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The piano man of techno, Fabrizio Rat, is back on Involve with four tracks made to expand minds while moving bodies. The vibrant title track opens the EP with sharp cymbals and a synth whose trippyness is underlined by a commanding hypnotic vocal, ordering the crowd to dance till dawn. Say Word follows up with the same high pace and catches the attention with stabbing, cut off vocals, fast beats and an epic melody. Rat?s piano skills take us on a hallucinatory journey with whirring atmospherics driven by the aim of reaching ecstasy on Rave Runner, before Involve Records label head Regal closes the EP with a remix, delivering what he?s best known for. A slamming straight-forward techno cut with a deep bassline emphasized by Rat?s contrasting ethereal melody.

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It's often said that the best don't need to advertise. Here's the proof. After many years of working away in Stockholm's dark underside, Long-standing but low-profile, Tommy Carlsson produces his most complete work to date. A solid slab of Noise recorded in mono for maximum hostility. This record is an avalanche of tightly-constructed raw caustic crunch. Let yourself wallow in the depths of these dark electronic wails. This record is without doubt the strongest statement of intent yet from the uncrowned Noise overlord of Sweden. Limited edition of 300. May the Lord bless you.

Originally released in 1972 in very limited numbers. A trip of an album rich in percussive energy and African chant - made in Brazil. The sounds of continents colliding in a young, funky & soul fuelled 70s. This is the european pressing!

Redshape – Whoever is behind the masked face, he always has something else to say. This guy simply understands sound. And here we get the standard Redshape treatment. A no-nonsense chugger, a cold kinda-subby-but-not baseline, a nod to the break and away we go. We take no prisoners. Eduardo – Reminiscent of the golden days of Jam and Spoon, gas-masks and fluorescent nights, trance seems to be back in the house. And what can we say but welcome it back into our hearts, minds and onto our floors. And for that we have the mighty Spaniard, Eduardo De La Calle, to show is how it’s done. Trance 2.0. Undo – Undo trying not to piss off old people even more after Hell and Italo Brutalo? Well, good luck with that one, cause we’re pissed off. Pissed off cause we want to be young again, dancing with the Elephants, having fun. Fuck it, age is only a number, no? Alors on danse! XDB – The sweet purr, the glacial strings, the subaquatic, the wink to the greats. A chiller on a hazy morning. A gentle awakening.

Tallinn-based label Processed presents its ten year anniversary with a vinyl release called Split EP. Dance floor oriented “Float Boat” and “Potion” by 1derl&, first released on Processed in 2012 on the debut album “Reflection”, got revived for this weighty 180-gram record. A dreamy and melodic ambient track “Left With Memories” finishes off the A-side journey. On the flipside fellow estonians Fractal Elements and Steve Rig are debuting on Processed with darker scapes on bass heavy “Structure 576” and crunchy sounding “Inside The Fusion”.