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ITS 017LP
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$42.00
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RELEASE DATE: 4/17/2026
"During a job in Cologne, I stayed in a room with a loft bed that had no electrical outlets at the top. Every night, I would listen to my TB303, which runs on batteries, through headphones to help me fall asleep. I loved the sequences, it was like meditation. The TB-303 bassline is iconic in acid music, so I created the Acid Lullabies to bring these two elements together. In 2017, the label Doom Chakra Tapes released ten of the Acid Lullabies on tape. Last year, I felt the urge to rework the tracks, so I mixed them again and created some new ones. I also asked friends to contribute their own versions. I'm very glad that the following artists contributed the Acid Lullabies: 47IN4 (Pudel Produkte, Doom Chakra Tapes), Museum of No Art (Séance Center, Cosima Pitz), N:in, and Philipp Otterbach (Music from Memory, Offen Music). Two violinists from Ensemble Resonanz performed my piece 'Afternoon Lights' for Acid Lullaby 6. Alex Solman designed the cover, which captures the essence of the project perfectly. Have fun with the Acid Lullabies!" --RVDS
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ITS 016EP
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$23.50
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RELEASE DATE: 2/20/2026
RVDS comes back to his roots and releases these three acid bangers: "Too much Acid" which has four TB303 Basslines in one match; "Schluckauf" (Hiccup) which expresses hiccups in sounds; and "Acid Busline 242," a soulful track which has recordings of the busline 242 in London.
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ITS 014LP
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RVDS presents his second album Shadows as a 3x12". A musical journey with acid, deep house, deep techno, jazz, ambient, love and so on... All tracks by RVDS. Guitar on "Minuet De Vampire" - Philipp Schneider; Voice on "Galanty Show" - Giada Pesce. Mastered by Helmut Erler, Dubplates & Mastering. "Richard von der Schulenburg has managed to remain something of a cult proposition even as he now moves alongside respected outfits such as Smallville and Uncanny Valley, also based in his hometown of Hamburg. As RVDS, the producer has largely issued his music himself through the It's label, starting out with the Hausarrest 12 inch in 2008, while stopping off at Laid to deliver the excellent 'Moon Oddity' single and plenty more lunar-minded releases besides. . . . he has also been a resident at Golden Püdel for the past 11 years, long before it was so hotly tipped on the international party circuit." -- Juno Plus.
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ITS 013EP
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Felix Kubin delivers three masterpieces: "I Can't Sleep," an ode to insomnia; "Polarisation," two poles of Kubinski Dadaism; and "Taucher," which starts deep under the sea and struggles with full pressure and energy to the surface. "I Can't Sleep" features vocals by Giada Pesce. Mastered by Rashad Becker. Vinyl only.
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ITS 012EP
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RVDS is back on earth with his Space EP, which starts with three rhythm tracks -- a tribute to the Roland machines 808, 606, 727. The first track is an electro hymn, and the second and third tracks are fine rhythm tools that force you to dance on the moon. The last track is a great ambient piece, similar to RVDS' work with Lawrence and Christian Naujoks on their project Sky Walking. Each sleeve comes with a unique handmade drawing by RVDS himself. Art and sound in space. Available only on vinyl.
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ITS 011EP
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RVDS' Summer EP is the soundtrack for the summer of love 2013. It starts with a great acid track with Tin Man, then comes a very kitten-ish, catchy, Casio track, the simple "Trip to Sun." "Beat the Heat" is a kind of Italo-percussion weirdo and "Love on the Beach" is soulful, electronic Barry White on acid. All tracks are fresh with great percussive delay. Artwork drawn by RVDS himself in comic style and in color.
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ITS 010EP
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For all Egypt and acid lovers, this is THE release. Walk on acid dunes, follow the Arabian Moon, a combination of acid, vocoder, electro, deep chords, and exotic melodies. RVDS makes this music possible: East and West hand-in-hand, feet on the floor -- the moon shows the way.
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ITS 009EP
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Lunar Eclipse is black, dark and deep. It's the moon behind the sun. Rvds makes another tribute to the TB-303, black vinyl and Detroit techno with three tracks: "Noises In Black" (vinyl only track) is a symphony -- 12 minutes of noise, acid and synths, the deep "Strings In Black" with heartbreaking chords and finally "Lunar Eclipse," a kind of deep synth-jazz track. Limited to 303 stamped and hand-numbered vinyls.
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ITS 008LP
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2LP version. Total Reflection X-ray Fluorescence (TXRF) is a method used to analyze the surfaces of materials by firing extremely flat X-rays. Subsequently, the physicist Joachim Knoth (1941-2004) developed a patent for precise measurement of defects in semiconductor chips. In 10 sequenced-based electronic miniatures, Felix Kubin, who presently consists of dangerous uninsulated powerlines, conducts the TXRF through an acoustical test arrangement. The experiment consists solely of a synthesizer, filter and sequencer. Full-bodied consecutive organisms arise out of which kaleidoscopic iridescent blossoms sprout. At times they appear as acoustic by-products of high energy discharges on an X-ray picture and sometimes as quiescent fluorescent images. Who knows when the experiment will come to an end? Will X-rays break at irregularities? Will transparent ears crawl over fixtures and make laboratory benches corrode? In view of the entire event's musical beauty, all these questions are completely unimportant. Felix Kubin is one of electronic music's most dynamic and versatile personalities. A love-child of the home recording era, his various experiments and epithets include radio playwright, composer of Futurist and Dadatronic experimental pop as well as chamber orchestra music, filmmaker, incendiary performer, record label owner, lecturer and curator. He has made artwork in all sorts of fields since the 1980s, after studying media art at the ArtEZ Hogeschool voor de Kunsten in Enschede, Netherlands and illustration/animation at the University of Applied Sciences in Hamburg. Kubin's music is saturated with enthusiasm for disharmonic pop, industrial noise, and 20th-century avant-garde music.
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ITS 008CD
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Total Reflection X-ray Fluorescence (TXRF)* is a method used to analyze the surfaces of materials by firing extremely flat X-rays. Subsequently, the physicist Joachim Knoth (1941-2004) developed a patent for precise measurement of defects in semiconductor chips. In 10 sequenced-based electronic miniatures, Felix Kubin, who presently consists of dangerous uninsulated powerlines, conducts the TXRF through an acoustical test arrangement. The experiment consists solely of a synthesizer, filter and sequencer. Full-bodied consecutive organisms arise out of which kaleidoscopic iridescent blossoms sprout. At times they appear as acoustic by-products of high energy discharges on an X-ray picture and sometimes as quiescent fluorescent images. Who knows when the experiment will come to an end? Will X-rays break at irregularities? Will transparent ears crawl over fixtures and make laboratory benches corrode? In view of the entire event's musical beauty, all these questions are completely unimportant. Felix Kubin is one of electronic music's most dynamic and versatile personalities. A love-child of the home recording era, his various experiments and epithets include radio playwright, composer of Futurist and Dadatronic experimental pop as well as chamber orchestra music, filmmaker, incendiary performer, record label owner, lecturer and curator. He has made artwork in all sorts of fields since the 1980s, after studying media art at the ArtEZ Hogeschool voor de Kunsten in Enschede, Netherlands and illustration/animation at the University of Applied Sciences in Hamburg. Kubin's music is saturated with enthusiasm for disharmonic pop, industrial noise, and 20th-century avant-garde music.
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ITS 007EP
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The Cat And The Moon features three deep, Chicago house tracks full of rhythms, acid moods, jazz and soul. Includes an a cappella track, which is a poem by William Butler Yeats. Yeah, the cats are dancing on the moon while the rhythms, synths and growls are waiting to please you. Limited vinyl edition.
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ITS 006EP
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Four raw, deep acid tracks. It's moony: the first track is a TB-303 monster which shows us the way to the acid moon -- the ritual makes us crazy while the moon-beats move our feets (thanks to the TR-707). The moon signals make us travel in space, on another level. We land on the moon and take a walk. It's a poem and it's acid. Limited to 303 copies.
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ITS 005LP
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2LP version. This is the first full-length album on the It's label for Germany's Richard von der Schulenburg aka RVDS. It's deep, acid, fragile, party, lonely, and special. After the EP Waiting, Kiss And Love comes Moments, inspired by classic deep and acid house. Old instruments such as the TR-808, Roland JP-6, Wurlitzer E-Piano and some others are combined with new accents, but always with a special bent towards Detroit music. Special tips go towards the tracks "Acid Dream" and the vocal track "Pain."
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This is the first full-length album on the It's label for Germany's Richard von der Schulenburg aka RVDS. It's deep, acid, fragile, party, lonely, and special. After the EP Waiting, Kiss And Love comes Moments, inspired by classic deep and acid house. Old instruments such as the TR-808, Roland JP-6, Wurlitzer E-Piano and some others are combined with new accents, but always with a special bent towards Detroit music. Special tips go towards the tracks "Acid Dream" and the vocal track "Pain."
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ITS 004EP
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It's back, it's great, it's acid, it's deep, it's house, it's time ... the label It's is back with a fine release of deep acid house by the DJ artist RVDS. Three tracks (two with vocals) full of soul, acid and love, inspired by Detroit classics like Mr. Fingers, Omar S, etc. All house-heads are in for a treat. Listen, dance or take it as a DJ tool.
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ITS 003EP
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"A Different Jimi (Siebels) lives in Hamburg. He runs a label, a studio and has recently become a devoted DJ after being a producer (Ego Express, Sand11, A Different Jimi) for more than a decade. Pascal Fuhlbrügge lives in Hamburg. He hosts the monthly radio show 'Im Wesentlichen Clubmusik' on Byte.fm. He also produces theater soundtracks and music for other artists. Pascal Fuhlbrügge on this release: 'When I did a solo album in 2005 that contained a lot of songs about dancing and almost no dance music, I thought that my life with repetitive electronic music might be over. Three years later, Jimi invites me to visit his new studio. We end up producing a new track. To my surprise, it feels very lighthearted, new and exciting to me. I hope you can hear some of that in 'The Belles.' 'Two Deep' is my favorite track of Jimi's recent productions. It might not be as easily accessible as his hit 'I Don't Know Why You Say,' but it's even deeper, more hypnotic -- an adventure on the dancefloor, with everything heading towards the song's one and only chord change about 5 minutes into the track.'"
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ITS 001EP
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"Yes, he is a member of Egoexpress. But no, he isn't Egoexpress. He is a different Jimi. As the label's first official act, the president of It's (Jimi) has released his own solo debut 12". Like a conscientious smithy, he hammers and drives until all those little pony feet are hooved and clad with the best of shoes. And if that iron isn't at least 100% excellent, then it goes back into the fire. But finally, three hot irons have made it onto black gold. Two of them will get you galloping across the dancefloor: '1753 Angelo' and 'I Don't Know Why You Say.' Two poppy house tracks -- because house is the sound of now and exploding harmonies are Jimi's unique way of conquering dullness with a different kind of musical euphoria. The third track 'My Hang' has the beauty of a Moondog composition, something that is more than hard to find these days. At long last -- something really fine."
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