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NECH 001EP
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As one journey nears its end, another one is just starting. After the final release of her Propaganda label, Nastia is back with a new imprint -- Nechto. After putting out a modest, but powerful catalog of vinyl collector's exclusives, Nastia decided to focus more on dancefloor techno music. The first installment in Nechto catalogue is a perfect example of the concept -- a four-track juicy techno EP from an undisclosed artist. From dreamy pads of "N_1" that start the trip, through hypnotized and trance-like states of "N_2" and "N_3" to tense groove of "N_4" the author takes no prisoners and delivers crisp, rich sounding collection of tracks that will light up every party. A solid piece of work from the artist whose name will purposely remain a mystery. This is about music. Dance to the sounds of Nechto!
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MSK 005EP
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The elusive Berlin label Mask are back with another anonymous release featuring four, analog-driven tracks entitled Cliff. Known for being purveyors of mysterious yet exquisite hardware induced tracks, Mask continue to hold up their reputation following on from Hunter (MSK 004EP) that picked up support from the likes of Laurent Garnier, Elena Colombi, Machine Woman, Anastasia Kristensen, and DJ Deep. Cliff involves four people live jamming on analog equipment in a Berlin based studio. A1 begins with crunchy drums fused with revolving, modulated synths and obscure elements that are soaked in acid flavors before the A2 focuses on an electro-tinged sequence in harmony with ominous atmospherics and eccentric oscillations. On the flip, sweeping pads balanced with intense kicks and washing synths take the focus on the B1 until the B2 rounds off this magical EP with wavering compositions, hard-hitting percussion and unsettling sound design keeping the atmosphere intense yet truly absorbing.
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MSK 004EP
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Enigmatic Berlin label MASK return in 2019 with a vinyl-only release consisting of four eccentric cuts entitled "Hunter". The mysterious German label maintains its reputation of providing quality, esoteric music by anonymous artists with a focus on analog sound design and modulated oddities. Hunter is the result of the first take of a live recording coming from a duo who have been playing together for over a decade.
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MSK 003EP
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The mysterious Berlin-based label MASK returns with four raw and murky cuts entitled Rellik. As with the previous two releases on the label, Rellik was recorded live and on the first take using a selection of analog synths, drum machines and sequencers, particularly the warm and dynamic sound of the E-Mu SP-1200 as the lead. The project is a mash-up between rock and hip-hop elements using SP1200 classic drum kits, filtered and distorted synths, something the label calls "Krauttech".
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MSK 002EP
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Mysterious Berlin imprint MASK preps its second release with four more untitled tracks. Noah has been produced and recorded live in one take using a selection of analog gear.
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MSK 001EP
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Mysterious Berlin based label MASK preps its debut release titled Lemmy EP, with four untitled cuts. The A side begins with a track built around a tightly programmed drum loop, laced with mix-slicing hats and sub-low kicks. The second production is twisted and dusty, using flanging and reverberated effects and driven by full-bodied snares and a growling sub line. On the flip, dulcet tones of a female vocalist join lush melodic chords to cleanse the palette. The final track strips things back even further, employing minimalist percussive hits and a warm bass lead.
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PGDANCE 001EP
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Extended remix versions of some of the best pop music ever made. Vocals, drama, dance rhythms, and witty lyrics: the intellectual shuffle! What more do you need?
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GKNSTR 005-15EP
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No info available. Music speaks for itself.
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JOLLY 019EP
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Mysterious three-track white-label from DJ Kaos' label, Jolly Jams.
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GKNSTR 001-13EP
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Droning, dark techno, vinyl-only. Strictly limited. Get your copy before it's gone.
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RI 003EP
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Part three in a series of raw house tracks engineered for heavy DJ use. This one has two tight tools from one of today's toughest house cats. Inspired by '90s house music played in clubs such as Greece's legendary Spacemobile. On 150 grams of 12" vinyl, including unpadded paper inner sleeve and hard cover.
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PETS 017EP
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This is an EP by a very well-known house artist who wants to keep his identity secret. He sent Pets Recordings some parts of his old '90s house tracks and luckily they were remixed by Coat Of Arms and BrEaCh from the UK. This is a very special release.
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SKA 027EP
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"Two bad ass chopped up acid electro tracks by an artist who wants to remain anonymous. It's strictly limited to 1000 copies. Were not tellin' you any more about it."
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