Taron Trekka are back on Milnormodern. Two tracks for the club on limited vinyl. Dance ... dance ... dance More

FINA Records returns with its sixteenth release this June, this time coming from German duo Tarron Trekka who offer up a four-track self-titled EP. Daniel Muller-Sachs and Andreas Kriester aka Tarron Trekka have been releasing material via the likes of Freude Am Tamzen, Brut! and Milnor Modern since the late 2000's, although have been actively DJ'ing since the late 90's. Since unveiling the Tarron Trekka alias in 2006 the pair have picked up support from some well respected heads in the underground circuit such as Rodhad, Don't Be Afraid founder Semtek and Adultnapper, so it's no surprise to see the pair snapped up for a single here on the illustrious FINA imprint.
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Andrei Antonets has done it again. But while his track „Permanent Departure“ and the accompa- nying dOP remix on the MMR 27 still sought, and found, the meditative magic of the night, these four tracks take no prisoners when it comes to danceability. With a broad spectrum bass drum and a funky, uncomplicated sound design that creates as much jack as it does depth, this latest EP by the Russi- an producer takes aim and heads straight to the heart of the dance floor. Here the low pitched bass, turbulent percussion and mysterious vocals send the most scintillating signals of seemingly endless nights. While „Hellraiser 2017“ and „For me there is no other one (feat. Jake the Rapper)“ on the A-side are still in the lower BPM range, “PD124” on the B-side, ups the pace and therefore the energy level, which is effortlessly maintained for eight minutes. The conclusion comes with “Eto ne son 111”, which pairs heavy drums with wistful melodies in an entirely perfect, non-contradictory fusion.
These four tracks from the MMR 28 as well as the two tracks from the MMR 27 (including dOP remix) also appear in a digital bundle as a mini-album (six tracks) in addition to the vinyl release. More

Constantly on the move, never standing still. Always looking ahead and never back. Everything sooner rather than later. This is what our modern lifestyles feel like, keeping us prisoners in the wake of time while everything around us is in a permanent state of change. It seems as though Andrei Antonets, aka OID, could sing a song, or at least produce a track about it. But rather than the soundtrack to our hurriedness, the Russian musician has seemingly created the opposite with his new track „Permanent Departure“. He achieves this by letting various sounds meander alongside a bass drum for about eleven minutes. Guitars, pads, Hi-Hats, everything comes and goes, arranged with tremendous flair. Antonets has already proven his capability to do exactly this with his project Alexandroid or with his work on labels like Pampa and Sealt Records. The French Band dOP‘s remix on the B-side is much shorter but sends us on the same trip as the original. Shortened to just eight minutes with a slightly new route, the dOP remix takes us directly to the club and peak time for the advanced. If we have to have a departure, then this is the way. More

With great pleasure we present a new artist on Milnormodern, it is ARSY from Berlin. This is the 26th record of Milnormodern and as al- ways, really nice deep. We love it. Three tracks for the morning, the noon and the club. Be quick, the record is limited to 200 rare stamped and numbered copies. Enjoy. More

Taron Trekka are back on Milnormodern. Two tracks for the club on limited vinyl. Dance ... dance ... dance More

That the Japanese Shu Okuyama has an affinity for German-language titles has been made clear in the past already. This time he comes with "Rotkäppchen" (red-riding hood's) best, "Trockenfleisch" (beef-jerky) in "Rotwein" (red wine) and thereby preserves it. A-Side: Trockenfleisch feat. Rejtek "It's better down below" was, or rather is, the label slogan. You know that when something starts to crawl around in your pants, that holding still just ain't gonna happen. Bass and piano-lines make it clear here. However, the discreet groove-ingredients like slap-bass, diminutive vocals, high-hats and these refined melodies provide the seasoning. Enjoy your meal! B-Side: Rotwein It doesn't always have to be Sake. The red swill with the mighty fine weight cranks the temper just right and drives one a little overweight on the scales. However before you can do a little calisthenics – Shu brings the sounds for the undertaking. One of these "Sweetie I know where we are going tonight, you don't need the jacket" – tracks in the early morning. Here the piano rules. Kanpai! More

Taron Trekka stands on the right side. The Alfy Kreisel EP is already the third master plan having to do with deepness with biceps on Milnormodern. The two messrs set about with a small-minded focus to peak & howls, where the genius of the hypnotic compo- sition, and exhilaration is paired up with a sense and contrasted with a subliminal drive. Like on their own planet they sit with a smile and peer out over the party-confetti dusted heavenly bodies: make your circus there. When you're finished with all that bluster, come around. We have some recipes for the mind and the joints that are so addictive, yet without side effects. The drinks are served cold... It's just a lot of fun when Taron Trekkas head banger house is laced with a techno ground. Somehow their sounds have some kind of healing power. Just like their DJ-sets that they happily celebrate at length. This is going for broke without falling unconscious. In the comments you might find a few words along the lines of 'You guys spin records in a metaphorical act of coitus, albeit pulling out just in time'...That just about says it all. Alfy Kreisel: An almost 10 minute repetitive monster where during the process scoops are heaped in without overflowing the pot. Bongo's thrown into the mix to boot. Not your everyday ditty. Knarfes: Steps elegantly with a dub pricking without breaking the surface. Of course by all means you can travel to the UK and from the prospects over there you too can cut and splice a unique handwork together. Porf: Yes folks, the legendary phono-label brings it once again. Taron Trekka has reanimated Porf. At once a dose of select hazy- house-funk, thank you very much. More

After what has seemed like 134 years of shame and reluctance of their own release, based on the fact that the unbeat- able thoroughness of the filthy and yet so unintentional live sets of the three fearless Brothers Schleck^Stecker, these old warhorses a More