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VC-118A – Shift Register

by Juno Daily on 14.09.2016 at 18:05pm.
Last edited: 14.09.2016 at 18:05pm.

Much has changed in the four years since Samuel van Dijk unveiled his debut album under the VC-118 alias, the Lunar Disko-released International Airlines. While Britain, in particular, basked in the feel-good glow of the London Olympics, the Dutch producer’s dark, paranoid and intoxicating blends of razor-sharp electro, pitch-black techno, dubbed-out soundscapes and ghostly IDM seemed out-of-step with the prevailing mood. Since then, the winds of change have blown through Europe, the Middle East and the United States, and van Dijk’s undeniably bittersweet music suddenly feels in step with our troubling times.

VC-118A: Shift Works

by Juno Daily on 07.09.2016 at 11:26am.
Last edited: 07.09.2016 at 12:43pm.

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Samuel van Dijk’s nebulous dub techno, organic ambient and Detroit-inspired electro forms an eloquent whole writes Richard Brophy.

The Boneless One returns to Ride The Gyroscope

by Juno Daily on 23.05.2016 at 11:17am.
Last edited: 23.05.2016 at 11:17am.

The Tabernacle offshoot call on the Finnish artist once more – preview here.

The Connection Machine – Presentiment

by Juno Daily on 15.02.2016 at 16:21pm.
Last edited: 15.02.2016 at 16:21pm.

In the few photos that exist of the Connection Machine, aka Dutch duo Jeroen Brandjes and Natasja Hagemeier, they look like moody Goths. Maybe they don’t like having their picture taken and this visual connection to their music is unintentional, but nevertheless there is an underlying, spooky sensibility on most of the tracks on Presentiment, their first album in over a decade.

Jeremiah R. is back on Tabernacle

by Juno Daily on 17.11.2015 at 13:20pm.
Last edited: 17.11.2015 at 13:52pm.

The rising electro peddler will release mini-album Callisto next month.

Boneless One – GYRORIDE001

by Juno Plus on 26.10.2015 at 09:55am.
Last edited: 26.10.2015 at 13:42pm.

As befits a spin-off project from Tabernacle, there is scant information about the artist that is launching Ride the Gyroscope. All we know about Boneless One is that he comes from Finland and has put out a few low-key releases in the past. Like the Head Front Panel series and much of the mothership label’s approach, there is a refreshing lack of spin or sales technique here, and apart from the somewhat psychedelic inlays, the focus is on the music.

passEnger brings some Hybrid Science to Tabernacle

by Juno Plus on 13.08.2015 at 12:31pm.
Last edited: 13.08.2015 at 14:38pm.

Italian producer Andrea Di Maggio has five tracks of cosmic machine funk ready to roll.

Tabernacle Ride The Gyroscope

by Juno Plus on 15.07.2015 at 11:17am.
Last edited: 15.07.2015 at 11:17am.

The newly established offshoot will launch next month with material from Finnish artist Boneless One.

The Hieroglyphic Being Experience – Methods Of Transfer Book I

by Juno Plus on 08.06.2015 at 08:31am.
Last edited: 08.06.2015 at 08:57am.

Tabernacle has had a relatively quiet 2015, but that’s set to change with the release of a number of releases in the coming months, the first of which is Methods of Transfer Book 1. Comprising music that was improvised during a performance in New York, this release also sees Jamal Moss’ original productions re-interpreted by like-mind John Heckle.

Separate Mind – State of the Nation: Electro in 2015

by Juno Plus on 24.04.2015 at 10:30am.
Last edited: 24.04.2015 at 10:30am.

Richard Brophy profiles current transmutations in the world of electro with The Exaltics, DJ Stingray, VC-118A, Ultradyne and more under the spotlight.

John Heckle revealed as Head Front Panel

by Juno Plus on 05.01.2015 at 10:12am.
Last edited: 05.01.2015 at 10:12am.

The Merseysider outs himself as the man responsible for all the eviscerating material on the Tabernacle offshoot.

Tabernacle introduces Kvaser

by Juno Plus on 31.10.2014 at 10:19am.
Last edited: 31.10.2014 at 10:19am.

The new project from Fisherman Martin Skogehall and compatriot Daniel Andréasson will debut on Tabernacle next month.

Jeremiah R. – Underwater Title

by Juno Plus on 20.10.2014 at 08:09am.
Last edited: 20.10.2014 at 12:08pm.

In the Juno Plus label profile of Tabernacle last year, it was clear that the people behind the label have a deep and wide-reaching knowledge of and passion for various electronic music forms. Even a cursory glance at Tabernacle’s back catalogue makes it quite clear that they bring this passion to bear on their label. While some of their peers might profess a love of underground electro, few have the conviction to actually release it. In fact, most people running labels these days would probably view deep, esoteric electro as a form of commercial suicide.

Scientific Dreamz of U – Visionz Of An Abstract Plane

by Juno Plus on 11.07.2014 at 09:00am.
Last edited: 15.07.2014 at 15:53pm.

Not content with launching the anonymous artist-focused Head Front Panel sub-label, Tabernacle have recruited Scientific Dreamz of U for a release on the mothership. The mysterious act has only one previous release to its credit, but is starting to carve out a niche with its tripped out, epic techno jams. The combination of the artist’s name and track titles like “Monopole Vortex Field {Dirac Sea Re-Immersion]” scream the word ‘trance’ at this reviewer.

Tabernacle have Visionz Of An Abstract Plane

by Juno Daily on 28.04.2014 at 11:08am.
Last edited: 28.04.2014 at 11:08am.

Preview Tabernacle’s next release which comes from the mystical online presence known only as Scientific Dreamz of U.

Anom Vitruv returns on Tabernacle with Nihil

by Juno Daily on 24.02.2014 at 11:25am.
Last edited: 25.02.2014 at 11:53am.

Preview the low-key producer’s second mini LP for the Glasgow via London label.

Tabernacle announces Head Front Panel sub-label

by Juno Daily on 21.01.2014 at 13:17pm.
Last edited: 21.01.2014 at 13:17pm.

The Scottish imprint reveals details of a new sub-label focusing on techno from anonymous artists.

Timeless Treasure: A Discussion with Tabernacle Records

by Juno Daily on 16.12.2013 at 12:15pm.
Last edited: 13.07.2016 at 13:23pm.

For our final label feature of the year, the trio behind Tabernacle Records speak to Richard Brophy and turn in a mix of label highlights and current influences.
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