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Connective Zone - Qwerty EP (Delsin reissue/remaster)
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Classic reissue from Delsin, originally released on Headspace sublabel Emoticon almost two decades ago; Connective Zone's earlier releases were on A13 and Unxplored Beats - which, like this reissue, are highly recommended.- 4 replies
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big fan! stoked for this. Following 2019’s Inside, VC-118A returns to Delsin to present his fourth album, Spiritual Machines. It marks an exciting shift in focus for Samuel van Dijk as his flagship project nears a decade skirting the deeper ends of techno and electro. Over the past two and half years, van Dijk forensically reviewed the key aspects of his production process as he dug down in search of the essence of the VC-118A sound. By creating his own complement of sample banks, software racks and devices, van Dijk was able to work with a hybridised analogue-digital system purely of his own making. Less in thrall to the strict rigours of techno and electro standards, Spiritual Machines’ 13 album tracks encompass more fluid shifts into abstract and downtempo, dub-inflected realms, without losing sight of the elements that have made VC-118A so compelling from the beginning. Burnished machine soul, aqueous atmospherics and immaculate drum programming abound, but in the mellow, enveloping sound world of Spiritual Machines you can hear van Dijk guiding his music into a broader form that sounds at once more assured and more inspired. https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/6980/vc-118a/spiritual-machines
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Sierra Romeo (Stefan Robbers) - Zeroes Bites (Delsin)
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Stefan Robbers returns to his Sierra Romeo moniker to release new material, the taster track is scrumptiously deep. Highly recommended.- 1 reply
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An interesting compilation of CiM's Amiga ProTracker mods enriched with strings and things from a 386 PC. Highly recommended.
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Detroit-influenced European/UK techno reminiscent of 1990s New Electronica compilations, deep acidic and melodic vibes for strobelit smoky warehouses and next morning afterflow. Highly recommended.
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Versalife is one of the best emotive melodic electro producers, and the second Shape Shifter EP doesn't disappoint. Highly recommended.
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New material from Robbers. Not really my cup of tea, but maybe of interest.
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Delsin continues the Eevo Lute reissue project with a second Ballet Mechanique release; this should tweak the parameters for anyone fond of the New Electronica sound of yore.
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Four brand spanking new tracks from Stefan Robbers under his Terrace moniker. Yes.
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Looking forward to the Skee Mask remix to drop.
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The second outing in the CiM re-issue program is his debut Delsin EP dating from 1999. With 'Service Pack' Simon Walley subtly moved away from the dancefloor, creating a pack full with ear tickling and mind twisting electronica. Pure bliss.
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Released originally on Headspace in 1998, now available on vinyl and in digital from Delsin.
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There are more tracks on the original digital EP releases, but if you're into atoms rather than bits, the compilation is available on vinyl.
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Delsin are pleased to gather together some of the highlights from the rich and varied catalogue of Manchester-based producer Claro Intelecto. From his earliest works on Ai Records through a prolific run on Modern Love to his more recent outings on Delsin, Mark Stewart has continually presented a vision of electronic music that uses the Detroit blueprint as a launch pad for his own distinctive strain of techno. Moving from elegant beauty to rabid intensity while grounded by a firm sense of rhythm, his catalogue runs deep and wide. This expansive compilation filters out select highlights from across his discography, and reframes them as a compelling overview of a truly distinctive voice in modern electronic music. https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/6555.php/claro-intelecto/in-vitro-volume-one https://soundcloud.com/delsinrecords/claro-intelecto-two-thousand
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long awaited reissue of this classic. "3xLP re-mastered, re-cut, a full 11 tracks deluxe edition incl inlay with liner notes of this timeless gem. "As Jochem Peteri returns his attention to the jewels buried in his back catalogue, including last year's reissue of the 154 LP Strike, it's a relief to know this understated rough diamond is getting the appropriate reissue treatment." https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/6254/newworldaquarium/the-dead-bears
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Incredible! The debut solo 12" release of B12's Mike Golding will be out on Delsin on 29.04.2019. https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/6231/mike-golding/the-beginning-ep
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http://clarointelecto.bandcamp.com/album/exhilarator Sounds great
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''Atmospheric and ambient dub master Yagya serves up Stars And Dust, his seventh full length album and second on Delsin. It finds the Icelandic artist perfectly pair melody and minimalism to create ten more tender tracks that will sooth both body and mind with a range of very real emotions. Electronic but organic, it is another complete work that encourages you to lay back and get lost in sumptuous sound''.
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Pretty decent stuff IMO http://www.delsinrecords.com/release/4240/herva/instant-broadcast
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http://www.delsinrecords.com/release.php?idxRelease=3783 Sound good to me!
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DynArec needs no further introduction. After big releases on Labels like Delsin, Kondi, Nature Records, Southern Outpost or Puzzlebox, he will release his first 12" for Solar One Music. Deep aquatic techno/electro at the highest level. All will presented on the new "Elektronische Werke" series on Solar One Music. Enjoy it as we do! Releasedate: mid december
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"After the well-received and career-spanning compilation that was 2011's Ambient Selections, John Beltran returns with a brand new album entitled Amazing Things, due for released on Delsin records in March 2013." "As a life long pioneer of ambient soundscapes, blissful downbeat and stirring techno, Michigan born John Beltran already has his place in history assured with a bulging back catalogue that takes in influential releases on vital labels like Peacefrog and R&S. This new 17-track album sees the man draw on his lifetime in music to craft an immediately timeless body of work that's stuffed with genuine musicality, pregnant with emotion and laden with organic blissfulness." "Since Beltran’s last original full length, he admits a lot has changed. "I'm using all new gear and virtual synths that I didn't have when writing Human Engine so it sounds different for sure. And let's just say that this album still wouldn't be finished had a friend not turned me on to the software Omnisphere." "Despite new tools and techniques, Beltran’s touch still shines through in his floating arrangements, opposing textures and organic resonance, as do the continued influences of favourite artists including Four Tet, Thom Yorke and Johnny Greenwood." "There was no real plan [for the album]. Some of these songs ("Clouds Pull") are over two years old. This album is truly an accumulation of music inspired by my life as a new father but I didn't write these songs for an album per say. I guess it was just written with a lot of love." "Love - and feelings thereof - permeate the album from start to finish. Tracks like opener "Retrouvailles" immediately submerge you into a utopian world with the distant sound of a playground coming over like the backdrop to a daydream, whilst more kinetic, splintered efforts like "Het Leven is Mooi" recall the aforementioned patchwork beauty of Four Tet, and "Flower Power Submarine" carries you along on a warm summer breeze." "Importantly, dark is contrast with light throughout, so more sombre, melancholic drifts like "For Vangelis" sit next to the more uplifting violins and raindrop melodies of "Broken Machines". Overall a mature and hugely resonant album for grown-ups, Amazing Things is full of just that." https://soundcloud.com/delsinrecords/john-beltran-amazing-things delsin / listen http://www.delsinrecords.com/release.php?idxRelease=3313
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