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Ruhig - “Particles EP” - 12”
MDG005.1 - Midgar Records (REPRESS With new cut and new artwork)

Finally after a long wait, ‘s first installment on is available again. The record opens with Particles, an atmospheric detroit influenced cut made out of synthlines dropping like voodoo spells, epic pads and fragmented beats. Eddying follows up with a more direct approach to the dancefloor, 4/4 stomping beat and thin hi-hats backed by lasers and passionate ambiances. Etere on the B-side gives the records an halfway breath, sounds like a late afternoon walk in the fields of a southern countryside village (with constructions going on somewhere nearby), before to start again with the sweet and eerie Perle, where droney pinching drums are flooded by a swarm of dreamy fireflies. Idiom to close the ep with a fast syncopated cut, showing the approach of Ruhig to any form of musical expression and genre, far from traditional ambient or deep techno and going further, to reach out daring and more demanding levels.

“Principi d’incertesa“ is the debut by 4Cantons, Berlin based musician from Barcelona, on Dutch label Gooiland Elektro (Enfant Terrible)
You could look at this EP as a contemporary and more club minded take on early 2000’s electro… Recommended for (dark) electro lovers, these sounds will also for sure appeal to fans of techno, EBM and acid alike… Keep an eye/ear out on this artist as this first effort is very promising…

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Reality Or Nothing - One Day Away - HR001 - 12" - Ready Made Distribution First release on Birmighams HOUSEWERKS. Classic Stringy Techno. 2021 will see the re-release of all 6 releases on this classic timeless label. First 300 copies will be pressed on coloured or Clear Vinyl. Artwork by Silent Servant. Music Karl O’Connor and Peter Sutton.