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PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS end 2021 with a Full on Electro Assault from the one and only WEE DJ's, bringing a slamming 4 track Vinyl ep from the Edinburgh Master. More
PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS end 2021 with a Full on Electro Assault from the one and only WEE DJ's, bringing a slamming 4 track Vinyl ep from the Edinburgh Master. More
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Pyramid Transmissions are proud to present the 3rd part the amazing J Frank vinyl lp series -Shifting Baseline Cycle
This trilogy started with the killer Spatial Orbit Intersection on PT, followed by Faulty Source Monitor on Irrational Media Society. Shifting Baseline Cycle brings more futuristic Idm/Electro with 6 killer cuts!!!
PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS transmitting Electro goodness since 2000!!!!!
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This trilogy started with the killer Spatial Orbit Intersection on PT, followed by Faulty Source Monitor on Irrational Media Society. Shifting Baseline Cycle brings more futuristic Idm/Electro with 6 killer cuts!!!
PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS transmitting Electro goodness since 2000!!!!!
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Fleck E.S.C - Space Vampires
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Broken Joe - Gordons Alive
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Datacrashrobot - Stream Processing
Pyramid Transmissions are proud to present the 3rd part of our 'Alien Transmissions' V/A vinyl series.
Up this time we have another amazing array of Dope Underground Artists from the world of Electro with 4 killer futuristic cuts!!! More
Up this time we have another amazing array of Dope Underground Artists from the world of Electro with 4 killer futuristic cuts!!! More
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Lectro Cod E - Don't Want No Smoke
PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS return hot on the heels of the fantastic WEE DJS ep with ALIEN TRANSMISSIONS Vol2 with various artists from the Electro Underground.
This limited vinyl unleashes four Futuristic Electro cuts from ADJ (Pyramid Transmissions/Touchin Bass), HATCH(Section 27/Earthlings), DEFUNKT DIALEKT (Irrational Media Society/Kraktronic/Spacebar Sentiments) and LECTRO COD E (Woodwork/Diffuse Reality).
Music for your feet and your mind, underlining the forward thinking ethos of PT. More
This limited vinyl unleashes four Futuristic Electro cuts from ADJ (Pyramid Transmissions/Touchin Bass), HATCH(Section 27/Earthlings), DEFUNKT DIALEKT (Irrational Media Society/Kraktronic/Spacebar Sentiments) and LECTRO COD E (Woodwork/Diffuse Reality).
Music for your feet and your mind, underlining the forward thinking ethos of PT. More
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Pyramid Transmissions starts the new decade with another trademark release of full on Futuristic, non generic Electro music to celebrate 20 years of our beloved Label. As always we give a first vinyl release to several artists which is the cornerstone of the PT way.
ALIEN TRANSMISSIONS Vol 1 is a 4 track EP from some of the best underground artists around from various different countries.
First off is Veronica Green, hailing from Sweden but based in London too, she has been making music for many years and has had releases on Section 27, Crobot Musik, Touched and her very own and very coveted Earthlings Compilations with partner ADJ.
Next up is one of our previous PT Artists, Hatch has been around for 30 years on the underground scene in both the UK and California. He has released on various labels including Earthlings, Section 27 and our own PT label.
On the flip we start with Dave Flint, one half of the amazing Flint Kids. He has been making Underground Electro and IDM for a decade or so with Danny Nolan on their label Interakt but we are proud to present his first solo release with this squelchy acid electro masterpiece.
2nd track on the flip is by Errorbeauty and Serge Geyzel, hailing from Bulgaria and Russia respectively but based in Berlin.
They have both released seperately on Errorbeauty's Arkada vinyl label and Battery Park Studio, Earthlings and separately on Outlaw 303, Combat, Crobot Muzik and more.
This is the first of a number of releases lined up for our 20th year 2020 with lots of uncompromising Electro Music from Wee Dj's, Datacrashrobot, ADJ and Pathic and much more.
PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS, UNDERGROUND FOR LIFE!!!!!!!!
Tracklisting
A1) Veronica Green - Deeper
A2) Hatch - Depresse Mode
B1) Dave Flint - Nectar
B2) Errorbeauty and Serge Geyzel - Between Colours More
ALIEN TRANSMISSIONS Vol 1 is a 4 track EP from some of the best underground artists around from various different countries.
First off is Veronica Green, hailing from Sweden but based in London too, she has been making music for many years and has had releases on Section 27, Crobot Musik, Touched and her very own and very coveted Earthlings Compilations with partner ADJ.
Next up is one of our previous PT Artists, Hatch has been around for 30 years on the underground scene in both the UK and California. He has released on various labels including Earthlings, Section 27 and our own PT label.
On the flip we start with Dave Flint, one half of the amazing Flint Kids. He has been making Underground Electro and IDM for a decade or so with Danny Nolan on their label Interakt but we are proud to present his first solo release with this squelchy acid electro masterpiece.
2nd track on the flip is by Errorbeauty and Serge Geyzel, hailing from Bulgaria and Russia respectively but based in Berlin.
They have both released seperately on Errorbeauty's Arkada vinyl label and Battery Park Studio, Earthlings and separately on Outlaw 303, Combat, Crobot Muzik and more.
This is the first of a number of releases lined up for our 20th year 2020 with lots of uncompromising Electro Music from Wee Dj's, Datacrashrobot, ADJ and Pathic and much more.
PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS, UNDERGROUND FOR LIFE!!!!!!!!
Tracklisting
A1) Veronica Green - Deeper
A2) Hatch - Depresse Mode
B1) Dave Flint - Nectar
B2) Errorbeauty and Serge Geyzel - Between Colours More
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PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS presents the 1st solo release on the label from PT partner PATHIC.
PATHIC (John Cranmer) is no stranger to Electro heads as he has been releasing beautifully crafted Electro trax for 20 years now, releasing on Outside Recordings, Cultivated Electronics, Minimal Soul, Earthlings, Ai and Pyramid Transmissions.
REBIRTH ep is a sublime mixture of Electro music with stunning tinges of Detroit Techno and lush pads over deep and funky 808 beats that is the signature of PATHIC's music. More
PATHIC (John Cranmer) is no stranger to Electro heads as he has been releasing beautifully crafted Electro trax for 20 years now, releasing on Outside Recordings, Cultivated Electronics, Minimal Soul, Earthlings, Ai and Pyramid Transmissions.
REBIRTH ep is a sublime mixture of Electro music with stunning tinges of Detroit Techno and lush pads over deep and funky 808 beats that is the signature of PATHIC's music. More
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rush of life's high-speed journey, it invites introspection, courageously urging listeners to delve into the
intricate web of contemporary life.
This EP is inspired by deep reflections on the meaning of life in a fast-paced world filled with thoughts and
emotions. It symbolizes a futuristic journey, mirroring the human struggle to gain an external perspective in
our busy lives. Random Alias prompts users to contemplate their existence, offering a musical experience
that transcends mere dance rhythms.
The 5 tracker showcases a wide array of sounds, from aggressive tones to captivating and atmospheric
elements unveiling a new face of the label that keeps exploring the interconnection between human and
technology.
The A side roars with high bpm and furious rhythms."Keep me high" express the need of escaping ordinary
life, seeking something that keeps us "high" and allows to escape and reset.
Following up "Fast Rate" spans a variety of influences, blending the allure of old-school Detroit electro with
futuristic sounds achieved through bold experimentation and advanced wave modeling. This fusion results
in a diverse and innovative sonic aesthetic, ranging from nostalgic '80s/'90s vibes to experimental
dimensions where tones morph and evolve.
"Solo in Space" and "Restless" on the filp side deliver direct, pulsating sounds and rhythms, embracing an
impactful electro-techno vision. These tracks merge both worlds, combining the energy and drive of electro
with the power and tension typical of techno, resulting in a sonic journey that blurs genre boundaries.
Completing the collection is a digital bonus track, "Galactic Power," which serves as a soulful embodiment of
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of bright pulses and ethereal FM synthesis.
This release represents a bold and progressive vision of electro, confirming and solidifying the eclectic
direction and the concept of inter genre flexibility. Music can be an ever-evolving form of art, blending
elements that transport listeners to distant cosmic realms.
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Label:Natural Sciences
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Entombed between the approaching war machine, Berlin's squat metal underground and the corrosive electronics broadcast from the Hague's bunker network, Chaosy's "Bad Magic" marks his first on the label, with tracks pulled together from equipment left behind in Ukraine and resurrected in makeshift studios while on the road.
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A figure who collaborated with M. Finnkreig and active in the 80's German underground and tape trading circuit, he disappeared off the grid, leaving few documents of his music behind, with the handful of remaining tapes swallowed by mould or fried in electrical accidents. What is left is true unhinged tracks from the edge, with six cuts of jacking proto-house (Haiwasa, T.B.A), night-stalker surveillance wave jams (Hong Kong Wedding Night), Black ops narco paranoia (Private Apocalypse) and static knuckle-dragging workouts (Here Comes Escape). A snapshot into a man on the edge!!
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Format: 12” Vinyl (140g, Black)
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A1 / Viol
B1 / Opr
B2 / Conspiracy Origins
Release Info:
Turbo celebrates the 10th anniversary of Gesaffelstein’s seminal work on the
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Viol begins like the tuning of a modernist symphony, a brilliant aesthetic flourish
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tension builds and builds, waves of rising paranoia and driving rage run straight off a
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