One.
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STAGO 147LP
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$17.50
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
Welcome to Volume 3 of Trashcan Records, a new compilation series on Stag-O-Lee, devoted to obscure and forgotten vinyl treasures from the 1950s and early 1960s. Compiled by Fedor, an Amsterdam-based record hound, whose huge collection mostly comes from flipping through thousands of used record boxes at Amsterdam flea markets for the last 25 years. For The Devil' Pad -- the third volume -- Fedor has selected 12 first-rate exotic rarities and nightlife themes that have never been comped before. Features Paul Leader and HB Barnum' Circats, Didier Lapeyrère, Jimmie Hombs and The Invictas, Ron De Salvo, Maria Elena and The Twilights, Westwoods, The Premiers, Tony Martinez Quintet, Dorothy Loudon, Jerry Hanson, Danny Darrow, Jerry Madison and The Space Men, and Edd Byrnes.
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Bondage Music reveals the latest installment in its Bondage Games series as Sascha Dive, Frink, Toman, and Philipp Gonzales deliver four original compositions for Part 5. Frankfurt's Dive opens the package with "Dark Night," a slick house cut guided by deep, dubby chords and entrancing vocals, before Frink's bubbling "Vega" ups the energy and welcomes bright melodies amongst rolling percussion. Next, emerging talent Toman fuses skipping hats and a heady low-end groove as he reveals "Time To Time," before Philipp Gonzales combines hypnotic lead synths, refined percussion arrangements and suspenseful builds throughout "Open Hips."
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In order to celebrate five years, Goldmin Music gathered well-known artists, Goldmin regulars, and emerging talents. It was really important for the label to express the elusive nature of the Goldmin sound, in the form of a compilation track listing. Features Terrence Dixon, Eduardo De La Calle vs Elbee Bad, STL, and EinKa.
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