House News

Acid house alert! We are really excited to introduce you our new release. Tomlin is a misterious producer from our gang and we are sure you will love him. Pure analog stuff for Omar S and Levon Vincent's fans.
Don t miss it!"

Arvid Wretman once again dresses up as everyone's favourite rave crooner Your Planet Is Next, delivering a stripped down, club-optimized follow-up to last year's Studio Barnhus debut. Focusing on minimal elements with maximal impact, the Laid Back EP ranges from rainy-day acid blues to Bill Hicks-channeling breakbeat choons, all perfected for modern soundsystems by inhouse mixmaster Pedrodollar and presented in a gorgeous full colour sleeve designed YPIN himself.

Coastal Haze returns with a breezy house EP form Hugo Jay.

Bound To Forget by The Models deliver three live cuts of raw analog acid house flavoured jams infused with minimalist machine based experiments aimed both for the dance floor and for your living room. On top of that the Dutch duo Syncom Data added their own euphoric and hypnotic dub remix based on motifs from all three tracks

Juju & Jordash again on downbeat, 8 records after, celebrating the 10th release. This is the recording of the live act performance at a Downbeat night on December, 2015.

Slow jams with tropical vibes progressing leisurely in both sides.

Not too many copies pressed!

Barbir from Les Points delivers a truly inspiring EP for the 14th release on Concealed. The musical range is wide, spanning from Detroit flavoured House Music and Techno, to more futuristic Breakbeat stuff with hints of Electro. Tied together with swirling acid melodies and deep pads, mixed with uplifting beat and bass jams, all laid down over 6 quite different cuts. As a special treat, we find two collaboration with Louh on the B side as well... yay!

Two Berlin underdogs and a Detroit ravemaster. A driving force in the very early Frankfurt electronics since the late 80s, to hardcore acid in Brooklyn in the early 90s, producing legends as Carlos Peron among many others along his way, ADSX aka Andre Fischer might sound new to many but has been an active part of the underground electronic movement for the last 30 years. Benji DF aka Hanoben is no newbie to the scene either and might have soundtracked your night if you were to be found at clubs like Tresor or Snax in the late 90s. Together they recorded an ode to aural sex, its acid counterpart, and a genius sketch of a club banger. When label honcho Capablanca heard the latter had little doubts about commissioning an extended mix to Motor City's Special Forces Gen. Sharif Laffrey aka thee Activator, who needs little introduction to the discerning raver ears as the man behind instant acid classics Turn It Up and Always, among others. After countless studio days and nights and endless versions (we stopped counting at 56th) Sharif delivers what is possibly his best work to date, an unstoppable 12 minute dancefloor annihilator. To wrap such special release we asked legend Alan Oldham aka UR's Minister of Information aka DJ T-1000, (also responsible for label designs for Transmat, Djax, Submerge, Pure Sonik and a long etcetera) to create one of his classic artworks. Capablanca deconstructs his center pieces for the fully printed sleeve, and everybody S.C.R.E.A.M.

Six tracker of jacking acid house and warehouse rave music for dancing to. No fucking about.

Four to the floor goodness from Planet Mu hardware don Chevron, Granary 12 (new Scottish duo featuring Steven Simpson of 10 Pills Mate fame), Heka Trax boss Nightwave, UK electro rave heavyweight Matt Whitehead, Balkan label owners Posthuman, and Han Do Jin - new moniker of Rag & Bone's Warlock. No need for more blurb, just listen to the tracks. Edition of 303 hand-numbered 12"s.

Derek Carr has flown back onto the radar after reissues on Ben Boe's 'For Those That Knoe' imprint and a string of newly released music through 2017 and early 2018. In true Craigie Knowes spirit, Derek has been drawn off of the beaten path to supply a wider variety of sounds than you would usually expect to hear from the Irish producer. Acid, Techno and Detroit Electro tinged sounds throughout. TIP!

The world of B. is like a giant disco ball, where she likes to dance all around and meet some friends to share some music : Roger Thornhill gave classic disco perfection, Hysteric sent a letter from the far east, or maybe from Italy, Turbo Boom-Boom chewed a funky bubblegum song to make a housy rolling track and Baerlz reworked a boogie track, just what it needed to have the righteous construction for the dancefloor.

Nerang Recordings first vinyl release showcases the talent of 4 producers who follow no rules on the studio. IOK's, I Want to Be with You (And A Couple of Others) is a lush track filled with emotion to set you on any roller-coaster. Straight after that, we have DJ Safeword taking us to the darker side, literally, with his track Hell. Grey People's Lizard Man Dance is a hard hitting floor mover, for anyone with feet on their ankles. Future Dz came to the party with Bongo 2cc, sure to start or or finish any night. Put your seatbelt on, it's time to get bumpy

Landing as Gene Tellem's first record, "Who Says No" is a product of change. New relationships and collaborations emerged out of a time when familiar spaces in Montreal were disappearing. This state of ambiguity, and improvisation inspired the freeform structures and subtle transformations heard in these tracks. While "Moving In This Way" and the title tune push forward with intention, "Soul Of Man" floats between lush drones, a pitch bent lead, and a pair of haunting chords. "We were all being tested in different ways, and trying to figure out what would happen next..."

Breaker Breaker head honcho Haider steps out from behind the scenes with a 3 track EP encompassing his broad tastes in dance music. Do What You Love...' is the first of two EP's that will lead into his album due early 2019

brokntoys welcomes Marcel Caron for his debut on the label.

Caron first came to light through his debut release on Boris Bunnik's Transcendent label back in 2014. Since then he has also released on Mosaique & 030303

Haunted Memory sees Caron shift through the gears from string ridden melancholy to aggressive broken acidic workouts all with an overhanging state of suspense.
Limited to 300 copies

Tiago's wonderful INTERZONA13 deliver another duo of mesmerising, psychedelic club jams from STELLAR OM SOURCE
A message from Tiago...I met C ages ago when both of us were traveling Europe with our separate experimental music units.
Fast forward to today and we got together again to put out this amazing rocket showcasing her latest work.
Recorded at club Lux in Lisbon in a Interzona13 effort on putting together the city's finest to wrap it with much talent in music engineering, design and poetry in one single object.

4LP (full 3LP original classic version + 4th LP Bonus) Acid Test reissues the highly sought after 'Acid Acid' 3 LP from Tin Man, now titled 'Acid Acid Acid' and includes a 4th disc of unreleased material recorded from the period, and has been remastered by Stefan Betke.

EVOL shut the game down with Ideal Acid - a, KILLER 20 minute rinse thru 303 acid cherries pitted and sequenced, tweak for tweak, into the wildest acid track ever made. No hype, this record is the maddest belter in EVOL's extensive catalogue, taking their obsession with Roland's squelchy grey box to an ultimate, logical conclusion that leaves dancefloors turned utterly inside out and begging for track ID's.
Produced in Barcelona and further product tested between Stockholm and Manchester, iDEAL 303 is the kind of idea that has been floated in raves, smoking areas and afterparties for the past 20 years but has never been executed with such precise method and inexorable effect, until now.
Taking way too many classics to mention, EVOL modulates their mutual variable, the Roland TB-303 Bass Line, in a cascade of liquified riffs that last anywhere between 1 beat and a few bars
before shifting to the next pattern, and so forth. The cumulative effect of elastic undulation is mind-bending and body-jacking in the extreme, yet uncompromisingly crafted at the immediate
service of the rave.
It feels as though much of EVOL's practice to date, from mixes for FACT and Reel Torque, to their experimental objets for Alku and blasts for Presto!, Diagonal and BUS have been leading to this
point: the ultimate acid rave tool.

To Follow A Long Awaited Single From The Legendary D'arcangelo Brothers, Happy Skull Has Turned To A Friend Of The Family And Former Bristol Scene Stalwart, Bass Clef.

The Long-serving Producer First Rose To Prominence Via A Series Of Inspired, Genre-mangling Albums And Singles On Blank Tapes, He Has Since Gone On To Deliver Hard-to-pigeonhole Material On Fellow Bristol Labels Punch Drunk And Idle Hands, As Well As Pan And The Trilogy Tapes Amongst Others.

Those Versed In His Bulging Back Catalogue Will Notice Familiar Stylistic Traits Throughout - Think An Endearing Looseness Built On Hardware Manipulation And A Playfulness Rarely Seen In Modern Dance Music. For His Happy Skull Debut He Takes On Acid House, To Great Effect. This Is Most Evident On Flipside "acid Hearse", A Constantly-rising Roller Built Around A Nagging, Tb-303 Style Riff And A Swinging, Off-kilter Drum Machine Rhythm.

Echoes Of Acid Can Also Be Heard In The Sparser A-side, "charnel House", Where Sharp, Psychedelic Lead Lines And Mind-bending Electronic Motifs Weave In An Out Of A Crunchy Rhythm Track To Create A Track That Is As Fun As It Is Weighty.

Vinyl only w/ Mike Huckaby remix. Jorge Caiado's new 'Cycles' EP, offers 3 strong versions of title theme plus a remix by Detroit legend Mike Huckaby. A house/techno manifesto that takes his artistic vision one step further, placing him as a cutting edge producer internationally supported by the likes of Move D and others. From Lisbon via Detroit, 'Cycles' will make any worldwide dancefloor take a peak. So grab it, play it and check the results.

Classic acid house repress... This 1988 definitive release gets a full vinyl re issue for 2014.
All 4 original mixes featured including the original plus Joe Smooth, Tyree Cooper and Rocky Jones remixes.
Re rele ased in conjunction with DJ International & Fast Eddie.

Artwork (real name Arthur Smith) launches his own label 'Unfinished Records' with the release of 'Let Go Of This Acid'.
Described by Smith as his 'not so secret weapon', 'Let Go Of This Acid' has been a staple in discerning DJ sets, radio sessions and live streams for near on 18 months.
The vinyl release includes the tracks 'Let Go Of This Acid' and 'Acid Lines', and comes with a sheet of acid Artwork.
A Londoner through and through, Artwork is a man who has been a key part of some of the capital's most pivotal music scenes in the last two decades.

Hell Yeah’s summer will be all about Passages, a brand new and fantastic album from Quiroga that shows off his unique take on the Neapolitan sound. It is a soothing mix of real musicianship, laid back funk, soul and jazz stylings that wash over you, fill your heart with warmth and take you to a faraway beach where all your worries melt into the ether.

It is 11 years since Walter Del Vecchio’s last album on Cactus Island Recordings and since then he has put out a steady stream of sublime EPs on the likes of his own Really Swing as well as, of course, Hell Yeah. Label boss Marco calls him “a delicate musician” and it’s true that his deft sound is filled with beauty and detail.

A lot of attention is currently on his native Naples scene, but Quiroga doesn’t fit with the usual narrative thanks to his left of centre take on the breezy Mediterranean sounds of the city. This new album features six brand new cuts as well as six of his favourites that have previously been put out Really Swing, and is a fantastic showcase of his sound, with two of the tracks already getting big support from Italian ensemble 291out.

Gentle groove undulations and refrained vocal euphoria define opener Got Your Love, while fat bass twangs and nodding keys light up the jazzy-soul-funk fusion that is Martinica Feelings. Things get even more horizontal and romantic on The Zoist, with its steamy female coos and delicate keys, and North Hollywood Witches is a glorious bit of slow motion boogie with squelching bass and effervescing keys.

Elsewhere there are the lazy tumbles of Non Dire Notte, which is awash with acid gurgles, while glistening dreamscapes like Citto Di Mare shuffle on lush live drums and new age melodies. There are hippie vibes on Luzhin Defence which evokes sun beams breaking through the clouds, then Chiaia Sunset will melt your heart with its diffuse keys and rippling rhythms and ambient closer Bava casts you adrift into the clouds.

With many other gems along the way, this a perfect summer album that will temporarily rid you of whatever problems you may have.

The Sixth Instalment Of Slow Motion's Retro-futuristic International-sister Label Is The Debut Release Of Mysterious Russian Producer Fakundo. This Record Sits At The Heavier End Of Our Musical Spectrum And Is Brimming With Hard-hitting Electro Swagger That Conjures Up A Dystopian Video-game Underworld, The Best Bits Of Alien Sex Fiend And Comes Atop A Whole Bunch Of Wobbly Baselines. Not For The Faint Of Heart This Record Is A Total Dance-floor Destroyer.

Collins' debut 12' on Giallo Disco is dark as night and sharp as a knife. Twisted electro-nightdrive stormers for revenge fantasies and futurist cyberpunk sex dungeons, dreamlike replicant discotheques or if the Boccaccio Club existed in Liquid Sky. Remix duties come from Giallo Disco favourite Protector 101 who takes 'Signature Ligature' into heavy synth territory peaking into blown out electronic doom.

Karlovak co-founder Art Alfie steps up for some solo action on home turf. Three Karlovak centered house/techno bombs, as always!

Acid trips of a Sued kind.

SANO - Hasta Abajo (PP - UTI - 08). Welcoming Sano of Cómeme fame to Public Possession. "Latino Body Music Vol. I" - Medellín flavour intro. Get Down to the Sound of the Columbian Underground. Have some Acid - "Get it girl, anytime". .......ton - Si claro - No entiendes No Problemo. El Disco es Cultura - "Escúchalo". Abrazos PP.

Antique Fragments EP is the third release of our Kommuna Tapes imprint. The A side starts with a quirky fast-paced track created by a mysterious producer named Schematix in 1997. Thinktank, an electro/breakbeat act who signed his first and unique EP only a few years later in 2000, takes us on a punchy yet dreamy techno journey. On the flip side, after Schematix undusted his hardware to extract the stems for the occasion, wizard Sergio Moreira mastered the challenge of creating a slower and deeper version of the track, while upcoming Madrid talent Javier Moreno closes the release with a bouncy acid burner.

Track by track, we build a Kommuna of artists who share our insatiable appetite for music discovery, guided by a certain vision of the dancefloor: deep stripped-down grooves, sometimes challenging, always with character.

Mr. Fingers classics from 1986. Re mastered versions from the 'Traxbox' compilation.

Audio restoration by Arjan Rietvink's Digital Mastering. Released in conjunction with Trax / Harmless.

Kevin Murning is a musician, producer and DJ from Cape Town, South Africa. He describes his music as fake jazz, probably because he dropped out of jazz school. At 23 years old, Kevin's music is youthful yet precise and his debut EP offers an intriguing cross-section into his varied musical experience to date. The release comes out via Cape Town based imprint, Quit Safari, home to some of SA's most exciting producers.

Kevin's debut comes in the form of a 5-track EP called Mode's Arp. Comprised of 3 originals and 2 remixes, the release serves as a dual functional one with tracks for home and club use. Taking 2 years to fully complete, Mode's Arp is a wonderfully considered body of work and speaks volumes about Kevin's talent and his ability to create music that is beautiful and banging. Both Kevin and Quit Safari label head, Zanasi Wifi, are on remix duty for the EP, taking the originals and recontextualising them into high octane percussive workouts.

DJ support already includes The Maghreban, Turbojazz, Severino, Laurent Garnier, Mystic Bill, Edmondson and more.

Spell PETS backwards to get STEP. Spell STEP forwards and you get PETS going back to basics. STEP is the new vinyl-only label from the founders of PETS " Catz n Dogz " with a focus on the rawest forms and root functions of dance music. STEP searches for the fundamentals with under-theradar house and techno that's not afraid to be rough around the edges. It's all about the music.

A repress of our & Co. EP, which was originally released in 2015. Features both a Rub-N-Tug remix and a Force of Nature remix of the title track 'Best of Friends.'

On side A is a remix from the once New York based DJ duo Rub-N-Tug.
A2 is from the Japanese DJ duo Force of Nature. Both are fitting to remix the title 'Best of Friends' since we feel they are close to us.

On the B Side, we have the sought after original 'Best Of Friends' track and 'Wine Cooler'

Bianca Chandon presents & Co.

& Co. started out as a small group of friends who surfed and skateboarded together. As they hung out in Venice and shared their interests and ideas about music, sounds started to take shape. What started off with no intentions of being anything serious began to develop, inspiring music composer Alberto Bof, music advisor Paul T. and music coordinator Alex Olson to think about avenues of release.

Inspired by a Seigen Ono record put out for Comme Des Garcons in 1988 Olson got the idea to release the trio's project under his brand Bianca Chandon. This limited 12” has embodied the spirit of the creators and the motivation of the brand to become Bianca's first record release.

Two years after his last outing on Get Physical, Roland Leesker returns to the label of which he is Managing Director with a brilliant new track that comes with a remix from Cardopusher. Leesker has only put out a select few releases over the last 15 years-both solo and as DJ Carrera and R&R with none other than Ricardo Villalobos-but he has a truly fully formed sound. This tune has been doing serious damage in the clubs for a while now and makes you wonder why Leesker doesn't release more! Entitled 'Thunderstorm' it is seven minutes plus of moody and dramatic tech with heavy synth clouds, whining machines and turbulent drums all whipping up a storm. Manic keys and heavy chords come in and out as fizzing textures all make it a real synapse firing affair that is designed to arrest the attention of huge crowds, and it sure will do that. Venezuelan born Cardopusher has a diverse and experimental sound that takes him from techno to electro to acid to rave to house on labels like Super Rhythm Trax, Zone and BNR. Here he masterfully cooks up another frenzied track with spraying acid, heavy, marching and industrial drums and a real sense of rave energy that will dazzle as much as delight in any set. Finally, Leesker offers up his own 'Dschinn mix' providing even more raw energy. Angry drum rolls, stomping kicks and huge hi hats all piled up and force you onto action. It's a superbly metallic, in your face track to wake up a crowd in the late night hours. With this EP, Get Physical's sensational 2017 keeps on getting better.

[B] A2 Bossa Nostra Feat. Vicki Anderson - Home Is Where The

Analogue Attic Recording's sixth release comes courtesy of UDMO (aka Daniel Oliverius) Inspired by marine moments & aquarium acoustics, 'Open Water' gives us four more immaculately produced electronic workouts firmly in the ambient / Deep House realm... Another beauty from this fine Aussie import

Two of the most promising producers go head to head & present with " It was acid ", an absolute dancefloor-killer-track. Hornbostel & Azzetto understand like no other how to bring the sound of the 90's to the 21st century & remind us all that there were great times in the past

vinyl only !

After an almost instant sell out last time around, London label Tone Dropout return for Vol. 5 of their series of 12"s. An acid washed EP drawing from the ranks of their ever growing family, each of the four tracks celebrates the timeless appeal of the silver boxed 303

'After The Rain' by label regulars The He-Men opens with the soothing patter of raindrops, a hypnotic acid line rising from the deluge to morph into a moody house ride drenched in its own outbursts of spectral sound.

Dawl is also back on home turf with 'Asylum', following a repress of his sought after solo EP for Pareidolia Recordings. Less about seeking refuge than losing your mind it motors along with steely intent, darkly funky bleeps, throbbing acid and industrial percussion embracing the twin legacies of Sheffield and Detroit.

Italian DJ and producer Robbenspierre launched Tone Dropout's digital offshoot with a full EP last year and makes his vinyl debut for the label with 'Quarta Vanitas'. Bubbling breakbeat house, a trancey euphoric lead and swirling ethereal vocals take you deep into the thick smoke and laser light of the 4am dance floor.

In the wake of an appearance on Tone Dropout Vol.4, Corporeal Face returns with another rave induced vision. Trapped on one, the rushing warehouse breakbeats and bass of 'Permo' erupt into waves of acid, fractured vocals and serotonin-depleted synths adding a dark edge to the ecstasy.

Can't Help It is the new single from Stockholm hyper-talent Baba Stiltz, who builds on gently howling synths, laser-cut percussion and his own voice, as sweet and distinct as ever, to create instantly life-changing dance pop music.