90's techno tracks from this Rotterdam techno pioneer David Spanish (also one half of Im Kellar). This is a worthy re-issue a mid 90's release on the Communique sub-label founded by Woody McBride. Including 3 previously unreleased tracks found on the original session tapes. Excellent and relevant house and techno tracks. More

Distangled brings us this re-issue of the highly sought-after House & Techno EP called Roadrunner by Dutch producer David Spanish. Originally released in very limited quantities back in 1996, this record now changes hands for quite some $$$. The tracks off of the Distangled release are re-mastered from the original master tapes and the EP includes 3 previously unreleased tracks. A very versatile 6 tracker! More

After the amazing State Of Play EP, Synaptic Voyager returns to Frame Of Mind with the beautiful and deep Disconnect To Reconnect. Six Detroit influenced techno and house tracks. Simply breathtaking! More

Beautiful early Detroit-inspired House and Techno tracks. More

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Re-issue of this sought after Kumulus rarity originally released as a one-off on Electric Soul in 1992. Belgium pioneer Jan Van den Berghe is responsible for some all-time classics such as Wet's That's The Game, Liaison D's He chilled Out and Mappa Mundi's Sexafari, to name just a few. Under the Kumulus guide, he produced an unforgettable and mesmerizing take on Detroit-ish techno. Inspired by all the great tracks that he licensed for the excellent Buzz label releases and compilations during the early 90's. Timeless! More

Repress on crystal clear vinyl! From the same producers that brought you the Timenet release, here we have a mighty fine re-issue of the very first Hi-Ryze record. Cyberia was originally released through cult label Brainiak back in 1990. Since then the Ubik production team released half a dozen of EP's under the Hi-Ryze name through various other classic imprints such as General Productions and Certificate 18. Here we have Frame Of Mind's faves: Cyberia and After The Flood. Remastered from the original DAT tapes! More

After the excellent Shades Of Black compilation EP, Frame Of Mind brings you another 6 rare and sought after tracks from the mind of Toyin Agbetu. This time you are served with some of Toyin's finest moments as Nemesis. Incl the wonderful and in demand After The Storm and Heartbreaker. Also included is the lesser known groover Let's Make Luv Tonight. Nemesis clubby and ravey side can be heard in I Need U So Bad and Oh Baby Now. Killer re-issue with sought after early 90's trax! More

Marvelous re-issue of this classic Dutch techno album from 1997. Including prevciously unreleased tracks! More

Re-issue of Mark Broom's Drift and Flip Flop tracks originally released on Mosaic in 1998. Remastered and adjusted versions. Previously unreleased dub mixes of both tracks included as well as two previously unreleased electro tracks found on the original master tapes! More

Re-issue of Gerd's atmopsheric & mysterious techno track ''Easin' In The S-System'' originally released on Brave New World in 1994. Package includes previously unreleased material found on early DAT tapes. More

Dutch pioneer MG (aka Gert van Veen) is responsible for a series of huge house classics to ever emerge from the Netherlands: A-men's Pay The Piper, Quazar's Seven Stars, House of Venus' Dish & Tell. The list is long. Under his lesser known moniker Zodiac Trax, Gert produced some of his moodiest material. Released in 1992 in two parts, these beautifully crafted tracks remained fairly unknown up to this day. For this re-issue Frame Of Mind selected the deepest tunes from the obscure series. A previously unreleased track called Planet X is included! More

Last edition from the Nature Boy re-issue series. You know the score: five pumpin' club tunes in that typical Nature Boy style. Out with a bang! More

Frame Of Mind is back with a re-issue of another unknown gem from the early 90's. UK production team Dave Campbell and Viv Beeton are most known for their UK techno, rave and bleep classics as Ubik. It is under the alias of Timenet they released an obscure white label in limited quantities in 1992. This untitled and one-off 3-tracker remained fairly unknown up until today. It shows quite a different side of their stunning production talents. Dishwasher is a rough drum machine work out topped with a wild bleepy SH101 synthline a la Mr Fingers. DX Moods is a spaced out techno tune combining mysterious pads and crazy DX-100 programming. With On The Move the UK pioneers come closest to their Ubik sound: Mad UK techno with a hint of rave. A previously unreleased and stripped down version of this track is included as well. More