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INTBLK 006EP
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International Black's sixth release comes from critically acclaimed electro supergroup London Modular Alliance. Operating from a refreshingly simple credo of three men, zero computers, and many patch cables LMA create their music on the fly using solely modular synthesis. Consisting of Koova (brokn toys), Pip Williams (Central Processing Unit) and Yes Effect, these three experienced producers have blown minds with their ecstatic live performances across the globe. Each listen reveals a new detail of this impossibly intricate yet incredibly effective record. Designed for the club, engineered for the mind.
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INTLBLK 003EP
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From the twilight zone of Rhythm Section International comes a new label: International Black. This is the offshoot's third release. Mallard returns with a track aimed squarely at the dancefloor. Although hypnotic and ethereal, it packs a punch. On the flip side, Mallard joins forces with another promising producer who goes by the name LT in their collaboration as J. Deep. Complex jazz chords swim around 909's to create an elevating techno roller that climbs and climbs only to give way to sparse rave stabs and ecstatic snare patterns.
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INTLBLK 002EP
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International Black make it two in a row with this latest EP from Neinzer and Losian. With this 12", International Black waste no time in cementing their mission statement to provide a platform for dark, functional, and highly effective club music. Neinzer presents "Weiblich", a surgical slice of sound art masquerading as techno; a brutally effective piece of programming that seamlessly switches from beatless interlude to a thundering 909 work out. On the other side is Losian in full power. "He's My Brother" is an unrelenting, hypnotic cut that is a master class in build and release dynamics.
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INTLBLK 001EP
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Recorded entirely on analog hardware via reel-to-reel tape, this inaugural release features two hypnotic and timeless tracks from two of South London's finest exponents of real house music, Ron Obvious and Phrased. The record is made with the dancefloor in mind; channeling that moment in the club where things get dark, hypnotic, a bit weird and a lot more interesting.
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INTLBLK 005EP
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A new project from two anonymous Aussie veterans. Melbourne's smoldering underground turns up two untitled cuts from Bad Channel, named for the faulty mixing console they were produced on, with a cheeky nod to Mark and Moritz. Organic late-night tracks, soulful and dub-wise. They passed Bradley Zero's litmus test, so now they come to you cut deep on Rhythm Section's twilight sister imprint International Black. The A side keeps it spacious, a relentless stepper for the early hours. Side B is music for autobahns, starlight soul for the post-club cruisers.
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INTBLK 004EP
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Rhythm Section's club-focused sub-label International Black presents an EP from Mister Saturday Night and CGI affiliate Alex Falk. Hailing from Tennessee, Falk delivers a four track EP made with one thing in mind: the dance floor. Taking influence from the likes of Chevel, Levon, Redshape and Phase, Falk achieves a singular vision merging American and European styles of techno.
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