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[Mix]: Terence Fixmer – Electric Deluxe Podcast 03

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Terence Fixmer

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Electric Deluxe Podcast 03

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Terence Fixmer
Electric Deluxe

out now: Terence Fixmer – When The Sun EP [Electric Deluxe]

Artist:
Terence Fixmer

Title:
When The Sun EP

Label:
Electric Deluxe

Cat#:
EDLX022

Release Date:
15th March 2012

Format:
12 inch & digital

Tracklist:
01)
When The Sun

02)
When The Moon

03)
When The Earth

Info:
Electric Deluxe are pleased to announce When The Sun, the latest EP from French protagonist and Electric Deluxe affiliate Terence Fixmer.

Fixmer first cut his teeth on International Deejay Gigolos, aligning his early EBM and industrial-steeped brand of techno with DJ Hell’s cult and audacious label. Teaming up with Nitzer Ebb vocalist Douglas McCarthy, in 2002 he continued to explore the stylistic union as Fixmer / McCarthy, marrying his coined “techno body music” with the sensuality of pop on records for Synthetic Symphony and his own Planet Rouge imprint. Solo, he has fomented a relationship with Electric Deluxe since his 2009 EP Machine. His sound has persistently bridged the past and present in a tenacious refinement of modern techno, climaxing in his debut long player for the label, Comedy of Menace.

After the skulking Le Terrible, Terence Fixmer plunges deep on his Electric Deluxe return to present new works of lush and dubby techno. As its title suggests opener, “When The Sun”, bounds in on a light and jovial vibe—an instant warmer, arriving just in time to thaw the clench of winter with dreamy pads and a sparkling summer-bleached melody. “When The Moon” is its evening accompaniment, continuing the kinetic energy through to nightfall with a springy, rubber-ball bassline that drives the track home. “When The Earth” concludes on a more Fixmer-recognisable note.

Employing signature industrial touches and dark to spooky atmospherics he delivers another stunning piece of dance floor hypnotism.

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Special:
Terence presents his favourite classic electronic tracks.

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out now: Tobias. – Remixes [Unterton]

Artist:
Tobias.

Title:
Remixes

Label:
Unterton

Cat#:
U-TON01

Release Date:
02th April 2012

Format:
12″ & digital

Tracklist:
A)
Leaning Over Backwards
(Efdemin Remix)

B)
Girts
(Ricardo Villalobos & Max Loderbauer Remix)

Info:
This is the first release of Ostgut Ton‘s new sublabel Unterton. Tracks are taken from last year’s album “Leaning Over Backwards” (for album details click here).

More infos about Unterton can be found here.

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Websites:
tobias.
Ostgut Ton / Unterton

out now: Function & Jerome Sydenham – White Light (Remixes) [Ibadan Records]

Artist:
Function & Jerome Sydenham

Title:
White Light (Remixes)

Label:
Ibadan Records

Cat#:
IRC109

Release Date:
29th February 2012

Format:
vinyl, download & streaming

Tracklist Vinyl:
A1)
White Light
(Planetary Assault Systems Chunky Remix)

A2)
White Light
(Silent Servant Remix)

B)
Drift
(Xhin Remix)

Tracklist Digital:
01)
White Light
(Planetary Assault Systems Chunky Remix)

02)
White Light
(Silent Servant Remix)

03)
Drift
(Xhin Remix)

04)
Drift
(Mark Broom Mix)

05)
White Light
(Slam Paragraph Mix)

Press Info:
Function & Sydenham return again with an astronomical remix package.

One of Ibadan’s most popular releases of 2010, resurfaces with three stunning remixes from a trio of artist who’ve been been defending the free world of underground Techno: Planetary Assault Systems, Silent Servant and Xhin.

‘White Light’ was the track that had everyone believing their last breath was around the corner, so who better than Planetary Assault Systems to execute the rework. An easy task for a producer who is used to destroying entire planets.

Silent Servant creates a nice plateau effect with his remix of ‘White Light’. Instead of taking this one off soaring into another galaxy, he uses the stabs and pads to create slowly building set-up tune hypnotizing the crowd, before the next impending crushing blow.

Singapore’s most notable Techno talent, Xhin, takes ‘Drift’ into the direction of the unknown with a dark and eerie vibe, teetering on the edge of experimental. This isn’t your typical left field fodder, as implemented by a tight structure and an even tighter bass rhythm that is capable of disrupting any clubs bass bins.

An absolute top-shelf of remixers taking cracks at original tracks like these, undoubtedly makes this release one of this years’ noteworthy events for the Techno lovers.

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