LP

Genre: Techno, Electronica

Tracklist:

A1. nix
A2.
A3.
A4.
A5.nikakatiting
A6.
A7. ha ho na letho
A8.
A9. impumpununu
A10.

B1. ihe efu
B2. naneke o B3.
B4.
B5.
B6. kpha n a vi
B7.
B8.
B9.
B10. la sh

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"Vanatühi" by Kiwanoid is a technopagan concept album. Track titles refer to the word "nothing" in various languages.
The sonic landscape is crafted using deprecated tools: a first-generation 4-bit laptop, the DOS operating system, and a tracker program. Inspired by glitch aesthetics, the sound palette includes clicks, error noises, and low-bitrate techno sounds. Initially, the structures of the pieces may appear complex and chaotic. This electronic thicket might seem abstract, cold, and inaccessible, yet upon closer examination, it reveals a plethora of diverse species, coming across as somewhat nostalgic and warm, evoking surreal associations. From beneath towering sequoias peek pixelated ferns, LED eyes are blinking from below the undergrowth, and against the backdrop of a crackling campfire and cave paintings, a lively stomping of microchips unfolds.
Sudden contrasts, sharp cutting edges, a tachycardic bass drum engine, and irregular polyrhythms make themselves physically felt. Elsewhere, haunting lo-fi textures, hidden ambient drones, mysterious hums, and obscurely garbled samples offer introspective breathers. The dynamic range of the music is favourably extensive, and the raw imperfections of the sound are unmasked by reverb effects or other generic tools. Interwoven throughout are outsider rhythm loops, which could find a home at an alien rave party or a hobgoblin honky-tonk. Various human voice samples build a bridge to the listener, allowing them to embody a cyborg-like experience.

While each twist and turn remains unpredictable, these diverse approaches align in complementary patterns and stochastic regularities, making the whole surprisingly coherent, despite its chaos. The album doesn't bore the audience with intentionally irritating compositions or pseudocomplexity - it demands attention, but doesn't try to outrun its listeners.



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Genre: Experimental
Short Info:
During the 22nd of February 2022, two years after the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic,
we took audio snippets from our everyday lives documenting our homes and surrounding
urban environments, our intellectual interests and our musical tastes. We also gathered
pictures with our phones. Some of the audio sources were processed, some were not. Here
you get slices of our lives from two different cities, New York and Berlin – a glimpse of the
fragmentation of our times through a broken sonic diary entry

Tracklist:

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Cassette, Genre: Electronics, Experimental, Ambient

Genre: Avantgarde Electronics
Short Info:

Dirty Electronics (John Richards) and Oliver Torr met in a bar in Prague. One thing led to
another. After collaborating at Prague Quadrennial to create a sound-installation in a
repurposed ice-hockey arena, gigs followed. They vowed to make an album together, which
finally happened in the geographical space between Prague, London, Brno and Athens. The
album brings together disparate spaces and connected artists as a distorted memory trace.
Improvised group scenarios and abrupt electronic episodes are placed side-by-side in a
brutal marriag.

Tracklist:
1.itsnotasaxcmon_!
2.notim321
3.WeedAptSuite
4.4yorgos
5.risemedi
6.goodnitebirds
7.piu_hiway_bday
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Format: Book (64p) with integrated USB-Stick containing videos of audiovisual works
Catalogue No.: MP70 EAN: 9783948478193 Release Date: Oct-25th 2023

Genre: fictional history of the electric guitar

Short Info:

This publication combines an artfully designed book (design: Martin Stiehl) and a USB-Stick with high-quality audiovisual recordings of the three parts of the project. The book offers an introduction to the project as a whole but also expands it with articles from the past and the future (co written by Marko Ciciliani and Nicolas Trépanier), as well as a link to online content. Published by MILLE PLATEAUX (MP70) and Galerie der Abseitigen Künste, 2023

"In 1833, Sieglinde Stern, a professional weaver and amateur engineer, invented the first
electromagnetic pickup and thus the first electrically amplified stringed instrument. One hundred years later, in 1933, her invention enabled the production of the first electric guitar, which became one of the most popular and widely played instruments in the history of Western music. Yet today, another 150 years later, no one plays this instrument anymore! What led to the rise and fall of the electric guitar? What is it about this instrument that had its suppressed origins in the craft of weaving and that in its final evolution mutated back into a loom? And who was its inventor Sieglinde Stern, erased from history and only resurrected as David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust?" Why Frets? consists of three works - an audiovisual performance, a mixed-media installation and a performance-lecture - that illuminate different aspects of this fictional history of the electric guitar from various angles. The story is based on speculative fabulation - a deliberate reinvention of the past. Rather than pursuing the idea of creating novelties as an envisaging of the future, speculative fabulation and the rewriting of history proceed from an examination of the conditions under which society and culture arrived at their present state. In this way, the three individual works Why Frets? - Downtown 1983, Why Frets? - Tombstone and Why Frets? - Requiem for the Electric Guitar complement each other in the sense of transmedia storytelling: Each is a self-contained entity, but taken as a whole, the three works shed different lights on the electric guitar, focusing on aspects such as technocultural developments, inscriptions of gender, and social values. ISBN: 978-3-948478-19-3

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Genre: Techno, Electronica, Latin Futurism


Tracklist 2LP:

A1 Fase Montuno 6:22
A2 Temples in the Sky 5:04
B1 Labyrinth and Warrior 5:30
B2 Two Wheels of Fortune 4:35
B3 Ají 5:46
C1 Monkey Puzzle Rainbow 10:19
D1 Tangential Tango 9:58


Short Info:

Cristian Vogel, the esteemed electronic music producer and composer, is set to release his 27th album, 'Fase Montuno'. This highly personal release is a visionary take on the futuristic potential of Latin American electronica.

Set to be released on Achim Szepanski's legendary Mille Plateaux label, 'Fase Montuno' is poised to make a significant impact on the electronic music scene in 2023. The label's commitment to innovative and genre-defying music is a perfect match for Vogel's boundary-pushing creativity, and promises to deliver an unforgettable listening experience for fans old and new.

Don't miss out on this latest release from one of electronic music's most talented and visionary artists. 'Fase Montuno' is an essential addition to any music lover's collection, and a testament to Vogel's continuing relevance and creativity in the electronic music world.

Full international promotion by MODERN MATTERS Berlin
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2LP First Ever Vinyl + 1 Bonus Track

Genre: Electronics, Drone, Dark Ambient

Tracklist 2LP:

A. DAIKAN A (19:54)
B. DAIKAN B (20:03)
C. DAIKAN C (14:10)
D. BANLIEUE DU VIDE (12:03)

Short Info:

The Earth is burning, covering all environments in ashes. Smoke comes to us from computers-from social networks accelerating the spread of burnt affects, damaging our ability to feel and respond to what the planet strives to express. We need to cool down. Thomas Köner's music can help change the pace of our perceptions: 1) In DAIKAN (2002) - a Japanese term meaning "the coldest" or "the coldest part of the year"-the ear stretches until touching the depth of time that persists in the ice; a sonic drama offers the slowness thanks to which the skin of perceptions can reconstitute themselves; icequakes awaken listeners to the frozen life without scaring them. 2) Banlieue du Vide, considered by many to be Thomas Köner's most iconic audiovisual work and best kept secret, has not been released previously. It is in the collection of a couple of art museums, e.g. the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and has been awarded the Golden Nica at Prix Ars Electronica in 2004, in the category Digital Musics. Banlieue du Vide is the result of months of time-lapse observations of empty streets in the Finnish Arctic Circle, shown in glacially slow slow-motion. Phase cancellation, on which all noise cancelling technology is based, here affects the perception of time, the sense of the flow of time extinguishing itself. At this stage the void is not yet empty, traces of past noise fill the listeners mind with their haunting presence. A remastered stereo version of the soundtrack is released as a special premiere as Bonus Track of the DAIKAN album. Listening to this album, an excess of heat turns into an empowering coldness-like the transient feeling of our terrestrial embodiment in the midst of entropy.

Fréderic Neyrat in October 2022
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CD Incl. 1 bonus track

Genre: Electronics, Drone, Dark Ambient

Tracklist CD:

1. DAIKAN A (19:54)
2. DAIKAN B (20:03)
3. DAIKAN C (14:10)
4. BANLIEUE DU VIDE (12:03)

Short Info:

The Earth is burning, covering all environments in ashes. Smoke comes to us from computers-from social networks accelerating the spread of burnt affects, damaging our ability to feel and respond to what the planet strives to express. We need to cool down. Thomas Köner's music can help change the pace of our perceptions: 1) In DAIKAN (2002) - a Japanese term meaning "the coldest" or "the coldest part of the year"-the ear stretches until touching the depth of time that persists in the ice; a sonic drama offers the slowness thanks to which the skin of perceptions can reconstitute themselves; icequakes awaken listeners to the frozen life without scaring them. 2) Banlieue du Vide, considered by many to be Thomas Köner's most iconic audiovisual work and best kept secret, has not been released previously. It is in the collection of a couple of art museums, e.g. the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and has been awarded the Golden Nica at Prix Ars Electronica in 2004, in the category Digital Musics. Banlieue du Vide is the result of months of time-lapse observations of empty streets in the Finnish Arctic Circle, shown in glacially slow slow-motion. Phase cancellation, on which all noise cancelling technology is based, here affects the perception of time, the sense of the flow of time extinguishing itself. At this stage the void is not yet empty, traces of past noise fill the listeners mind with their haunting presence. A remastered stereo version of the soundtrack is released as a special premiere as Bonus Track of the DAIKAN album. Listening to this album, an excess of heat turns into an empowering coldness-like the transient feeling of our terrestrial embodiment in the midst of entropy.

Fréderic Neyrat in October 2022

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Genre: Electronics, Experimental, Drum'n' Bass, Electro

Tracklist 2LP:

A1 TQSM 6:13
A2 VEUM 5:53
B1 NPNX 3:13
B2 MGUN 6:40
C1 ZWNE 3:20
C2 ZQQN 3:10
C3 YKTS 2:02
D1 LSYY 4:02
D2 DSXN 5:27
D3 YIOX 3:43

Short Info:

Ibrahim Alfa Jnr released techno music since the age of 17. He started to play piano when was six years old and has a master degree in sonic arts. As a Live Act and DJ he is world wide known.

His first album on Mille Plateaux is a fine example of Hypercussion, which implies a new rhythmic A-logic when beats split or shoot each other off, or when they overlap and mutate into high-pitched hums and rattlesnake breaks; accelerating, before music again blurs into the grains of noise or calm science fiction landscapes and at the same time builds gigantic sound walls. And such music, as far as its conceptualization is concerned, does not have to submit itself to technology at all, but must understand itself as a form that can be recombined with technology.
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LP

Genre: Techno, Electronics, Drone, Dark Ambient

Tracklist LP:

A1 Distal 4:26
A2 Kite Beach 4:08
A3 Constant Waves 4:10
A4 Various Futures 4:16
B1 Paper Area 4:39
B2 Artefact 3:41
B3 Boundary 4:24
B4 Vertical Margins 5:21

Short Info:

Melody Tomb is the first album in a new collaboration between Tokyo artist Teruyuki Kurihara and London drone pop band The Leaf Library. The nine tracks here have in common a metallic hum and a minimal, austere kind of beauty that recalls Teru's work on his 2020 Frozen Dust album (Mille Plateaux). Machine tones mix with static, noise and warm drones, whilst in other places the lineage of classic mangled Warp hardware is visible. In March 2020 The Leaf Library sent their friend Teru a batch of synth drones to play with in the hope a new collaboration would be born. "From the first time we heard Teru's music we knew we wanted to make something with him," say the band. "It has been such a pleasure seeing him take our minimal synth parts and turn them into something really strange and beautiful." The track Kite Beach was the first to arrive, featuring on The Leaf Library-curated Object Ten compilation on Objects Forever in 2021, with the rest of the album slowly appearing over the last year. The artists hope to continue the collaboration with another album in the near future.

For fans of: Autechre, Biosphere, Ben Frost

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Cassette, Genre: Techno, Electronics, Experimental, Clicks & Cuts, Glitch, Ambient

Tracklist CAS

A1 Ultra-Rate 3 [7;38]
A2 Ultra-Scape 4 [4;26]
A3 Ultra-Rate 5 [9:36]
A4 Ultra-Scape 1 [4:46]
B1 Ultra-Scape 2 [4;27]
B2 Ultra-Rate 7 [7:13]
B3 Ultra-Scape 3 [12:22]

Short Info:

Statique is the fifth full length album on Mille Plateaux and Force Inc. labels by Automatisme (the Canadian musician and conceptual artist William Jourdain active since 2011). Jourdain met the label owner Achim Szepanski in 2019 and did an album in solo (Alter-, Mille Plateaux, 2020) plus four others in collaborations (with iadema, Beyond Humans, Stefan Paulus and Viatorism in duo with Pheek). Automatisme now returns as a solo act on that label. The results are, on one side, an expanded vision of fast rhythmic clicks and cuts, like we heard on his Alter-Rate tracks and that are entitled Ultra-Rate on the Statique album. On the other side, it is the multiple Ultra-Scape tracks that are an augmented version of the granulized ambient dub techno he developed since the beginning of the Viatorism moniker. Jourdain adds elements of chaos and perturbation into algorithmic electronic music like static electricity is the presence of a disturbing body in a circuit.
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Cassette, Genre: Electronics, Experimental, Ambient

Tracklist Cassette:

A1 Final Breath 3:25
A2 Fathersong (First Transfiguration) 5:25
A3 Now Suspended 4:27
A4 Second Transfiguration 4:11
A5 The Calling 3:28
A6 Mystery Not Yet Become 5:10
B1 Third Transfiguration 5:25
B2 Nightfallen 4:34
B3 Abrupt Forgetting 2;46
B4 Fourth Transfiguration 6:08
B5 Final Flickers 4:46


Short Info:

Fathersong is Rick Bull's eighth album release under his Deepchild moniker, arriving 10 years after the former Berliner's Neukölln Burning album (Thoughtless Music). Exploring a shimmering post-dub vista, rich in granular textures, Fathersong draws influence and inspiration from contemporaries like Fennesz, Tim Hecker, Burial and Vladislav Delay. Unshackled from the percussive undertow of previous albums, the album's palette nonetheless displays the familiar, sensual pulse of Bull's musical aesthetic.
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Genre: Techno, Electronics

Tracklist 2LP:

A1 Memorista (Intro) 0:51
A2 Hyphaedelity 3:27
A3 Astro Cumbia 6:43
A4 Emanations 3:32
B1 S18 4:35
B2 1Zhuayo Express 8:11
C1 Calavera 4:09
C2 Dronning 2:51
C3 Transferenz (Strom Stadt Mix) 5:32
D1 Cables 4:06
D2 Serpent Acid 4:49


Short Info:

The new Cristian Vogel album "1Zhuayo" sounds as if non-musicology & ultra-blackness is not an end or a destination to be arrived at, but as if it is the point of departure, much like tomorrow relates to the day after tomorrow. As if we have left the space of certainties and are moving instead into one of manifold possibilities. They are anticipated in the micro-structures of sound, which is the process of playing with and against the software. Beyond genre delimitation and fragmentation, it is non-music in the post, without itself immediately becoming a cliché, like deconstructed club music or hyperpop. Without being superficially conceptual, the musical material alone succeeds in creating a different, coherent, sonically possible world.

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Special Remarks: First ever vinyl release. Incl. 2 bonus tracks.

Genre: Electronics, Drone, Dark Ambient

Tracklist 2LP:

A1 NUUK 8:46, A2 AUBRITE 9:32, B1 GROHUK (day) 11:34, B2 TAKLA-MAKAN 7:06,
C1 GROHUK (night) 13:21, D1 NUUK (version) 3:39, D2 GROHUK 10:36

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Thomas Köner is one of the most influential modernist minimal composers. His music is often defined as dark ambient or drone, because of the use of low frequencies, material from gongs,shadowy resonances and boreal ambience, but at the same time its sound with constant fluctuation and vulnerability of sonic events, what makes it organic, human and almost comforting.

Köners soundscapes are no longer simply dark, the question now is that of a profound blackness. Such is the generic darkness of the abyss, the void and vacuum, the darkness of more than silence, of catastrophe and cataclysm, but also the soundscapes have utopian moments. It is a cosmological blackness, the black of nonbeing.

The more subtractive, the blacker the sound synthesis, Köner writes. Such blackness is non-music. Music will never be music until it ceases to represent and begins to sound like non-music or monochrome.

"Whoever hears the distortion of all sounds, will soon become Ultrablack. Whoever listens to this world, but has no affection for any of its sites, even to the place of Black Noise, may soon reach Ultrablack. Whoever understands the spirit of impartiality through ten thousand million partial tones, hears Ultrablack and can no longer be measured. No measures, no enclosures, no properties are the sign of ultrablack scores." Thomas Köner

Aubrite was first released 1995 on the label Barooni. Roland Speckle helped with production of the album. Aubrite is the name of a group of meteorites named for Aubres, a small achondrite meteorite that fell near Nyons in 1836.
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Format: 2LP


Genre: Techno, Electronics

Tracklist 2LP:

A1 Redundance 1 (6:06)
A2 Redundance 3 (6:19)
A3 Redundance (Version) (4:15)
B1 Redundance 5 (7:02)
B2 Redundance 6 (4:32)
B3 Scuba Lounge (10:28)
C1 Spoiled (9:47)
C2 Spoil (7:56)
D1 Decay Chart (7:15)
D2 Explore (5:47)
D3 Exposed (4:24)

Short Info:

Porter Ricks is a collaboration between Thomas Köner and Andy Mellwig. After the Re-release of the legendary album "Biokinetics", which is superb subaquatic dub techno, we re-release Porter Ricks first album on Mille Plateaux. The album demonstrates the move to a kind of discoid funkyness with an underlying almost organic rhythmight. But still its not music for beautiful souls. Instead, it combines funkyness with alien sonic fluxes and the rhythm of a killing mover.

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2LP
Genre: Electronics, Ambient, Glitch

Tracklist :

Coin Trap
Down
Blurry Wind
Foggy
Glide
D-W
Krgecr-A09
Frozen Dust
Lost
1krgec-A34+gt


Short Info:


"Frozen Dust" is an album unified by the theme of "destruction" and "creation". Inspired by the power of nature; we've expressed how we humans overcome the magnificent phenomena and impacts nature has on us - while it brings us joy, it can sometimes take away our lives and pleasures, We've incorporated this rather difficult theme by telling stories of fictional characters in the album; an adventurer in the Arctic region who confronts the threat of nature and survives between life and death, or a widow who never eases the pain of losing her sailor husband by a great storm in the Age of Discovery.
"Frozen Dust" is our manifestation of destruction and creation and each sound brings you the essence of it.
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Genre: Electronics,, Glitch


Tracklist:
Alter-Rate 8
Alter-Rate 3
Alter-Scape 6
Alter-Rate 2
Alter-Rate7
Alter-Scape3
Alter-Rate 6
Alter-Rate 9
Alter-Scape4
Alter-Rate 1
Alter-Scape 6
Alter-Scape7


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ALTER- : A REACTION TO THE ALTERMODERNISM IN SOUND ART
For the Automatisme - Alter- album. I am inspired by how the art historian Nicolas Bourriaud defines the Altermodernism. Bourriaud understands the term "Alter" as a way to mean "other". The altermodernism would be another modernity that is different from the avant-garde modernism and post-modernism. More precisely, this is a new paradigm from the XXIe century with alternative ways to motivate artists to be more radical in art by traveling in the physical and digital world, by cutting the frontiers and by creating other time lines. I apply the "alter" subject to time and to landscape and those, to the rhythmic and the ambient glitch music

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Genre: Electronica, Ambient

Tracklist DLP:
A1: EXTENSION (Attack) - 3:17
A2: COGITATION (Decay) - 6:27
B1: POTENTIAL (Sustain) - 4:32
B2: EXPRESSION (Release) - 6:11
C1: SUBSTRATE (Binaural) - 7:02
C2: OSCILLATOR (Luminous) - 3:28
D1: SUBSTANCE (Suicide) - 4:29
D2: SYNTHESIS (Carnal) - 4:41

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Motus is more (to me) than just music made with analogue synthesizers, it is about attitude, a way of relating to sound and the affects.
A lifestyle, where movement, being moved and moving become one. My practice is vibrational, about the skin, touch and surfaces and the gaseous medium in between.
I dream of a dance floor where Motus would be enjoyed. What kind of world, or rather, what kind of society would allow that? And when? Is this futuristic? A situation-to-come, where the understanding of music expands greatly, when blissful moments are independent of simple melodies, where harmony appears beyond I-V-vi-IV chord progressions, when the techniques of social alienation, which determine the use of all the drugs that accompany recreational music, are reversed into creative tools of exploration. 'Motus' is part of this exploration: to find dance, free of clock, and groove, free of rhythm. There is pulsation, and the downbeat connects to the downward beings as in stones and minerals, the upbeat connects to the upward beings as in grasses, flowers, trees and stars. Binding both together, connecting sky and earth, is the dancer. The moves / the movement is pure. It is the kiss of spirit and matter.(Thomas Köner)

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Genre: Electronica, Ambient

Tracklist CD:
1 EXTENSION (Attack) - 3:17
2. COGITATION (Decay) - 6:27
3. POTENTIAL (Sustain) - 4:32
4. EXPRESSION (Release) - 6:11
5. SUBSTRATE (Binaural) - 7:02
6. OSCILLATOR (Luminous) - 3:28
7. SUBSTANCE (Suicide) - 4:29
8. SYNTHESIS (Carnal) - 4:41

Info:
Motus is more (to me) than just music made with analogue synthesizers, it is about attitude, a way of relating to sound and the affects.
A lifestyle, where movement, being moved and moving become one. My practice is vibrational, about the skin, touch and surfaces and the gaseous medium in between.
I dream of a dance floor where Motus would be enjoyed. What kind of world, or rather, what kind of society would allow that? And when? Is this futuristic? A situation-to-come, where the understanding of music expands greatly, when blissful moments are independent of simple melodies, where harmony appears beyond I-V-vi-IV chord progressions, when the techniques of social alienation, which determine the use of all the drugs that accompany recreational music, are reversed into creative tools of exploration. 'Motus' is part of this exploration: to find dance, free of clock, and groove, free of rhythm. There is pulsation, and the downbeat connects to the downward beings as in stones and minerals, the upbeat connects to the upward beings as in grasses, flowers, trees and stars. Binding both together, connecting sky and earth, is the dancer. The moves / the movement is pure. It is the kiss of spirit and matter.(Thomas Köner)

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Limited 20th Anniversary Edition (The first Digitalism Single Release from this album dating 2004)

2 x 12" LP on coloured "neon green" vinyl + 1 x 12" LP one side with bonus tracks 1 side etched black vinyl, including unreleased bonus material and poster, spot lacquer paint

- 2 x 12" LP on coloured "neon green" vinyl + 1 x 12" LP one side with bonus tracks, 1 side etched black vinyl spot lacquer paint
- limited edition
- Including 5 unreleased bonus tracks from the original album recordings
- Including poster
- 20th anniversary
- special exclusive "Idealism Forever" live shows in Europe in April and May (TBA soon)
- Reissued on Digitalism's own label Magnetism



GENRE/S: Electronic, Indie, Techno, Dance, Indiepop


TRACKLISTS:

A1 Magnets 3:52
A2 Zdarlight (Original) 5:42
A3 I Want I Want 3:32

B1 Idealistic 4:08
B2 Digitalism In Cairo / Departure From Cairo 5:47
B3 Echoes 3:34

C1 The Pulse 4:24
C2 Moonlight 2:51
C3 Anything New 4:58

D1 Pogo 3:48
D2 Jupiter Approach / Jupiter Room 6:18
D3 Home Zone 2:07
D4 Apollo-Gize 2:19

E1 Faust 1:16*
E2 Hot Spot 3:27*
E3 Kontakt 4:16*
E4 Maya 1:58*
E5 Indoor Sunshine 4:09*
F - etching

* bonus tracks



SHORT INFO:
Idealism Forever is the reissue of Digitalism's genre defining debut studio album from 2007. Now it will be released as a remastered 3 LP set with 2 x 12 " on coloured vinyl and 1 x 12" LP on etched vinyl with bonus tracks, a poster, spot lacquer paint, as a limited edition. The original album double LP is sold out for years.
To date the album tracks have been used in numerous games and commercials. They have been sampled and used in new song interpretations all around the world. The songs have millions of streams over the different platforms and never lost their appeal. The new analogue master of the album shows the songs in their best outfit and the bonus material, which originally was recorded while making the album back in the days, have never been heard before.






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2024 repress in white standard sleeve


Tracklist:
A1 Abspace
A2 Set It Off
B1 Do It
B2 One More Time

Get down with 4 magic House-cuts by Christopher Rau. These irresistible grooves
will make the sun shine brighter for forever. Including full cover Artwork by Stefan Marx.

All tracks written, produced and mixed by Christopher Rau

Mastering by Helmut Erler
Vinyl Cut by Lathesville
Artwork and Typography by Stefan Marx
Distributed by Wordandsound
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Genre: Techno, Tech-House

Tracklist 12":

A1 – S. (Rico Puestel Dub Version)
B1 – .. (Rico Puestel Dub Version)


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Beauty at its peak with Rico Puestel dubs from soon-to-be-released originals by Rico Friebe!
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"In Search of the Good" features 4 tracks - 2 originals from our own Mystic V and 2 remixes from legend Kai Alcé, with vocals from Peter Jericho, known for his work with Vick Lavender and solo projects.
A-side starts with Kai's vocal mix - solid and efficient track with the signature NDATL groove! A2 features the flute instrumental dub, adding a melodic and airy element blending seamlessly with Peter Jericho's cut out vocals.
On the flip, check out the original version of "Miracles" - a percussive classic house track with lush chords and strings, warm bassline and of course Peter Jericho's vocals for that extra spirituality and emotion. B2 features "All One's Hope", a captivating dance floor-ready track built around a powerful bassline and deep synths.


(A1) Miracles (Kai Alcé NDATL Vocal Mix)
(A2) Miracles (Kai Alcé NDATL Dubstrumental Mix)
(B1) Miracles (Main Mix)
(B2) All One's Hopes
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GENRE/S: House, Dance, Pop

Tracklist:

[12” vinyl]
A1. Rodeo
A2. First Rodeo
B1. Kampai

SHORT INFO:
Veteran producer Blende debuts on Studio Barnhus, the Athens-based Swede delivering 3 cuts full of
force and rich in detail, perfectly straddling that line between weirdo pop and freaky dance that the Stockholm
label loves to explore. Vocal contributions from Belgian rock experimentalist Mickael Karkousse and Los
Angeles-based singer-DJ sensation Smiles Davis complete the package, along with a trippy and menacing
cover by graphic wizard Stefan Fält. An essential Studio Barnhus dance record!
Johan Blende is a Swedish music producer, song writer and DJ. For the biggest part of this side of the millennium
he’s been weaving together modern dance music elements with retro sounds of the ‘70s and ‘80s.

VITAL SALES POINTS:
- limited edition of 500 copies
- purple vinyl with sticker on sleeve front and extra sticker inlay
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Entering a decade of existence since the first release back in 2015, Imogen Recordings has a constant flow of hi-quality releases. Based on an inhouse sound and artists that perfectly fits to that sound, Imogen label gained small but finger picked releases catalog and artists repertoire. Among those few Label released music from Darshan Jesrani ( Metro Area, Startree ), Charles Webster - Presence, Don Carlos, Ian Pooley, Ilija Rudman, Kai Alce to name a few and most recently Antonio Zuza.

New Catalog Number 19, brings Antonio Zuza and a duo Project between Ilija and Antonio - Imogen Soundsystem on the table. It's a "never leave my bag" material.
Antonio's "Palmizana" or Imogen Soundsystem's " Paloma" are both strong munition for any dancefloor request by simply delivering that vibe that we all love.
Powered by pristine production as Imogen's standard signature Darshan Jesrani and Ilija Rudman brought 2 sublime remixes to wrap this beautiful 12" Vinyl.
If we are talking about modern house approach with all the respect to it roots, we are talking about this record. It is here to satisfy old diggers and new people on the scene.

A1 - Imogen Soundsystem - Paloma (Original Mix)
A2 - Antonio Zuza - Palmizana (Original Mix)
B1 - Imogen Soundsystem - Paloma (Darshan Jesrani Remix )
B2 - Antonio Zuza - Palmizana (Ilija Rudman's King Of Snakes Mix)
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After 14 years Zambon is closing down the beloved Sampler Series with Vol.10. 7 tracks. 7 new producers. All killers no fillers.

Tracklist:

A1. Justyna S. - Oko Za oko (Benncart House Bootleg)
A2. Zenit - Dzisiaj Jutro
A3. Rodas - Za Czym?

B1. Ka-ya-h - Na Jezykach (Niko Deep House Wersja)
B2. Bem i bek - Powrotna Bossa Nova (TiTLEZ Edit)
B3. Boryn - Byles Ze Mna
B4. EXPO 2000 - Fantazja
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WW EXCLUDING Spain, Andorra, Mexico, Argentina, Bolivia, Bouvet Island, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela, Antarctica, Heard Island and McDonals Islands, French Southern Territories



Tracklist:
A1) Mainline Magic Orchestra Skateboarding Is Not A Crime 00:03:47
A2) Mainline Magic Orchestra, P.Vanillaboy How 2 Please Me 00:04:16
A3) Mainline Magic Orchestra Elektrassu 00:02:06
A4) Mainline Magic Orchestra, Juicy Romance WORK 00:03:43
A5) Mainline Magic Orchestra Bruce Willis 00:05:09
A6) Mainline Magic Orchestra, LVL1 VIP 00:04:16
B1) Mainline Magic Orchestra Cigarrito 00:03:36
B2) Mainline Magic Orchestra BDSM (BLISS, DREAMS, SOUL, MEMORIES) 00:03:33
B3) Mainline Magic Orchestra El Crit De L'Shrek 00:03:40
B4) Mainline Magic Orchestra Arsa 00:03:30
B5) Mainline Magic Orchestra Pretty Otter 00:03:40
B6) Mainline Magic Orchestra House Music 2 The W?rld 00:02:56
B7) Mainline Magic Orchestra Killersito (+18) 00:03:19

Info:
Finally the debut Album by „Mainline Magic Orchestra” is out via Public Possession & Primavera
Labels, 01. March, 2024.
Se bendecido!
Harri Poter, Pretty Otter, Trabajo con Shrek, Smoking prohibited, John McClane pleases U, hohoho,
killer. Featuring. Juicy Romance, LVL1 & P. Vanillaboy

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2LP Gatefold, spot-varnish, embossing and hot-foil printing of the belly band on a heavy weight cardboard

GmbH: An Anthology of Music for Fashion Shows 2016-2023 Vol. 1 is a limited special-edition beautifully designed double-LP featuring the embossed kufic symbol of the Berlin fashion house, GmbH, with a musical timeline of all runway shows between 2016-2023 on printed gatefold. Etched-in-stone, the cover art playfully references archeological discoveries and ancient futurisms.


This first volume spans GmbH’s lifetime, highlighting both the importance of music to their ethos with some of the most relevant and forward thinking artists and producers of our time. To the artists who contributed to this compilation, GmbH is more than a fashion brand; it is a "community of resistance and empowerment" (Lyra Pramuk) rooted in the "representation of diasporic style and sensuality" (Fatima Al Qadiri), fostering community through its socio-political outlook.

Released on studio LABOUR, the imprint by GmbH long-term collaborators, LABOUR.


Tracklist:
LABOUR feat. Khyam Allami - Welt am Draht
Nene H - All This For What
ripp - thuoq thump (Europe Endless Edit)
Billy Bultheel feat. Steve Katona - YLEM
Fatima Al Qadiri - Alkahaf feat. Bobo Secret & Lama3an
Lyra Pramuk - Witness (Guest on Earth Rework)
LABOUR - White Noise
Asmara - Deviant Eyes
LABOUR - Talisman
Gabber Modus Operandi - Awul-Awul
LABOUR - Talisman (CEM Egg of The King remix)
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GENRE/S: Electronic, Nu-Disco, House

TRACKLISTS:

A1. I'm Coming Out feat Mariseya (Extended Mix)
A2. Take Me Up feat Mariseya (Original Mix)
B1. Take Me Up feat Mariseya (Gerd Janson Remix)
B2. I'm Coming Out feat Mariseya (Instrumental Mix)

SHORT INFO:


“The Dirty Love EP” marks the union of the artists' creative minds, but also a blend of Old School - New School: is not just a meeting of musical minds, but reflected in both the production and the soundscape. The release conquers with a new take on Italo House, giving it a modernised edge: a reinterpretation of Italo House, enhanced by world music influences, thanks to Mariseya's vocals.


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12"

Techno, Electronic

TRACKLISTS:

A. Half Life B1. Nu B2. Bill


Announcing Vax Records, the clandestine sanctuary for connoisseurs of techno. Born in Berlin's depths, our curated sounds defy the dance floor, delving into the obscure. Crafted for the discerning, we explore into the dark realms of performative artistry.

From today we present our first release, Vax Records 0000 0001 with Ori Lichtik on Half Life.

The tracks were produced between 2006 and 2017 by Ori Lichtik. Half Life and Bill are precise cuts of extensive productions, tailored for the club, while Nu secretly hits everyday dance training routines. Dim the light.

Intoxicating
Hypnotic
Minimal
Percussive
Alternating with drums and bass
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London-based four-piece Adult Jazz announce their first full-length album in a decade, So Sorry So Slow, out 26 April 2024 via Spare Thought. Alongside the announcement comes lovesick new single ‘Suffer One’ featuring Owen Pallett, a cautious excavation of self and sexuality, clambering across a gorgeously shapeshifting, filmic five-minutes.

Containing some of the band’s most abrasive but gentle, beautiful and melismatic work to date, So Sorry So Slow has many defining characteristics: romance, panic, devotion and remorse, threaded together by an intentionally laser-focused love. It’s deeply personal, bruised and candid in its expressions of tenderness, and deeply pained in its concurrent reflections of ecological regret. Across its hour-long runtime, a delicate, frenetic energy and glacial heaviness coexist, the band pitting those paces against one another. In their richly experimental timbre, dancing strings and fluttering falsettos prang against a bed of brass drones like a wounded bird.

“We started writing in 2017 and began recording in 2018,” says vocalist Harry Burgess. “We genuinely thought it might be finished in 2018! But things kept developing and, having resolutely not struck while the iron was hot, there was no real external push to rush things after that, so we just kept letting things shift and unfold until it felt right. Listening back to my voice notes it’s nice to notice that there are fragments of ideas from the whole period 2017-2023 which have shaped the record.”

Recorded in bursts at studios across London and in the band members’ flats, at Konk, on the Isle of Wight and in Sussex, So Sorry is unambiguous in its evolution. Sonically, there are sparks of the arrhythmic brightness that afforded the band’s critically acclaimed debut album Gist Is its cult adoration, for fans of Arthur Russell and Meredith Monk, but with a blossoming, melancholic darkness often overhead. Piano sprees and luscious string sections appear like low-hanging stars on a night-time drive, whilst plunging vocal distortions and humming brass loops resurrect heavy limbs in a bad dream.

“I usually have objects as kind of totems for ideas,” explains Burgess. “The album initially started out to do with performance… [the totem] was a head mic, one of the subtle skin-tone ones, discreet on the forehead of a West End star. A number of the first songs in their original forms were almost musical theatre piano ballads. I think that was really a device to write about my life as the ‘main character’ (pre internet-speak reframing): regrets about romance, relationships - unsustainable relationships with the self and others.”

“However, once we started writing, the ideas about unsustainable personal relationships, loving unevenly and heartbreak conflated with a more expressly ecological regret. Like contending with big feelings of loss, endings, beauty, desolation, and with how much joy the earth contains in it. Feeling so much gratitude bound up in waves of sadness. Maybe witnessing a slow-motion goodbye to all that, or its last gasps. I love the earth and the life it supports so much. I love how ecosystems fit together - even the brutal stuff. It may be basic to say, but now is the time to be laser focused on that love. I was thinking about human centrality on earth, us as the ‘main character’, the way that is served by faith and romanticism, and the subsequent disingenuous understandings of our position in the ecosystem, as only stewards somehow, rather than subjects. The totems at this point: a herald’s horn, lorry inner tubes, archaeological tools. I guess from doom, industry, history respectively.”

“Now I would say the record is about gripping. Totems being: crampons, rope, drips, desalination equipment, accruing various survival tech. I think gripping sums up both of the threads. There’s the emotionally correct clinging to the earth that is the substrate of everything we value, or the delusional clinging to our imagined dominant position. But also the practical, technological aspects of creating a sustainable relationship, of remaining here. Then I think of romance again.”

So Sorry So Slow comes out 26th April 2024 on Spare Thought, mixed by Fabian Prynn at 4AD Studios and mastered by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road.

Adult Jazz is Harry Burgess, Tim Slater, Steven Wells and Tom Howe.



Side A

Bleat Melisma

Suffer One

y-rod



Side B

No Relief

Plenary

Marquee



Side C

Dusk Song

Earth Of Worms

No Sentry



Side D

Bend

I Was Surprised

Windfarm







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