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Review: Redshape's first appearance on this new German label is filled with subliminal funk. "Pink Dust" stepping in dirty and rough with analog energy and sharp synths, mighty force for every dancefloor. "Requiem" is a short, heavy - Food & Art - influenced, moment of breath in intergalactic wars. On the flip "3 Spin Dust" is a bad monster of beat and noise, made for the third turntable. Finishing with title track "Telefunk" on B2, deep deep, scary chords, old school percussions, dark pianos from another reality, step into the funk!

Review: "Deep In Mind" is a nice EP from this stunning label, Styrax Leaves. This is deep, dubby techno with warm sounds that seem to keep on going forever. It is for all the cats who can't get enough of that addictive sound of Deepchord, Maurizio and Basic Channel.

Review: Mr Kim(mo) Rapatti (aka Mono Junk) is the well-known man from Finland who gave us the timeless track "Channel B". Now re-released, after being remastered this year, in a colour vinyl. As above, in a classic Basic Channel/Chain Reaction vein, the epochal pieces from 1995. Resembling more of a primetime club set, elegant club bangers for large sound systems. As history, these tracks are indisputably influential, but there's something even more important, the fresh, rocking nature of this music sound like nothing else. Absolutely kicking!

Review: Another beautiful record with some of the nicest techno ever made. Nice warm techno tracks with its roots in Detroit but with its flowers growing in the Eastern parts of Germany.

Review: Limited, hand stamped issue on marble vinyl.