A mastermind when it comes to crafting quality electronic music across the house spectrum, expressing various shades of his vision, French DJ/producer Traumer has solidified himself as one of the country’s finest exports while his alias has become a home for heavily sought-after minimal-leaning house productions that journey through expansive textures and trademark percussion. After combining with Romanian favourite Cristi Cons early last year as part of the imprint’s collaborative ‘X Series’ and following a series of releases on his own gettraum label, the Parisian makes a highly-anticipated solo return to Enzo Siragusa’s FUSE as he unveils his latest four-track offering in the form of his ‘Nectar’ EP. The title track ‘Nectar’ heads up the package and brings a blend of snappy drum grooves and zippy synths beneath hooky female vocals as it builds into a rolling anthem, while ‘Lamerci’ gets dubby with crisp percussion shots guiding hazy stabs and deep grooves. On the flip, ‘First School’ strips things back and focuses on a snaking bassline and signature silky melodies, before closing on the interwoven textures and shimmering tones of B2 ‘Rodage’. More

Traumer makes his long-awaited return to Infuse as he delivers his four-track ‘Portable’ EP. One of the scenes most distinguished talents, known equally for his quintessential studio productions and he is his expertly crafted, hypnotic DJ sets, Paris-born talent Romain Reynaud, aka Traumer, stands today as one of the most in-demand talents within house, minimal and beyond. Releasing signature productions via the likes of Berg Audio, All In and his own Gettrau imprint, whilst gracing the booths of the world’s most prestigious institutions including fabric, DC-10, Club der Visionare / Hoppetosse, and his home venue of Rex Club, he now makes his highly anticipated return to FUSE sister imprint Infuse following on from his 2018 collaboration alongside fellow countryman and house legend Point G – delivering his expertly crafted four-track 'Portable’ EP this November. Title cut ‘Portable’ opens proceedings as the Parisian favourite weaves together a slick web of fizzing synths, skittish drums and lo-fi synth melodies, before diving deep into the trademark rolling, laser sharp organic drums and slinking basslines found throughout ’90Stig’. ‘Duality’ opens the B-Side in emphatic fashion, raising the tempo and introducing a powerful combination of scintillating electronics atop of punchy kicks and resonant synth stabs, before closing things out via the sensual melodies, dubby pads and early morning grooves of the classy ‘Dueton’. TRACK LISTING: A1. Portable, A2. 90Stig, B1. Duality, B2. Dueton More

BERG AUDIO presents "Assembling Pieces", the labels biggest project to date & elenventh release from the "Monument" serie. Traumer, the parisian mastermind, delivers an incredible LP (3x12") including the highly awaited "Baud", "Strap" and collaborations with Cristi Cons, Steve O Sullivan & Priku - artwork by the talented Juli Jah. Essential piece to any vinyl collection! More

ARTS TRANSPARENT presents one of the former solid artist of the label, with his other psudonim "Traumer". Cold Water Ep is the result of the art of simple and effective chords with grooves. A great record that everyone should have in their bag. The record is presented on Transparent Colored Light Blue Vinyl 12". More

nfluenced and inspired by new techno tendances, Skryptöm Records present a fresh and avantgardist techno music. Skryptöm supported successful tracks all playlisted by imposant international Dj’s, on the lead of charts on downloads web site and record companies. Some Skryptom tracks are nowadays real tubes as Air conditionné from julian jeweil (2006), My Toyz from Popof (2007), Midnight from Scan X (2008), Pop Corn from Julian Jeweil (2009), Astropolis from Electric Rescue out in 2009, Astroneff from Maxime Dangles in 2010, clementine from Traumer in 2011 and Travelling from electric rescue and maxime dangles ... If Skryptöm is attached to its techno spirit identity, the label is today evolving, considering new musical landscapes. First of all, Skryptöm is the story of a passionate artist who has a real talent to flush out big tubes. For the Skryptom 12, TRAUMER deliver 3 massive techno bombs combines industrial deep sounds and massive dance floor hot grooves.


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Previously featured as Epau on the label’s “get — together” compilation, get-traum welcomes back Nu Zau & Sepp for some more groovy goodness – incl. a remix from label head Traumer ! More

After a first appearance on our “get-together” various artists, we couldn’t be happier to welcome back two of Bucharest’s finests, Priku & Dinu. Warm, cosy, dub-infused but always highly effective grooves from the minimal masterminds, including an alternative version of “stereo eyes”, previously released on get-traum. Cherry on top ? Two reworks from label head Traumer, one being under his recently launched moniker, Jinger. More

Describing get-traum as his new visual identity, the Paris-based DJ and producer said the series of concerts represents a new chapter in his career.
In addition, Traumer’s label, Gettraum, which is releasing the Love Machine EP in collaboration with husband and wife duo The Magic Olives. More

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Tracklisting
A1 Minube - Zaha Zhivai
A2 Minube & Rebreanu - Bro Disch Tut
B1 Minube & D I N - Wormhole
B2 Minube & Andrey Djackonda - Can't Stop The Time

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Minube and friends join the Purple Print roster with a wide range of minimal goodness More

Tracklisting
A1 Kuyateh - 90Grad
A2 Kuyateh - Stop Talking
B1 Kuyateh - DibbyDub
B2 Kuyateh - DaybyDay

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The delicious grooves of Kuyateh make their way on Purple Print with 4 solo tracks ready to takeover the dance floor More

An essential piece of electronic history is restored to its full glory for the 30th anniversary, with all 25 tracks of Selected Ambient Works II reunited in this Expanded Edition alongside two extras. Constantly referenced and revered decades after its release, SAWII has seen accolades such as the Pitchfork perfect 10 and #2 best ambient album of all time.

Written in his early 20s, it follows the glacial synths and deft percussion of Selected Ambient Works 85-92 and preceding the contorted, intricate, abstract visions of electronic music on ...I Care Because You Do. Aphex Twin crafted this mammoth set of mostly beatless vistas, textured compositions that are by turns beautiful, nightmarish, emotive, and thrilling.

From swooning beauty to careening dread, even in just the first two tracks, SAWII is a stunning and faultless piece of work. Each soundscape brings with it the sense of standing in some vast space, with dripping rusted pipes and dilapidated walls, or endless canyons of low bitrate whooshing winds. Tracks like ‘Blue Calx’ emanate a strange kind of peace, with synths that sound like wobbling laminated paper or underwater radar blips while a constant knocking keeps pace. Elsewhere, curious microtonal keys flutter and subtly morph, low frequencies throb and purr, and oscillating hums induce hypnagogia.

The gossamer soft chords of ‘#3’ (AKA ‘Rhubarb’) move slow as clouds, airy wisps that are translated into orchestral grandeur on the exclusive ‘Rhubarb Orc. 19.53 Rev’ with quivering strings, ethereal choir, and reversed molten bass, while ‘th1 [evnslower]’ is a sonorous blur floating from hopeful lifts to anxious dissonance. Finally included on all formats after 30 years, ‘#19’ (AKA ‘Stone In Focus’) seems to smooth over all the wrinkles of life with its blissfully monolithic chords and faint ripples of melody, its ticking like skipping stones marking the passage of time till it slows to a gentle halt.


- Polylined inner sleeves
- Foil blocked wide spine outer sleeve
- Fold out poster
- Sticker insert
- Expanded edition includes all songs on all formats for the first time, including previously vinyl-exclusive track #19 alongside two additional tracks (officially released and on physical formats for the first time)
- Artwork by Paul Nicholson, original album designer + Aphex logo designer More

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M.A.D EDITS 001 from Make A Dance. Limited! More