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MG 059EP
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"Two of the hottest tracks from the Kate Wax album, The Dark Heat Collection II finally on vinyl & remixed by Dave The Hustler from Filth'n'Dirt (Citizen Records) & Ellen Allien & Apparat from BPitch fame! Exclusive to this release, a remix from Institubes star, Surkin, ghetto-style."
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MG 053EP
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"12" extract from Kate's acclaimed album Reflections Of The Dark Heat. Absolutely complete remix pack from the album, with an incredibly fresh dub version of 'Catch the Buzz' co-produced by Kate & Crowdpleaser as well as remixes by Kalabrese (Bruchstücke/Perlon), Roman Flügel (Alter Ego/Klang) & Crowdpleaser (again). Recently picked up by Tiefschwarz for their forthcoming Fabric compilation, she also appears on James Holden At the Controland the next Kill the DJ and will get more remix later by St-Plomb, Ellen Allien and Agoria amongst others."
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MG 049EP
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"Three tracks taken from critically acclaimed Kate Wax debut album on Mental Groove! First time available on vinyl. Morphing into the sexy vamp, the unruly teenager, the melancholic girl-next-door, the club freak and a whole cast of characters you wish were your friends, her lyrics touch upon the subject of women in electronic music in a charismatic and self-affirming way. Goodbye plastic puppets, hello Kate Wax."
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MG 009CD
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"There is no shadow producer/boyfriend lending a hand to her music except on occasion, and that helping hand is bound to get slapped a few times: Kate Wax is in control. A much-impressed Felix da Housecat won't tell you otherwise. Her first self-written and produced album on Mental Groove Records, Reflections of the Dark Heat features a rich blend of styles: up and downtempo minimal techno, electro-punk grime, ambient-industrial blues and more, all driven by her unique, warm and seductive vocal delivery. From old-school rapping to whispered lament, Kate Wax reveals a wide spectrum of emotions."
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