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PURE 080EP
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Drawing from his love of house, techno and tech-house, Jay Lumen is a versatile producer who first became inspired by his love of classical music and now scorches the international dance scene with his unique fusion of different genres. He's already caused mayhem on the dancefloor with his four earlier releases on 100% Pure. "Teach Us" is super-charged bass blitz! Gallop fast and hard on this speed track with its belting beats, surging horns and urgent preacher-man vocals.
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PURE 081EP
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Stefano Noferini is known to have a golden touch when it comes to dancefloor destroyers and his last release on 100% Pure is testament to this. "Fact" was recently nominated for Beatport's "Tech House Track Of The Year." In fact, Stefano received a second nomination in the same category, making him the only artist who has ever accomplished that. Not surprising, considering that in 2010 he soared to #1 on the U.S. Billboard Dance Chart and in 2011 was nominated for Beatport's "Artist Of The Year" award.
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AAO 001EP
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Led by Dungen bassist Mattias Gustavsson, Life On Earth! takes us to brighter and warmer places. The Perfect Spot tells a love story from its euphoric beginning through all its phases of longing and uncertainty until the bittersweet end, moving from mild, tripped pop to wild dance music. Mattias' delicate guitar plays a large role, as does Erik Lundin's flute. The element of jazz is evident and features the eminent and acclaimed jazz drummer, Moussa Fadera.
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"Finally available, as a vinyl only release, the first recording of the legendary 2010 Progvention. Garybaldi acted as an opening act for the festival and their gig is an amazing travel along their greatest tracks, with the incredible live vibe that was Garybaldi's trademark from the beginning. As Garybaldi records have always had special covers realized by famous painters, after Crepax and Guarnaccia, this time it's the turn of world famous Pietro Spica that realized a truly amazing artwork!" Gatefold sleeve with insert.
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AREA 036EP
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DJ/producer Jose M injects a fresh take on tech house and house and there's no sign of him slowing down. A spicy recipe of jazz, funk, soul, energetic bass lines & drums all mixed up create TacoMan's defining sound. Jose M only recently started this collaboration with chum TacoMan, and together they've created a unique sound that's already gaining attention from the DJ likes of Joris Voorn, Jay Lumen, Richie Hawtin and 2000 And One. Remix by Taras Van De Voorde.
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PAINT 7001EP
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"Recorded in the summer of 2009, 'My Name' and 'The War' were two of the first songs ever written and recorded by The Babies (Cassie Ramone of Vivian Girls and Kevin Morby of Woods). Capturing the band's raw energy and honest, direct sound, the single also marks the first 7 inch release for fledging UK label, Bad Paintings. Indebted to classic '60s song writing and garage rock by the likes of The Creation, this single shows The Babies at their most open and organic."
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After the last release in November 2009, Resoe has decided to relaunch Baum again. The first release on Baum after the relaunch is by Leftover from Finland who delivers three really deep dub techno tracks. His unique sound fills up the whole frequency spectrum, with fat echoes and wide space. White vinyl with black swirls.
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"One-off repressing of the limited CD compiling both of Burial's Steet Halo and Kindred EPs, originally produced exclusively for the Japanese domestic market. All six tracks in their full length versions, totaling 50 minutes of music not previously available on CD, packaged in full size jewel case with Japanese obi-strip overlay."
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BORNBAD 002LP
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2006 release. Increasingly detached from the original punk formula, the modern and arty youth of the early '80s set itself to jettison an art form that had lost much of the nihilistic and exhilarating energy of its halcyon days, stuck, as it was, in an endless and noisy regression. Disheartened but eager to experiment and create, a new wave of French musicians followed the beacon of Jacno's seminal '79 hit "Rectangle," a visionary, digital coup de grâce, courtesy of a former punk which dealt the Rickenbacker and Fender-era a fatal blow. The cold and robot-like bips of analogic keyboards took over. Casio, Korg MS-10 and Arp Omni were the new paraphernalia of the new generation -- the ideal conveyers of its retro-futurist elegance and self-professed cold arrogance. They were pinnacles and symbols which were just as potent as the electric guitar in the '50s or the laptop in the '90s. This compilation recalls the glory of a selected few, the cream of the crop of the shooting stars and cult bands that followed in the footsteps of Kas Product, Mathematiques Modernes or Charles De Goal. Featuring Ruth's infinitely charming "Polaroid/Roman/Photo," plus A Trois Dan Les WC, Act, Les Visiteurs Du Soir, Vox Dei, TGV, CKC, Marie Möör, Deux, Vitor Hublot, Visible and Casino Music.
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BORNBAD 008LP
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2008 release. Powerful, potent songs yield a brutal post-punk sound. Just imagine Warsaw meets Wire meets The Fall and you will already have a good idea of their musical universe. Add to their explosive cocktail the tension of retained violence and madness, a real singer who knows his craft, agitated, spasmodic drums that make the drummer of ESG look like Christian Vander of Magma, and degenerate keyboards that will leave your head aching. You will realize that Frustration is the antithesis of those lame art-school boys who are allegedly the new media-friendly "return of post-punk."
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