OHM 'Tribal Tone', need we say more? First released on HUBBA HUBBA back in 92, still sounds as relevant today as it did in the clubs back then. Still caned by house DJs du jour from BICEP to Andrew Weatherall to Pete Tong. We could go on all day about the history of this track, all the coolest DJ feedback, but you know here it is from the horses mouth, from the people that were there, from the youtube comments: Damm…Great Flashbacks of Club Erotica back in 95’ - Long Beach Sergeant333 “In 1993, this was the best song ever played in the LA Club Scene! It sounded so different when played over dance club speakers. The speakers in our cars and computers can never compare” “This tune really rocked my world back when i was 15 and growing up in the New England (US) scene. Much respect mate, you helped shape my imho impeccable musical tastes” overseastom “House room, LazerDrome, Peckham Rye, 1993 - Thank You for the fond memories! Yogi's the man!” shivasummer “Jeeez, I've been looking for this track for more than 10 years on the web…. Still groove like hell, The 90s were such a flourishing period for House experiments !!!” Dj kale


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Rumbling beat, mindbending dub chord and atmospheric safari by one of the absolute veterans of the Icelandic techno scene. Q-Box was originally released in 1999 on the legendary Thule Records and has since then been one of the ultimate go-to dub techno track for DJs worldwide. Now, 22 years later, the release has been remastered – and to add a little sprinke to the cake we have worthy remixes from some of the mightiest of the current Reykjavik techno scene. More

X/OZ presents their most awaited release yet: Fifth Force EP by Yagya. One of the most respected and embraced electronic music artist in Iceland since the early nineties, Yagya, a.k.a Sanasol, OZ Artist & Plastic now takes his sound further into a deeper, harder atmosphere. Known for beautiful deep minimal music with ambient soundscapes, this release speeds things up to 140 bpm while still maintaining the distinctive Yagya sound. As a special treat the EP includes a track written by Yagya, "Getting Closer To An Unknown Goal", originally released under the moniker "Rhythm of Snow" which later became the name of Yagya's first LP. The EP also includes the magical ambient track from his vintage collection "A Very Long Daydream". Fifth Force is not to be missed by any Yagya fans out there, new and old.
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For the first X/OZ release of 2018 we have brand new material from Russian musical prodigy Nikita Zabelin. His first release in two years, Nikita brings us a fresh take on minimal techno with a breadth of styles and approaches to the genre. Previously releasing on Nina Kraviz's Trip label this will be Nikita's X/OZ debut. This release, Trans Siberian Express also features a remix by label head Exos, thus combining the forces of both artists to create the Russian/Icelandic collaboration of the year.
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