Fresh from dropping a suitably forthright EP on Mistress Recordings, Anthony Rother returns to Danny Daze's OMNIDISC imprint for the first time since 2017. The long-serving German producer is in fine form from the word go, with opener "Machine" offering a particularly mind-altering blend of broken techno rhythms, wayward electronic motifs, electro sassiness, deep space sounds and robotic, Kraftwerk style vocal snippets. You'll find more vocal nods towards the Dusseldorf legends on "Compute Me", a dark, throbbing and mind-mangling techno stomper, while "Rubber Skirt" is an angular but funky romp through distorted electro territory. Like the rest of the cuts on the EP, it's deliciously weighty and peak-time ready. More

Renowned Frankfurt-based producer Anthony Rother delivers an otherworldly release on Rekids offshoot, Stranger in The Night. Very few electronic music artists stand the test of time but German electro pioneer and visionary, Anthony Rother, is one of them. Whether running labels like Psi49Net, Stahl Industries and Datapunk or working alongside the likes of Sven Väth, DJ Hell and Kraftwerk’s Karl Bartos, Rother’s legacy stands tall. Having made recent appearances on DVS1’s Mistress or Danny Daze’s OMNIDISC, Rother now connects with Stranger In The Night, joining a tight roster of luminaries including King Britt, Fred P and label boss Radio Slave. ‘We Are The Future’ opens the package with sci-fi synths, a decaying vocal and arpeggiated highs, before ‘Super Future Metropolis’ continues the theme with ultramodern vocoding and industrial drum patterns. Following on, ‘The Message’ sweeps in with laser-like stabs and a leading lyrical sample until two new perspectives conclude the package: the multi-layered ‘We Are The Future (D-Cut)’ with its intricate keys and a ‘Space Mix’ of ‘The Message’ which widens the audio journey with lightly flowing pads. More

(Vinyl part 1/2) While "Mistress 12" features completely new electro techno endeavors including "Technic Electric" from DVS1's Fabric 96 mix, the second 12-inch is a re-release of Rother’s Datapunk classic "Back Home" that comes with new vocal-centered interpretations, a never-ending acapella loop and two club edits by DVS1.
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Brand new double A-sided Anthony Rother 12” hitting the shelves in May!
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Versatile 4 track ep by Dean Grenier delivering some tingling tracks somewhere between Detroit rooted techno and industrial house. Two emotionally driven tracks in "Sweet Dreams" & "Nowhere Man" ... backed with the mechanically touched Radiant Damage. The EP rounds out with Quantum Entanglement, a tempo shifting, mind altering piece of recorded music. Vibrant energies on this 3rd release from Deam Grenier for Omnidisc! More

Fresh from dropping a suitably forthright EP on Mistress Recordings, Anthony Rother returns to Danny Daze's OMNIDISC imprint for the first time since 2017. The long-serving German producer is in fine form from the word go, with opener "Machine" offering a particularly mind-altering blend of broken techno rhythms, wayward electronic motifs, electro sassiness, deep space sounds and robotic, Kraftwerk style vocal snippets. You'll find more vocal nods towards the Dusseldorf legends on "Compute Me", a dark, throbbing and mind-mangling techno stomper, while "Rubber Skirt" is an angular but funky romp through distorted electro territory. Like the rest of the cuts on the EP, it's deliciously weighty and peak-time ready. More

Fresh from dropping a suitably forthright EP on Mistress Recordings, Anthony Rother returns to Danny Daze's OMNIDISC imprint for the first time since 2017. The long-serving German producer is in fine form from the word go, with opener "Machine" offering a particularly mind-altering blend of broken techno rhythms, wayward electronic motifs, electro sassiness, deep space sounds and robotic, Kraftwerk style vocal snippets. You'll find more vocal nods towards the Dusseldorf legends on "Compute Me", a dark, throbbing and mind-mangling techno stomper, while "Rubber Skirt" is an angular but funky romp through distorted electro territory. Like the rest of the cuts on the EP, it's deliciously weighty and peak-time ready. More

Diving into FM Synthesis, Dean Grenier brings his sophomore release to Omnidisc. Delivering a 3 track EP intended for mental gymnastics at 3 different periods of the night. Enjoy responsibly More

Roe Deers returns to the Omnidisc family with a 4 tracker of their infectious horror dance sound. Killer release!! More

David Vunk, head of the Moustache empire returns to Omnidisc with pure power on this 3 tracker. Dont sleep

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Vincent returns to Omnidisc with his second installment. You Wear A Human Mask But You Have No Human Soul is a dark house inspired driver paired with a Slave to your image which Drvg's more experimental side. Then he closes out the EP with his classic sound in Something Happening Somewhere. More

We welcome Gabo Barranco to the Omnidisc Family. Gabo has a recklessly curious ear for distortion. An enthusiast and creator of electronic music ranging from classic acid house to crackling ambient to Venetian Snares-style glitch bass assaults. On Jazz D, AAAA channels his admittedly shy personality into an identity-hopping slate of ideas that's undeniably intense. More

Hot on the heels of great Black Merlin and David Vunk releases Omnidisc drops another hot one by Shokh. A rocking 3 tracker of somed raw distorted electro along with bit crushed techno. Thats how you make your debut!

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Dimitri Veimar has arrived with the second installment to the Omnidisc Swim Series. The release includes 4 raw cuts from the producer. Ranging from the acid soaked “acid jogging” to the driving cut “6 days”. More

Omnidisc presents Schmutz in Transgender. More

Featuring Barker & Baumecker, The Friend, Schmutz and Space Fresh. The first of the OMNI.VA series. A dark territory.

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Fine modern electronic dance music by Cliff Lothar who is on duty for the third release on Omnidisc. More

Miami in the house! A unique combinations of 808 Miami Bass overload, the Freestyle electro anthems, the Murk legends, the electronic freaks from the Schematic crew, and some external influences together fertilized the new Omnidisc label! It head starts with a 4 track collaboration EP between Danny Daze, 214, Deroboter, Drvg Cvltvre & Philipp Gorbachev. Miami is keeping it real!

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