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Review: Systematic releases Audio Soul Project's 'Taking Shape' featuring big new Samuel L Session mixes.
… Read morePlayed by: James Barnsley, Chris Carrier
out of stock $7.22
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Review: Roebrt Babicz has always excelled at doing something not so many dance music producers are any good at: making albums. Utopia is his eight such full length. It comes on on Marc Romboy's Systematic Recordings and is another record of unity, flow and cohesion. It is a work, we are told, that draws on his own personal experiences and forms a life soundtrack to epitomise moments of both elation and hardship. Each track offers a world of soul to explore, with intricate percussion, rhythms and harmonies to get lost in and expertly designed snares and kicks all making it a lush sounding work.
… Read moreout of stock $21.50
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Cat: SYST0406. Rel: 22 Nov 07
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Robert Babicz's single debut 'Sin' on Systematic is still spun by people like Sven Väth, John Digweed and Laurent Garnier but here,
already, is single number two from his album 'A Cheerful Temper'. This time there are two different versions of 'Chrystal Castle', one made
by Marco Resmann from Mobilee/Pan-Pat/Luna City Express and one dub version produced by Robert himself. Besides these two tracks
there is a brand new remix of 'Sin', delivered by Ripperton who you may know from his great productions under his Lazy Fat People alias.
… Read morealready, is single number two from his album 'A Cheerful Temper'. This time there are two different versions of 'Chrystal Castle', one made
by Marco Resmann from Mobilee/Pan-Pat/Luna City Express and one dub version produced by Robert himself. Besides these two tracks
there is a brand new remix of 'Sin', delivered by Ripperton who you may know from his great productions under his Lazy Fat People alias.
out of stock $8.24
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Review: Cologne-based electronic music guru Robert Babicz is a man with stamina and many talents, besides producing and performing outstanding dance music he also runs an exclusive mastering service and creates sounds for musical devices. One can say that Mr. Babicz truly lives electronic music. "Sin" is the first single taken from his masterpiece album, "A Cheerful Temper". A very atmospheric track with incredible SFX and hymn-like rave signals on top of a killer beat! The flipside belongs to no one else but Brazilian boy wonder Gui Boratto - he puts the original into a more classy rhythm corset of grooving drums and bass - without losing any rave attitude.
… Read moreout of stock $8.24
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Tron Caligula Marathon Man (The Remixes) (double 12")
Cat: SYST 00133. Rel: 01 Aug 22
Minimal/Tech House
Review: A first-time remix LP of Stephan Bodzin's Systematic classic album - 'Tron Caligula Marathon Man' - containing stellar new reworkings of the tunes made between the years 2005 and 2006. Raxon (Ellum, Kompakt), Mathew Jonson (Wagon Repair, M_nus), Elax, Fedele (Ex-Agents Of Time) and Hannes Bieger all make appearances, lending gloomy and gargantuan extra credence to a time-honoured techno masterpiece.
… Read more in stock $22.44
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Review: This guy is simply incredible! With releases on Gigolo, Datapunk, Get Physical and 20:20 Vision, Stephan Bodzin caused an earthquake with more than ten degrees on the Richter Scale in electro land. Now Stephan serves us his second and long awaited solo single "Tron" on his home label Systematic and it was definitely worth waiting! "Tron" is a typical Bodzin groover featuring an extraterrestrial wall of Moog bassline you have never heart before. "Midnight Express" comes along in a rather moodier and laid back way but shows again the fantastic talent of Stephan to create and choose the right sounds at the right points of time.
… Read moreout of stock $8.24
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Review: "Callisto", by Stephan Bodzin and Marc Romboy, is an extremely well produced banger with filthy beats and stabbing synths.
… Read moreout of stock $8.24
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Review: The techno bromance between Stephan Bodzin and Marc Romboy feels almost as old as electronic music itself. But this new 12" - which comes on the Systematic label that has housed most of their work - updates the German pair's sound through a series of contemporary remixes. The opener from Ben Bohmer is a deep and icy roller, ANNA & Wehbba bring machine grit and grime to their churning take on 'Ferdinand' and Aera layers in meticulous synth modulations. Last of all is a wide open melodic techno complete with sweeping synths. It's a fine rework by Echonomist that is perfect for enchanting big crowds.
… Read moreout of stock $32.23
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Kerberos Rremixes (limited transparent red vinyl 12")
Cat: SYST 01206. Rel: 04 Sep 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: In recent times, demand has soared for second-hand copies of Stefan Bodzin and Marc Romboy's 2014 cut "Kerberos". Wisely, Systematic has decided to reissue it, backing the original version - a quietly positive chunk of melodious tech-house bristling with memorable, rising and falling electronic motifs - with a trio of fresh reworks. The first of these comes from Solomun and Johannes Brecht, whose interpretation tends towards the grandiose, elevating the original to a higher level via bolder electronics and stronger Berlinian beats. In contrast, Andre Hommen harnesses the track's innate positivity, inserting a blissful, saucer-eyed breakdown that should get the hairs on the back of your neck standing to attention. Finally, Matador delivers a smooth, shuffling and bass-heavy revision that's closest in tone to Bodzin and Romboy's original.
… Read moreout of stock $13.92
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Review: Marseille based Rafael Cerato is known for his emotional techno sound that has been heard on top labels like Diynamic Music, Stil Vor Talent, and his very own Ritual. He's also become quite the staple on Marc Romboy's Systematic Recordings, which back in 2015 released his anthemic 'Sekater', a sublime expression in dancefloor drama which still sounds as good today. There's a 2022 Revisited version featured on here which is optimised for today's dancefloor, while the remix by Gruuv head honchos Audiojack over on the flip goes for a bouncy tech house rework.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
in stock $14.95
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Review: To ease us in, warm our cockles and banish those winter
blues, Systematic goes house, and welcome Cologne
based duo Patrick Keuthen and Robert Glaser, aka
Dualton. Whilst their music passion is rooted in Hip-Hop,
Rap and R&B, the duo have discovered and developed a
love for soulful, groovy house rhythms. Utilizing the Urban
influence in their productions, Dualton have gone on to
sign records to high profile labels including VIVa MUSiC,
Soulfooled, Defected (keep an eye out for their forthcoming
single "Formula", with its Reboot remix) and Be Choosen
and have now delivered Systematic this sexy piece of
music.
… Read moreblues, Systematic goes house, and welcome Cologne
based duo Patrick Keuthen and Robert Glaser, aka
Dualton. Whilst their music passion is rooted in Hip-Hop,
Rap and R&B, the duo have discovered and developed a
love for soulful, groovy house rhythms. Utilizing the Urban
influence in their productions, Dualton have gone on to
sign records to high profile labels including VIVa MUSiC,
Soulfooled, Defected (keep an eye out for their forthcoming
single "Formula", with its Reboot remix) and Be Choosen
and have now delivered Systematic this sexy piece of
music.
out of stock $9.27
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Review: Given that Music Man regular Petar Dundov and Systematic boss Marc Romboy are both hugely successful producers in their own right, you'd expect this first collaborative release to be rather good. It is, of course, with pleasingly melodic A-side "Garden of Cyrus" leading the way. While the track's muted (but heavy) drums and squeezable acidic bassline provide the energy, it's the duo's layered electronic melody lines that really catch the ear. If you're in the mood for something darker and more suitable for pitch-black Berlin basements, creepy and hypnotic flipside "Caper Tran" should more than fit the bill.
… Read moreout of stock $18.82
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Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***
Given that Music Man regular Petar Dundov and Systematic boss Marc Romboy are both hugely successful producers in their own right, you'd expect this first collaborative release to be rather good. It is, of course, with pleasingly melodic A-side "Garden of Cyrus" leading the way. While the track's muted (but heavy) drums and squeezable acidic bassline provide the energy, it's the duo's layered electronic melody lines that really catch the ear. If you're in the mood for something darker and more suitable for pitch-black Berlin basements, creepy and hypnotic flipside "Caper Tran" should more than fit the bill.
… Read moreGiven that Music Man regular Petar Dundov and Systematic boss Marc Romboy are both hugely successful producers in their own right, you'd expect this first collaborative release to be rather good. It is, of course, with pleasingly melodic A-side "Garden of Cyrus" leading the way. While the track's muted (but heavy) drums and squeezable acidic bassline provide the energy, it's the duo's layered electronic melody lines that really catch the ear. If you're in the mood for something darker and more suitable for pitch-black Berlin basements, creepy and hypnotic flipside "Caper Tran" should more than fit the bill.
out of stock $8.04
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Review: You may know Alberto Lodde (aka Dusty Kid) from his productions under the name Duoteque. "Tsunamy" has to be handled with care as this can damage any dancefloor in the world. It is explosive sawtooth, bassline heavy, peak-time action at it's best. "Milk" is the opposite. A very sensitive and atmospheric groover in the tradition of Border Community.
… Read moreout of stock $5.15
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Review: Although Dusty Kid and his friend Emmanuele Marascia
are based on the beautiful and quiet island Sardinia they
have recently put out a couple of raw and punchy techno
anthems on imprints like B:Pitch Control, Boxer and of
course Systematic. Where Dusty Kid is temporarely
leaving this path, impressively rediscovering the spirit of
real rooted house rhythms, Marascia walks the techno
path much more consequently and delivers a
compromiseless piece of techno tones which smashes
your brain through a wall of stones! Watch your speakers!
… Read moreare based on the beautiful and quiet island Sardinia they
have recently put out a couple of raw and punchy techno
anthems on imprints like B:Pitch Control, Boxer and of
course Systematic. Where Dusty Kid is temporarely
leaving this path, impressively rediscovering the spirit of
real rooted house rhythms, Marascia walks the techno
path much more consequently and delivers a
compromiseless piece of techno tones which smashes
your brain through a wall of stones! Watch your speakers!
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
out of stock $8.24
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Review: Systematic welcome a new face. Olivier Gregoire comes from Namur in Belgium and has already released several highly respected records on labels like Tiga's Turbo, Sharam Jey's King Kong and his own imprint Vice Versa. The three tracks represent the typical Systematic sound, added with new innovative sounds and discoesque rhythms. The success story surely continues. Besides the a-side "Empechment", you should definitely check "Sarma" on the flip.
… Read moreout of stock $8.24
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Review: Thanks to an extended series of EPs for Dennis Ferrer's Objectivity, and a recent appearance on Steve Bug's Poker Flat Recordings, Andre Hommen has managed to stick his hand up and get noticed by all the right decision-makers within the tech-house game. That's why Marc Romboy has just gone and recruited him for his own Systematic imprint, the prefect home to Hommen's itchy, techno-fuelled house tracks. "First Serve" is a moody, grey-scaled industrial tune with a repetitive bassline spewing all sorts of molecular bleeps, and "Second Serve" feels like its perfect sibling, a calmer, more soothing house extension. "Sliced", on the other hand, is a different sort of excursion altogether, a mellow, acid-leaning, mid-tempo experiment that provides the deepest and most fascinating corner of this release.
… Read moreout of stock $10.83
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Review: Jamie Odell is back with "Eel Pie Island", an ode to the small retreat near Richmond Upon Thames known for its world renowned studios? Probably! We definitely know that the track is another example of Jimpster's knack for sublime deep house grooves with an emphasis on rich synth sounds. It's the remixes which take precedent on this release though. Berlin's Adam Port throws in a rendition which is a captivating and emotive journey track that'll certainly get you travelling on the dancefloor. Hyenah's remix gets a bit more exotic on this hazy remix which will appeal to Crosstown Rebels or All Day I Dream fans.
… Read moreout of stock $10.06
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Review: The Soul Designer is coming at you again! The legendary Fabrice Lig serves up some more top grade, high tech soul, this time for Marc Romboy's always reliable Systematic imprint which is on form at the moment. The usual nods to the Motor City are ever present once again with track titles like "Life Is Full Of Funk", but there's more quality to be found on second offering "Malfunktion" (featuring his signature SH 101 baseline in full effect) and the wonderful "Gravitational Voyage" which showcases his other trademark: emotive soul. This rich and engulfing track features razor sharp arpeggios, gushing dub chords and all-consuming pads on the kind of track you could expect to be played by Derrick May or Laurent Garnier to push the crowd to the next level.
… Read morePlayed by: G-Prod, Titonton Duvante (Residual)
out of stock $9.80
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Review: 'Eternal Light' was the B side of 1995's Microwave Prince ?- Vol. 3 on German imprint Le Petit Prince - a right classic for those who know. It also happened to be the first business venture for Klaus Derichs and Marc Romboy - the latter reissuing it here on his established Systematic imprint. Usually associated with the group Rave Allstars, Steffen Mueller-Gaertner struck out on his own here for this deep and evocative acid trance epic - a true zeitgeist of mid '90s German electronic music. It comes with a rework by Poker Flat staple Martin Landsky, who deviates from his usual tech house style to take the track into cavernous and glacial dub techno territory.
… Read moreout of stock $13.16
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Review: Autoreply main man OCH is back, this time on Marc Romboy's Systematic with another sweet minimal house jam with sombre and dreamy keys, tight rhythm programming and catchy female vocal samples; everything you need really. The "Marc Romboy Roland Orchestra" gives the track more of a deep house vibe with its soft arpeggiated house chords and dreamy keys taking you on a nice journey. Finally the Baby Ford remix has a true master of the art give his midas touch for this restrained and bittersweet version.
… Read moreout of stock $15.46
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Review: Having scored releases on a staggering amount of top-shelf European house and techno labels, Och makes his second visit to Systematic to follow up on the Force Mass Control EP that he dropped in the not too distant past. This instalment finds the producer in fine fettle as he delves into his measured and atmospheric take on pristine house and techno. While the drums may sound a little raunchy on "Soul Burner" the haunting chord swells and poignant vocal hook add plenty of mystery to balance the track out. "Starts From Now" opts for a more concise kind of deep house, all elegiac pads and rock solid swinging groove.
… Read moreout of stock $9.27
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Review: Making his first appearance on Marc Romboy's Systematic imprint, Dicken 'OCH' Lean throws down some ineffably weighty dub techno that does well to avoid the horizontal trappings of the genre and instead keeps the energy up with a rugged rhythmic structure out in front. The dubby textures themselves on "Work Da Groove" and "Destroying Angle" are also tweaked for greater impact, dressed like industrial ghosts just as they move like German dancers. The latter is the more militant of the two, while "Work Da Groove" makes the most of a warm lead synth line to shed some light on the situation.
… Read moreout of stock $10.26
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Cat: SYST 10026. Rel: 17 Nov 11
Deep House
Review: The prevailing wisdom in music is 'if it ain't broke don't fix it', and we had some trepidation when we learned that there were reworks planned of Terrence Parker's "Love's Got Me High". Despite these reservations, it's clear that Marc Romboy and Jimpster have delivered versions that are respectful of the original and certainly meet its high standards. Romboy's take centres on loose, organic drums and soulful keys, filtered subtly. These elements provide the basis for a sensuous male vocal to intone the track's title. Jimpster's take is trackier and more suited to DJ usage, its hissing, rasping percussion combined expertly with an insistent rhythm, but here too Rhodesy keys and crowd screams and yells ensure it has a high soul quota. Check it!
… Read moreout of stock $18.30
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Cat: SYST 0701. Rel: 11 Jul 13
Deep House
Review: Originally a gem of emotive deep vocal house from 1995, Terrence Parker unearths the "Love's Got Me High" classic from his Seven Grand Housing Authority alias and drops a couple of versions of it for the Lost Treasures series. Marc Romboy's "Systematic Rhodes" version goes heavy on the keys, with some sumptuous piano and the titular Rhodes underneath the soul-rich vocal turn, lingering without a beat for as long as you can stand it. Meanwhile on the flip you get treated to the "Original Clean Acapella Mix" which screams to be thrown into a set for added emotional impact when you want the crowd to really swoon with you.
… Read morePlayed by: Giant Cuts
out of stock $10.26
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Review: A decade ago, Marc Romboy decided that he wanted to remix one of his favourite tunes, a 1995 cut by Terrence Parker as Seven Grand Housing Authority called 'Love's Got Me High'. He released his rework of the piano and organ-rich, gospel-influenced house track later the same year, pairing it with a similarly fresh Jimpster revision. You can enjoy both remixes on this ice-white vinyl reissue. Romboy's version is slower and even more emotionally resonant than Parker's original mixes, with hazy hand percussion and warming bass joining the Detroiter's vocals, organ and piano. Jimpster's take is chunkier, woozier and more hypnotic, with a lovely "soft-touch" feel and as much expansive musicality as you'd expect from the virtuoso musician turned deep house producer.
… Read moreout of stock $12.90
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Review: Systematic welcomes Ante Perry in collaboration with Düsseldorf’s electro duo Babylon Robots. "Der Urknall" displays a dangerous mixture of driving disco grooves and a flashy chord line which lets you return to the good old days when Dave Clark shattered the Tec floors. On the flipside is "3 am", a cool track you can hardly describe. It's a groovy and driving neo-trancer with classic and uplifting strings you haven't heart for a while.
… Read moreout of stock $12.12
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Review: Having previously released on Freerange, Delusions of Grandeur, Urbatorque and Physical Graffiti, Dave Pezzner has proven deep house pedigree. Given this history, you'd expect this sophomore set (his debut album dropped in 2010) to be pretty good. Pleasingly, it is. Rooted in tactile rhythms, dreamy atmospherics and huggable grooves, it effortlessly flits between solid dancefloor fare, hazy downtempo moments (see the ambient interlude "Step Away" and outside house dreaminess of "I Forgot") and attention-grabbing upbeat workouts. It's these - the tribal pump of "I Don't Mind", the soulful wooziness of "Last Night In Utopia", and the disco-flecked cut-up business of "All Night Dancing Party" - that invariably provide the album's standout moments.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends CD Albums
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Cat: SYS00326. Rel: 08 Mar 07
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Raphaël Ripperton shows that Switzerland is not only the country of mountains, watches and chocolate. In fact he proves that his homebase, Lausanne, is the right place to create deep and atmospheric beats to be released on well known imprints like James Holden´s Border Community, Matthew Jonson’s Wagon Repair and Connaisseur! Now it’s time for a very essential release on Systematic and it’s definitely a special one, as the idea, and especially the melody on this track, has arisen from the feelings of a dream Raphaël had one night! Marc Romboy from Systematic says: "A skilift upstairs the sleeping city" is one of the most emotional records I have heart for a while. I always play this outstanding piece of music as a closing track of my sets. People always ask me what it is and I’m very proud that I could sign this cool masterpiece on my label!"
… Read moreout of stock $5.15
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Review: Marc Romboy is a techno titan who has been serving up the goods seemingly forever. Much of it has come on his own Systematic label which is where he has commissioned this series of remixes of Music Made For Aliens. The double album is packed with new school inventions starting with Toto Chiavetta's remix of 'Intelligence' which is the sort of patient, emotive main room cut to make a devastating impact. Elsewhere the likes of Bawrut remixes 'Blanc Triangles' into a slithering and brightly coloured synth workout and An On Bast remixes 'All Worlds, All Times' into a gritty and heads-down stomper. Josh Wink shuts down with his usual style amongst many other highlights.
… Read more in stock $21.65
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Review: Mister Systematic Marc Romboy and Detroit legend and former Underground Resistance producer Blake Baxter are back in business with "Underground Thang".
… Read moreout of stock $12.12
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Review: After having made two fantastic collaborations called "Freakin'" and "House Ya", Systematic label head Marc Romboy again teams up with Detroit legend Blake Baxter, who also has released a couple of kicking tracks with Abe Duque!
… Read moreout of stock $8.24
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Review: Incredible but true, "Eurasia" is a collaboration between Marc Romboy and Gui Boratto from Brazil. Both activists have influenced and created the current electro and house scene impressively and essentially during the last years. Now they team up to write a song together and the result is the very emotional track named "Eurasia".
… Read moreout of stock $8.24
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Review: After almost 15 years in the world of electronic music, Marc Romboy felt the urge to start the Systematic label as an outlet for fierce, pumping and forward-thinking house music. Since that decision, he has stuck to the plan with a long and impressive list of vinyl cuts now decorating the label's discography. Marc Romboy vs Paris The Black FU's new cut "Dark N' Lovely" has Detroit smothered all over it with its determined and thumping kick, stabling key sequences, rapid hi-hats and sultry spoken vocals. Old school and classically pounding, the original gets full points and is playing on a loop here at Juno HQ! On the flip, legendary producer/not so legendary stand-up comedian Kenny Larkin gets to grips with a remix. Equally banging, Larkin builds the atmosphere with ascending keys lifting and lowering with suspense to the bouncing rhythm. This is real tech house - go get!
… Read moreout of stock $9.27
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Review: The already well-travelled 'I Am a Dancer' cut that was originally produced by Marc Romboy and C.A.R. and debuted on Kompakt's acclaimed Total 21 album now undergoes some vibrant transformations with three new mixes. Marc Romboy & Sinisa Tamamovic goes first and make it into a steamy, weighty but deep and pulsing track that drips with sweat and lust. The Skatman remix is much more for the big room with its grinding low ends and epic breakdowns and Dense & Pika then bring some unstoppable and rolling waves of techno power to their version. Cheers.
… Read more in stock $22.44
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Review: Always a steadfast presence in the arena of big, bold, melodic tech house, Marc Romboy is back on his own Systematic with a collaboration with New Caledonian producer Xavier Januario. 'First Blush' is a grandiose cut with huge synth leads and a sense of progression which will take you higher and higher, albeit shot through with a seductive melancholy that helps the track hit even deeper. On the flip, Extrawelt comes in for a remix which works those huge melodic trails into arpeggios to create a punchier, techier kind of version equally geared towards the bigger dancefloors.
… Read moreout of stock $12.90
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Review: Notching up 15 successful years as a record label is some feat in this day and age, so it's understandable that Systematic has decided to mark reaching this milestone in style. The German imprint's anniversary EP - a tidy looking picture disc - fittingly kicks off with a track by founder Marc Romboy. He's at his mesmerizing best on "Shooting Stars Never Stop", a deep tech-house roller rich in cascading melodies, starry electronics, subtle acid lines and clanking machine drums. Rodriguez Jr offers up the elongated chords, hypnotic grooves and glassy-eyed positivity of "Okeechobee", before Artbat doffs a hat to mid-90s UK techno on the aptly titled "Orbital". To round things off, John Digweed joins forces with Nick Muir on the shimmering brilliance of "Alkouln", whose loved-up breakdown is simply stunning.
… Read moreout of stock $20.37
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Atlas (Shall Ocin & Artbat Remix) (1-sided etched 12")
Cat: SYST 01336. Rel: 12 Oct 22
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Marc Romboy and Stephan Bodzin make for one of the most celebrated duos in techno. Here their 'Atlas' tune gets a remix from Ukrainian duo Artbat & Shall Orin on Systematic. They're artists at the heart of the modern melodic techno movement. Their remix here is a one-sided 12" that is designed for the main room. The percussive energy and sweeping synths build and build over the driving, rubbery beats. Its serene, well-designed, and a surefire standout cut that will get hands in the air on plenty of the world's biggest stages.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: Names don't get much more titanic when it comes to techno than old school German dons Timo Maas and Marc Romboy. They join their considerable skills for a new single here which is the first of a few to come. 'Die Zeit' does everything you would expect a track from this pair to do - it has the powerful linear drums, the rumbling bass lines and the epic synth craft that lights up a vast sky above. It's a tense rollercoaster with a grand ambition and lasting impact. A Synthapella is also included on the flip for even more of that melodic intensity.
… Read more in stock $23.21
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Review: Six months after their first collaborative outing 'Die Zeit' in May - also on thyme Systematic label - two bonafide German techno titans have been busy in the studio once more. This time they offer up 'Der Rhythmus' on limited edition splattered vinyl and it is another timeless, terrific and peak time cut. The drums and snares are snappy as you like with distorted bass down low and suspensory arps keeping you on edge as a libidinous female vocal adds the final touches. UK duo Dense & Pika remix with a more stripped-back but not less slamming sound.
… Read more in stock $23.21
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Review: Marc Romboy launched Systematic in 2005 and it has since gone on to release music from producers as diverse as Mike Dunn and Fur Coat, through to Robert Babicz, Pongo as well as Romboy's own productions - garnering a reputation for emotive strains of house and techno. Music From Space (Dimension A) is a nine track various artists compilation that is inspired by Romboy's Music From Space radio show, and features exclusive recordings. Croatian hypnotic techno expert Petar Dundov is in fine form always on the spellbinding groove of 'Andante', Mobilee staple Rodriguez Jr serves up some meditative and introspective polyrhythms on the ultra deep "Mare Serenitatis", while veteran producer Scan X creates deep space sonar transmissions on "Stellar Nebula" and Munich-based Julian Wassermann's "The Red Planet" is epic dancefloor drama at its finest.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
out of stock $92.05
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Review: Techno mainstay Marc Romboy has always made sounds that betray his love of space. He recently made that more explicit that ever with the start of a new compilation series titled Music From Space and after a fine first volume comes a second, called Dimension B. It features the music he has used to open his latest podcast and radio shows series, eight tracks in all from artists such as Thodoris Triantafillou, Til Fussman, Nicolas Masseyeff and Romboy himself. There is plenty to love her from sleek and serene outings from Captain Mustache to Kiberu's lush 'Your Eyes.'
… Read morePlayed by: Rave Energy
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Review: Systematic's label boss presents this brand new remix 12" featuring 3 of the most dynamic producers out there today. Palette's John Tejada puts his hands on the album opener "Jigsaw" and transforms it into a signature killer Tejada outing. Border Community's Fairmont then drops a polished tech house rocket as he reinterprets "Model 1601". Finally Get Physical's Williams comes on board with a dope electro house take on "Impact Disco".
… Read moreout of stock $8.24
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Review: This is unmistakable Systematic, but amazingly reserved & nearly deep. Close to Booka Shade.
… Read moreout of stock $18.55
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Review: Mark Romboy and Stephan Bodzin have one of the longest running bromances in dance music. The two pioneering techno producers come together once more here for a fresh techno platter that brings the best out of each. 'Atlas' is a tense builder, with a buzzing and blistering synth lead rising up and down over tech edge drums. It never boils over but perfectly keeps you locked for the duration. 'Hyperion' then ducks and dives, bobs and waves with a majestic mead melody that is curious and thoughtful. The scintillating drums ensure it all adds up to a fine trip.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: The UK's Will Saul makes his Systematic debut with the excellent 'Jen EP' which gets a simply massive remaking by Phonique. The original mix of 'Jen' is a deep groovy electronic house track working old school key stabs and basslines that take you back to the acid house days while a driving electro groove keeps your hips and feet well occupied! Phonique's version is a jaw dropping rub with a nasty drum swing, super stripped-down atmosphere and subtle tweaking in all the right spots.
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Review: The Belgian duo of Spirit Catcher aka Jean Vanesse & Thomas Sohet have been slipping out their distinctive "Moroder on Steroids" brand of house and techno since 2003 and are also responsible for the rather brilliant "Can't Get Away (From Your Love)" on Freerange under their Only Freak alias. "Partners In Crime" is only the duo's second album following 2007's Night Vision for NRK and sees them meld elements of classic disco and 80s funk with contemporary club dynamics. At times, this makes for a less annoying Chromeo, best displayed on the expert usage of melodies from a Isley Brothers classic and subtle vocodering on "Special Dimension". These moments are contrasted nicely with the warm synth dynamics of "Sedona" and the bouncing grooves of "Frequent Traveller" which lays smart vocal edits over a tight bass line and crisp drum programming. Tracks such as "No Way Out" and "Other Side Of The Game" offer a brief glimpse at Spirit Catcher in warehouse mode on a varied and well produced album.
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