Albion, the “Continental Disco” wizard, is back on Macadam Mambo with a new EP, proving, with those 4 mysterious killer nuggets, that he is definitely the boss to put out weirdo obscurities. And, giving us again the feeling that the level of the tracks on Macadam Mambo, is getting higher record after record.
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After the huge success of our previous MME909 by Traxx and Npnk, here is a new selection of industrial, post-punk, EBM edits selected and made by Dunkeltier also known as Sneakers DJ (Uncanny Valley, Frigio…). Dunkeltier has worked to give a second life to those very obscure tracks and needed to be adjusted. Giving tribute to the defunct artist Kozmonaut on this new extended version of “The Mann”. “Tanzmusik” by Absolute Body Control was originally 1:40 and completely underexploited, we have now a strong solid dance floor killer! “Saturday Night” by eM (also known as SM Nurse) was originally only released on tape and needed a proper restoration. And some of you will probably recognise the final track “A Dey” but completely remixed by Dunkeltier. A very must have for those who love strong records!

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Let’s continue the Macadam Mambo Edits series with a new EP by notorious digger/DJ Raphael Top Secret (Creme2lacreme, Noncollective). This selection of edits is just totally brilliant!! Here are four pure pieces of obscure, magnificent music. No need for extended chit chat, just have a
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Macadam Mambo continues to tease us with forthcoming edits. MME404 ep will be dedicated to (ex) yugloslavian disco, reggae and synth pop edits. Emir Krkic is in charge of the rework duties. You might know him under his Muslim Disco Club monniker, he released a killer EP on feed records last year. More

Are you ready for the 3rd release of the Macadam Mambo Edits? We prefer to inform you from the dangerousness of this issue on the dancefloor. It starts with a “Hungarian Cosmic Italo/Synth Pop” track edited by Macadam Mambo co-owner Bob Bernard (Macadam Mambo), a kind of candy not as innocent as it can make you feel. A2 is an “ethnic French coldwave” tune edited and reworked by Fab Mayday (Pornwax/Beatwolf Radio/Italo Italians), like you’re in an ambiant cotton mood, perfect to start an after party. On second side, the duo Bernadott (Edits Du Golem) delivers a huge, a monster, an infernal demoniac rework/edit of a punk anthem, acid bassline, loud kick, mental structure, no need to say more. And to finish, a sunny, fresh, sexy, hot, funny reedit of an obscure “French synth pop” track, ideal to keep a warm temperature during the winter, made by Bikini Freak (Macadam Mambo) More

Here is the second Macadam Mambo release! The French collectiv’ strikes back with 5 Disco weapons in order to burn the dancefloors.Bob Bernard delivers us 2 fresh cosmic boogies: Mona Lova and Devorlez, pure madness! The guests of the record are Loisirs Modernes, two activists from Marseille who run Le Passe Temps Club, they’ve transformed an old rock cut in a fantastic Balearic track, Passionata, perfect to start a set. Roger Suchard with Papy Papy find probably one of the most beautiful loop to make you happy. And to complete the record, Savala a very intense tribal boogie edited by Bikini Freak.

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Rhythm On The Loose “Break Of Dawn” is quite simply one of House Music’s all time classics. Producer Geoff Hibbert was inspired by seeing dawn break on an Italian coast line to draw inspiration from Moby’s anthemic “Go” and disco gem “Let No Man Put Asunder” by First Choice to create his loving homage to the UK Rave scene. Network set up a label “The One After D” to release a limited edition press of the instant classic to create demand. One of the first copies was picked up by Kevin Saunderson and his relentless playing of the track helped fuel interest in the USA. The first release on Network in 1991 established the track as iconic. That original mix is here and still sounds as fresh as ever. Perfect in fact. The 12” also contains remastered versions of the 1995 remixes by Rhythm On The Loose, Strike and Stonebridge. More

Dutch disco dons Kraak&Smaak make their debut on Razor-N-Tape with a pair of boogie originals pressed to wax for the first time ever, featuring two remix gems from Ben Sun and Tiger & Woods! The soulful vibes run deep on Way Back Home, with Ben Sun and T&W taking us to Frankie and Shepp town, respectively, on their mixes. And with its synthy uptempo disco stomp, Seb's Party rounds out this wonderfully varied 4-tracker perfectly. More

Albion, the “Continental Disco” wizard, is back on Macadam Mambo with a new EP, proving, with those 4 mysterious killer nuggets, that he is definitely the boss to put out weirdo obscurities. And, giving us again the feeling that the level of the tracks on Macadam Mambo, is getting higher record after record.
A new masterpiece on Macadam Mambo!!

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The Hacker and Italo Moderni join forces with a masterful electro EP, guided by the French G.O.A.T. from Grenoble. Infused with techno vibes and featuring a remix by the renowned Terence Fixmer, this EP is a testament to the cutting-edge fusion of styles. Drawing inspiration from Liaisons Dangereuses, The Hacker weaves intricate basslines and rhythms, exemplified in the track ‘No Señor.’ ‘Me and My Sequencer Part 1 and Part 2’ unveils a clandestine narrative, a hidden tale shared only between The Hacker and his synthesizers—revealing the magical connection cultivated over the years. 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

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Untouchable Hardcore Jungle Techno Darkside Monsters originally released in 1993 More

Crossed Wires III marks the final installment of the Crossed Wires trilogy, a series of releases that saw Crossed Wires dig deep into their archived cassette recordings of early experiments in electronics and sound design.

The final part pulls together 14 tracks spanning the gamut of Crossed Wires' influences, giving us emotionally charged ambient all the way to angsty almost-garage-rock, with a plethora of minimal-wave grooves and catchy hooks for us to vibe to, as we cry into our bran flakes knowing there will be no more Crossed Wires. More

A bass rumble seems to rearrange your organs like a spiritual doctor, fast techno kicks and a funky as hell percussion line emerge - it's the lucky 13th release on Lisbon's Para?so, this time by local mainstays Shcuro and Vil - the first, label co-founder, the second a longtime friend and impeccable DJ with a range that runs from dubstep to the hardest strains of techno and beyond. The opener track 'Rumble The Funk' evolves with infectious stabs and cut-up vocal and our legs can't seem to stand still. The groove continues on with the A2 'Recoil', a soulful, dubby, relentless ode to techno that feels authentic and purposeful. Emotional tones find their way in via a mysterious, melodic string, introduced in the breakdown. Dubbed out motifs, delay + feedback strokes make a welcome return on the appropriately titled 'Chime Dub' that opens the B side of the record: skippy rhythmic layers and a warm bassline complete the picture, string flourishes give us glimpses of radiant dancefloor revelations. On the B2 the duo's opener track gets the remix treatment by another exciting duo: Blasha & Allatt, who are the women behind the iconic queer techno raves Meat Free. They flip the original's melody into a rapid, dreamy affair, conveying an optimism that perfectly wraps up this solid record by continuing the celebration of collaborative work. More