Tracklisting
A1 Earwax - Instinct
A2 Earwax - Zero Interests
B1 Earwax - 909 Generation
B2 Earwax - CFX
B3 Earwax - Rolling Machine

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Tracklisting
A1 Alexey Dunchyk - Uncontrolled Emotion
A2 Alexey Dunchyk - Barmaley
B1 Alexey Dunchyk - Doom Mantra
B2 Alexey Dunchyk - Specific Objects
B3 Alexey Dunchyk - Crime Planning

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Tracklisting
A1 Lakej - Nerve Control
A2 Lakej - Walking Wounded
B1 Lakej - Archenemy
B2 Lakej - Fabrications

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Tracklisting
A1 Casual Treatment - Mechanics
A2 Casual Treatment - Influence Manipulation
A3 Casual Treatment - The Player's Handbook
B1 Casual Treatment - Heritage
B2 Casual Treatment - Tactical Studies

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Tracklisting
A1 Lidvall - The only way
A2 Lidvall - Above the system
B1 Lidvall - Moment of sadness
B2 Lidvall - Hard simplicity

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A1 Ruman - They were dying of old age, that's it
A2 Ruman - Look at it
A3 Ruman - 10.000 hours
B1 Ruman - Faced with a formful of clever people
B2 Ruman - Probation
B3 Ruman - Mary got a quarter

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Tracklisting
A1 Michel Lauriola - Complete
A2 Michel Lauriola - The wait
B1 Michel Lauriola - Basic solution
B2 Michel Lauriola - Returns

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Tracklisting
A1 Thanos Hana - Quarter KW
A2 Thanos Hana - Stram
A3 Thanos Hana - The Trunk
B1 Thanos Hana - Sunday Born
B2 Thanos Hana - Ice Train
B3 Thanos Hana - Floating Foil

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Tracklisting:
A1 Dynamic Forces - Born
A2 Dynamic Forces - Glory Heat
B1 Dynamic Forces - Wise
B2 Dynamic Forces - Enfant Prodige
B3 Dynamic Forces - Doomsday More

Tracklisting:
A1 Raffaele Attanasio - Rough Surfaces pt. 1
A2 Raffaele Attanasio - Lyr
A3 Raffaele Attanasio - Nuclear Superiore
B1 Raffaele Attanasio - Rough Surfaces pt.2
B2 Raffaele Attanasio - Rukbat
B3 Raffaele Attanasio - Kaus Media More

Tracklisting:
A1 PWCCA - Incorrect Transit
A2 PWCCA - Circle Trip
B1 PWCCA - Wrong Destination
B2 PWCCA - Failed data

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Steeped deep in the waters of memory, Privacy dreams up visions of electro music's past, present and future on his inaugural EP for TRUST. The revered Australian producer (of Klakson and Klasse Wrecks fame, half of Negroni Nails with Steffi) channels the energy of his genre-busting DJ sets into four tracks that straddle a set of influences as diverse as discoid techno, West Coast electro, and far fiction dubstep in deliriously asynchronous fashion. More

REPRESS OF THIS STONE COLD DARKSIDE CLASSIC FROM SUBURBAN KNIGHT
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Delkom's only known previously released album. Originally released in 1990 by the wonder duo consisting of Saba Komossa and Gabi Delgado. The album is released as a continuous mix with each track delineated on the grooves.
Imagine Berlin in 1990, the wall is about to come down, no social media, no CDJs, new drugs are being standardized and this is the soundtrack to your night out in this debaucherous capital, exploding with energies that anthropology PhD students still haven't been able to fully describe. The entire record sounds like a dub mix that almost wasn't allowed to be released by the record label, unorthodox in its methods, too experimental for most studios yet highly effective on the best of dancefloors. All killer, no filler. Sexually charged lyrics, driving percussive rawness over heftily synthesized bass lines, all boxes are checked for total club mayhem. Pioneers in their own right, clearly marking their territory in Berlin dancefloor culture from its early post reunification days. More

Tracklisting
A1 Vilchezz - Camelo's
A2 Vilchezz - Eskorbuto
B1 Vilchezz - Camelo's (Oprofessionell Remix)
B2 Vilchezz - Camelo's (AISHA Remix)
B3 Vilchez - Eskorbuto (CAIVA Remix)

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Spanish producer Vilchezz debuts on slash with one of KI/KI's longest awaited dancefloor hits to date. The title track Camelo's is doing rounds in her DJ sets for a couple of years and is easily the highlight of many gigs, finally the day is now there to present it on her own slash label.

It all started just with a Soundcloud demo a year ago when Fasta Danza crew member Vilchezz shared some of his new music with KI/KI. Now residing in Budapest, his new EP also marks a significant change in styles for Vilchezz, with his new works leaning more towards energetic, trance tinged hard grooves. And that's exactly the sweet spot where he meets KI/KI and her slash imprint. After playing the Camelo's demo inside-out around the world a full release is now finally formed. A full pack backed with another original Eskorbuto - which feels like a future classic uplifting trance drifter - and three remixes another chapter on slash is there.

For the remixes KI/KI and Vilchezz invited Oslo based trance producer and UTE.REC label co-owner Filip Storsveen aka Oprofessionell. He turns Camelo's into a magnificent introvert eyes closed club weapon. Where Glasgow's Animal Farm resident AISHA comes in fierce with a powerful early 00's twist combined with an impeccable psy drive. And to finalize the pack, fast rising star CAIVA reworked Eskorbuto by adding her own vocals to the original and by doing so she adds an impressive, emotive festival banger to a well rounded set of modern trance gems.

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YELLOW VINYL REPRESS X 300

Timely legit re issue of Chez Damier's seminal 'Untitled' EP.

Originally released in 1993 this was a huge mid 90's house jam that was played week in week out at the Sound Factory.


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Tracklist:
A1 Rove Ranger - Galactus
A2 Rove Ranger - The Star Masters
B1 Rove Ranger - Hyperion
B2 Rove Ranger - Beyonder

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Well executed high rolling Techno from Stuttgart's Rove Ranger on blue and white marbled wax.

Highly recommended material from EarToGround! More

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Classic, OG UR logo, bearing the legend "Unexploitable" More

2LP including insert with liner notes. Chapter 3 out of 3. Including 14 unreleased tracks! With music from The Hacker, Boy Harsher, Nuovo Testamento, Buzz Kull...'Next Wave Acid Punx DEUX' is a return to the dark romantic of the past, present and future. An undying passion for all things post-punk/wave/body music and beyond.

TRACKLISTING

A1. Boy Harsher - Machina (feat. Mariana Saldaña) (Dark Remix) *
A2. Silent Servant - Non Fiction *
A3. J.W.B. Hits The Beat - Body On Body (Curses Revamp) *
A4. Hungry Boys - Toi *
B1. Nuovo Testamento - Heartbeat (Curses Remix - Edit) *
B2. Autumns - Repeat Prescription *
B3. Buzz Kull - A Place (That’s Meant To Be) *
B4. Soft Crash - Dolce Morte *



C1. Dame Bonnet & Mufti - Pleasure Dreams *
C2. Ultra Sunn - Night Is Mine
C3. Neu-Romancer - Burning Eyes *
C4. EVA - Industrial Hope *
D1. Andi vs Randolph & Mortimer - Formidable Truths *
D2. Zanias - Tryptamine Palace *
D3. The Hacker - Monopoly *
D4. Paradox Obscur - Evo-Devo



*previously unreleased


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Next Wave Acid Punx DEUX is the second compilation for Eskimo Recordings compiled and curated by Berlin-based Musician and DJ Luca Venezia, aka Curses, to explore the darker side of club music. Spread across 3CDs and three 2LPs Next Wave Acid Punx DEUX features a mammoth 49 tracks that join the dots between early industrial pioneers Throbbing Gristle, EBM legends like Nitzer Ebb and the post-punk experiments of people like Malcolm McLaren and Big Audio Dynamite with some of the most exciting artists around today, such as Boy Harsher, Nuovo Testamento and Years of Denial.

Where the first Next Wave Acid Punx compilation was a personal journey for Luca, a lockdown inspired exploration of his record collection to find the thread that ran through the music that had soundtracked much of his life, DEUX is a celebration of that music let loose on the world, the thrill of music performed live, the smoke and strobe filled clubs you'll hear it in and the artists you'll find on those stages.

"After our enforced break, getting back out there and playing live again really brought home to me so much of what I love about the scene I'm in but also just how important live music has been and is to club culture over the years," Luca explains. "Too often we think of club nights and live gigs as these separate things, but throughout the years it's where the two meet, the friction that can cause, that you'll find the most vibrant scenes."

"There's an energy, an atmosphere that you get with live music, an unpredictability where at any moment something can go wrong or even better right in a way you never expect. I think about a live set we played at a Lebanese festival where our MPC drum machine froze up because of all the dust and sand trapped in the pads. We had to improvise half our set, jamming bass and guitar and pedal FX and vocals, embracing this surreal environment and experience, something that could only happen in the moment."

"With Next Wave Acid Punx DEUX I wanted to celebrate those bands and artists, past and present who, to me, represent that spirit. Both full live bands and makeshift electronic duos alike, the kind of acts that you might have found wedged between DJs back in the day at The Hacienda in the 80s, Trash in the 00s or today at nights like Berlin's MILK ME, EXBTN in Paris, Night Terrors + SC&P in London, New York City's Synthicide or Ukraine's Worn Pop.

So I've put this compilation together much like my favourite kind of night, going out to see some bands play, hitting up a club where live music and DJs blur together, before the serious business of the after party. On Chapter 1 you'll find bands like Vicious Pink, DAF and Cabaret Voltaire, some of these acts are more obscure than others, some flirted with pop and even the charts but they were all embracing new ways of working in the late 70s and 80s that both set them apart and set the scene for much of what we think of as club music.

Chapter 2 moves the night on, and this is the sound of the clubs I love to both play and just hang out in these days, clubs where the people involved put a lot more time into digging through the crates than working on their Instagram Reels. These are places where you're as likely to find a band on stage as you are a DJ, where 80's German electro pop by a band like Boytronic seamlessly flows into tracks like Silent Servant's Non Fiction. Timeless music that can be romantic, dreamlike and ethereal one moment, then veer into dark, industrial sounds the next.

Then finally we get to that part of the night where you probably should go home but if it's too late for good decisions there's still time for good music. Things are a bit wilder here, the drums a bit harder, the synths are more aggressive, tracks like The Hacker's Monopoly, Zanias' Tryptamine Palace or EVA's Industrial Hope that don't let up, don't let you go, just subjugate you to the beat and keep you there till you stumble out blinking into a new day." More