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  George T – Some Lunar Pursuits EP [AGT Records 004]

  11,99 € excl. tax

  TRACKLIST
  A1. Baby
  A2. Bass Chase
  B1. Lunar Pursuits
  B2. Silver

  RELEASE INGO:

  For their 4th venture, AGT Records presents the cosmic sounds of George T and his solar-sound-system explorations. Responsible for a multitude of club ready releases in the late 90’s and early 2000’s, you can find George Thomson’s aliases in the catalogues of legendary labels such as NRK Sound Division, Stickman Records and Glasgow Underground. Thomson’s sound is a warped fusion of disco, electro and tech-house, splicing together influences from the US tribal and UK tech house scenes that were prevalent in that golden era of electronic dance music.

  This is on display with ‘Some Lunar Pursuits’, as across the EP you find driving, jet-fuelled basslines that lift the tracks off the ground, while ‘Baby’ and ‘Silver’ throw about snappy percussion and dubby, reverb-drenched vocals that bring you back down to Earth and back onto the dancefloor. ‘Bass Chase’ provides a stripped-back bass heavy weapon to switch up the vibe, and title track ‘Lunar Pursuits’ is made for the afters as nostalgic synth lines float around alien house stabs, sending you back into the skies and beyond.

  AGT Records is putting this one back into the stratosphere, all in good time.

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  Central Intelligence ‎– The End [Art Of Dark]

  9,73 € excl. tax

  TRACKLIST
  A1. Alpha Base
  A2. Into Time
  B1. Present-Past
  B2. The-End

  RELEASE INFO:

  Colin Chiddle’s Art of Dark releases its 10th The End by Central Intelligence.

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  Various ‎– Neuromorphic Engineering Vol.1 [Magnonic Signals]

  10,49 € excl. tax

  TRACKLIST
  A1. Reedale Rise - Anatalia
  A2. Darren Nye - Beyond The Stars
  B1. Mihail P - Past Lives
  B2. Spin Fidelity - To Tha Outta Limits

  RELEASE INFO

  Magnonic Signals are proud to present the first of a various artists EP series, Neuromorphic Engineering Vol. 1.
  Kicking things off master of deep electro Reedale Rise delivers a sublime immersive machine funk workout with ‘Anatalia’(+) oozing class from start to finish.
  Next up we have the exceptional talents of Darren Nye fresh off the back of his superb LP on Childhood Intelligence.
  ‘Beyond The Stars’ (+ +) has 90’s techno and electro at its core with just the right amount of intergalactic magic.
  On the flip we welcome back Mihail P with ‘Past Lives’ (-) a slice of pure Detroit inspired brilliance from our man in North Macedonia.
  To close the EP label co-head Spin Fidelity sets the machines to warp dive with ‘To Tha Outta Limits’ (- -) a driving techno track perfect for that 3am boost of high octane energy.
  Signals are getting stronger…

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  T.K. Lawrence ‎– They All Float Down Here EP [Florklang 002]

  9,39 € excl. tax

  TRACKLIST
  A1. They All Float Down Here
  A1. Blue Light District
  B1. Where We Come From
  B2. Rap Dinsosaurs

  RELEASE INFO:

  The label from Japan “Florklang” has started up in 2016. Now Florklang is releasing the second vinyl by producer TK Lawrence from Brooklyn who debut from Irish Cavalier and played actively in Dub Pistols.
  The records include “They All Float Down Here” that he expressed the influence of horror-core into creepy organ sound. Also you could hear everywhere the taste of Hip-hop and Jazz from “Tribute To Where We Come From” and “Rap Dinosaurs” in Side B. The record includes 4 other various tracks that you could feel the New York abundant scene where he brought up. Further more each track based on AKAI S950 and analogue machines when it has created.

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  Federico Lijtmaer – Forever… But Now Ep [Helena 007]

  10,19 € excl. tax

  TRACKLIST
  A1. Só Um Momento
  A2. Serendipia
  B1. Somewhere
  B2. Somewhere (Z@p Remix)

  RELEASE INFO

  Helena returns with its 7th release, this time from Uruguayan alchemist Fede Lijtmaer.

  Each of the three originals shows off his flair and musicality, be it the switch-up drum patterns and delicate keys of ‘Só Um Momento’, the more deliberate swagger of ‘Serendipia’ or the mutating synth line that weaves its aleatoric way through ‘Somewhere’ – everywhere shades of Steve Pickton, Casey Tucker, and other early UK proponents of the Detroit sound.

  Finally, compatriot and friend Z@P remixes ‘Somewhere’, taking familiar but unexpected elements (Chicago house drums and Mathew Jonson synths) and turning them into something entirely modern.

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