6 industrial electro tracks. strong!

limited edition: 5x12 inch box with holographic hot foil logo print and five printed inner sleeves - no repress!

marc romboy on speicher 120

“the future is there…looking back at us. trying to make sense of the fiction we will have become” - william gibson
future déjà vu is a berlin based techno label. behind such paradoxical definition of time lies an elementary objective: the promotion of a functional sound, able to be immediately usable on a techno-floor. the immediacy of the sound becomes in turn paradox itself and its planes turns into power.

ltd to 200. stray melodies, filtered machines, and electromagnetic interference weave in, out and around one another in the seventh installment in the confused house series. four pieces configured thru soft interplay of randomized / repetitive systems. ambient warrior values. limited to 200

castanea records present its sixth release by pressure point. the vinyl includes 3 original rhythmical glitch/micro tracks which juxtapose to the melodic synthesis tending to housemusic noteworthy to the expansion of some modular randomized sounds . a complete ep in every respect which also includes a remix by tc80 targeted to the dancefloor . do not forget that the release will be only on vinyl

label boss dodi palese is back on what ever not with a brand new chemtrails ep of 6 tracks including remixes from d’marc cantu (crème organization, m>o>s) & rising techno italian artist chevel (enklav, non series, stroboscopic artefacts). title track results as a sick combination of well randomized drum patterns, synths and abstract layers turned into a bouncing house interpretation by the mighty d’marc cantu. the electric shocks of dodis machines go all the way through ‘storm’ delivering a monster dub track which got also treatment by the eclectic and talented chevel, check his slow tempo doped beats to see what we are talking about. two additional luscious bonus tracks, barium and aluminum, complete the package. dodi palese brings the chemtrail conspiracy theory to the music dimension!

supported by: raresh, zip, ricardo villalobos and more.
noidoi are back on track! the romanian invaders team up with their second ep on our beloved sublabel love letters from oslo. after their last ep dupa joi on oslo, which was released just a short while ago, the masters of puristic funk are back again. inainte inapoi iar starts with a randomized and funky off-beat snare drum, which morphs into a deep and massive bass break anthem. then, the simple but classy melody pads lead into a typical romanian house groover, which is distinguished by his complex drum patterns and edgy percussion. the second track peloc, made of a playful oldschool melody, reminds on the good old times back in the days. a solid tool for unique moments, which can be big, if used in the right order!

the buzz of the forthcoming cannibal album which carries the suiting name hannibal, is getting stronger and stronger. in the meantime cannibal society has a few 12inch tricks up its sleeve, anthropophagus might not sound familiar, but the man behind it most definitely does!

a multi-coloured journey through the worlds biggest sounds feat. axwell & bob sinclar,the ting tings,moby,dirty south and a host of big love exclusives