Format: 12" (dark purple vinyl)
Another release, another gem! Two techno tracks with minimalistic essence of the '90.
Roland SH-101s, TR-808 and TR-909: this is what we need for dance.
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Presenting the evolution of IN SYNC’s undisputed UK techno classic, namely ‘Storm’. IN SYNC is of course Lee Purkis, co-founder of the legendary Fat Cat record store in London and a highly-respected figure among the early underground scene. Here, lovingly reinvented by who both In Sync and Last Known Trajectory consider to be some of the finest, and in some instances perhaps most understated artists in the business of true electronic music, LKT proudly presents reinterpretations of this legendary track, alongside new versions of accompanying tracks, ‘Warm’ and ‘Subway Route’. Split over two separately available twelve inch EPs, on this, part two of two, we have stunning reinventions from Terrace (Evo-Lute Muzik) and a bass-rich, subterranean trip-of-a-lifetime from cv313 (echospace [detroit]).
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Delsin's considered re-issue and re-release arm follows up on EPs from Claro Intelecto and son.sine with a trip back to an early UK techno heyday. The man behind the two tracks getting attention is In Sync aka Lee Purkis, generally regarded as someone who played a key role in the development of house and techno in England not just because of his DJ sets - Purkis would travel to the US to buy records no one else had - but so too for his productions. A steady stream of them was released from 1992 onwards on Irdial Discs, Plink Plonk and Fortune8 and each one was to the furthermost of futuristic techno and deep, spacious house music. The re-issues presented here ('Storm' from a 1992 EP and 'Subway Route' alongside Pluto from 1993) have been fully licensed by Delsin from Irdial and have been transferred from the original master reel-to-reel tape for full authenticity. 'Storm' is an epic 12-minute plus track that travels to the furthest regions of out galaxy where warm so lar winds breeze past, the sound of spaceships circles you and a pinging kick drums drive you along. The hi hats are feathery light and jazzy and curious little alien synth sounds draw you deeper into this still futuristic sounding world. On the flip, 'Subway Route' is a 17-minute house trip that's lively and jazzy, airy and breezy and sounds like Boo Williams jamming with Carl Craig such is its hi tech sense of soul and seductive synth work. As ever this is a quality re-issue from Delsin that shines light on an often sadly overlooked producer and his truly pioneering discography. More

One of Back To Life's most requested releases returns in a 2023 version that includes the "original mix" of "Quo Vadis" (a real classic house/techno crossover track) + on B-side a new remix, never released on vinyl by Frank Kusserow. More

Back To Life deliver the second reissue of a Z-Formation's EP originally released in 1991. Four old school deep house and techno tracks. Chords progressions, lfo bass kick, melodic lines and italo house style piano are the elements that peoples likes from this stunning release by Nick Holder and Nick Fiorucci. More

Back To Life continues with its quality reissues. This time it is the turn of Z-Formation's 'Intense EP'. A 1991 classic originally released by Hi-Bias Records.
Four timeless tracks, a mix of deep house and early techno. More

Official Reissue of the 1992's “A Tone Colour Of Onirico” classic! Back to Life is proud to presents another gem produced by Emanuele Luzzi, under the Oneiric name.
This is one of the release that made the history of House and Techno scene worldwide. More

If you say Brawther you mean trip, like the cities he lived in (Paris, Leeds, Lisbon) and the countries where his DJ's sets have been (Sweden, Japan, UK).
Back To Life with this collection wants to propose a journey, with music.
Directly from one of his first productions on My Love Is Underground, "Don't Go" has been defined: "a very dark track with violent beats that can be used in a hard deep house or strong techno set! Very good use of vocals with a sensual female voice." "Negentropy" is perfect for club use. Someone says: "the kinda Deep gem that plays in your head for weeks."
Last but not least "VXVXVX" taken from the Balance label is a true classic of the modern deephouse. More

Melodic, powerfull and very deep classic tracks by Mike Huckaby. Originally released on Cross Section Records in 1997. More

30th anniversary of a milestone Acid and Deep House.
Remastered from the original tapes, new original full cover, 180 gram vinyl, insert with the words of Emanuele Luzzi aka Onirico.
A classic: nothing more to say. More

Format: 12" (dark purple vinyl)
Another release, another gem! Two techno tracks with minimalistic essence of the '90.
Roland SH-101s, TR-808 and TR-909: this is what we need for dance.
Don't miss it! For true lovers! More

Finally, after a long time, a new edition of this timeless classic of deep house music.
Back to Life together with Chez Damier has done a long research work: for the first time all versions of the original EP are repressed on the same vinyl with accurate version names and some hidden gems.
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Back To Life is pleased to re-press these two classics by Orlando Voorn aka FIX.
"Flash" originally released in 1992 and "From The Ghetto" released in 1994 in collaboration with Blake Baxter. More

Back To Life transports you to a new stunning acid-tinged deep house journey
Officially licensed from F-Communications / Pias.
A truly gem from 1995 that also includes a remix by Shazz. More

This gem from 1998 is produced by Jean Frank Cochois aka Jeremy. A set of atmospheres: deep, tech, chill, which will make you travel through time. "Spiritual Reality" is considered a timeless classic in the deep-house scene. More

Back to Life strikes again with another hidden jam from the past. Originally released in 2006 “Going Home” EP was signed by
a side-project of John Beltran called Nostagic.

This new 2021 edition includes: “Placid Angles”, “Detroit Moments” and “Going Home”.

Highly recommended for all 'Detroit Ambient Techno Lovers' !
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TRACKLIST
A1: Sometimes I Feel Like (Chicago Vox Mix)
A2: The Choice (Full Dosage)
B1: Warfare (Short Version)


LTD random marbled vinyl
Timeless classics.
Three tracks from house music masters: Ron Trent and Chez Damier.
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TRACKLIST
A1: Sometimes I Feel Like (Chicago Vox Mix)
A2: The Choice (Full Dosage)
B1: Warfare (Short Version)

Timeless classics.
Three tracks from house music masters: Ron Trent and Chez Damier.
All "hard to find" versions. Enjoy! More

Another Classic reissue by Back To Life !!!
This time Orlando Voorn with his unmistakable touch.
The 2020 official license release include:
The Todd Terry like 'Damn Right' with funky drums and samples. The real killer- dancefloors track 'Dance' and two others cuts with off strings and Herbie Hancock approach 'Reckless' and 'Soundclash'.
Originally released on E.S.P. this EP can satisfy any Detroit House and Techno lover. More

*Limited edition of 200 on blue trasparent vinyl*
Another Classic reissue by Back To Life !!!
This time Orlando Voorn with his unmistakable touch.
The 2020 official license release include:
The Todd Terry like 'Damn Right' with funky drums and samples. The real killer- dancefloors track 'Dance' and two others cuts with off strings and Herbie Hancock approach 'Reckless' and 'Soundclash'.
Originally released on E.S.P. this EP can satisfy any Detroit House and Techno lover. More

Leo was born in 1972 and at the age of 15 discovered his passion for electronic music creating his first loops thanks to his Commodore Vic 20 and 64, spreading his own sound in the city when it was impossible to find in Rome any trace of electronic beats.
Soon after he became a true collector of analogue synthesizers with a serious approach in the study of modular synthesis which led him to develop unique skills as we have recognition of them from his early works for ACV records: Attack Random, Riders Of the Future, Noise Generation, Muta, Cannibald and Aeon are still a milestones for nowadays electronic music aficionados.
1989 marked the birth of The Sound of Rome, when Leo met Lory D in a small garage bringing life to a universal and alternative music movement who diffused Techno Music in Rome and all over Italy, pushing these two wizards behind the decks playing along the like of Dave Clarke, Joey Beltram, Robert Armani and UR among others.
In 1995 Leo decided to cut his relationship with ACV records and moved to Rephlex, Aphex Twin’s record label, starting touring with the Rephlex group after the Void album.
Ten years later Leo recorded his first single for a new project: Cannibald Records.
Back to Life main target is to focus on house and techno classics reissue, and the mission continue with the official reissue of 1991 Leo's Noise Generation, a true special record that snaps an unforgettable highlight in the rave scene.
BTL004 will be available with a special insert, black version and very limited white press to delight every serious vinyl collector. More