‘Hilbert Space’ feels like one of those archival discoveries, released low key in the nineties and never dislodged from the collections of those intrepid jocks lucky enough to stumble upon it in some overlooked indie shop. From the second it hits your eardrums it sounds well-worn with warm familiarity, yet not over saturated through pastiche.
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Premiere: Serena Butler – You Have Penetrated Me
Founded in 2012, Eerie was initially conceived to serve the sole output of Marco Shuttle. Since then, the imprint has extended its reach to an array of emerging Italian producers including
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Shinoby teams up with Hypnobeat on new EP ‘All Things Pass Into The Night’
On his first three instalments Omar Contri aka Shinoby surrounded himself with the crème of remixers: Madteo, MGUN, Samo DJ & Tzusing, The Analogue Cops and more recently
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Premiere: Albert van Abbe – Vision 01
Albert van Abbe has been bubbling up in recent times. After a string of releases on his ‘No Comment’ label, whose name aptly matched his understated
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Various Artists: A Fiction Universe (EP Stream)
On 4th November Dutch imprint Taped Artifact will inaugurate their debut VA compilation, which we’re no short of excited to share with you in full. The four-track ‘A Fiction Universe‘ gathers contributions from Allergy Season’s Physical Therapy, Italian duo Hiver, Arnemann and Elmer – the techno project of Bepotel members Sagat and Walrus.
Call Super: New Life Tones
Call Super’s “New Life Tones” demonstrates Seaton’s lessons learnt in (de)constructing his album and ability to piece together the disparate influences of techno into new forms.
The29Nov Films celebrate 10th anniversary with compilation
In 2006 Sebastian Kökow and Kevin Paschold started up a video project named ‘the29nov‘ as a “kind of counter movement against this philistine society that was surrounding us at the
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Damon Bell returns to Meda Fury with ‘Altered Visions’ EP
Today marks Damon Bell‘s return to R&S Records sub-label Meda Fury with the announcement of “Altered Visions“, his second iteration on the label due out on 18th November 2016. “Altered Visions” follows
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Skudge: Balancing Point
With Elias Landberg and Gustaf Wallnerstrom fine techno output over the years, expectations have been set high for Skudge’s follow up to their debut album ‘Phantom’. Executed with clinical precision, ‘Balancing Point’ feels almost effortless in its excellence.
Premiere: Lastrack – Zdry Connexion
Over the last few years, the Lyon scene has entered a pretty impressive phase of expansion. With underground labels such as Macadam Mambo, CLFT, Palma, Groovedge and obviously Brothers
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Florian Meindl: Orbital Resonance EP
Berlin can be a blessing or a curse. Though an ocean of talent likely inspires one artist to another, the all too real likelihood of getting
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Premiere: San Proper & Antal – Sweet Nightmare
October sees Dutch record label Indigo Aera celebrate their fifth birthday with a huge five disc box set. Our pick ‘Sweet Nightmare‘ from San Proper and Antal of Rush Hour fame is an easy pick for a highlight, its arcing bassline and emotive strings swap positions with heads down tribalism over the course of the track.
Ryan Elliott headlines Secretsundaze Mad Scientist Halloween party
Halloween is creeping upon us and Secretsundaze have enlisted Berghain resident Ryan Elliott for a 4-hour set at Oval Space in Hackney.
Premiere: FYI Chris – Nightmare
Back in business with the second volume of their VA series initiated two years ago, ‘A Throng Of Orbs‘, London-based imprint Ears Have Eyes Recordings have gleaned
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rRoxymore headlines Don’t Be Afraid’s Halloween label showcases
Fresh off the back of an incredibly well received Resident Advisor podcast, Hermione ‘rRoxymore’ Frank is consolidating a fine run of form with a debut release on the raw and ragged Don’t Be Afraid imprint, while also headlining their Halloween weekend special events.
Premiere: SMD – Far Away From A Distance (Lena Willikens Remix)
Lena Willikens version of ‘Far Away From A Distance’ is as bold as it is fidgety. Driven by a restless bumpy arpeggio – or is it the sound of a bottle pouring its intoxicating liquid to the top edge? – the track takes off for an harum-scarum flight across murky post-industrial lowlands as thwacking claps beat their binary pulse at industrial pace.