Tracklist:

1 Happy Children (Vocal Verson)
2 Happy Children (Instrumental)
3 Happy Children (Original Remastered Version 2020)
4 Happy Children (Flemming Dalum Remix)
5 Happy Children (Van Edelsteyn Remix 2020)

Italo classic from 1983 with Flemming Dalum and Van Edelsteyn remixes More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1983. Comes with Flemming Dalum and Victor Ark remixes! More

Reissue of this classic from 1983. More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1984. Comes with Flemming Dalum remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1985. Comes with Flemming Dalum and Hysteric remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1986. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1985 with Flemming Dalum and George Hysteric remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1985. Comes with Flemming Dalum and DJ TinTin remixes. More

Reissue of this ’88 synth-pop classic! More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1985 with Flemming Dalum and DJ Tin Tin remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1984. Comes with Flemming Dalum remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1986. Comes with Flemming Dalum remixes. More

Reissue of this hitsingle from 2000. More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1984. Including Flemming Dalum remixes! More

Reissue of this italo disco rarity from 1986. Comes with Flemming Dalum remixes. More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1984. Comes with Flemming Dalum remix. More

Tracklisting
A1 Kaiser - Southern Railway
A2 Kaiser - Peace
B1 Kaiser - Sonic Expedition
B2 Kaiser - Guilty Conscience

Sales Note
Promising techno talent Kaiser weighs out 4 big room aces forthe following KEY journey. Powerful and composed, all tracks reflect the character of the Italian artist who once again, with dedication and commitment brings forth a timeless blend of productions. Dip in, you'll find your own pearl.
Konsistenz proposes a blend of classic techno with an elegant restraint: from the sophisticated, tunnelling pounder of A1 to the stripped-down yet busy vibes of A2, Kaiser demonstrates his mastery of detail, crafting beautifully constructed tracks with deep atmospheres that magnetically draw you in. B1 offers prime body music- a proper DJ tool with focus on the low end, while B2 introduces a sturdy broken beat accompanied by tense, droning strings and bleepy contours, creating an intriguing stomper with a minimal blueprint. Moody notes and ample reverb immerse listeners in an aquatic and deep atmosphere, ideal for consumption between the hours of 6 and 8 am on a Sunday morning. With its subtle variations in textures and rhythmics, this release promises to set dance floors ablaze, making it a necessary addition to any DJ's arsenal.
Smart and effective- killer twelve More

Tracklisting
A1 Antonio De Angelis - Emergency
A2 Antonio De Angelis - Red Snow
B1 Antonio De Angelis - Kerogen
B2 Antonio De Angelis - Total Recall

Sales Note
Antonio De Angelis returns to KEY with 'Knocking'; a classy, elegant and powerful 4 tracker which showcases the unmistakable expertise of the producer in matters of sound design. All of this material is imbued with utmost austerity, tapping into a vein of primal, purist techno.
A1 'Emergency' is charming and magnificently vacouos. The minimalistic composition and subtle variation enhances its skeletal structure, where each element is positioned to perfectly match the other. Dim drones meet with a heavy bass epitomizing the hypnotic power of minimalism through repetition. Going further, 'Red Snow' dives deeper into textural lusciousness with scattered bleeps and sci-fi atmospheres. This one is real good. On the B side energy intensifies with 'Kerogen', a dark, big room pumper filled with layers and asurpsiging final progression into a dreamy, dubbed string sequence. And finally, the gorgeous 'Total Recall' concludes ourride with an even dreamier color. While the low ends suck you ina locked grove, the pads absorb your mind into a luminescent realm of abstraction. Eyes closed, smiling, getting lost into imagination. TIP!
All pieces within the EP have a clear clarity of means in common where nothing is overdosed: airiness and concentration on the effect of the sounds used is the focus from start to finish. Balanced, restrained, somber. Yes, KEY is back to serving top-notch techno elegance. More

Tracklisting
A1 Ctrls - Ectomagnetic
A2 Ctrls - Injection Shuffle
B1 Ctrls - Subsumed TM1
B2 Ctrls - Nanocaust

Sales Note
Hailing from Denmark, CTRLS takes the steering wheel for KEY042, delivering an EP that embodies techno and raw industrial energy, marking his third appearance on the label.
The A-side begins 'ectomagnetic', a highly rhythmical track building through layers into a dreamy chord progression thats traddles the line between eyes-closed fantasia and full-body pump. In the midst of it all, the bassline drags our attention as its earthy, round essence stands out from the metallic universe created around it. A2 'injection shuffle' is a heavy hitter, characterized by distorted, ringing textures and old-school methodology, boasting menacing drum programming thatsolidifies its status as a peak-time big room monster. Continuingon the B, 'subsumed' offers another mystical journey blending body music with spaced-out melodies, all stamped with CTRLS's unmistakable touch. A sort of sci-fi tension, eerily drawing listeners into its other worldly atmosphere. Closing with 'nanocaust', the EP dives into intense atmospheres led by a broken beat bone and cavernous soundscapes - once again - presenting a general sound which will make you feel a different kind of energy.
Strong package of densely populated sonic environments, all inline with the sound of KEY. More

Filipovich is one of a kind. The Belarus-born, Paris-based artist works in a multitude of media - found footage films, painting, silkscreening and performance to name a few. It's her musical output that has caught the attention of late, though, with Filipovich dropping a run of releases in recent years which began with 2021's Magnificat on Time Released Sound. Filipovich takes as much of a novel approach to her music-making as she does with her other artistic endeavours - Magnificat was centred around treated samples of Sergei Rachmaninov's All-Night Vigil, and she's also combined classical composition with contemporary electronic techniques on her subsequent drops.For Idealized, Filipovich's debut on Sheffield's Central Processing Unit, she maintains the gothic air which characterised her previous releases and applies it to a record of widescreen contemporary techno joints. These tracks represent something of a gear shift for CPU, a label which has long made its name by delivering top-quality electro and machine-funk jams, but such is the quality of Idealized that these superbly-executed techno productions are sure to win over label fans both old and new.Idealized is very much schooled in the German tradition of minimal/dub techno. Tracks like 'Physical', 'Wave' and 'Dance Minor' all anchor themselves on single, steady drum pulses and delay-drenched single-chord loops. Filipovich generally lets the central idea of these tracks play out across several minutes while introducing increasingly disorientating elements into the rest of the mix - wiccan atmospherics, clashing chords, spiralling delays and so forth. It's an approach at once respectful of Filipovich's predecessors - Basic Channel, Deepchord, Ellen Allien and so on - but also full of idiosyncrasies and individuality.Many of the club cuts here hardwire us into the moody, murky environs of the darkest Berlin Basements. 'Ultra Red' rides forward on a crisp drum machine snap, a menacing burble of bassline and an eerie single-note synth whistle in the upper end of the mix; 'Dance Minor' shows off a bit of KiNK in the brain-bending modular loop that waxes and wanes at its centre; the second-half run from 'Wave' to closer 'Small Cave' travels ever-further out into deep space - the kick drums remain insistent, yet the textural elements are delivered with an edge and flair that evidences Filipovich's ability to think outside the box.Filipovich's unusual methods, and the influence of sound art and electroacoustic composition on her music, are drawn out further when Idealized steps away from the dancefloor. 'Hydra' comes off like a more gothic version of Pole - its central pulse draws from dub techno but never quite settles into a danceable groove, and this beat is combined with the kind of unnerving keyboard work that would make John Carpenter proud. Although closer 'Small Cave' eventually locks into another dark-room techno roller, the opening section of the track delivers a weightless soundscape of bright, tinny chords and a scene-setting field recording.Idealized, the first drop on Central Processing Unit from Paris-based Belarusian Lina Filpovich, broadens the label's horizons with a selection of finely crafted minimal/dub techno joints. More

Something for everyone. Release your release. More

Italian digger extraordinaire Fab Mayday supplies another four beauties from the vaults! Limited to 200 copies, no repress. More

Reissue of this italo disco classic from 1985. Comes with Flemming Dalum and Hysteric remixes. More

Sacred Skin is back! Their sophomore album Born in Fire hits turntables everywhere September 2024. Pre-order now to reserve your copy! This latest effort builds off the band’s full-length debut (2022’s The Decline of Pleasure) and takes their sound to a completely new level. Painting a blackened, dystopian vision of life in modern-day Los Angeles, Born in Fire is a movie soundtrack inspired by a forgotten era. Anthemic pop music steeped in romanticism and melancholy and drenched in layers upon layers of new wave nostalgia. For fans of ’80s soundtracks, Tangerine Dream, INXS, Depeche Mode, and New Order.

Midnight Mannequin Records is proud to present this deluxe pressing of Born in Fire on 2xLP colored vinyl and housed in a gatefold jacket, complete with OBI strip. More

Special reissue on Bang It! from the MBG International Records archives. 90s styled house for your pleasure!
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Co-Accused return for their second release of 2024 with a hand picked V/A sharing sounds from some of
the label’s favourite electro and techno producers. Underground legends and fearsome up-and-comers
come on board to the Glasgow based label with Luke’s Anger, SOD-90, Steve Allman, Mal_Hombre and
Parand delivering tracks. CR006 VA is selected for the dancefloor, tried and tested in Co-Accused's own
DJ sets.

Luke’s Anger launches the EP with some up for it wonky business in ‘Choplifter’. From one of the
masters of the wonky techno sound Luke’s Anger continues in full form with his tight yet askew playful
beats. SOD-90 comes in next with ‘Saving Up For Botox’ with his fearless punk take on the electro sound
- his own brand of high intensity atmospherics mixed with distorted synth lines, vocals and kicking
breaks. Cultivated Electronics’ Steve Allman leads the B Side with ‘This Is Not A Dream’ calling on driving
hoover bass and haunting synths in classic UK electro style. For the B2 Mal_Hombre takes the EP down
a deeper and more spatial path with ‘Triangulation’ with delicately detailed and propulsive techno, a long
time friend of the label whose debut album Andromeda Outpost released on Jeff Mill’s iconic Axis
Records. Topping the whole thing off Berlin based producer and Avoidant alumni Parand delivers the final
hit with Bloc - a powerful, pitch black, driving heads down moment.

100 copies only. More

High Priestess of the motherbeat, Eris Drew delivers her latest single - Slump Recordings second release of 2024. I Can Move Move is an archetypal, slice of cheeky club magic - epitomising her dynamic vinyl only DJ sets; the track brings a classic Eris house groove that masterfully integrates her turntablism with vocal chops and stabs to seduce the dance! The single comes alongside two seizmic remixes from label founder Baby Rollén, and Panorama Bar favourite Gallegos - each putting their signature spin on the quirky summer record. More