Pub emerges from the mists to follow the 'Autumn' ep with his first album of new music in over a decade. 'Process The Wise' LP.

A selection of tracks that are deeply lustrous and magical, equally measured yet wandering, with complimentary harmonics & scattered chaos.

An inexplicable vibe, liquid feelings for endless summer nights. More

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Ampoule present Pub - Single

Dense and beautiful electronic music that falls somewhere between T++ / Various Artists, early Boards of Canada, Basic Channel and Carl Craigs most epic works.

This record contains rare & long out of print classic tracks from the three Pub EP's that were released on Ampoule in 1999, 2001and 2003 respectively.

There are also two 2 exclusive cuts which have been never released on vinyl before.

Remastered by Dubplates & Mastering and new artwork by Pub. More

Following the recent flurry of newly remastered releases from Ampoule records, most notably Pubs timeless ‘Summer EP’ & classic albums ' Do You Ever Regret Pantomime?’ & ‘Single’ besides releasing ‘Cheeky Speaker’ under his alter ego ‘Lucky & Easy’ last year.

Pub ‘Autumn EP’ sees his return to Ampoule with four brand new tracks that merge his love of all things Black Dog and Chain Reaction with a healthy dose of shoegaze and freaked out folk. More

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Twenty years ago, somewhere in Scotland, an album that was the missing link between The Black Dog, Chain Reaction and Irdial was released by an enigmatic Glasgow producer called Pub, on his equally mysterious label Ampoule.
The album ‘Do You Ever Regret Pantomime?’ (2000) has become the stuff of local folklore, a key work in the UK’s rich history of IDM and ambient, and one of the most celebrated albums of the early noughties. Bizarrely, it even infiltrated the Billboard Top 100.
Do You Ever Regret Pantomime?’ is also very much a key statement from a producer who has chosen to stay in their own space, where everyone is welcome. Records like these are about losing yourself in the sound and creating your own universe to explore.
Over the record's 70 minutes or so you’re instantly wrapped in a deep matrix of spacious chords, abstract textures and gently shifting rhythms.
The 2020 reissue has been re-mastered and cut at Berlin’s Dubplates & Mastering, pressed as a 2x12” and features new artwork and a bonus track.
This release also heralds the return of Ampoule, the Glasgow label which released music from the likes of Lucky & Easy, Omens Jot and Moped Endo among others. Forthcoming releases will be a mixture of new music and re-issues from the archives.
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Ampoule's Pub returns with a fresh remaster of the classic 'Summer' and a brand new track titled 'The Fragile Root'

'Summer' was originally released 20 years ago on the Vertical Form label - a result of a multitude of completely live and improvised studio sessions, that gently swell and evolve over the tracks 16 minutes.

'Fragile Root' is a brand new track, think vintage idm - intricate rhythms and melodies crossed with massive dub chords.

Mastered by Dubplates & Mastering and the first run is on summer friendly yellow vinyl. More

Ultra raw analoque and soulful Detroit techno tracks from an old Warp head now operating under his new Raza alias. Essential! More

**Clear Vinyl** Styrax balance Ross 154 and Claro Intellecto's classic House and Techno with up-to-date offerings from Damon Lamar and Lowtec.
Classic is definitely an over-used phrase these days but there's no better word to describe Ross 154's heart-melting 'Daze', which last appeared on the CD of his 'Strike' album, and equally Claro Intellecto's magical 'Signifier' taken from the legendary 'Peace Of Mind EP'. Similarly timeless, the deep house groove of 'Rising Sun' from Tetrode music's Damon Lasar, and the discreet vibes of Lowtec's 'Dat America' taken from his 1999 EP on Playhouse.
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**Clear Vinyl** Hot on the heels of his lovely 12" for MOM, Synkro serves three tracks of lush ambient Techno electronics for Styrax. 'Presence' suffuses the A-side with a blissed-out 4/4 roller buoyed by convective Reese bass and kissed by convective, effervescent atmospheres to sooth yer bonce. Flipside, the beatless 'Question' appears shades away from the 4th world cyber-jungle ambience of the recent Oneohtrix Point Never album, swooning to the sounds of simulated fauna and beautiful, widescreen synth pads. 'Memory' completes the set with with a tantalising 2-step reduction, all flickering, mercurial syncopation and plangent keys reminding of John Beltran. More

John Beltran was responsible for some of the greatest ambient techno records of the 1990s, and despite falling into near-obscurity for much of the 00s, his place in the canon has recently been secured thanks to reissues on Styrax and Millions of Moments. Here and now, 3 new ambient electronica tracks from John Beltran. Beautifully produced, generously melodic work of one of techno's unsung heroes. More

Two Classic Detroit / Techno tracks from Kenny Larkin & G-Man. With new mastering in 2011. More

Tracklist STRX 09 (2x12inch Vinyl): A1: Sven Weisemann - Deep Passion (Sven's Repassion Mix)
A2: Morphosis - They Just Don't Care
B1: Lowtec - Stamping Ground
B2: STL - Laio
C1: John Daly - Birds
C2: Derek Carr - 25th
D1: John Beltran - Rainy Day Savior
D2: Sam McQueen - Simple Pleasures

Tracklist Special 1 (2x12inch Vinyl)

A: Ron Trent - Piano Track
B1: Larry Heard - Dolphin Dream
B2: Herbert - Fat King Fire
C: Isolée - Raum Zwei
D1: Reggie Dokes - Black Thoughts (The Tribal Mix)
D2: DJ Qu - Be Who You (Main Mix)

Styrax Records presents the last part from the serie "In Loving Memory". The release come with an artwork of James Marsh, former best known for collaborating with the seminal '80's band TALK TALK, producing all their iconic album covers. The folder is used for the acceptance of all "In Loving Memory" parts 1-4. As bonus the Special 1 (2x12inch vinyl) with rare and classic tracks from Ron Trent, Larry Heard, Herbert, Isolée, Reggie Dokes and DJ Qu.

Note: There will be a limited box later in 2011 with all parts same(1-4), the same label-artworks, vinyl colours and more specials.
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Dubby deep doublepack for maximum melancholic space pleasure by the man with the big tattoos. Beautiful. More

A classic is announced ! JS (James Zeiter) tracks (JS-04 was never released) from 1997/98 in new and unreleased reworks.
Great minimalistic TechHouse and straight ahead moving clubtracks w/ long build up and serious "BC" feel.
Played by Sven Väth, Laurent Garnier, Margaret Dygas, Savas Pascalidis, Dorian Paic. More

Incredible techno record, Quo Vadis, El Jem and Sparticus was made in 1994/95, and released in 95/96.
You can feel the influences of classic Maurizio and DBX here. Already one half of LFO, Gez Varley definitely proves with this record that he can be a genius... Ltd Backstock More

Totally killer 2nd Part of a breathtaking neo Detroit classic! From the legendary album “Earth & Nightfall”, released on both Sinewave and R&S this really is a lost classic and another pristine release from the increasingly on-the-money Styrax imprint.
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BACK IN!! Official 2006 3-track release of breathtaking ultimative detroit classic! From the lengdary Album "Earth & Nightfall"! A 1990s "intelligent techno" blueprint - TIP! More

Killer re-issue of Basic Channel influenced chords and deep driven techno style production by Kim Rapatti (Mono Junk) from his Trope period. This is a must for all Basic Channel afficianados!
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