Faithful to Working Vinyl hard spirit, Mayhem producer signs a brilliant EP where fat bassline, movie samples and distortions spread apocalypse on the dancefloor. Longplayer "Wer Ist Nun Die Pussy", a evil tune based upon video games sounds, appears as one of German artist best tracks this year. Unstoppable!
www.andreaskremer.com     www.workingvinyl.de
Nexus 6, 28/07/2003

Produced by prolific Kurt Baggaley (Electrix, Exalt, Mass Transit, Satamile), "Not Human" could be considered as the indirect follow up to "Simple Machines". Indirect cause this 12'' doesn't appear this time on World Electric but on Tomorrow, a new promising electro label from western London. Follow up at last because one more time our Sci-fi... read more
Nexus 6, 25/07/2003

First appearance of UK artist Carl A.Finlow (aka Silicon Scally and Random Factor) on Billy Nasty prime label! Deep, groovy and retro, "Format Wars" pushes forward four meticulous electro tracks focused on dancefloor. Once again 20:20 Vision owner demonstrates here all his talent!
www.rocketsciencemedia.com
Nexus 6, 25/07/2003

Now distributed by Kompakt, the French label Modélisme presents its sixth release done by Sébastien Bromberger & Laurent Cristofol. On the A-side, a minimal techno longplayer both beautiful and hypnotising. On the B-side, the same rhythm but this time with a pretty dark atmosphere. Excellent! Check mp3 samples on Modélisme web site!
www.modelisme-records.fr.st
Ludo, 24/07/2003

The French label Bucolic Eclectic Electronic based in Rhône-Alpes has just released the second EP of a 6 splits series. The concept is easy: two artists per record, each one on a 20 minutes side. On the first side, the Lyon based duo Yale67 bring three electro tracks with dark & oldschool and electronica influences. On the other side, Blue... read more
Ludo, 23/07/2003

Second original release coming straight from Belgian label studios. New inspired talents Disturbot, Ikko, Rob(u)rang, Artist 00, Keyro , Y-drik and Don Pappy show creativity to deliver fresh dancefloor 80's style electro experimentations. A brilliant multi-facets EP that will really satisfy every tastes.
www.rouletterekordz.net     www.datarising.com
Nexus 6, 23/07/2003

Between electro and techno, computer sounds & vocoders, German producer Splank aka Zombie Nation shows with this second album his very particular style developed during his various live-acts. There a lot of rock guitar melodies, even on some quiet tracks. Very original and therefore not really easy at first listening. Out in September 2003.
www.zombienation.de     www.dekathlon-records.com
Ludo, 22/07/2003

Written and produced by famous names of the electro scene, those versions are as impressive as the original one released on Satamile 10! Remixed in their personal and characteristic styles by Bass Junkie, Scape One, Transparent Sound and üNN, Freezie Freekie appears today as a fearsome dancefloor burner, declined in four extremely varied hits.... read more
Nexus 6, 21/07/2003

Beware, killing release! Radioactive Man and Dexorcist (Phil Klein's partner on Kronos Device duo) label welcomes for the very first time Bass Junkie for a devastating, analogic and offensive electrocore EP. "The Weirding Midule", "Energy + Matter + Chaos" and "Computer Future" offer a evil mix of sci-fi sounds, dark atmospheres and fearsome sub bass. Old school and futuristic at the same time!
www.controltower.co.uk     www.deadsilence.co.uk
Nexus 6, 21/07/2003

Unfortunately, this EP should be the last release published by German label Forte Records. Released just before Christian Morgenstern left us, "Cutting your head off" is exactly what the German producer build up from some years: launching new artists who have a very personal style, most of the time offering them a full album (cf. Ural 13... read more
Ludo, 18/07/2003

Laboratory of experiments for a new generation of underground talents, Data Records sub division launches its first release. Published in compilation form, "Playin' Roulette With An Automatik Gun" introduces a great dose of freshness and vanguard thanks to its artists, mainly Belgians, that come from diverse musical scenes (D&B, Electro,... read more
Nexus 6, 17/07/2003

The French label founded by Taho (F-Com) is publishing its second EP after a long break (about 5 years!). Today, Lumina introduces DJ Deep Eyes who shows his talent via this three cuts. No doubt, "Step to Agartha" and "Power core" will satisfy all lovers of minimal & deep techno like Maurizio / Basic Channel, Deep Chord or also Sub Static. An finally "Star Flight" is a nice ambient piece that can remember an old track by LFO on their "Advance" album. A perfect start for DJ Deep Eyes! Check mp3's on Lumina web site!
www.lumina.ws/catalog/lumina_002
Ludo, 16/07/2003