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out now: Various – Various Artists II [Synergy]

Artist:
Various

Title:
Various Artists II

Label:
Synergy

Cat#:
SYN002

Release Date:
02nd September 2021

Format:
vinyl, download & streaming

Tracklist:
A1.
NTBR
Himiko

A2.
ARMA
Underneath

B1.
Oposition
Shadowkeep

B2.
B2
Reality

Press Info:
For the second vinyl release of the label, Synergy invites NTBR, ARMA, Oposition and B2! Each track representing the unique vision of the artist on the future sound of techno, there is simply no denying the fact that every single one of them is a peak time dance floor banger.

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Specials:
NTBR – “Voxnox Podcast 125”

Oposition – “Intercell.039”

B2 – “NovaFuture Blog Mix March 2021”

Recommendations:
B2’s “Let Me Die In Peace” on Jahanam
B2’s self-released “Watch Me Take Control”
B2’s self-released “She Never Said Goodbye EP”
B2’s “Hymnen Der Nacht” on C O U P
sampler “MUTTERVA001” w/ B2 track on Mutter Records
compilation “Various Artists 01” w/ B2 track on Agathism Records
compilation “1down” w/ B2 track on Not At Sine Records
compilation “ISMVA002.1” w/ B2 track on Ismus
compilation “ISMVA001.1” w/ B2 track on Ismus
compilation “Black On Ammo” w/ B2 track on C O U P
sampler “Various Artists I” on Synergy

Buy Vinyl:
Synergy @ Bandcamp
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Buy Download:
Synergy @ Bandcamp
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Websites:
Synergy @ Instagram

out now: I Hate Models – Werewolf Disco Club [Disco Inferno]

Artist:
I Hate Models

Title:
Werewolf Disco Club

Label:
Disco Inferno

Cat#:
DI002

Release Date:
24th September 2021

Format:
vinyl, download & streaming

Tracklist :
A1.
Werewolf Disco Club

Press Info:
The kick cuts through the trees like a scythe, calling out to her, drawing her closer. It comes from every direction, the purr of the bass slipping through the forest like low-hanging mist.

The primal, metronomic pressure of the beat enmeshes with his lycanthropic howl. The sound is everywhere, and impossible to get a fix on. It rains down from on high, sticking her cloak to her skin and slicking his fur. It rises from the earth, seeping between her toes.

Within this secret glade, they meet, alone except for the rotting leaves and creeping moss. Here they become one, disparate egos dissolved in a cocktail of chemical impulses, dopamine responses and the instinctive urgency of the sound that surrounds and consumes them.

On the second single on his Disco Inferno label, I Hate Models exudes the mysterious, ancient power of the werewolf, and invites you to join him in one last dance.

Full Track Streaming:
“Werewolf Disco Club”

Special:
“ADE 2019 Red Light Radio – Knekelhuis Takeover”

Recommendations:
I Hate Models’ “Disco Inferno 01” on Disco Inferno
I Hate Models’ “Intergalactic Emotional Breakdown” on ARTS Records
I Hate Models’ album “L’Âge Des Métamorphoses” on Perc Trax
I Hate Models’ “Spreading Plague” on Perc Trax
I Hate Models’ “Midnight Cults” on Khemia Records
I Hate Models’ “State of Control EP” on Monnom Black
I Hate Models’ “Totsuka No Tsurugi” on ARTS Records
I Hate Models’ Absolution XXL EP” on Voitax

Buy Vinyl:
Disco Inferno @ Bandcamp
deejay.de
Juno
decks.de
Red Eye Records
HHV
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Buy Download:
Disco Inferno @ Bandcamp
JunoDownload
Clone Digital
Boomkat
TraxSource
iTunes
Beatport
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Commercial Streaming Services:
Tidal
Deezer
Spotify

Booking:
Apelago

Websites:
I Hate Models

out for a while: Carl Finlow – Obscura EP [Fanzine Records]

Artist:
Carl Finlow

Title:
Obscura EP

Label:
Fanzine Records

Cat#:
FAN011

Release Date:
13th December 2019

Format:
vinyl, download & streaming

Tracklist:
A1.
Gains

A2.
Black Ice

B1.
Expose

B2.
Obscura

Press Info:
As his best known alias – Carl Finlow has dropped yet another electro masterpiece on the Spanish label, Fanzine Records.

Expect an EP full of transformational, industrial like synths combined with the electro rhythms that Carl’s career has come to define. His gated melodies and groovy hard-hitting drums make this EP something ethereal, with raw and industrial sounds swarming in and out of every track.

Gains is the first track of the EP, which instantly teleports us back into the world of electro. The warping melody of gated synths gives the impression that the track is the embodiment of metamorphosis. Black Ice’s melody is a lot more raw, where the track almost sets the stage for a dystopian battle between animal-like reverbs and echoed chants. It ends with a more ambient melody which overcomes the track in its aura and mood.

As the EP moves on to Exposé, the grizzly baseline, succinct hats, and distorted and sharp synths give the effect of malfunctioning terabytes; almost as if the natural elements were to react with an electronic environment. Obscura’s beat seems to bring the speed of the EP right down, as it’s mystical melody is obscured from the gritty baseline and kick. It’s mechanical and distant sounds lurk in the background of the track, which gives a sense of oncoming doom.

This EP can be described as no other than a symphony of sounds that energetically communicate with each other at every level. An impressive industrial take on the electro sound.

Obscura is set to be released on Fanzine Records, December 13th, 2019.

Snippets:

Special:
“Boiler Room x Craigie Knowes”

Recommendations:
Carl Finlow’s EP “Engines Of Creation” on Avoidant Records
Carl Finlow’s LP “Introspective” on 20/20 Vision Recordings
Roi’s “Crunia EP” w/ Carl Finlow remix on Fanzine Records

Buy Vinyl:
Deejay
Decks
Clone
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Buy Download:
Fanzine Records @ Bandcamp
JunoDownload
Beatport
TraxSource
Clone Digital
iTunes
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Commercial Streaming Services:
Tidal
Deezer
Spotify
Youtube Music

Websites:
Carl Finlow
Fanzine Records

out for a while: Marcel Dettmann – Command EP [Seilscheibenpfeiler Schallplatten Berlin]

Artist:
Marcel Dettmann

Title:
Command EP

Label:
Seilscheibenpfeiler Schallplatten Berlin

Cat#:
SSPB018

Release Date:
11th June 2021

Format:
vinyl, download & streaming

Tracklist:
A1.
Command

A2.
Enter

B1.
Return

B2.
Control

Press Info:
A Marcel Dettmann record? On Seilscheibenpfeiler? Yes, we know that some folks out there probably figure that Marcel and the boys from Modeselektor exist in totally separate universes, but they’ve actually all been friends for more than two decades now. Moreover, they’ve also been studio neighbors for many years, so hanging out together and playing music for each other has long been part of these guys’ regular routine. And while Marcel is best known for his Berghain residency and his many releases on Ostgut Ton (not to mention his own eponymous label), he did contribute a handful of tracks and remixes to 50Weapons back in the day—including a full EP back in 2011—and more recently, he’s done a couple of reworks for SSPB too. Simply put, he’s part of the family, and it was only a matter of time until we convinced him to do another record for us.

SSPB018 has been in the works for quite some time, and one of its tracks (we’re not going to tell you which one) dates all the way back to 2008. While putting the EP together, Marcel was in the mood to do something totally focused on the club—which explains why all four of these tunes are primed to do some dancefloor damage—but the record also reflects (or at least hints at) his lighter, more colorful side. “Command” pairs its thundering kick with a slithering, sci-fi melody, while “Enter” dials up the mayhem with buzzsaw synths and hair-raising, larger-than-life vocal that could have been lifted from a local haunted house. “Return” is a booming techno rumbler, but it’s also one of the most infectiously bouncy tracks we’ve heard all year, and then there’s “Control,” a club smasher that also sounds like a trip to an 1980s arcade.

If all this sounds like a lot of fun… well, that’s because it is. It’s not often that Marcel does a record for us, so when it does happen, we’re obviously going to make sure that everyone has a good time.

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