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APT 032EP
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The False Ricardian, a four-track EP, features Janne Tavi, Fatima Njai, Argy, and Jerome Sydenham, the link that binds. Here, a formidable agenda keeps you engaged in a thunderous rapture of sophisticated techno vibrations. The consistency of this deep product never betrays... but instead delivers consistently. Fearsome!
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APT 031EP
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Echo Back marks the first Jerome Sydenham Apotek Records release since The Dialectic EP in 2017. Time flows but Jerome Sydenham and Apothek Records remain fresh as ever.
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APT 027EP
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Apotek Records' latest release from Jerome Sydenham is simply a juggernaut. Sydenham extolls his techno prowess with an irreproachable veracity. "No Earth Required" swings into action with rolling drums, daring vocal stabs, and an uplifting techno full of fervor of youthful exuberance. "Bread And Water" is classic dark Techno - a supreme energetic construction.
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APT 023LP
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Basement Galaxy is a techno-logical concept that will surge from mind expansive soundtracks to no holds barred DJ lineups bursting with techno-tensity. With ardent focus on the underground to the masters of the over-ground, without constraint, deserving voices shall be heard. The first installation of the Basement Galaxy Soundtrack series features house/techno legend Jerome Sydenham. Here, Sydenham give us a glimpse into his techno remix savoir faire. This 8-track techno boner features tracks from Carl Craig, Planetary Assault Systems, Truncate, Radio Slave, Raiz, Kyle Geiger and Bobby Dowell, Tom Laws and Xhin. The remixes of Raiz - "Keep Secrets" and Planetary Assault Systems - "GT" were collaborations with the legendary Function.
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APT 024EP
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Jerome Sydenham opens the technological fray with the title track "Dialectic". Deep swinging rhythms coupled with a deeply rooted dub vocal truly define its essential neoteric sensibilities. Jerome Sydenham's remix of Macroism's "Drone" is a prime example of take no prisoners Berghain Techno. The B-side introduces the sophomore single from Non Reversible. The track "Kuro" is absolutely unapologetic in its discharge of nebulous dark thunder techno. On the last cut, Jerome Sydenham gets back behind the splicing desk, breaks out the razor blades and deftly edits the Echoplex classic "Pitch Break". The result is transcendent hypnotic techno bliss.
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APT 022EP
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Janne Tavi, from Finland, and Non Reversible, from Berlin, come bearing the fresh fruits of their uncompromising techno attitude. The mood speaks for itself. Yet another turntable-friendly Apotek release.
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APT 021EP
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This is the next installation of the acclaimed Editopia Series. Jerome Sydenham's edit of the Technasia classic "Evergreen" was executed with the delicate hand of an experienced surgeon. The result -- an immensely powerful and primordial techno track. A2. sees seasoned veteran tackle David Alvarado's masterfully deep "Ysleta" as the next addition, embracing the darkest elements and taking you on a downward spiral into a techno abyss. Master Ron Trent's opus "Skylinez" is a soaring expression of a sophisticated soul-tech motivated house track that can walk many paths.
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APT 020EP
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Jerome Sydenham forges on with another classic edit. On this occasion, Sydenham minimalizes Jonas Kopp's classic "Reforce," leaving us with a steady, pumping floor-pounder. "My Normal Usual Far" is the second release of the new Ibadan Records artist, Sally. Armed with an array of organic drum machines and synth, Jerome Sydenham and Sally trail-blaze their way into tech-house heaven. The movement of this track is indelible. With "Encouragement," Sydenham and Sally continue on the path to tech-house excellence with this stripped-down ultra tool.
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APT 008EP
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"My Pet Gorilla is Jerome Sydenham's interpretation of rolling techno thunder. Energy, big kicks, fat bass lines and infectious piano chords. What you are left with is pure hands-in-the-air Apotek techno. Prime time business! 'Tonto' is a deep techno track with an immense groove accompanied by futuristic EFX, rhythms, and chords that forcefully exhibit Jerome Sydenham's consistency and forward thinking yet again. This deeply satisfying modern remedy represents in appropriate doses the meaning of deep tech syndrome for the psyche and the floor. 'Museum of Modern' is a tough and funky and minimal tech- house track. This edgy experience is filled with surprises. The groove gives way to an epic rise that collapses into an unforgettable breakdown. With no empty spaces Jerome Sydenham pushes the envelope to pump out this cross genre gem."
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APT 007EP
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"A straight up 'no holds barred' techno bomb from Apotek Records! The 'Blacktro Dub' of this techno centerpiece is a pure source of energy that draws on sophisticated minimal overtones. With a firm appeal for techno and tech-house fans alike. Another fresh modern approach by Jerome Sydenham. 'Judgement' is a straight up, 'no holds barred' techno bomb! Sydenham preys on classic techno elements to make this undeniably pulsating, familiar-feeling crowd pleaser."
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APT 006EP
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"Apotek Records serves up the 'GSXR 810' remixes featuring techno icons Adam Beyer and Ken Ishii. This track, originally produced by Jerome Sydenham for his Nagano Kitchen project, has now been subject to tremendous reworks by two legendary techno icons. Adam Beyer's body of work needs no introduction. He applies his excellence to 'GSXR 810' with searing techno beats tweaked with a barrage of sound effects and topped off with a subtle futuristic rave complexity. The results are nothing less than groundbreaking. Ken Ishii, the overlord of the Japanese techno scene, makes a rare appearance on a European label. On this journey, he takes us into the bowels of deep techno. Big kicks and deep melodic stabs also give this remix a tech-house appeal which rounds off a stunning 12" and makes for a great overall package."
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