"Proper destroyer," is what somebody said and it's probably the best description you'll hear for this new Syncom Data release. Syncom Data teams up with Finnish/Dutch vocalist Saara Soini for "Rumpukone". Inspired by "Me and My Rhythm Box" from the 1982 film "Liquid Sky", Saara Soini delivers a powerful vocal performance on razorsharp beats and acidic textures by Syncom Data. Drenched in shuffling machine distortion "Rumpukone" marches merciless on funky boots through moist and dark techno cellars. There's an instrumental as well, but it's all about the vocal version... In "Space Madness" Syncom Data works with Mystica Tribe from Japan, who had several records released on their label. His echoing layers of dubby melodica blend perfectly with the La Haye style beats and crashing effects by Syncom Data. Don't be fooled that it's on the b-side, this one's a sneaky winner as well.

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Syncom Data's powerful return with the hard jacking Warehousing EP, all drenched in that typical raw Syncom Data techno sewer sound with lots of emphasis on bass. Comes on stylish red-black transparent vinyl. Titletrack Warehousing is a constantly forward thrusting jacktechno track that builds to a warm string climax. A great combination of melancholy introvert feels and deep pounding bass. In Stowage Syncom Data take on a beatless electronic flight into distorted vinyl and synth territory. The whole b-side is for Ekstasis, a 13,5 minutes relentless acidsynth techno bomb for destroying some dancefloors. This live recorded track constantly evolves and builds and builds and builds. Strobo time.

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Mobach drops his lush melodic debut album ''Cold Rain'' on Syncom Data Records. Four years after his ''Metrobots'' twelve inch Mobach delves deeper into his unique hybrid form of techno, house, electro, dub and downbeat experimental electronics. Ten tracks full of infectious melodies, clever beats and weird soundscaping that creates this typical Mobach audiosyncratic world, probably best reflected in the beautiful artwork, also from the hand of the artist. More

Strong techno debut by D-Ribeiro, one of Rotterdams finest talents, on Syncom Data Records. Four deep and grooving techno tracks with a hint of house and a strong Detroit feeling: wandering in the night through empty streets... More

100% techno jack banger. Louis Guilliaume returns on Syncom Data Records with On The Grid: three trax for stompin' dancefloor bliss. The title track takes it to the streets and delivers pure Chicago jack. The claps, the rim, the hihats, the sirens and the infectious bassline roll on until the trademark Guilliaume synth stabs kick in to lift everything to the next level. Private Escorts: the title says it all. It's a bit trashy, but in a good way. Teutonic robotfunk. On the b-side Guilliaume takes it a level deeper. Way Out creates a techno vision of funky machines moving along in a desolate landscape, fueled by Jamaican rum punch... Louis Guilliaume delivers with On The Grid his techno message: strongly rooted on the dancefloor, but with his eyes on a far away horizon.

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Mark du Mosch delivers an absolute techno belter! Follow up on the superb debut album "Salmiak" featuring trippy, long and deep techno with "Sanctuary", a dancefloor-cracking-remix by Syncom Data of the mad acid-rave of "Cold Sweat" and the lovely melancholy disco-ish house soundtrack which is "Loss". Another killer EP by Mark du Mosch.

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Astonishing album by Mark du Mosch, who delivers his first full length album on Syncom Data Records and it's quite simply overwhelming. In a true Detroit fashion Mark du Mosch rides that fine line between techno, house and disco. That line which guides you to the dancefloor as well as a higher musical and emotional level. With ''Salmiak'' Mark du Mosch shows he's not only a great DJ, but one of Hollands finest producers as well. Absolute techno house killer bomb. Don't sleep on it.

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Smashing dub-meets-techno burner from Tokyo. Meditation Stick by Japanese Mystica Tribe is a deep and spacey dubtrack, layered with catchy melodica vibes and warped out effects. SD Records label bosses Syncom Data got their hands on the track and made the Syncom Dub with the African toms at the core of a long and stripped down version. On the b-side is the Syncom Data Remix: a true dub-with-techno dancefloor smasher. The Hague style technobeats flowing with spacey melodicas and tripped out effects. One for dancing and spacing at the same time.


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