Downtempo techno stars The Connection Machine return with stunning re-release, featuring unreleased tracks and Legowelt remix of classic Echoes From Tau Ceti. Four years after the re-release of their debut The Dream Tec Album on U-TRAX, the Dutch downtempo techno duo The Connection Machine returns with a second highly anticipated re-release. BlackHole+ contains remastered versions of most of the tracks on their original The Black Hole EP, released on U-TRAX in 1995, plus five tracks from their highly sought-after EPs on Tabernacle Records: Lost Connection and Lost Machine (with electro outfit Lost Trax on the flipside). The original Black Hole EP had black labels and all details of the release were added as a computer-spoken track on the b-side. For this re-release, this track was removed and a Legowelt remix was added of the still immensely popular track Echoes From Tau Ceti. More

The third release on U-TRAX in 1993 was also a third debut, this time by Natasja Hagemeier and Jeroen Brandjes. Early in their career, they used several artist names, but became most commonly known as The Connection Machine. With their debut mini-album The Dream Tec Album they more or less described their style: dreamy techno. It became an instant Dutch techno classic and U-TRAX is proud and delighted to offer a fully remastered re-release, including three never before released bonus tracks (one of which is digital-only). More

The third release on U-TRAX in 1993 was also a third debut, this time by Natasja Hagemeier and Jeroen Brandjes. Early in their career, they used several artist names, but became most commonly known as The Connection Machine. With their debut mini-album The Dream Tec Album they more or less described their style: dreamy techno. It became an instant Dutch techno classic and U-TRAX is proud and delighted to offer a fully remastered re-release, including three never before released bonus tracks (one of which is digital-only). More

The Connection Machine is Natasja Hagemeier and Jeroen Brandjes. The CD-only original release from 2004 has been re-mastered and features nine tracks for this first-time vinyl version of the album. The Down Low label is a vital US resource for deeply personal electronic music that works both in bedrooms and DJ booths. It's a label that put out celebrated albums and EPs by the likes of Convexion, E.R.P and Dan Curtin, and played a key role during its first lifetime. Ten years after their last release they return with this double 180g vinyl version of the Painless album by The Connection Machine. It is an album made up of material made in the nineties that never saw the light of day and is full of achingly deep moods, dreamy acid house, down tempo electronics, ambient, and Detroit techno, all of which make it a lost classic from the Dutch techno scene. This is a vital reissue that not only re-introduces this forgotten classic to a whole new audience, but also the Down Low Music label itself. More

"Taken from Drome 003 - Phuture Classical Section C (1993) Part 3 of a 3-Part Series released on Tabernacle Records (2018)" More

One half of the Kestrel Explorations unit with longtime collaborator Scientific Dreamz Of U, Junior Loves brings his first vinyl release to Tabernacle.
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"Eight years since Shemale's 'Opening the Astral Doors' on Further Records, the quest for mystical enlightenment continues with 'Way to Hyperborea'. Shemale's debut on Tabernacle ventures further into shadowy and abstract domains, as stars watch over the northern wastes guiding the way to strange lands beyond the funeral sea.."
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Following on from a run of releases on Bastakiya Tapes and Total Black, Manni Dee's Nuances project joins the label with a mini-album recognising splendor in feelings of somberness and isolation.
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Double pack of trippy jams from the Midwest / Bill Converse's first release outside of the US
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John Heckle's second album on Tabernacle
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Exotic tracks from the fruit loving Dutch Producer. More

Music by Andrea Di Maggio Full colour sleeve art with illustration by Jason Hernandez
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Two original improvisations taken from a Hieroglyphic Being Live recording, plus two versions from John Heckle, one which samples the live recording and one inspired by it. More

Arcanoid presents his exploratory take on techno and electro.
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The long-awaited second album from John Heckle.
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Recently acclaimed for his high quality remixes, this time it’s John Heckle’s turn to be remixed. Back Alley Terminator is a menacing and industrial single, accompanied by three suitably dark reworks.
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The first part of Paul Mitchell’s Dichotomy series is a set of mind-expanding light and dark synth pieces. Vinyl only, limited to 300 copies.
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Glasgow duo Fancy & Spook make their long overdue return to the label with an intriguing Mini LP, packed full of electro oddities.
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Mark du Mosch’s second Tabernacle release exemplifies his trademark sound with tracks that overflow with goodness and surprise. Vinyl only, hand numbered, limited to 300 copies.
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Our final release of 2012 is a succession of ambient trips beautifully crafted by Paul Mitchell. Vinyl only, hand numbered, limited to 200 copies.
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One third of the Phantom Planet Outlaws, Mark Forshaw returns with a rich and diverse solo E.P. Vinyl only, hand numbered, limited to 300 copies More

With Phantom Planet in disarray, three unlikely heroes form an alliance to overthrow the oppressive Muscle Patrol. Meet mythical rebellion leader ‘The Forsh’, fearsome former Patrol agent ‘Bin Man’, and mysterious smuggler ‘The Red Defender’. These are the Phantom Planet Outlaws! ‘In Memory of Nick Hardie’
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