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Items 1 to 23 of 23 on page 1 of 1
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To The Edge Of The World
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A Child's Dance
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Flowers Under Water
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Logic & Kindness
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The Sun Will
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Distance Beyond
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Looming Lights
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May Your Heartflame Continue
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Space Before Wake
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All The Birds
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Stitch In Time
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Old Lighthouse
Review: Since releasing his fine debut album Offseason Traveller in 2013, Aera releases have been sporadic at best. Although there have been odd singles here and there (including a brilliant 2017 out on Hivern Discs), fans have been made to wait for this long-promised sophomore set. Aera (AKA Aleph Music founder Ralf Schmidt) claims it's his most personal and coherent work yet, and we tend to agree. Largely unconcerned with making people dance, the album offers up a melodious, far-sighted and largely ear-pleasing blend of ambient, electronica and IDM cuts variously inspired by new age, kosmiche and krautrock. Of course, there are hints of the producer's usual left-of-centre take on house and techno throughout, but it's the uncluttered beauty of the album's more downtempo tracks that makes the biggest impression.
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To The Edge Of The World (2:20)
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A Child's Dance (4:17)
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Flowers Under Water (4:18)
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Logic & Kindness (7:15)
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The Sun Will (6:27)
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Distance Beyond (4:23)
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Looming Lights (vinyl version) (2:04)
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May Your Heartflame Continue (4:23)
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Space Before Wake (1:26)
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All The Birds (5:17)
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Stitch In Time (5:01)
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Old Lighthouse (3:37)
Review: Since releasing his fine debut album Offseason Traveller in 2013, Aera releases have been sporadic at best. Although there have been odd singles here and there (including a brilliant 2017 out on Hivern Discs), fans have been made to wait for this long-promised sophomore set. Aera (AKA Aleph Music founder Ralf Schmidt) claims it's his most personal and coherent work yet, and we tend to agree. Largely unconcerned with making people dance, the album offers up a melodious, far-sighted and largely ear-pleasing blend of ambient, electronica and IDM cuts variously inspired by new age, kosmiche and krautrock. Of course, there are hints of the producer's usual left-of-centre take on house and techno throughout, but it's the uncluttered beauty of the album's more downtempo tracks that makes the biggest impression.
… Read more Played by: M50, Benjamin Fröhlich
in stock $19.91
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Chimicalissimo (9:18)
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Chimicalissimo (Black Spuma remix) (7:28)
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Chimicalissimo (dub mix) (8:02)
Review: Considered the anti-hero of disco music, Argoman literally means 'lazy man', however it's also a combination of three Italian producer's names who started the project about one year ago. Any guesses who they might be? We will leave that to you! The track "Chimicalissimo" is new wave Italo disco at its finest, featuring peak-time dancefloor energy completely produced with analogue synths and drum machines. Gerd Jason and Fabrizio Mammarella team up again as Black Spuma and their remix turns the track into a slow burning disco monster. The dub version gives more space to a melancholic piano melody that culminates through analogue arpeggios to an unstoppable build.
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Dream City (6:12)
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Computer Riot (6:55)
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Drawn From Memory (7:16)
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Ethereum (6:22)
Played by: RSS Disco, Benjamin Fröhlich
in stock $9.68
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Drawn From Memory (I:Cube remix) (6:37)
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Drawn From Memory (Chinaski remix) (7:30)
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Drawn From Memory (Aera First Sketch remix) (7:26)
Played by: Benjamin Fröhlich
in stock $9.95
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Treasure Island Sunset (6:18)
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Shipster (feat Abdullah Miniawy) (6:47)
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Dysfunctional Love (6:45)
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Grey Night Goby (5:58)
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Hydra (feat Abdullah Miniawy) (5:47)
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Capsize (5:04)
Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, Benjamin Fröhlich
in stock $9.95
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Crewners (3:57)
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Gammelan (6:05)
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Hump Acid (5:11)
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Telefon (with Ela) (5:04)
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Msndrstndng (4:20)
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Esc (with Jasnau) (4:06)
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Borndom (4:20)
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Pal_Oh (5:51)
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Mausback (5:00)
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Reebe (4:56)
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Carpet (3:46)
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Alright (with Ela) (4:13)
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Byby (2:36)
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Crewners
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Gammelan
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Hump Acid
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Telefon (with Ela)
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Msndrstndng
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Esc (with Jasnau)
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Borndom
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Pal_Oh
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Mausback
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Reebe
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Carpet
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Alright (with Ela)
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Byby
Review: While he's steadfastly refused to get railroaded into pursuing one particularly style - variously dropping tracks influenced by disco, deep house, Italo, electronica, Balearica and synth-pop - there's always been a melodic breeziness to Philip Lauer's solo work. This trait is, unsurprisingly, one of the most noticeable things about Borndom, his second full-length. Bright, emotive and expansive, the album's 13 tracks flit between styles - those mentioned, plus acid house, ambient, deep electro, and even a dash of eyeliner-clad new wave revivalism (see Jasnau hook-up "ESC") - but hang together thanks to regular use of crystal clear synthesizer melodies and hazy, touchy-feely chords.
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Running In A Constant Circle (4:10)
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Generations (4:21)
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Energy Flow (5:14)
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Half Closed Eyes (6:48)
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Empty Early Years & The Seed (5:35)
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I See Myself In You (6:21)
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Trails (5:50)
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The Space Between (4:55)
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Sometimes Lost (5:39)
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Mellen (4:52)
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Running In A Constant Circle
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Generations
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Energy Flow
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Half Closed Eyes
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Empty Early Years & The Seed
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I See Myself In You
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Trails
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The Space Between
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Sometimes Lost
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Mellen
Review: Some six years into his career, Neil "Mano Le Tough" Mannion is showing distinct signs of artistic development. While Trails, his sophomore set, follows a similar formula to its' 2013 predecessor, Changing Days, it's a much more intricate, experimental and effervescent affair that makes great use of live instrumentation and his own impassioned vocals. So, while there are nods towards smoky, eyes-closed deep house - see "Half Closed Eyes", "I See Myself In You" and the sparkling "Sometimes Lost" - the album is dominated by downtempo electronica compositions. These variously draw on the drowsy bliss of James Blake, post-dubstep melancholia, post-rock/electronica fusion, and the hazy world of Balearica, suggesting that Mannion is making the best of his growing confidence.
… Read more Played by: Cosmic Pint Glass
in stock $22.96
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Body Language (Swedish version) (7:55)
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Body Language (Swedish mix) (7:14)
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Body Language (Swedish instrumental) (7:31)
in stock $9.68
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Bounce Again (7:46)
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When It's Spring (8:16)
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Feather By Feather (4:33)
Played by: Evan Michael, Benjamin Fröhlich
in stock $9.68
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Flying In My Avrocar
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Isoterics
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Prism
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Mobius Tapes
Played by: Benjamin Fröhlich, Pedro Vian
in stock $7.33
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Miracle (5:47)
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Miracle (Pional Open Up mix) (5:58)
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Tempest (5:29)
Review: Miguel "Pional" Barras returns for the first time since the release of his excellent debut album, When Love Hurts, on Counter Records back in 2016. Miracle also marks the Madrid-based producer's first appearance on Munich stable Permanent Vacation for almost four years. Opener "Miracle" is far dirtier and sleazier than mucj of When Love Hurts, with ultra-soulful vocals and piercing acid lines wrapping themselves around a sturdy, peak-time tech-house groove. Speaking of tech-house, there's a brilliantly bouncy bonus version in the shape of the Open Up Mix, while flipside "Tempest" combines the spiraling, synthesizer-driven riffs of big room techno with the foreboding bottom-end of early morning heads-down house.
… Read more Played by: Benjamin Fröhlich
in stock $9.95
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Depak Ine
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Destiny (feat Pional)
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Oro Y Sangre
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Last Land
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Journeys (feat Ekhi)
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Missing You
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When The Past Was Present
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El Oeste
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So Will Be Now... (feat Pional)
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Depak Ine
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Destiny (feat Pional)
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El Oeste
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Oro Y Sangre
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Journeys (feat Ekhi)
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Missing You
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Last Land
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Estiu
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When The Past Was Present
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HORSE
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So Will Be Now... (feat Pional)
Review: When quizzed about his debut full-length before a Juno Plus party last year, John Talabot paused for a minute. "It's not really house, more electronica - like a proper album," he finally remarked. It's an apt description. Fin is clearly rooted in house - and the kind of melody-driven, atmospheric tackle that the Barcelona-based producer excels at - but it's certainly not a dancefloor-focused set. There are off-kilter downtempo moments, slo-mo compositions and twisted beatscapes that recall the impossible-to-pigeonhole antics of Hyetal (circa "Broadcast"), Sepalcure and Instra:mental. Then there's closer "So Will Be Now" (one of two collaborations with Pional), a near-genius chunk of future garage/deep acid house fusion that's so beautiful it almost hurts. As transformations go, Fin is stunning.
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Heartbreak Hotel (7:45)
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Hello Moon (4:46)
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Glitter (6:15)
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Lilac (6:01)
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Now & Forever (6:28)
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Izzy Rider (6:11)
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Too Late (6:14)
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Closer (6:55)
in stock $16.05
Cat: PERMVAC 1571. Rel: 17 Apr 17
Deep House
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Tell Me (Tensnake remix) (6:34)
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Tell Me (Joe Goddard remix) (6:12)
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R-Mancer (Roman Flugel Happy Gerdy remix) (7:48)
Review: Lauer and Gerd Janson aka Tuff City kids emerged with "Tell Me" featuring Hot Chip's Joe Goddard on vocals back in late 2016 on Permanent Vacation, but now it's time for the remixes and they're pretty sweet on this EP; if we do say so ourselves. Hamburg's finest Tensnake is in fine form as always with his rendtion: a tropical nu-disco explosion! Joe Goddard himself chips in too with a makeover of the track; his one getting some emotive Kompakt vibes going on full of rich and life affirming synths leads happening. After all, he has recently collaboarated with Michael Mayer. Finally on the flip they save the best for last with the mighty Roman Fluegel delivering the "Happy Gerdy remix" which very uplifting indeed.
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Ophmar (3:24)
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Wake People (6:00)
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Tell Me (with Joe Goddard) (6:07)
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Nordo (6:52)
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R-Mancer (4:31)
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Labyrinth (with Annie) (5:02)
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Aska (with Kelley Polar) (6:06)
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Boilered (6:05)
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Scared (with Jasnau) (5:21)
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Farewell House (5:32)
in stock $18.80
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Scared (Marcel Dettmann remix) (4:57)
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R-Mancer (Roman Flugel K-Lauer mix) (8:17)
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Nordo (SCB Inversion) (7:13)
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Thorarium (6:26)
Review: Lauer and Gerd Janson's Tuff City Kids project has been revered for its signature sound that has made them the darlings of the house music scene. Their neon-lit, classic, analogue sounds are evocative enough to be featured on a John Hughes movie soundtrack - if only they could go back to the '80s in a time machine. On the face of it, for this remix series you'd be surprised to see Marcel Dettmann - but rest assured they're in good hands here with the Berghain resident. His recent exploits have also been invested in the early industrial sounds of the '80s recently and that is really evident on his rendition of "Scared". Likewise, fellow Berghain regular and Hotflush boss Scuba dons his more nefarious SCB guise on a perspective of "Nordo", creating a seething and mental warehouse techno jam to lead in to the peak time. Elsewhere, Roman Fluegel impresses as always with his slinky and hypnotic rework of "R-Mancer" while Permanent Vacation boss Benjamin Froelich delvers not one but two remixes of "Tell Me" featuring Hot Chip's Joe Goddard.
… Read more Played by: Local Zero, Benjamin Fröhlich
in stock $9.95
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Labyrinth (club mix) (6:40)
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Labyrinth (TCK mix) (6:54)
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Labyrinth (Morgan Geist remix) (7:27)
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Labyrinth (DJ Oyster Drum & Bass dub) (4:19)
Review: Gerd Janson and Phillip Lauer's Tuff City Kids moniker has given us nothing but sweet joy since its first appearance for the Berghain-affiliated Unterton, back in 2012. The two artists respectively know their shit when it comes to Djing and record collecting, but they've also turned out to be pretty killer producers, too. Here they appear on the mighty Permanent Vacation label alongside singer Annie, with two cuts of "Labyrinth". The first, the club mix, is an 80's-leaning house monster with a subtle electro feel that makes it instantly hummable, whereas the TCK mix offers a slightly dubbier, darker and more contained version. There's a genial Morgan Geist remix on the flipside, with the oddball producer naturally transforming the tune into something altogether different but nonetheless party-ready, and the more mysterious DJ Oyster delivers his "Drum&Bass dub', which doesn't contain any breaks at its core but is packed with enough drums to create some serious damage in the clubs. Dope.
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Commix - "Japanese Electronics" (instramental - Mental Moog remix)
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Pascal Schafer - "Mystere"
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The Golden Filter - "Kill Me" (John Talabot Killed In Room 616 refix)
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Chateau Marmont - "Nibiru" (Beautiful Swimmers Late Night dubbing mix)
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Panther Modern - "Pentimento"
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Drumtalk - "Time"
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Heatsick - "Dream Tennis" (Young Marco remix)
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RA X - "THE OPIUM DEN" (part 7)
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Invisible Conga People - "Cable Dazed"
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Popnoname - "Touch" (The Field remix)
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Kettel - "Boekabaas"
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Sergej Auto - "Abyis"
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Woolfy - "Warehouse" (Project Sandro mix)
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Arsenal - "One Day At A Time" (Joakim dub mix)
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Scott Fraser - "A Life Of Silence" (Timothy J Fairplay Fall Of Shame remix - 5 minute version)
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Brandi Ifgray - "Mono" (Iboza mix)
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Secret Circuit - "White Wish"
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Daniel Wang - "Two Tracks We Made In 1999 For A Gay Leather Video"
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Enchante - "Pattern 3 (Gunman)"
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Bot'x - "Grand Central" (meets Showgirls)
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JR Seaton - "Vertigo"
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A Sagittariun - "The Circle Stops Somewhere"
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Rompante - "Treat" (Charles Webster remix)
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Recondite - "Tie In"
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John Talabot - "The Strange Silence" (9:24)
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Mano Le Tough - "Full On Spring" (5:47)
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TB & Bostro Pesopeo - "Violet" (5:27)
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New Jackson - "There Will Always Be This Love" (feat Margie Jean Lewis) (6:09)
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Lake People - "Morrow" (4:57)
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Lauer - "Falling Back Up" (6:38)
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Woolfy Vs Projections - "Astronaut" (6:41)
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Red Axes - "Eastern Crown" (6:26)
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Joakim - "Camino De La Luna" (dub version) (7:38)
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Pional - "State Of Presence" (6:30)
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Benjamin Frohlich - "I.A.M.B.D." (7:41)
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Tuff City Kids - "Hardlake" (7:16)
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The Drifter - "Space Ramp" (7:14)
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Daniel Bortz - "Chasing Worms" (6:29)
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Lord Of The Isles - "Out Here" (7:55)
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Joakim - "Camino De La Luna" (8:49)
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Tensnake - "Cielo" (6:25)
Played by: Benjamin Fröhlich
in stock $26.83
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Red Axes - "Eastern Crown"
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John Talabot - "The Strange Silence"
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TB & Bostro Pesopeo - "Violet"
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Pional - "State Of Presence"
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Lake People - "Morrow"
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Daniel Bortz - "Chasing Worms"
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Benjamin Frohlich - "I.A.M.B.D."
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Woolfy Vs Projections - "Astronaut"
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Mano Le Tough - "Full On Spring"
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Lord Of The Isles - "Out Here"
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Tensnake - "Cielo"
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Tuff City Kids - "Hardlake"
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Joakim - "Camino De La Luna"
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The Drifter - "Space Ramp"
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Lauer - "Falling Back Up"
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New Jackson - "There Will Always Be This Love" (feat Margie Jean Lewis)
Played by: Juno Recommends CD Albums
in stock $12.16
FORTHCOMING
VARIOUS
Cat: PERMVAC 1752. Rel: 15 Jun 18
Deep House
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TB - "Glitter"
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John Talabot - "Voices"
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Red Axe - "Sun My Sweet Sun"
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Mano Le Tough - "Energy Flow" (DJ Koze Splasher remix)
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New Jackson - "Bounce Again" (SLW edit)
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Tuff City Kids - "Labyrinth" (with Annie - club mix)
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Lauer - "ESC With Jasnau" (Prins Thomas Diskomiks)
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Marvin & Guy - "Theme From "Fire ! Fire !""
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Tuff City Kids - "R-Mancer" (Roman Flügel Happy Gerdy remix)
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Benjamin Frohlich - "Holloway"
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Daniel Bortz - "Faces"
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Lord Of The Isles - "Clearness Of Love"
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Woolfy - "Not My Lover" (vs Projections - Benjamin Fröhlich Uptown mix)
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Kauf - "Through The Yard" (Fort Romeau vocal remix)
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John Talabot - "Voices" (Gerd Janson version Conga)
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Red Axes - "Sun My Sweet Sun" (Konstantin Sibold Afro Tech mix)
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Benjamin Frohlich - "Amos" (Lauer remix)
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Argoman - "Chimicalissimo"
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Lake People - "The 1st Day"
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TB - "Now & Forever"
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Mano Le Tough - "Energy Flow" (DJ Koze Miles & More remix)
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Lake People - "Drifting Red" (Lawrence remix)
Played by: Vincent Inc, Benjamin Fröhlich
e-mail me when released
coming soon $13.83
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Jackie (4:50)
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Chances Are (3:44)
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Missing You (4:41)
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My Room (5:02)
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Set It Up (5:45)
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Combination (5:17)
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Walkaway (3:43)
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Tangiers (4:05)
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Who (5:37)
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Stations (3:27)
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Jackie
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Chances Are
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Missing You
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My Room
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Set It Up
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Combination
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Walkaway
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Tangiers
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Who
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The Bright Light Of The Truth
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Stations
Review: The epic adventures of Captain Starlight continue as Cali soul men Woolfy Vs Projections deliver their third album. Following from where "The Return Of Love" left us in 2012, it's a bounty of Balearica rich in tempo fusions, shimmering instrumentation and cosmic textures. From the Foalsy gallops of "My Room" to the Thievery Corp style dub funk of "Set It Up" via the heavier, leaner, 2020 Soundsystem style late night bell ringing of "Tanglers", each cut works as a whole new chapter while creating a much larger picture as it develops. Like all the best albums should. Perfect for homes and dancefloors alike.
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