Double Vinyl

GENRE/S: Techno/Melodic House & Techno

TRACKLISTST:
A1) Thodoris Triantafillou „Aliens“
A2) Invõker „Ghost in the machine“
B1) Tal Fussman „Outlaw“
B2) Kiberu „Your eyes“
C1) Marc Romboy & Oniris “Panta rhei“
C2) Nicolas Masseyeff „Levante“
D1) Captain Mustache „Solar noodles“
D2) Satoshi Fumi „Crystalline“

SHORT INFO:
After the success of the first volume here comes the second edition of this new compilation concept called „Music
From Space“ which you can take literally as it comes.
Marc Romboy started his new podcast and radio show series with tracks which are spacy and for this compilation
he could collect eight exclusive tracks from the likes of Tal Fussman, Invõker, Nicolas Masseyeff and himself
together with Oniris again.
Tracks to check are the touching opener „Aliens“ where a female futuristic voice claims that „Aliens exist“ and Tal
Fussman´s incredible „Outlaw“ track which has been hammered by Marcel Dettmann and many more. More

(colored eco vinyl)

Genre: House, Minimal, Electronica

Tracklist :
A1. The Spacetime Curvature (DJ Qu Remix) - A2. I Feel Stronger Now (Patrice Scott Remix) -
B1. Ripple Effect (Call Super Remix)

Short Info:
In the wake of Portable’s acclaimed album My Sentient Shadow comes a trio of remixes which expand
on his unique slant on techno and synth-pop. Finding three artists who reflect his own experimental
tendencies within dance music, Alan Abraham’s original productions head into unexpected new places
while retaining the physical, club-ready energy he manages to instill in his own creations.
A true auteur within techno, DJ Qu brings a sense of poise and drama to ‘The Spacetime Curvature’
as he patiently builds the track into a fierce peak time monster driven by snarling bass and his
signature sizzling, shuffled percussion.
Patrice Scott has a reliably smooth, immersive approach to deep Detroit house, and it lends itself
beautifully to Abraham’s melancholic vocal on ‘I Feel Stronger Now’.
Leaning in on the jazz dimension of his wide-ranging electronica, Call Super revels in the sweetness of
‘Ripple Effect’ and places delicate piano playing upfront before slipping into a relaxed, sentimental
kind of garage and eventually edging towards an uplifting, off-centre strain of house music.
Individual in their own right and yet naturally entwined with the emotional intention of the original
versions, this is a set of remixes which pay full credit to the source material while offering something
you won’t expect, like a great remix should do. More

Tracklist

A1. Hidden Acid
A2. Swaying Acid
B1. Running Acid
B2. Wrapped Up Acid


Release Info:

Vienna-based producer and 303 maestro Tin Man returns to Acid Test for his first solo EP for the label in over 5 years. It's another impeccable outing of romantic acid variations, especially tailored for unforgettable dancefloor revelations.

Tin Man has been setting the pace for forward-looking acid lovers for close to two decades now, and on his 15th Acid Test appearance he takes the vibe back to early and proto-house roots, stripping back the musical elements while layering in the euphoria with four perfectly crafted slices of feelgood 303.

Opening track Hidden Acid already sounds like a long lost classic, with strings draped over bouncy acid and motorik drums, stretching out over nearly nine minutes, and beautifully capturing the feel of house music circa 1991. Swaying Acid comes in all propulsive, toms and congas setting the foundation for melodic acid lines to weave through your heart strings.

On the B Side, Running Acid is fully optimized for the autobahn fast lane - a gradual, slow-filtered acid meltdown that builds and releases in tandem with driving hats and vaporous pads that hang over the track like early morning mists. Wrapped Up Acid brings the EP to a fitting close, slowing the tempo for a low-key easy dance excursion par excellence - smooth yet spikey 303 riffs punctuate the chords that drift through with a hint of Badalamenti in the progression.

With the Hidden Acid EP Tin Man might hark back to more vintage times, but the emotive power is as strong as ever. The naivety of the ‘90s is instead replaced with a conviction behind the musical choices that brings even more weight to the heartwarming vibes. This is acid in some of the best shape it's ever been, enhanced and upgraded specifically for the dance.







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Tracklist

A1. BK - Revolution - BK's Rework
A2. BK - Revolution - BK's Rework (Dense & Pika Remix)
B1. BK - Revolution - BK's Rework (Reinier Zonneveld Remix)
B2. BK - Revolution - BK's Rework (Rudosa Remix)


Key Selling Points
In celebration of the 20th anniversary of BK’s ‘Revolution’, the hard house classic that etched itself in the history of electronic music 20 years ago, Alan Fitzpatrick's ‘We Are The Brave’ are pleased to offer an epic
2021 rework of the original alongside four stellar remixes from Techno’s finest producers.
On the A-side, Ben Keen a.k.a ’BK’ offers up a fresh rework, turning the original into a raw techno beast. Armed with an array of kicks, claps and crisp 909 hi’s; this powerful rave inspired number has featured heavily in DJ sets from Alan Fitzpatrick, Amelie Lens, Carl Cox, Klangkuenstler and Charlotte De Witte at some of the world’s biggest electronic music events.
Flipping to the B-side, Dutch producer 'Reinier Zonneveld' drops a techno missile laced with masterful use of the 303 acid sample and the vocal. Following on we have the reworking's of Manchester native Rudosa. A full frontal hard techno cut, laden with powerful bass and a fast, spicy kick.

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12", red transparent vinyl

Comes with download code for all tracks incl. digital bonus

Tracklist:
A1 Fangs Of Gold (Mateo Hurtado Remix)
A2 Mude Augen (Talismann Rumba Remix)
B1 Oviraptor (Marco Shuttle Remix)
B2 Mude Augen (Anthony Linell Remix)
B3 Reign (Konduku Remix)
Digital 1 Fangs Of Gold (Discknocked Redubtion)
Digital 2 Fangs Of Gold (Mateo Hurtado Reduction)

Short Info:
The fifth release on Space Drum Meditation comes with seven club-focused
remixes of the previous record. Turning the once psycedelic SDM004 into a
straighter, heavy percussion driven record with subliminal techno spirit.
Featuring remixes by Mateo Hurtado, Talismann, Marco Shuttle, Anthony
Linell, Konduku and Discknocked.


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7" (Vinyl only) - White innersleeeved - Red Stamp Kissed

Cat. No.: PUSS20204 Release : asap


Tracklist:
1/A. DJ Space Heater - Bernie D'Agostino
2/B. DJ Space Heater - Go With The Flow (HMT VIP)

Short Info:
Another limited edition PUSS release, each copy with a stamped kiss mark.

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A1. Luftlust (Özgur Can Remix)
A2. Lust

B1. Luftlust (Justus Köhncke Remix)
B2. Luftlust (Original 120BPM Version)


One of my first record releases was on Traum Schallplatten in 2007. I was living in Berlin and Traum was at its peak launching acts like Extrawelt, Dominik Eulberg, Gabriel Anada, Minilogue, Fairmont… The era of melodic minimal…

The release of Luftlust hit the big DJ's like Sven Väth etc. And I was truly overwhelmed by the support. But the version on the 12" was actually pitched up 5 BPM. And in the end the mastering was not in my personal preference. Watering my feel of it, once or twice a year people actually ask me to do a remaster. Over the years it has been a track circulating the web and playlists, haunting me.

Last year I dug in the past and actually wrote a masters exam in philosophy about being a youngster in the techno scene and how to keep up creativity while working with record labels. Somewhere in that process I decided to face the old ghost and make it happen. Time was ready for the re-release of Luftlust, on my terms on my own label Kranglan Broadcast.

Justus Köhncke Remix
For a time frame of a decade I have asked Kompakt veteran and Whirlpool Productions legend Justus Köhncke to do a remix on my Kranglan imprint. Herr Köhncke to me (and to everyone who has followed Kompakt) is one of a kind! A punk soul, dead serious while smiling, always putting hooks and fragments out of music history on Kompakt sound plates with precise grace… The last years he have replied he's been busy in the studio with Can member Irmin Schmidt, working on soundtracks but... suddenly one day when I wrote the man he said "I love Luftlust, send me the stems".

Listening to Justus interpretation I was blown away… like riding a cabrio through the German landscape of fields and deciduous forests a sunny day in late May! And wait for that outro bridge at 5:56! Like being hugged by the warm mother autumn.

Özgur Can Remix
Anjuna Deep cofounder Özgur Can and I have known each other since high school. Özgur was the first DJ I ever booked to one of my early raves in the forests of Nacka. From releasing our first records with our common buddy Petter on Peter Van Halls label 'Deep' we have walked a parallel path in life, Özgur with a wider span of releases and 100's of nights at sweaty dance floors. No one does the deep driven heartfull arpeggios like Özgur. They swell and they swirl. A true Music lover and true talent!

Lust
Time has flewn since 2007, and that winter break in Barcelona 2006 hanging out with James Holden and the Border gang at Razmataz… the weekend when I actually started working on Luftlust…

Working on a re-release of Luftlust I just got hit by lust to work a version of it from the position where I am at, the 2021 me. I went with lust and it just happened a late summer night in Stockholm being by myself for a brief moment doing what I love the most, making music.

Luftlust Original 120BPM Version
And at last the never released original version of the title track. Correct tempo as it was written. Mastered by Andreas Lubich aka Lupo, the very person to master this type of music if you take a brief glimpse at his back folder! Finally!

I love this project, and I love making it happen at Kranglan Broadcast. Bringing together thoughts and people you have thought of bringing together for a long time. Lust KLN014 is here.


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Ltd 12", Sleeve Including Artwork by Pepe.

Tracklist:
A1: AUDIO JEWELS
B1: MATTITHYAHU

Infotext:
First Chapter of Dactylonomy, a 12 inch pentalogy , Dumb Thumb, starts as a fat dusty fingerprint, with two mirroring enlightening tracks that are more than happy to benefit from the joys of hitchhiking on their way to dance-floor welfare.
A metronomical & alphabetical choreography, based on an incognito personality, trailblazing kick drums, fragile synths stares, double edge sword chords, ghostly snippets and all that jazz. Audio Jewels is a bouncy signature track that should get you high as a kite, responding to the Mattatyahu, which is a three act play anticipating the coming chapter 2 with its abstract bit carving, frequency shifting, mono merciful tones & precise hopeful echoes, along with a 303+808+909 coda for vintage calendars fans out there. Designed for serious back up.
What else ? If 6 is Harmony and 126 Beats Per Minutes , then surely ATA 21=126 / 6
Remember that the best is yet to come. Can U dig it ? More