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I'm surprised that no-one's mentioned Inkipak's first album, Anomaly - beautiful melodies, rhythms and soundscapes - the CDs are gone, but vinyl will be pressed if it gets 100 pre-orders. Proceeds go to Macmillan through Touched. Highly recommended.
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Wonderfully atmospheric acid/IDM melodic breaks album, the first one from MOY. Originally released on vinyl on Altered Sense, now available in digital directly from the source. -
Meat-tenderising half-tempo breakbeat nastiness.
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More Braindancy melodies and breaks from Cepheid.
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Yan Cook is better known for his driving techno output under his own name, but his more adventurous alias Rhomb is worth checking out; Zero Gravity is the first Rhomb album and comes highly recommended.
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A very enticing mixed bag of tracks from Rudoh on his newly minted label; electro, deep house, atmospheric melodic breaks - what's not to like?
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Emotions Electric returns with a radiant compilation of interplanetary waveforms from bleepest space by electronauts both known and unknown. Vinyl only, but worth it - art by Abdul Haqq (Third Earth Visual Arts).
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A grab bag of IDM, ambient and DnB from Love Horses, The Jaffa Kid, Whylie and Bot1500.
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Greg Schappert is known in the techno circles as Donor, but his dark and nasty electro-breaks alias SC-164 is really worth your while. Highly recommended, check out the releases on his own label and Subapical as well.
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Massien's debut album of hazy two-step, deep house, breaks and techno. Worth checking out.
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Beautiful melodic beat-oriented electronics from Geyzel, check out his electro/breaks album Victims of Delete on Specimen as well.
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@therealcathoderaytube in effect, nice release.
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A vertiable cornucopia of electronics from ambient through breaks to techno - and more. Recommended.
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Three tracks of pummeling percussion acrobatics and rhythmic stutterings. If you liked the Gescom AMKS set this could be your thing.
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V/A - Fog City Audio Imprint: Volume 1 (Mighty Force)
dcom posted a topic in New & Upcoming Releases
First release on Mighty Force's Fog City Audio Imprint, all proceeds donated to Medicins Sans Frontiers. Forward thinking electronics from Long Range Desert Group, Solid State, JP8080, Drøn, Jay Strata, Komarebi, Rayspark Industries, Allynoid, Chuck Cogan, CyB, Corticyte, and Myoptik.- 1 reply
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David Kempston = Clatterbox, Gary Kempston = Goliath, both brothers = Janus. Recommended.
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Damo B (of The Outta Limits) kicks off his own label with a shimmering and brillian melodic-acidic-electro-breaks EP from MOY. Highly recommended.
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Second (mostly) electro compilation coming up on Tbilisi's Mind Controlled Rectifier. Electro enthusiasts should also check out the first installment.
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Somewhere along the lines of early Warp artists like DiY, DSR, and Rhythm Invention - maybe even early FSOL (aliases), Tales of Z is the first full-length album of semi-psychedelic electronic dance music from Tim Schumacher.
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Breakbeat compilation from MCM, should be up on bandcamp tommorow
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Top-notch melodic electro and electronics from Arctor, Sound Synthesis, G-Prod and more. All Nebulae releases are as good or better.
