ELECTRONICAT – Chez Toi-Cover
CONSOLE – Pan Or Ama
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“Pan or ama”, the debut album of Console, published on Payola, was released long time before “Rocket In The Pocket” with the superhit “14 Zero Zero”, which had great results not only in the Indie-Charts, it also climbed our private Top-Ten. The rest is history, Martin Gretschmann, the lone operator behind Console, who sometimes lockes up a whole band behind his project, paced through many ups and precious few downs of pop-star-ism, he released five great albums … now it´s impossible to imagine the world of electronic song without him! But “Pan or ama”, of which only 1000 copies where pressed, got almost forgotten. Although this record goes right into the heart. “Pan or ama” touches deep. An impressed record, tracks with beats which became songs after they got in touch with soft melody. Contemplative, but not tangent, far from it! The seventh track finally, without a name, breaks into a emotion-landscape as before only “Radio 4” by Public Image Ltd., on the “Second Edition” the re-release of “Metal Box”,that’s with its softness like a monolith, and on the end, with all the noise, stronger and heftier as that. You could easily put the theory that beauty begins, where irony, denial and mind get together. Well, eight years later, this record, which circles around this centre, did not loose his beauty at all. This record is not only material for explorers, who want to find out, where this, that, our Console comes from, but also a musical melodrama for people, who not only have feelings, they have to afford them. This is cogent. Beautiful. Very very beautiful! |
JAY DENHAM – TheTruth
PULSINGER – Dogmatic Sequences
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12 years after the release of the first Dogmatic Sequences EP and its trailblazing follow-up the Viennese producer legend Patrick Pulsinger completes his Dogmatic Series with his newest released “Dogmatic Sequences Volume III”.
Patrick Pulsinger was born in the communist GDR, but went into exile in Austria in his early childhood. In 1992 he moved to New York to escape the Austrian military draft where he recorded his debut. After returning to Austria in 1993 he founded the legendary record label Cheap records. “Dogmatic Sequences – The Series 1994 – 2006” carries on the true thought of modernism and future music. Timeless abstraction of 4 to the floor compared with slow-motion high-tek-jazz. Patrick Pulsinger is also known as an forward thinking producer for labels like Disko B, Mowax, K7, Gigolo and others, as global-player DJ, perfectionist, studio wizard (recently recorded with Mark Stewart, Patrick Wolf and Chicks On Speed) and remixer for the likes of Pet Shop Boys or DJ Hell. With this, Pulsinger references early nineties techno and acid with a futuristic jazz approach. This is an “in your face” Patrick Pulsinger collection and it comes with spacey, ass-kicking “Flashback Intro”. For everyone out there who never had a chance to buy them as coloured sparked or clear vinyl, for those who never cared much about turntables, for fans, for groupies, for techno-lovers and all club-animals from yesterday to tomorrow. This is the ultimate “Dogmatic Sequences” collection, a treasury of fine techno music on one CD. |
PULSINGER – Dogmatic Sequences III
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12 years after “Dogmatic Sequences Vol. I + II” the viennese producer legend continues this series of timeless techno with an unexpected, spacey, asskicking 4-Tracker. Patrick Pulsinger is known as forward thinking producer for labels like Disko B, Mowax, K7, Gigolo and others, as DJ with a worldwide reputation, as studio wizard (recently recorded with Mark Stewart, Patrick Wolf and Chicks On Speed) and remixer for the likes of Pet Shop Boys or DJ Hell. With his new 12” Puslinger tell a new chapter of the Dogmatic Sequences story and references early nineties techno and acid with a futuristic jazz approach. This is the most in your face Patrick Pulsinger release for years. |
STEREO TOTAL – Discotheque
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STEREO TOTAL are turning Discotheque! They give new versions of some tracks from their last album “Do the Bambi” (2005) a raving-up outfit (Europa Neurotisch + Babystrich) and group in rare songs from side-projects and remixes from aquainted bands of the likes of MOTOR MARK (UK) and JACNO (France). Echokrank, a crazy Berliner transvestite outfit on Klangkrieg Produktionen rework “Everybody in the Discotheque (I hate)” as Rocktendo-Version. The reggae-song “Bad news from the stars” from Brezel Göring last solo-record with Barom One on Gagarin Records, has the touch of great divinity and is available the first time on CD.
Handing over the bands long standing live-party-set-up to a 100{52683dc5cfbdd8b3430c87738b6fd8a1b6d250070828804dc6c6f79ba8206849} Discotheque it´s a pleasure to listen or dance through. There are also all tracks from Stereo Totals 2005 Disko B Vinyl-Off Releases available on one DigiPak with : “Do the Bambi Remixes” 12” (Disko B, DB134), including Mixes by MUNK & JUSTUS KÖHNKE, and all four Dub-inspired versions of “Das erste Mal” from the 10” Vinyl “Stereo Total vs. Mad Professor” (Disko B, DB135). |
CREME DE MENTHE – The Impossibility
ACID PAULI – Billy the Killy
DAKAR&GRINSER – Triumph of Flesh
STEREO TOTAL – vs Mad Professor
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Etched onto some heavy-weight, Slush Puppy lime green vinyl, this Mad Professor interpretation of Stereo Total’s second single release from the ‘Bambi’ album is a deep and dubby affair. With a burnt sugar sound that compliments the original Gaelic vocals and clunky charm much better than you might imagine, the Mad Professor has succeeded in giving Stereo Total a dub overhaul that retains a pristine lightness of touch. |