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  Dj Silver ‎– LCR003 [Light Channel Recordings]

  9,73 € excl. tax

  TRACKLIST
  A1. P World
  B1. Cell
  B2. Future Domination

  RELEASE INFO:
  Returning to Lisbon’s Light Channel Recordings, DJ Silver mines the rich seam of techno’s late-century flourishing into diverse forms – from stern 4/4 to reflective electro to gorgeous, cinematic ambient. ‘P World’ takes (and merits) the whole A-side: what starts as an unadorned piano solo unfurls into a mélange of sunburnt synth washes and hazy arpeggios, as if Detroit Escalator Co. went to the beach for a day. On the B, ‘Cell’ takes us on a nostalgic flight through Incunabula-era electro, here with a remarkable melodic lead line, while ‘Future Domination’ sheds the introspection and drops us straight into the ritual pressure of a packed techno floor. It’s a timely reminder that, even during a time of confinement, music can transport us to far-flung places.

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  Juan Dairechsion ‎– Barrio Sur [M.E.R]

  9,90 € excl. tax

  TRACKLIST
  A1. Latero
  A2. Bajos Instintos
  B1. La Prima De Laura Palmer
  B2. Superboca

  RELEASE INFO:

  4 track EP by Juan Dairecshion his own label project is finally seeing the light of the night. Each track drags you to a different atmosphere, soulful Chicago/Detroit techno sound with minimalistic arrangements, groovy basslines counterpointing.
  Floor-oriented / DJ-friendly record from Juan, 4 tracks to use and listen at will.

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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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  Station Rose ‎– Gunafa’s Children [Childhood Intelligence]

  10,90 € excl. tax

  TRACKLIST
  A1. Fragezeichen
  A2. Kinker 2
  A3. Equivalent
  B1. Delusion
  B2. Sticker
  

  B3. Butterscotch

  RELEASE INFO:

  Childhood Intelligence Six coming from German-Austrian Audio/Visual Pioneers of digital Culture “STATION ROSE“. Gary Danner & Elisa Rose have been continuously progressing their own Vision of Music and Art since the late 80s, f.e through their own Label Gunafa, Sony Music, PIAS, International Deejay Gigolo Records & collaborations with producers like Atom Heart. Their Project has been highly respected by Media & Press (Hr-fernsehen/ARD Digital, Wire, Mixmag, FAZ) since the early days. With the Child Six Mini Lp we are celebrating their Gunafa 30.0

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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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