Ever evolving Dutchman A Made Up Sound is back with a new EP on Delsin a whole six years after his last. Here he proves once more why he is so vital across four cuts of heavyweight technosoul. Thin Air pairs fast-paced 4/4 beats with stormy layered pads, all coalescing into affectional yet powerful techno grooves. In typical AMUS fashion, with its swung drums, sampled chordlines and flanged percussion it's simply hard to categorize but easy to love. More

Part two of the A Made Up Sound 007/008 double drop. Killer pan-around beats and morsecode-like pads build towards sonic mayhem on the A-side, while the B-side sees the highly anticipated Half Hour Jam On a Borrowed Synth finally get its release.
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Storming tracks from the 2562! TIP!Never happy to stay in one place, Dave Huismans (aka 2562) is now focusing on his techno-not-technoproject A Made Up Sound again, after earlier releases on Shed’s sought-after Subsolo label, Philpot and Clone. The four recent releases on his own A Made Up Sound imprint were essentials for those who like their house and techno swung, bass-heavy and uncompromising. This first release on Delsin will probably be damaging dancefloors worldwide, finding fans with both oldschool technoheads and newschool bassjunkies. Twice straight in your face, uncompromising advanced music!
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Some proper intergalactic acid techno jams right here expertly executed by Lorenz.Audio on the Clone Basement Series. More

Rough and ready trippy Techno with a 90's UK lean. Four versatile tracks with the eerie lockdown of 'Bellmarsh', trancey hardgroove 'Dimples' and signature track 'Extendo' to the ravey closer 'Cheese Bin'. Ryan once again serves up the goods for heady dancefloors. More

The return of Ryan James Ford to Clone Records once more. Four smart yet hard-hitting sick ass techno tracks. More

Oscillation is the repetitive variation, typically in time, of some measure about a central value or between two or more different states. Aleksi Perala uses the 128 resonant colundi frequencies to create an oscillation perfected to 33.3 rpm for an infinite effect. Part 1 of a 2 part series divided over Clone Basement and Dub. More

Versatile 6 track ep with some dark nonconforming techno tracks by Ryan James Ford

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Cadans' return to the basement. Assembly line robot percussion paired with off kilter melodies and spaced out sinewave bells. More

Part four in Alden Tyrell's latest project: ''Vorm Variaties'', a 5 release series consisting of tracks recorded in the last 2 years. The ''Vorm Variaties'' tracks were a ''Style Excercise'' for Tyrell, flexing his producermuscle while health issues forced him to stop touring. Initially he had no intention to release these tracks but we consider them to good not to put out, infact we were almost forced to start these series because of them! All tracks selected are variations on classic techno forms, using classic style ingredients and the 909. All 5 ''Variaties'' are different in style, yet all homogenous, all with Alden Tyrell's sound signature... on point production skills and stripped down arrangements More

Randomer & Hodge, Alden Tyrell & Serge and Kowton on remix duties... a pretty near perfect Basement session even if we say so ourselves . Don't Stop!!!

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Aleksi Perala's second album for the Basement Series. Simulation goes even further down the Basement hole than before. Trippy, deep techno but still firmly rooted in the Colundi Sequences. More

Limited sampler for the upcoming Simulation album.

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Cadans' (solo) debut on the Basement Series. Rough! More

The elusive Vernon Felicity comes with a stark and stomping 4 tracker for the Basement series. Motorcity meets Harbourcity...

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The Clone Basement series dedicated to the true spirit of techno and music that excels in a dark smokey and isolated basement (including the dark corners of your brain) comes up with its first album release. This album explores the spiritual side of techno with a full length album by Finnish artist Aleksi Perala constructed from parts of the various Colundi Sequence levels presented so far. This is a limited triple album containing the spirit of the Colundi Sequence and showcasing the multiplicity of emotions and conditions as defined through the Colundi Scales. These scales are 128 resonant frequencies chosen via experimentation and philosophy, each relating to a specific human bio-resonance, or psychology, traditional mysticism or belief, physics, astronomy, maths, chemistry. ''The Colundi Sequence does you good whether you like it or not''!

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For the new Basement Series we have Darko Esser in his Tripeo guise. Classic techno tracks carefully crafted for use in our favorite basements and sweaty clubs. It starts of with Kuebiko, a long drawn-out cut led by a trippy arpeggiated melody matched by a deep pulsating bass. Next is Nargy, an almost completely stripped to the barebones track that draws it energy from an undulating and relentless bassline. This one just keeps on going and going and going... As closer the quirky Qwerty where crisp hi-hats and snares set the pace over a modulating ”Hoodesque” melody that floats in and out of the track.

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Randomer hits the Basement Series with the ''Stupid Things I Do'' and two heavy Percussion Workouts. More

Fierce peak time techno tracks from mr Tyrell on the lost catalogue number of the Clone Basement Series. The CBS#007!!

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After Conforce's tight album release on Delsin and other concept projects he did he/we went wild with this one and selected some tracks we just want to play out loud in a club from vinyl (incl. a killer remix by Gesloten Cirkel for the title track). At first sight these tracks dont have much in common... and probably still not for the second listen, but we didnt really bother for this one. It will be a standard in our dj box for the coming months with 4 tracks that all have a bit of a different groove and a different mood. Grain, Be There At Night, 24 and 24 remixed by Gesloten Cirkel. This is probably as versatile as a Clone Basement release can get.

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Untold dropping two big tracks that will let no dancefloor unimpaired! After many amazing releases in the past years we have been impressed many times by his work. Now somehow everything falls at place for a Clone release, with Untold somehow bridging the gap between uk Bass music and the more 4/4 spectrum of music that we think must be experienced in a no-nonsense setting with a proper soundsystem (which is the main inspiration for the Basement series). Enjoy!

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