Tracklisting
A1 Dimi Angélis - Drifter
A2 Dimi Angélis - Tyrant
B1 Dimi Angélis - Limbo
B2 Dimi Angélis - Phantom

Sales Note
Dimi Angelis is coming bright-eyed and bushy-tailed with his 3rd appearance on Tar Hallow, bringing 4 intense, hard tracks

DIMI ANGELIS INCUBUS TAR022 More

Tracklisting
A1 Dimi Angelis - Shadowland
A2 Dimi Angelis - Intergalactic
B1 Dimi Angelis - Crionics
B2 Dimi Angelis - Ice Warrior

Sales Note
The 13th release of Dimi Angelis on his ANGLS labels just comes in the right time. In a moment where the urge for something raw and real never has been bigger, Dimi delivers four pounding tracks.

The A side of this EP consists of two tracks, "Shadowland" and its spatial nuances catch one right at the beginning with its lasso-like loops, who won't let go too easily as the track evolves. Highly dancefloor oriented is the track "Intergalactic", with its mechanical noise attack, using the 909 to create suspense paired with punchy inductions.

On the B side one is encountered with "Crionics", a track which transports into a deep sonic hole, an access to full immersion, giving both tension and resolution to the listener. The strength of "Ice Warrior" resonates through voltaic frequencies and is the abstract yet wholesome conclusion to this work of art.

Dimi Angelis is back with his signature sound set to stir up every floor from basements to warehouses. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Dimi Angelis - Biomodification
A2 Dimi Angelis - Exile
B1 Dimi Angelis - Exile [1969 remix by Oscar Mulero]
B2 Dimi Angelis - New Dark Age

Sales Note
Dimi Angelis returns to ANGLS with the label's 12th release, featuring four deadly and straightforward, heads-down machine tracks delivered like cosmic armaments, alongside an especially psychedelic remix by Oscar Mulero. The blend of form and function is evident - these expertly performed minimalistic drills are implemented with catastrophic results, aimed at total annihilation. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Dimi Angélis - Untergang
A2 Dimi Angélis - Purify
B1 Dimi Angélis - Drone Rider
B2 Dimi Angélis - Aftermath


Sales Note
Dimi Angelis with his characteristic obsessive way brings a new 12inch on Tar Hallow with 4 excellent raw bangers.


"The Time Machine 1895-2023" More

Tracklisting:
A1 Dimi Angélis - K-Scope
A2 Dimi Angélis - Sasquatch
B1 Dimi Angélis - Crunchy Water
B2 Dimi Angélis - Dark Sneak

Release Note:
Techno made for basements

A side Run-in etching
DIMI ANGELIS UNDERGROUND GARDEN ------ TAR007 [black as tar] --------- TECHNO MADE FOR BASEMENTS

A side Run out etching
K-Scope / Sasquatch - TAR007

B side Run out Etching
DIMI ANGELIS - Crunchy Water / Dark Sneak

Early support by Adriana Lopez, Alderaan, Ancient Methods, Angel Molina, Ben Sims, Cari Lekebusch, Dave Clarke, Deniro, Dj Bruce Lee, Earwax, Fanon Flowers, Farceb, Johannes Volk, JP Enfant, Juho Kusti, Kaiser, Kangding Ray, Lenny Posso, Lewis Fautzi, Marcel Fengler, Marco Bailey, Nihad Tule, Nuno dos Santos, O [Phase], Pacou, Roseen, Somniac One, Stefan Vincent, The Advent, Tom Hades. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Dimi Angelis - The Web of Fear
A2 Dimi Angelis - Burlesque
B1 Dimi Angelis - Imaginary Voyage
B2 Dimi Angelis - Polemics

Release Note:
Dimi Angelis' 10th release on his ANGLS label is an exercise in weaponised minimalism
- four highly machined tools, rich with subliminal and subversive frequencies.

"The Web of Fear" opens with assertive and persistent percussion complemented by an enveloping low-end that slowly builds tension across the track's length. "Burlesque" follows with a militant, broken rhythm pattern that is progressively interrupted by dissonant and metallic stabs. Both tracks are free of frills - the few elements at play here are used to their full effect to create standout tools, perfect for layering.

"Imaginary Voyage" veers into minimalist sci-fi territory, perhaps the most introspective track on the EP. It presents a sparse groove decorated by FM tones that come and go like passing comets. "Polemics" closes the story with aggressive character - machine-driven, bitcrushed loops driven to the point o destruction, against the ebb and flow of a continuously modulated low-end. All bite, no bark. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Dimi Angélis - Burning Bush
A2 Dimi Angélis - Interscope
B1 Dimi Angélis - Riot Lovers
B2 Dimi Angélis - Micromégas

Release Note
***
To meet with confidence
the cynic years;
Battling in wars that
never can be won,
seeking the lost cause
and the brave defeat.
*** More

After some quiet, comes a new storm. Fresh on the heels of his first solo album, 6th Floor or Basement, which just came out on Key Vinyl, Dimi Angelis is set tot release a new EP on his own imprint. ANLGS 009 features three fine tracks.

Fifty Fifty is a whizzing powerhouse, its syncopated arpeggios driving it along. Eastern Phantasy takes the listener across a dark and revolving landscape of sound. Mysterious and alluring at the same time. Final track Magnetik is the odd one out on this EP. In terms of sound design, certainly not in terms of impact. Repetitive, industrial stabs interlaced with a subtle driving synth make for a compelling whole. More

First solo Album for the Dutch artist Dimi Angelis. A full picture of one of the most productive artist in techno in the last decade. More

Dimi Angelis' eighth release on his ANGLS label is essentially a tale of four brothers. Four separate tracks, clearly related yet with distinctive qualities that sets each of them apart in its own unique way.
"Out Of Nowhere" does its name justice by hitting home from its opening bars, throwing a messy sawtooth layered with evolving percussion at the listener. Following suit, "Funky Lizard" is an amalgamy of trippy, filtered arps blended with a classic rhythm section. Damage guaranteed.
Third up but musically no where near third place we find the aptly named "Titan", an unabating industrial track that has quite the character as a tool but performs just as well on its own. Fast and gritty. As if forged from the same fire as "Funky Lizard" closer "Automatic" once more takes a turn for the introvert in an almost Millsian fashion by employing driving tonal paths and hissing drums forming a grand conclusion. More

Self Reflektion's 12th release comes from the hands of Dimi Angelis - one of Netherland's finest techno producers coming through with a solid three-tracker techno EP. Essential dancefloor killers! More

Tracklisting
A1 Dimi Angelis - Shadowland
A2 Dimi Angelis - Intergalactic
B1 Dimi Angelis - Crionics
B2 Dimi Angelis - Ice Warrior

Sales Note
The 13th release of Dimi Angelis on his ANGLS labels just comes in the right time. In a moment where the urge for something raw and real never has been bigger, Dimi delivers four pounding tracks.

The A side of this EP consists of two tracks, "Shadowland" and its spatial nuances catch one right at the beginning with its lasso-like loops, who won't let go too easily as the track evolves. Highly dancefloor oriented is the track "Intergalactic", with its mechanical noise attack, using the 909 to create suspense paired with punchy inductions.

On the B side one is encountered with "Crionics", a track which transports into a deep sonic hole, an access to full immersion, giving both tension and resolution to the listener. The strength of "Ice Warrior" resonates through voltaic frequencies and is the abstract yet wholesome conclusion to this work of art.

Dimi Angelis is back with his signature sound set to stir up every floor from basements to warehouses. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Dimi Angelis - Biomodification
A2 Dimi Angelis - Exile
B1 Dimi Angelis - Exile [1969 remix by Oscar Mulero]
B2 Dimi Angelis - New Dark Age

Sales Note
Dimi Angelis returns to ANGLS with the label's 12th release, featuring four deadly and straightforward, heads-down machine tracks delivered like cosmic armaments, alongside an especially psychedelic remix by Oscar Mulero. The blend of form and function is evident - these expertly performed minimalistic drills are implemented with catastrophic results, aimed at total annihilation. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Dimi Angelis - The Web of Fear
A2 Dimi Angelis - Burlesque
B1 Dimi Angelis - Imaginary Voyage
B2 Dimi Angelis - Polemics

Release Note:
Dimi Angelis' 10th release on his ANGLS label is an exercise in weaponised minimalism
- four highly machined tools, rich with subliminal and subversive frequencies.

"The Web of Fear" opens with assertive and persistent percussion complemented by an enveloping low-end that slowly builds tension across the track's length. "Burlesque" follows with a militant, broken rhythm pattern that is progressively interrupted by dissonant and metallic stabs. Both tracks are free of frills - the few elements at play here are used to their full effect to create standout tools, perfect for layering.

"Imaginary Voyage" veers into minimalist sci-fi territory, perhaps the most introspective track on the EP. It presents a sparse groove decorated by FM tones that come and go like passing comets. "Polemics" closes the story with aggressive character - machine-driven, bitcrushed loops driven to the point o destruction, against the ebb and flow of a continuously modulated low-end. All bite, no bark. More

After some quiet, comes a new storm. Fresh on the heels of his first solo album, 6th Floor or Basement, which just came out on Key Vinyl, Dimi Angelis is set tot release a new EP on his own imprint. ANLGS 009 features three fine tracks.

Fifty Fifty is a whizzing powerhouse, its syncopated arpeggios driving it along. Eastern Phantasy takes the listener across a dark and revolving landscape of sound. Mysterious and alluring at the same time. Final track Magnetik is the odd one out on this EP. In terms of sound design, certainly not in terms of impact. Repetitive, industrial stabs interlaced with a subtle driving synth make for a compelling whole. More

Dimi Angelis' eighth release on his ANGLS label is essentially a tale of four brothers. Four separate tracks, clearly related yet with distinctive qualities that sets each of them apart in its own unique way.
"Out Of Nowhere" does its name justice by hitting home from its opening bars, throwing a messy sawtooth layered with evolving percussion at the listener. Following suit, "Funky Lizard" is an amalgamy of trippy, filtered arps blended with a classic rhythm section. Damage guaranteed.
Third up but musically no where near third place we find the aptly named "Titan", an unabating industrial track that has quite the character as a tool but performs just as well on its own. Fast and gritty. As if forged from the same fire as "Funky Lizard" closer "Automatic" once more takes a turn for the introvert in an almost Millsian fashion by employing driving tonal paths and hissing drums forming a grand conclusion. More

In the seventh EP to come out on his own imprint, labelhead Dimi Angelis serves up four tracks, each distinctively ANGLS: bare and unassuming music. Opening track "Live Chat Events" leaves little space for actual conversation and immediately hits home with some thorough techno that reminisces of a bygone rave era which refuses to be forgotten. Follow-up "Index" continues that feel but switches things up by delving off the deep, ever so slightly distorted synth end. On the flipside Angelis allows subtle percussion movements to do the talking in "Lotus". Proper and powerful on its own, equally useful as a tool. "Cosmodrome" closes down #007 and is the most introvert of the four with a unique, submerged sounding pattern that gradually builds and falls. An EP that will fit and improve any collection. More