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Overcome/Lady Science (NYC Sunrise)
Cat: TR 11:11. Rel: 21 Apr 23
 
Minimal/Tech House
Overcome (9:00)
Lady Science (NYC Sunrise) (9:22)
Review: REPRESS ALERT!: Trelik returns with a repackaged edition of one of the catalogue's most treasured releases. "Overcome" and "Lady Science (NYC Sunrise)" need little introduction, and now come sporting the new TR11:11 matrix number. Written and produced by Thomas Melchior and Baby Ford aka Soul Capsule, these tracks came from one of the many sessions recorded at the West London Ifach Studio in 1999. On the A Side "Overcome" is stripped back and energetic, driven by rolling and shuffling garage style beats, tight bubbling bass and atmospheric synth pads. The intermittent vocal samples and the release's signature organ set you up for the flip, "Lady Science (NYC Sunrise)". Possibly one of house music's most emotive pieces, the track builds slowly with the introduction of each part building a story of soulful optimism based around a sparse palette of deep synths, uplifting keys and warm analogue bass. The understated beauty of the main vocal riff never seems to grow old or tired with the track lending itself perfectly to either main room, peak-time play or after-hours sessions alike. Remastered by Rashad at D & M.
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 in stock $15.05
Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Cat: AMB 3922LP. Rel: 24 Oct 19
 
Ambient/Drone
Xtal (4:51)
Tha (9:02)
Pulsewidth (3:48)
Ageispolis (5:21)
I (1:12)
Green Calx (6:05)
Heliosphan (4:50)
We Are The Music Makers (7:45)
Schottkey 7th Path (5:02)
Ptolemy (7:14)
Hedphelym (6:04)
Delphium (5:27)
Actium (7:36)
Review: In line with the timely reappraisal of all things R&S related, the resurgent Apollo have seen the opportunity to bring one of their most celebrated records back for another round. Aphex Twin's ambient recordings mature magnificently with age, sounding ever richer and more emotive as the rest of electronic music continues to play catch up all around. From the gentle breakbeats of "Xtal" to the aquatic techno lure of "Tha", the airy rave of "Pulsewidth" to the heartwrenching composition of "Ageispolis", every track is a perennial example of how far ambient techno could reach even back then. It's just that no-one quite had the arm-span of Richard D. James.
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 in stock $22.58
The Man With The Red Face
Cat: F 119/1370119130. Rel: 21 Sep 00
 
Funky/Club House
The Man With The Red Face (original mix)
The Man With The Red Face (Svek remix)
The Man With The Red Face (Funk D Void remix)
 in stock $15.31
Re Match
Re Match (12")
Cat: MOUSE 003. Rel: 20 Oct 05
 
Electro House
Re-Match
B-Boy
out of stock $7.26
002 (reissue with bonus track)
Cat: AOS (002). Rel: 08 Dec 09
 
Deep House
I Hate
Miss You
Untitled
U
Set It Out
Review: Bless up Omar S! The FXHE man is always happy to repress and reissue some of his earlier records for those that missed out at the time and here he offers a welcome chance to dig into a veritable slab of label history. AOS002 is where it all began for Omar S, first released way back in 2003 as a four track 12" of tunnelling techno and deftly sampled Detroit house. It's been repressed several times over the years with more recent editions featuring a bonus untitled track deep into the B side. The limited 2015 edition now comes in three different colours; orange, red, or brown. Whichever you chose this should be considered an essential addition to your FXHE collection.
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out of stock $13.75
Falling Up (Carl Craig remix)
Cat: 3EEP 038. Rel: 26 Jan 06
 
Minimal/Tech House
Falling Up (Carl Craig remix)
out of stock $9.33
Poney EP (Remastered)
Cat: DIFB 1062T/4511062130. Rel: 16 May 06
 
Electro House
Poney (Part 1)
Poney (Part 2)
La Rock 01
You Prefer Cocaine
Review: Different is now releasing this masterpiece of Vitalic in a remastered version. In the recent years if there was an EP that changed the world of techno it's this one with no doubt. Released in 2001 this EP was not available for a while. After re-introducing the Poney Part I with a video of dogs jumping all-over in slow-motion, Different is now releasing this master-piece of Vitalic in a remastered version.
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out of stock $11.16
A Walking Contradiction
Cat: PLUS 8087. Rel: 21 Oct 05
 
Techno
A Walking Contradiction (Part I)
A Walking Contradiction (Part II)
Played by: Loktibrada
out of stock $9.33
Sanctified EP
Cat: MPM 13. Rel: 09 Aug 23
 
Techno
We Magnify His Name (9:18)
Baby, Baby (6:29)
Basic Principle (4:53)
Review: ** Repress For The Hood Fans ** This much anticipated EP on his own M Plant label sees Detroit legend Robert Hood continue to develop to his Floorplan alias after the recent Living It Up single. The A-Side explores euphoric 90s house tropes in "We Magnify His Name", a peak time piano driven anthem which is as religious an experience to listen to as its name suggests, complete with uplifting gospel vocals. On the flip, Hood explores his darker techno tendencies over two tracks. "Baby Baby" relies more on a cut up vocal sample and a slightly wobbling Motor City leaning bassline and a Model 500 style funk swing to it, provided in no small part by a particularly great guitar lick, while tension and release is offered in spades by a well placed horn sample. "Basic Priciple" meanwhile is a druggier affair propelled by its murky sub bass and techno stabs, the only melody coming from a particularly sinister two note organ line.
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out of stock $14.27
Tomorrow Comes The Harvest
Cat: 677863 0. Rel: 26 Sep 18
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Locked & Loaded (7:46)
Altitudes (7:03)
On The Run (8:07)
The Seed (7:11)
Review: Back in 2016, legendary Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen approached techno pioneer Jeff Mills with the idea of working together. A series of live gigs and off-the-radar studio sessions followed, with the first fruits of their joint efforts finally appearing on this must-have 10". As you'd expect, the duo's collaborative work combines Allen's traditional Nigerian polyrhythms, traditional Afrobeat instrumentation, and the far-sighted, sci-fi inspired electronic futurism that has always marked out Mills' work. The result is a quartet of cuts that could arguably be described as retro-futurist Afro-tech - all delay-laden beats, basslines and organs subtly sparring with gentle acid lines, Motor City electronics, beguiling deep space textures and shimmering, 31st century motifs. It's arguably Allen's stylistic contributions that dominate, but that's no bad thing.
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 in stock $10.90
Seeing Through Shadows
Cat: MINUS 41. Rel: 29 Jun 06
 
Minimal/Tech House
Seeing Through Shadows
Backroom Melody
Review: Dice Corleone aka Loco Dice with the latest gem from the Minus stable. "Seeing Through Shadows" is a pulsing minimal techno masterpiece, with bubbling keys, a heavy kick, deep techno bass, shuffling techy beats, and great surface noise effects. On the reverse, "Backroom Melody" sounds like a continuation of the A-side cut, with sparse beats, more surface noise, percolating keys, and another rich bassline, but all served up in a more sparse state.
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out of stock $8.30
Tin Of Worms
Tin Of Worms (yellow vinyl 12")
Cat: AUTO 05. Rel: 02 Aug 13
 
Minimal/Tech House
Tin Of Worms
Westway
Review: Autoreply do the record buying public a favour and give Baby Ford's Tin Of Worms 12" another repress, this time on yellow wax. Baby Ford has been making electronic music since the late 1980s and is regarded by most as one of the key players in the nascent UK acid house scene. His entry into the Autoreply stable is a classy, versatile two tracker. The title track showcases crisp, tight linear drum programming - with ribcage shaking sub bass and supernatural synths which undulate over its eight minute cycle, displaying the original principles of minimal techno alongside forward thinking sound design. On the flip you'll find "Westway", originally recorded on Ford's now defunct hardware set up and mastered from DAT. This track conjours images of smoky late night jazz clubs with its smooth piano chords and strings that seem to float in an out of the mix- set starter, nightclub techno lesson, afterparty showpiece; the choice is yours...
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out of stock $7.26
Crispy Bacon (Jeff Mills remix)
Cat: F 055. Rel: 15 Aug 16
 
Techno
Crispy Bacon (original mix) (5:41)
Crispy Bacon (Jeff Mills Solid Sleep mix) (5:22)
Review: There's been much debate over the years about whose version of this seminal track was in fact the best. Laurent Garnier's 1997 classic "Crispy Bacon" gets a vinyl re-issue and it still stands the test of time. You can just imagine how innovative and futuristic this adrenalised peak time weapon sounded like in the mid-nineties. On the flip, the equally legendary Jeff Mills delivers his take on the track, keeping in mind that this is one of only a handful he's ever done. There's relentless and punishing cyclicality on offer here; the sharply resonating loops, that brutally overdriven 808 kick.. it's one of those secret weapons that never leaves the bag of the best techno DJs. Choose your side, but either way it's a definitely a classic!
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 in stock $7.01
Never Grow Old (Re Plant)
Never Grow Old (Re Plant) (grey marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: MPM 20. Rel: 09 Aug 23
 
Techno
Never Grow Old (re-plant) (7:22)
Phobia (re-plant) (5:35)
Review: The latest transmission of M Plant's 20th Anniversary celebrations sees label boss Robert Hood come through with some self styled 'replants' of recent Floorplan material. "Never Grow Old" of course originates from Hood's triumphant 2013 Floorplan LP Paradise, arriving midway through and impressive enough to feature in Ben Klock's Fabric mix. Here the gospel vibes remain but they are complemented by a searing Motor City key line that is really quite hypnotic over it's seven minute duration. Complementing this is a replant of "Phobia", one of Hood's last releases of 2013 which evens out the hoover rave overtones of the original in favour of some trippy synth loops that prove just as effective.
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out of stock $14.01
Sullric
Sullric (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: MOSAIC 037. Rel: 30 Apr 18
 
Minimal/Tech House
Sullric (10:05)
Sullric (Deeper dub) (12:09)
Review: In what is surely an unexpected collaboration in the field of house and techno, Mosaic mastermind Steve O'Sullivan teams up with Ricardo Villalobos for a hypnotic trip through minimal landscapes that plays to both of their strengths. The rock-solid rhythm of "Sullric" surely belongs to O'Sullivan while the rich, subtle layers of samples, tones and other such sonic decorations come straight from the Villalobos school of production. The two mixes on this 12" only have minor differences - whichever side you drop things will get considerably deeper than they were previously. Of such ingredients are classy, immersive techno joints made.
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out of stock $8.82
Fuse: Ten Years Of Techno Music (1 Of 8)
Cat: 541416 501191. Rel: 28 Apr 04
 
Techno
Gerd - "Arkest's Blaze"
Vitalic - "LA Rock 01"
Laurent Garnier - "Crispy Bacon"
out of stock $8.30
Lifestyles Of The Laptop Cafe
Lifestyles Of The Laptop Cafe (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 90R. Rel: 22 Feb 18
 
Electro
Eye Contact (5:28)
It's Your Love (7:29)
Moonlight Rendezvous (7:04)
You Said You Want Me (4:23)
Let Me Be Me (3:32)
Running From Love (2:38)
Lifestyles Of The Casual (5:27)
Sunrays (8:14)
Review: Last year, someone set up an online petition calling for Warp to re-release The Other People Place's brilliant Lifestyles Of The Laptop Cafe album on wax. Happily, Warp has responded to the strength of feeling from electronica fans - most of whom bristled at the high online prices for second hand copies - and re-pressed it. Drexciya man James Stinson's 2001 solo set remains a timeless electronic classic; a perfectly pitched and immaculately produced fusion of downtempo electro rhythms, spacey electronics and twinkling synthesizer melodies. In fact, you'll struggle to find a better electro album full stop, making this reissue an essential purchase for anyone not lucky enough to own an original copy.
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 in stock $23.61
Thank You For Letting Me Be Myself: Part 1
Cat: AOS (7700)1. Rel: 28 Jun 13
 
Deep House
I Just Want (Luke Hess mix)
Air Of The Day
Be YoSelf
Rewind (feat L'Rena)
The Shit Baby
Hellter Shelter
Amalthea
Tardigrade’s
Review: Although Omar S' excellent Thank You For Letting Me Be Myself album was released on CD a few months ago, it's the deluxe vinyl version that the real "Homie's and Tender Roni's" have been waiting for. Only Omar S could get away with spreading all of its 14 tracks across 4 12"s, split into two parts, but for those yet to sample its delights, the album's superb selection of tracks more than justifies the expense; Part 1 features the superb vocal turn from L'Renee on "Rewind", the insanely feelgood house of "The Shit Baby", the experimental dubbiness of "Helter Shelter" and thick set deep house of "Amalthea".
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out of stock $22.58
You Spin Me Right Round vs Purpose Maker
Cat: BURNS 01. Rel: 12 Aug 00
 
Techno
You Spin Me Right Round vs Purpose Maker
Track 2
Played by: Spektral
out of stock $10.38
Compro
Compro (heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: ITLP 04. Rel: 12 Apr 23
 
Techno
Cerroverb (5:27)
Session Add (6:17)
Rev8617 (3:46)
50 Euro To Break Boost (4:50)
Via Sub Mids (6:27)
Soundboy Ext (4:42)
Dial 274 (6:00)
VLI (5:43)
Flyby VFR (5:16)
Muk FM (5:32)
Kozmic Flush (5:15)
Calimance (Delay mix) (4:02)
Review: Skee Mask, who only recently was found out to be called Bryan Muller, comes through with his second LP to date, making a wonderful follow-up to 2016's Shred. Compro is, ironically, comprised of a much more explorative palette of sounds, with many corners of the album veering off into otherworldly ambient, often through a striking new-age sensibility. The most impressive element of this album is its flow and evolution across its 12 tracks, sounding a lot more like one single-minded thought rather than a collection of disparate dance-not-dance tunes. The quality of the recording is noticeable, too, with tracks like "Rev8617" or "Via Sub Mids" sounding professional, both in vision and style. Through an intricate collage of breaks, samples, polyphonies, and subtle electronic manipulations, Skee Mask has truly mastered his own art, and is giving a new direction to the wider 'UK rave' sound. BIG.
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out of stock $31.13
Control Freak (Eric Prydz production)
Cat: MOUSE 001. Rel: 22 Oct 04
 
Funky/Club House
Control Freak
Hoodpecker
out of stock $9.33
Psychotic Photosynthesis
Cat: AOS-432-D. Rel: 09 Jan 08
 
Deep House
Psychotic Photosynthesis
out of stock $10.13
Wayne County Hills Cops Part 2
Cat: FXHE-0&0. Rel: 11 Jan 12
 
Deep House
Wayne County Hills Cops (original mix)
Wayne County Hills Cops (Omar S remix)
Review: After more or less owning 2011 with a surprise album, a collaboration with urban crooner Colonel Abrams, an ahead-of-the-game reissue of Marc Kinchen and the all-conquering "Here's Your Trance Now Dance", FXHE don Omar S kicks off a new year with Wayne County Hills Cops Pt 2 (where, we ask, was Part 1?), a hook-up with the mysterious OB IGNITT. The eponymous A-Side is characterised by the kind of glistening synths last seen on "Here's Your Trance...", with a rugged analogue bass line giving the track with the requisite bump. A tired cliche it may be, but this could easily soundtrack an 80s cop movie: clearly Omar has this in mind given the 12"'s title and the fact the record's centre label features a doctored image of Eddie Murphy from Beverly Hills Cop! On the flip, Omar S provides his own remix, drowning the synths in dubby textures and showering them with shuffling hats for a more heads-down take. Another killer 12" - business as usual at FXHE, then.
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 in stock $14.27
Full Clip
Full Clip (12")
Cat: PE 65287. Rel: 02 Sep 06
 
Techno
Full Clip
Programmer
Review: The word prolific is often overused but Martin's production credits don't read like a who's who of a decade of dance, they are a decade of dance. Aside from over 100 collaborations with Timo Maas, Martin has been involved with twice as many again from the Italo house of Sounds of Life to the sophisticated pop of the Sugarbabes. He was nominated for a Grammy on his work as a remixer on Tori Amos' "Don't make me come to Vegas" and still finding time to work with Loco Dice on the 420 releases, you can't help but feel that this man's thirties are going to be a very public ride... Hot Hot Hot! Highly Recommended!!!
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out of stock $8.30
OAR 003
out of stock $9.60
Murder Was The Bass
Cat: DK 8. Rel: 07 Jun 03
 
Techno
Murder Was The Bass (original mix)
Murder Was The Bass (reworked)
out of stock $8.30
Conjure Infinity
Conjure Infinity (limited 12")
Cat: DC 136. Rel: 29 Jan 15
 
Techno
Conjure Dreams
Conjure Floyd
Review: Ever the champion of brains and brawn in equal measure, Maceo Plex makes his debut appearance on Drumcode with this punchy beast of a single. "Conjure Dreams" features plenty of Plex signifiers, from the rounded and rowdy bassline pump to the haunting tone of the synth lines, neatly packaged in a chunky framework of big room drums. "Conjure Floyd" meanwhile burrows into more minimal territory where the tones are amelodic and the percussion takes the lead, calling to mind the restraint and tension of classic M_nus productions where so much could be said with so little.
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 in stock $15.05
Kat Moda EP
Cat: PM 002. Rel: 22 Oct 12
 
Techno
The Bells
Kat Race
Alarms
Cyclone
out of stock $8.82
Just Fucking
Cat: SPC-30. Rel: 12 Aug 05
 
Techno
Just Fucking
Just Fucking (Roman Flugel's 23 Positions In A One Night Stand mix)
Review: Potentially the most insane and dancefloor-destroying of the Audion series. The sound of Matthew Dear's subconscious coming to life. Mule-kick beats, dirty synth squelches and a bass roll-out that has already rocked everywhere from Detroit to Berlin.
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out of stock $8.30
Scorpio Rising
Cat: SS 051. Rel: 23 Sep 13
 
Deep House
No Love Lost
Brainz
I Have No Name
Bubble Cougar
Review: **REPRESS**The last time a newcomer graced Theo Parrish's Sound Signature, it resulted in widespread praise for the Flowers EP from London based producer, DJ and singer Andrew Ashong, somehow we get the feeling this latest release on the label will prove to be as memorable. The Scorpio Rising EP sees Parrish look much closer to home and grant the DC-born, Detroit-bred producer Jay Daniel his debut release and the four track 12" more than lives up to his billing as one of Boiler Room's most exciting new discoveries at DEMF. Wild Oats obsessives will probably know Daniel from the Fundamentals residency shared with Kyle Hall and he's clearly spent some time honing his Detroit influenced craft, with cuts like "No Love Lost" expertly balanced between melody and rugged drum grit. "Brainz" is the kind of no-nonsense DJ tool you might have heard on a FXHE B Side circa 2008 whilst "I Have No Name" demonstrates Daniel is eminently capable of the sort of hope inducing Utopian house from the D that the much missed Aaron Carl was renowned for.
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out of stock $10.90
Decompression EP
Cat: MINUS 24. Rel: 24 Jul 04
 
Techno
Decompression
Ultraviolet Dream
Played by: Nax Acid
out of stock $8.82
Adventures In Techno Soul 3
VARIOUS
Cat: FERLP 9. Rel: 02 Jun 14
 
Techno
Darren Harris - "Orion Nebula"
Affie Yusuf - "Cornish Pasty"
Nebraska - "Moritzplatz Mode"
Hoax Believers - "Cosmic Intervention"
Move D - "Something 'bout The D"
Bush Funk - "Late Night Delivery"
Russ Gabriel - "Live In Tokyo"
Fred P - "Perception"
Review: The original Adventures in Techno Soul compilation was released back in 1996 with remixes of Ferox tracks from the likes of Derrick Carter, Carl Craig and Kenny Dixon Jr. A full 16 year's after its follow up "Further Adventures in Techno Soul" comes this 8 track album of new and unreleased material on double vinyl from 8 different and exciting artists. Ferox is proud to welcome established and respected producers such as Fred P and Germany's Move D to the roster, as well as a welcome return from Affie Yusuf, Nebraska and Bush Funk (Steve O'Sullivan and Winlord X) who were last seen on Soma Records back in 1996. The label is also proud to introduce two new artists, Darren Harris and Spain's Hoax Believers who alongside label boss Russ Gabriel round off this package of soulful electronica. This album is not available as a digital release.
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out of stock $10.38
Ufff
Ufff (12")
Cat: TR 024. Rel: 18 Nov 13
 
Minimal/Tech House
Uff (Melchior Productions Limited edit)
Uffapella
So They Say
Uff (original)
Review: Baby Ford and Zip need little introduction and debut on Trelik as "BFZ" featuring co-conspiritor Thomas Melchior. The trio originally appeared on the 1999 "Perlondon" 12" for Perlon with Ford and Zip re-uniting for the "Glidin' Along The Riverbed" release then 2010's "Clean Hands" on PAL SL. Thomas Melchior recently appearing on [a:rpia:r] and his own Aspect Music kicks off the 12" with a floor friendly up-beat 9 minute "Melchior Productions LTD" edit remix of "Uff". An "Uffapella" closes the A-side featuring abstract sound design and textured vocals. Side-B's "So They Say" creates a feeling of space and unhurried rhythmatics whilst the title track "Uff" combines deep instrumentals, chord and haunting vox with subtle bass and modulating kick. Recorded in London and Berlin. Mastered at D & M.
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out of stock $6.75
Freeki Mutha Fucker (All I Need Is U)
Cat: KDJ 40. Rel: 18 Jan 11
 
Deep House
Freeki Mutha F cker
California (recorded live in Detroit Friday May 25 2007)
Freeki Mutha F cker (Juan Atkins' Model 500 mix)
Freeki Mutha F cker (Egyptian Lover's mix)
Review: For those of a certain age, there's no more exciting a combination of remixers than Juan Atkins and Egyptian Lover. Thus the prospect of them both taking on Moodymann's classic spoken word sex house anthem "Freeki Mutha F cker" is almost too much to handle! It's the former who steals the show here, revisiting his Cybotron days on a rework that offers the perfect fusion of organic deepness and cold, raw electro. There's something wonderful about the unlikely combination of Atkins' alien beats and bass - in particular the slowly pulsing sub - and the original's soft focus pianos, whispered vocals and drawn out strings. It's some futuristic business alright. Egyptian Lover takes a similar electro approach with solid results (think 808 cowbells and Tipper sub-bass wobbles), though it lacks the far sighted, back to the future appeal of Atkins' superb effort. In addition the A side holds a previously unreleased extended version of the original track and a short but sweet burst of some new KDJ material in the shape of "California" BIG TIP!
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out of stock $17.13
Winter EP
Winter EP (12")
Cat: KOMPAKT 151. Rel: 07 Feb 07
 
Minimal/Tech House
Winter
Berghain
Review: The only bad thing about Aril Brikha is that he doesn't release much music. But when he does, he amazes everyone.
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Tags: Dub Techno
out of stock $13.49
Carmine
Carmine (12")
Cat: FIT 012. Rel: 03 Sep 18
 
Techno
Carmine (7:57)
First Found (7:21)
Review: While establishing the Fit Sound imprint affiliated with the Detroit distro outlet of the same name , Aaron 'Fit' Siegel has been careful not to load the imprint with too many of his own productions, choosing instead to deliver material from Marcellus Pittman, Anthony 'Shake' Shakir, MGUN and Dungeon Acid. Here he makes a welcome return with two tracks of melodious, atmospheric, Motor City deepness. "Carmine" is particularly alluring, with twinkling melodies winding their way around yearning pads, bittersweet chords and shuffling, cymbal-heavy percussion. "First Found" is a little more forthright, with off-key pianos and scattergun electronics riding a tougher, locked-in groove.
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out of stock $9.60
Falling Up (remixes)
Cat: SYNCRO 01. Rel: 11 Apr 07
 
Deep House
Falling Up (original version)
Falling Up (Chateau Flight remix)
Falling Up (Carl Craig remix - 10" version)
Falling Up (Chateau Flight dub)
Review: A Theo Parrish track plus Carl Craig's massive remix and a brand new version by Chateau Flight out on Syncophone! Another chance to grab the original which appeared only on a Third Ear Ltd Compilation in 2002 of which only 500 units were pressed.
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out of stock $17.39
White Line Sunrise II
White Line Sunrise II (140 gram vinyl double 12")
Cat: ERS 037. Rel: 20 Jul 20
 
Techno
White Line Sunrise II (3:05)
Robinson College 10 (5:26)
A Dim & Distant Past (6:09)
Bounc Erec (9:44)
The Weber Traum Boat (part 3) (1:38)
Sada Lost Theme (4:45)
Oriental X0X-Press (Bassmix edit) (6:35)
Ichi (3:08)
The Clock House (part 2) (5:54)
CS (6x8) (7:05)
Roland Corp Labs 05 (edit) (1:32)
Nemesis '01 (7:05)
Review: Roy Of The Ravers may be best known for his lysergic rave pelters, but there's always been a hint of grandiose melancholy in his synth work that suggested there was more to the machine botherer than tear-out acid beats. Emotional Response worked with the artist in trawling through a vast archive of material recorded between 1997 and 2017, rescued from hard drives once thought lost, and now gathered as a compelling ambient release with the full fat hardware veneer of Roy's work to date, but coming from a more reflective angle. From cathedral-quaking drones to deeply submerged aquatic excursions, this album has plenty to draw you into the inner world of an acid hero.
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 in stock $8.30
The Greatest Dancer
Cat: MPM 14. Rel: 29 Nov 22
 
Techno
The Greatest Dancer (4:48)
Dancer (6:51)
Review: ** Repress For The Hood Fans ** Emboldened by the reception to his overlooked and revisited Floorplan project, Mr Robert Hood turns to a track of a similar nature for the latest release in the M Plant Perpetual Masters series. The main slinky hook from Sister Sledge's "He's The Greatest Dancer" may have been subsequently bastardized by Mr Will Jiggy Smith, but Hood's minimal sampling of the same source on the 1991 track "The Greatest Dancer" must have sounded thrilling then. It still does today, remastered and is complemented on the flip by "Dancer", a new Hood jam that is as close to outright disco without losing that trademark Detroit grit as you can get.
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out of stock $14.01
Music
Music (12")
Cat: MPM 27. Rel: 29 Nov 22
 
Techno
Music (6:32)
Tell You No Lie (8:31)
Review: A taster for Robert Hood's second Floorplan album, this EP puts a spotlight on the radical nature of his musical transformation. On "Music", the visceral rhythms of techno minimalism are gone; in their place is a rolling, tracky groove that boasts a repetitive vocal loop and which has shades of classic Relief /Derrick Carter. "Tell You No Lie" is even more impressive. It sees Hood use a gospel vocal over a stomping, funk guitar-sampling disco house workout. There is an audibly religious dimension to "Tell You No Lie," but Hood's knack for writing a great tune means that it sounds celebratory rather than self-indulgent or preachy.
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Knights Of The Jaguar EP
Cat: UR 049. Rel: 21 Mar 20
 
Techno
Jaguar (6:37)
Ascension (5:11)
out of stock $15.31
See Mi Yah Remixes #4
Cat: BMX 4/51172. Rel: 23 May 06
 
Minimal/Tech House
Poor People Must Work (Carl Craig remix)
See Mi Version (Basic Channel reshape)
Review: Carl Craig's annus mirabilis for remixing continues in similar vein as his work on Theo Parrish and Delia Gonzales, the take here of Bobo Shanti's "Poor People Must Work" should be hugely popular at all this summer's parties. Rhythm & Sound construct, by their own admission, a hard-steppin-funk Basic reshape of Willi Williams' by-now epochal "See Mi Yah" a true dub anthem for the dancefloor.
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out of stock $12.19
Typerope EP
Cat: IIWII 007. Rel: 15 Jan 19
 
Minimal/Tech House
Typerope (8:15)
Magic Through Music (9:01)
Review: Championed by Richie Hawtin & Ricardo Villalobos (featured on his Cocoon mix CD 'Taka Taka') the A-Side is armed with a highly infectious melody, beefed up with big, bouncy funky bassline. The B-side has trippy hypnotic sounds that echo in & out of the fluid melodies.
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out of stock $10.90
No 10001
No 10001 (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: WAXNO 10001. Rel: 16 Jun 22
 
Techno
Track 1
Track 2
out of stock $14.01
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