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out now: Oliver Deutschmann – Archives #5 [Slim Audio]

Artist:
Oliver Deutschmann

Title:
Archives #5

Label:
Slim Audio

Cat#:
SLIMAUDIO010

Release Date:
12th October 2018

Format:
digital

Tracklist:
A1.
Smoke

A2.
Stripped

B1.
Dark

B2.
2015

B2.
Kenotap

Press Info:
Oliver Deutschmann again with some tracks from the depths of his hard drives.

Snippets:

Full Track Streaming:
“Stripped”

Special:
“NovaFuture Blog Exclusive Mix”

Recommendations:
Oliver Deutschmann’s “Lost in a Loop EP” on Mote Evolver
Split EP “The Source 1/4” with Oliver Deutschmann Tracks on Her Damit Tonarchiv

Buy Digital:
JunoDownload
WhatPeoplePlay
Beatport Classic
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Booking:
Oliver Deutschmann

Websites:
Oliver Deutschmann
Slim Audio

out for a while: Eònan – When We Succeed [Ardor Music]

Artist:
Eònan

Title:
When We Succeed

Label:
Ardor Music

Cat#:
ARDOR011

Release Date:
19th January 2018

Format:
digital

Tracklist:
01.
When We Succeed

02.
Substanz I

03.
Substanz I
(Oliver Deutschmann Remix)

04.
Regolith

05.
Modulation Source

Press Info:
This year’s first release comes straight outta Berlin from our newly discovered talent Eonan, who delivered 4 high-carat Techno tracks. In addition we’re happy to welcome Berghain / Panorama Bar-Regular Oliver Deutschmann, who contributes a stable drivin’ remix for “Substanz I”.

– When We Succeed.

Listen:

Specials:
“Strictly Forbidden 05”

Recommendations:
Someone Outside’s “Cloud Atlas” on Ardor
Someone Outside’s “Cloud Atlas (Remixes)” on Ardor
Christian Gerlach’s EP “Nolio” on Ardor

Buy Digital:
Beatport Classic
TraxSource
JunoDownload
Google Play
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Websites:
Eònan
Ardor.

out now: Bleak | Oliver Deutschmann – The Source 1/4 [Her Damit Tonarchiv]

Artist:
Bleak | Oliver Deutschmann

Title:
The Source 1/4

Label:
Her Damit Tonarchiv

Cat#:
HDT01

Release Date:
30th April 2018

Format:
12″ & digital

Tracklist:
01.
Bleak
Poly Invaders

02.
Bleak
Lovecraft Function

03.
Oliver Deutschmann
The Source

04.
Oliver Deutschmann
Space Unfoldin

Press Info (German):
Das HER DAMIT Tonarchiv zeichnet den Sound des Festivals auf und startet die Archivierung mit einer vierteiligen Serie. Auf der Logoseite vertont Bleak den nächtlichen Bunkerfloor mit „Poly Invaders“ und „Lovecraft Function“, zwei effektiven Techno-Workouts aus nachdrücklichen Percussions gepaart mit atmosphärischem Tiefgang. Oliver Deutschmann zeigt mit seinem Ambient-Track „The Source“ den Bunkerfloor im Morgennebel, während sich die freundlich treibende Techno- Exkursion „Space Unfolding“ über dem aufgeheizten Betonfloor aufblättert. Ein Moment, bei dem sich Ausgeschlafene wie Durchgefeierte einig sind.

Press Info (English):
HER DAMIT Tonarchiv aims to document the sound of the HER DAMIT festival and kicks things off with a four-part vinyl series. Located on the logo side is Bleak who scores the nightly bunker floor with “Poly Invaders” and “Lovecraft Function“ – two highly effective techno workouts made of punchy percussions tied up with atmospheric depth. On the info side of the record Oliver Deutschmann’s “The Source” portraits the bunker floor filled with morning fog, while his friendly techno driver “Space Unfolding” evolves upon the heated concrete dancefloor. A moment where the breakfast and all-nighter crew sing from the same hymn sheet.

Listen:

Full Track Streaming:
Bleak – “Poly Invaders”

Oliver Deutschmann – “Space Unfolding”

Specials:
Bleak – “Her Damit Podcast #25”

Oliver Deutschmann – “Her Damit Podcast #27”

Recommendations:
Oliver Deutschmann’s “Lost In A Loop EP” on Mote-Evolver

Buy Vinyl:
Her Damit Website
Juno
Decks
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Booking:
Oliver Deutschmann

Websites:
Bleak
Oliver Deutschmann
Her Damit Website

out now: Various – Saturn Phases (Part 1) [KR/LF Records]

Artist:
Various

Title:
Saturn Phases (Part 1)

Label:
KR/LF Records

Cat#:
KRLF004-1

Release Date:
30th March 2018

Format:
12″ & digital

Tracklist Vinyl 1:
A1.
Unidentified Flying Poetry
Prepare Us for Space

A2.
Oliver Deutschmann
19

A3.
Ben Gibson
Infiltration

A4.
Jokasti & Nek
Sinusoid

B1.
Endlec
Touch of Evil

B2.
In Bad Hands
Be Yourself

B3.
Under Black Helmet
Perpetrate

B4.
Dez Williams
Sustaining Self

Press Info:
KR/LF also known as Kill Ref Low Frequencies, is a label platform created by the Italian artist Kill Ref. With a mission to break new ground and share a love for a variety of sounds, since its inception in 2016 it has featured artist contributions from Oliver Rosemann, Endlec, Binny, Developer, Charlton, Coefficient, and Gotshell for example.

“Saturn Phases” is a 24 track compilation that has been split into 3 equal parts, each containing 8 tracks. Each part will be available on dubplate LP vinyl and also on Bandcamp, along with a limited edition mix CD version recorded by Kill Ref, the label boss himself.

This is only the fourth catalogue release for KR/LF, and the hugely ambitious project also comes with the backing from many talented artists. Oliver Deutschmann, Under Black Helmet, Ben Gibson, Patrik Skoog, Housemeister, Dez Williams, In Bad Hands (premiere of Mental Resonance new moniker), The Noisemaker, and Progression (UK) all appear on the tracklist, amongst many returning producers previously featured.

Variation is the key here, where the music incorporated ranges from techno to electro and everything in between. Tough, raw, gritty, analogue sounds with a modular feel, acid influence, aggression, and artistic precision across the board.

A masterful package that is set to not only make an impact, but become a seminal release of inspiration, showcasing what is achievable with a stern self belief and harnessing the moment.

this feature is about the first vinyl of three … all other parts see “Related Releases”

Listen:

Full Track Streaming:
Oliver Deutschmann – “19”

Under Black Helmet – “Perpetrate”

Specials:
Oliver Deutschmann – “@ Veto Ibiza”

Ben Gibson – “Invite’s Choice Podcast 376”

Jokasti & Nek – “Analogue Podcast #043”

Endlec – “Synoid Podcast 009”

Under Black Helmet – “Techno Cave Podcast 016”

Dez Williams – “Ismcast Presents …”

Related Releases:
Part 2
Part 3

Recommendations:
Oliver Deutschmann’s “Lost In A Loop EP” on Mote-Evolver
Dez Williams’ “Primum Non Nocere” on Parallelx
Ben Gibson’s “Imago EP” on CLFT

Buy Vinyl:
KR/LF Records @ Bandcamp
more soon

Buy Digital:
KR/LF Records @ Bandcamp
more soon

Websites:
KR/LF Records

out now: Oliver Deutschmann – Lost In A Loop EP [Mote-Evolver]

Artist:
Oliver Deutschmann

Title:
Lost In A Loop EP

Label:
Mote-Evolver

Cat#:
MOTE052

Release Date:
02nd March 2018

Format:
vinyl, download & streaming

Tracklist:
A1.
Seduced

A2.
Apsurt

B1.
Survive

B2.
Lost

Press Info:
Oliver Deutschmann, who operates the Berlin-based Vidab label along with Stephan Hill, specializes in what he calls “timeless” club music – while it’s a term that initially seems like it could apply to anything and everything, a quick survey of Deutschmann’s work makes it readily apparent what he means. His hard-edged beats, insistent tones, and occasional flash of devious humor make Deutschmann a natural addition to the Mote-Evolver roster: his natural versatility and clear-minded futurism result in compelling club tracks and DJ nights, and his Mote Evolver debut EP Lost In A Loop is no exception to this rule. With just a simple schematic to work with, Deutschmann does what the best producers do and enlivens those simple instructions until they give an illusion of greater complexity.

Deutschmann’s deft usage of split-second samples on the opening track “Seduced” turns a distant, repeated murmur of the track title into an inescapable command, while a dense undergrowth of acid bassline makes it clear there’s no turning back. The interlude “Apsurt” follows with lofty, faintly ominous synth pads providing the backing to a glass elevator ride to the top of a skyscraper utopia, all while a reassuring monologue on neurology points towards a future of human connectivity. The tension between the dark-tinted instrumentation and these utopian pronouncements is a classic techno trope that Deutschmann employs to great effect.

On the b-side, “Survive” plays out very much like the more intense and anxious twin of “Seduced,” again relying on the repeitition of a single reverberating word to set the tone, while the hammering drum patterns fill in the details. The closer “Lost” dispenses with the vocalisations completely and lets the steaming mechanical processes take center stage: the stripped-down symbiosis of body and brain that this track achieves is very rperesnetative of Deutschmann’s work overall.

Full Track Streaming: