After a successful first number released last year which gathered the likes of Daze, Albrecht La’Brooy and Mic Mills, Butter Sessions and Noise In My Head
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Florian Kupfer returns to L.I.E.S. with ‘Contact’ EP
The longed-for reunion is happening, the news finally landed today. After three releases in the space of two years for the US-born imprint – amongst which
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Premiere: Pelican Daughters – Lambent Lights
A role model in artistic integrity and dedication, Kashual Plastik is as bold in its endeavours as it is uncompromising in its choices. Throwing down the gauntlet
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Errorsmith: Superlative Fatigue
Electronic pioneers Kraftwerk and Jeff Mills both made electronic music which was completely detached from the scenes around them. Their sounds strove towards the future, but were also firmly connected to ideals of popular music – of melody and dancing. With Superlative Fatigue, Errorsmith has joined this tradition, producing a record of hi-tech ravers which transcends its surroundings.
Premiere: Benoit B – 100% ZRU
Two years after the label’s launch with Benoit B‘s debut EP, ‘Tough, Cheap and Real‘, French-born Berlin-based label Banlieue Records steps up with a piping-hot celebratory
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David Psutka collaborates with Ipek Gorgun for new Ceramic TL album ‘Perfect Lung’
Today Ceramic TL and Istanbul-based composer Ipek Gorgun announce the release of their collaborative album ‘Perfect Lung’ via Halocine Trance, scheduled for release 24th November 2017.
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Music Video: Benedikt Frey – Dissolved Girl
Taken from Benedikt Frey’s longed-for debut album ‘Artificial’ released earlier this month via Andy Hogge’s ESP Institute, the slow-burning ‘Dissolved Girl’ got the visual treatment courtesy of film director Peter Odinzow.
Perm
We invited Stefan Schmidt-Dichte aka Perm for a bit of DJ action, and he came up with a killer mix interlacing straight out pulsating techno cuts with polyrhythmic detours and further minimalist, off-kilter grooves. We also had a chat with the man to discuss studio methods, living in Leipzig and his beginnings in music production.
Premiere: 19 Gadi Pirms Sakuma – Singapuras Vejs
Incepted last year with a pair of VA comps featuring artists such as Drvg Cvltvre, Bergsonist and BPMF, Mélodies Souterraines is a label that impresses by
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Premiere: Franck Gérard – 146 Arcades
Record store, label, independent structure with a host of exciting projects underway… you’d have a hard time drumming Groovedge Records in the usual shelves and boxes neurotic collectors
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Lee Gamble: Mnestic Pressure
Mnestic Pressure is a term relating to the impact of collective and individual pressures on short term memory. It is no surprise that it also represents some of Gamble’s most abstract yet vivid work to date.
Premiere: Menko – The First Kiss
Dedicated to “combining raw contemporary techno with original 80s/90s industrial, electronic, experimental and EBM music“, Murray CY’s imprint Contort Yourself has been putting together some of
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Rabih Beaini explores leftfield sounds of Indonesia with ‘Raung Raya’ event series at Berghain
This Thursday in Berlin, Morphine present the first in a series of five events at Berghain exploring the more leftfield, raw and unconventional sounds from Indonesia.
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Premiere: West 2 West – Eternal Ways
September 2016 marked the release of John Daly’s sophomore LP as ‘The Smoke Clears’ – an eight-track album of soothing electronica and immersive atmospheres we had
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Brenna Murphy visualises Visible Cloaks new mini-LP ‘Lex’ on RVNG Intl.
Today Portland-based duo Visible Cloaks announce the release of their new mini-LP ‘Lex‘, scheduled for release 8th December 2017 via the pioneering New York based imprint
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GAS & Huerco S. live at the Barbican
Huerco S. and GAS are both expert purveyors of seriously deep electronic music, of excavating sounds that envelope and surround the listener…Armed with the power of the Barbican’s soundsystem, both were given the freedom to build their own vivid universes, ones totally removed from the dark city that surrounds.