Tracklist:
A1: Entheology
A2: Japanese Dreams
B: Entheology (Deepbass Remix)

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On his first solo EP for PHORMA, Italian dub explorer Hydergine provides two original tracks, accompanied by a remix by Informa Records' Deepbass. The EP kicks off with the powerful and mesmerizing Entheology, while the second track Japanese Dreams takes a more placid approach creating alluring soundscapes. On the flipside, Deepbass, who previously appeared on PHORMA010, gives Entheology the remix treatment and transforms Hydergine original into an epic 9 minute journey. Sleeve design by New York based artist Sebastian Lemm. Vinyl only.
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Special remarks: 12" with printed inner-sleeves; handcrafted covers: manually stamped, numbered and printed (silk-screening) in Berlin, 180g Vinyl.

Tracklist
A1. Qindek - Come Closer
A2. Qindek - Come Closer (Voltmar remix)
B1. Qindek - Come Closer (Edit Select remake)
B1. Qindek - Come Closer (Kuf remix)


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Stellar new EP on the way from Dutch producer Qindek. The rising star has been on the up as of late having released on labels on such Wolfskin Records and Invite's Choice Records. This time he's releasing on vinyl only label Dreiklang who have had some scintillating cuts from Edit-Select (who appears as one of the remixers on this EP) and Claudio PRC.
Qindek has really been honing his skills and is known as much for his flowing DJ sets as he is for his masterful live sets. This level of technique is truly standing to the artist as we can see from his comfortability with hardware shine through on this project.
'Come Closer' will be the fifth release from the label: it features the original mix Come Closer and three remixes from VOLTMAR, Edit-Select, and KUF, which show the different facades of the track. The original cut is a primal, tribal number merged with club elements. It enters with a bongo-like drum that is followed by a hi-hat for some pace. A surreptitious synth floats in and levitates back and forth, which is coupled with fluctuating keys and toms. It's a mesmerizing number with an understated tempo, bringing the forest to the club.
Cologne based artist VOLTMAR takes the first remix. Known as a DJ for many years now, he has performed in clubs across Europe. He tends to enjoy a deeper sound and this is prevalent in his take on the cut. The percussions are deeper and more hollowed, which creates a different kind of sway. It feels more tribal, with more jungle elements to it. It has less synth and more of a heavy bassline, designed to connect people on a primal level.
Next to feature is none other than Edit-Select. The British native is well established in the club scene and does not disappoint with this remix. A more complex sound, he takes the track and elongates it. It's a consistent sound with underground elements and a slight bit of tempo. It has this divine gothic synth that oscillates with a certain lilt to it. The beat is enchanting as the cut slowly diminishes.
The last stand is by Swedish artist Kuf. Known for his energetic sound, this cut does not disappoint. It's a high-velocity all-out assault club banger. It has rolling beats, speedy hi-hats and a tempo that is driven forward by hand claps. It has a skeleton aspect to it, whereas instead of using builds, they add and subtract elements inject an ever-changing pace.

Vital Sales Points:

- Triangular sound concept: three contrasting takes on the same source material, juxtaposing and unifying three particular electronic music sub-currents
- Hand-made covers
- Vinyl only (180gr)
- Limited to 500 copies More

Special remarks): 12" with printed inner-sleeves; handcrafted covers: manually stamped, numbered and printed (silk-screening) in Berlin, 180g Vinyl.

Tracklist
A1. Ennio Colaci - Stereoscope
A2. Ennio Colaci - Stereoscope (Tadeo Remix)
B1. Ennio Colaci - Stereoscope (David Hausdorf Remix)

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Stereoscope is Ennio Colaci's debut in Dreiklang's third triangular composition with Tadeo and David Hausdorf remixes. Having had their first release in 2015, German based Dreiklang marks their third record after releases from Edit Select and Och. It comes from Italian producer Ennio Colaci who is one of the founders of Bosconi Records and produces alongside the owner Fabio Della Torre under the alias Minimono.
Ennio's Stereoscope steers away from Minimono's disco flavoured house orientated sounds, bringing a warm palette of textures in the form of soft noise, percs, dubby delayed chords and a sub kick and bass relationship reminiscent of early dub techno records.
Alongside the title track there are two remixes from David Hausdorf and Tadeo. Tadeo roughens Stereoscope up and introduces a more techy sound, while David Hausdorf dries up the original, moving the focus to the dub chord.
Stereoscope on Dreiklang is a 180g, vinyl only release surfacing in handcrafted record sleeves by Berlin based artist Nils Altland on the 14th of March 2017.
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VINYL ONLY!
Tracklist
A1. Edit Select - Loop Continue B1. Edit Select - Loop Continue (Claudio PRC Remix) B2. Edit Select - Loop Continue (Dino Sabatini Remix)

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Dreiklang Records set sail in February 2016 with the excellent First Contact EP which featured OCH, Hydergine and Kelovolt, three singular artists each handing in their own contrasting take on the same source material. The Berlin-based vinyl-only label now returns with the same concept for the Loop Continue EP. For their second release Dreiklang call upon three strong figures of the techno scene, each displaying a highly distinct voice in keeping with the triangular concept of the label: Scottish veteran Edit Select and Italian purveyors of everything dark and deep, Dino Sabatini and Claudio PRC.
The three tracker kicks off with the deep sub-aquatic sounds of Tony Scott aka Edit Select, who produces the original version of Loop Continue, an introspective DJ tool. The Scottish producer goes straight to the point from the very start with a dusky loop that is slowly overcome by a glistening, luxuriant drone.
Claudio PRC hands in a stunning rework. A hypnotizing bass drives the track forward while tranquil chords ease in and out of focus.
Finally, Dino Sabatini, a regular collaborator of Edit Select, drops in fresh from the release of his Omonimo LP. The Outis Music boss closes the EP on a dreamy piece of broken-beat where beautiful glowing drones command attention.
Loop Continue is set for vinyl-only release June 14th on Dreiklang. The records will come as a 180g vinyl with handmade covers by Nils Atland, limited to 500 pieces.
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Tracklist:
A1. OCH - First Contact
A2. OCH - First Contact (Hydergine Remix)
B1. OCH - First Contact (Kelovolt Remix)
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Newly established Berlin-based vinyl-only label Dreiklang dive straight into the physical world with First Contact. The label's distinctive triangular concept is reflected in its name with Dreiklang pursuing a three-fold approach to electronic music. Each release presents three contrasting takes on the same source material, juxtaposing and unifying three particular electronic music sub-currents. For their first outing, Dreiklang call upon an international team of producers with OCH, Hydergine and Kelovolt dropping in for their respective shots of tech-house, dub techno, and dark drone techno. The tight three-tracker will see the light of day on a 500 limited edition run of 180gr high-quality wax with the beautiful hand-drawn designs of Berlin artist Nils Altland gracing each sleeve, transforming the covers into individual works of arts. First up on Dreiklang001 is Londoner OCH (Autoreply / Stuga Musik), who takes a simple keyboard line into menacing territory, steering the dancefloor towards the grittier ends of tech-house. A funky bassline leads the way as distant synths exhale in glossy metalic fashion and the road is adequately paved for the reinterpretations that follow. Second up, comes Hydergine. The Italian producer lives up to his brain enhancement drug name by dropping a smart dub-techno rework where mind-numbing kicks bring the listener on an atmospheric joyride through the deeper ends of narcosis. Kelovolt complete the triangle with an immersive remix where drone-heavy soundscapes take center stage for a delicately hypnotic finale. First Contact is out December 16th on Dreiklang.
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