Dekmantel

A1 Voiski - Time As A River A2 Randomer - Foghorn B1 Tolouse Low Trax - Crash B2 DJ Gilb'R - The Triangle

Although he’s now known as one of the world’s most celebrated techno artists, even Marcel Dettmann had to start somewhere. A1 Front 242 - Don't CrashA2 The Force Dimension - Algorythm (Manipulating Mix)A3 Executive Slacks - So Mote It BeB1 Martin Dupont - The Light Goes Through My MouthB2 A Thunder Orchestra - Diabolical Gesture (Marcel Dettmann Edit)B3 Twice A Man - Happy LifeC1 Cabaret Voltaire - Low Cool (Marcel Dettmann Edit)C2 Kaa Antilope - Rise Up Helicopter, Like A BirdC3 Clan Of Xymox A DayD1 Ministry - Same Old MadnessD2 Fad Gadget - Back To Nature

After last years slick selection for the series from MCDE, Young Marco steps up with a great set of obscurities. A1 Danny Boy - Diskomix (Disko Version)A2 Gerrit Hoekema - TelevisiewereldA3 Ghostwriters - SwizzleB1 Larry Heard - Dolphin DreamB2 Wolf Müller - Pfad Des Windes C1 The Force Dimension - 200 FA (Extended Mix) C2 Frank Youngwerth - Whirr (Original Mix) C3 Green Baize - Spick And Span D1 Ray Tracing - Mariopaint D2 Personal FX - Objects In Mirrors

The second edition of Dekmantel’s foray into the era-defining, trans-Atlantic, cult techno label that is Djax-Up-Beats, comes another re-issue of classic 90s cuts. A1 Terrace - BewitchedA2 Glenn Underground - Real SpaceB1 Felix Da Housecat - Temptation (Color Mix)B2 China White - Theme From The UndergroundC1 The Operator - The Mind StrikeC2 Steve Poindexter - Body JamD1 Mike Dearborn - Deviant Behaviour (Instrumental Mix)D2 DJ Skull - Don't Stop The Beat

Dekmantel are proud to announce the re-issue of some of the most era-defining trans-Atlantic, techno cuts from the early nineties, thanks to cult label Djax-Up-Beats.  A1 Ismistik - Flow ChartsA2 Glenn Underground - 101 DolmationsB1 Felix Da Housecat - FreakadelicaB2 Planet Gong - Humid EmpireC1 Terrace - 916 Buena Avenue (Influenza Mix)C2 Hexagone - Float BabyD1 Random XS - Give Your BodyD2 K'Alexi Shelby - Sex-N-R 001 (Vocal Mixx)

Lysergic stew of industrial, electro, breakbeat hardcore and synth-rock, with the purpose to get under your skin and set your nerves tingling. While extending his signature sound, the Dutch producer upgrades his process and marshals a new complexity from his machines. 1 Low Kust2 Secretary3 Lust Mountain4 Visualize It5 Territory Doubt

Jan Schulte aka Bufiman drops a 12'' of dubbed up drum versions of tracks from his‘Albumsi' LP.   Galaxy (Rhythm Trax)News From The Treetops (Rhythm Trax)Blow Your Head (Rhythm Trax)Apo-Calypso (Rhythm Trax)Hoolock Rock (Rhythm Trax)Under Control Now (Rhythm Trax)

The year is 2019, and Jan Schulte is spelling out his vision in simple terms. Within the first few of Albumsi’s hour-plus runtime, our host lays out the mat, and welcomes us to the ‘Galaxy’, just as he welcomed us to ‘Zum Paradies’ on Instrumentalmusik von der Mitte der World. There, he donned a Wolf Müller mask. Here it is nom de doof, Bufiman. The directive is clear: buckle up, as this trip advisor for countless left-of-the-dial dancers and deep thinkers alike is back in the hot seat. A1 GalaxyA2 Sara SaraA3 Hoolock RockB1 Blow Your Head B2 PantasyC1 News From The TreetopsC2 Langsam Aber SlowlyC3 I Think I Got It Under Control NowC4 Well, TraumhaftD1 CoolnessD2 Apo-CalypsoD3 Rave The Forest

Moving on from their time holed up in a leisure resort relic, the Dutch retrogressive, analogue synth machine obsessives and tape fanatics Betonkust & Palmbomen II have teamed up together once more for a new EP. A1 Bart Is Alone AgainA2 Underground Dance FloorA3 Working In The AtticB1 Bart's JamB2 Rejected Demo TapeB3 A Series Of Bad Decisions