T.Raumschmiere Returns to Kompakt

Berlin’s own Marco Haas (a.k.a T.Raumschmiere) will return to Kompakt with a new LP.

T.Raumschmiere made an irreparable impression globally in the ’00s as a sawtoothed, anti-rave radical thanks to his immense stage antics and larger-than-life releases on Novamute. Since then, Haas has established himself as a contemporary with emotive, dark ambient tales on his own imprints Shitkatapult and AlbumLabel.

Kompakt’s love affair with Haas goes back to the imprint’s earliest days. Some of Haas’ first tracks were released on Kompakt in the form of two EP’s entitled Bolzplatz (KOM021 – 2000) and Musick (KOM037 2001). The results set a tidal wave in motion that to this day remains one of Kompakt’s most infamous legacies.

In an off-chance reunion with Haas in his studio, the label learned about what he’d been doing since the “Monstertruckdriver” days. It turned out he’s been busy outside of the mainstream working with the likes of Dieter Meier of Yello, Caspar Brötzmann, Andreas Dorau, Fraktus, Ofrin or Barbara Morgenstern and his recent work with Ulli Bomans (a.k.a Schieres) under the SHRUBBN!! monicker. On the way out, he passed over his 2015 self-titled album, and “it was mutually decided that it’s time for him to return home,” says the label.

On May 10, Kompakt will now release Haas’ New, solo full-length, titled Heimat. According to the label, “it presents another side of his work which was always there, but never got that much airtime: the artist, the author, the composer with the crystal-clear sound.”

Tracklisting:

01. A1. Zum Monday
02. A2. Jaguar
03. B1. Wacker
04. B2. Stoli
05. C1. Le Fux
06. C2. Juli
07. D1. Amina
08. D2. Zwerg

Heimat is scheduled for May 19 release.

Jimpster Announces New Album with New Single

Jimpster is set to release Crave, the first single taken from his forthcoming Silent Stars LP.

In addition to the original, Freerange presents two remixes from UK producer Atjazz as well as Paris’ Flabaire. Closing the release is a second original track, “Where You Are,” featuring Berlin-based US native Khalil Anthony.

Tracklisting

A1.Crave ft. Florence Rawlings
A2. Crave (Atjazz Remix)
B1. Crave (Flabaire Remix)
B2. Where You Are ft. Khalil Anthony

Silent Stars will be released May 2017 on Freerange Records. Further information will follow soon. Crave, the first single from the album, is scheduled for April 14 release, with clips streamable below.

Lobster Theremin Announces Slacker EP

Lobster Theremin will release a new Slacker EP.

British producer Sam Black (a.k.a. Slacker) is set to debut on Lobster Theremin with a four-tracker this month. Amen To The Lonely  is described by the label as “a tender masterpiece of jungle/DnB,” taking direction from the likes of “early Bukem, Peshay and Good Looking Records.” It follows on from recent releases on the imprint by the likes of Asok, nthng and Unfinished Portraits.

Amen To The Lonely will be released March 24. Pre-order it at Bandcamp and stream snippets below.

Tracklisting:

A1. Amen To The Lonely
A2. See Yourself
B1. Tape Rock
B2. White Monk

Clone Royal Oak Preps Keytronics EP

Clone Royal Oak will release an EP by Keytronics later this month.

Italian producer Kekko Montefiori (a.k.a. Keytronics) was famed for his 1990 house hit “House Of Calypso.” Clone has dug out some of the musician’s unreleased archive material, produced during the same era, and will release a four-track EP of it this month. The forthcoming Keytronics Ensemble release is described by the Dutch label as “warm, balearic tinged deep house tracks.”

Keytronics Ensemble is due out March 27. Pre-order it over at the Clone site and stream snippets below.

Tracklisting:

A1. Calypso In My House
A2. Move In That Demo
B1. Travelling
B2. Something In That Groove

Weekly Selections: CRSSD Festival, Pional & Mike Servito in LA, Vera at Decatur Launch

This weekend marks the first CRSSD Festival of 2017, which is set to return to Downtown San Diego’s picturesque Waterfront Park. The event, which has completely sold out for its past two editions in 2016, expects another sold out crowd over the course of two days this weekend. Organizers have again locked in a stellar cast of artists to play the festival’s three oceanfront stages this year, with headliners Flume, Bob Moses, HVOB, and Dusky booked for sets at the main Ocean View stage. The Palms stage will feature a slew of house-oriented acts, with highlights including UK heavyweight Jackmaster, Skream, KCRW’s Jason Bentley, and XLR8R favorite Horse Meat Disco (download their exclusive CRSSD Festival disco mix here). And at the more techno-focused City Steps, attendees will be treated to a special back-to-back DJ set from Seth Troxler and Eats Everything, as well as performances from Recondite, Cassy, Midland, Peggy Gou, Ovum Recordings boss Josh Wink, and many more. While weekend tickets are sold out already, you can still purchase a limited number of day passes; get them here. For more information about CRSSD, head to the event’s Facebook page.

On Friday night, West Coast party crew Lights Down Low will touch down in the warehouse district of Downtown Los Angeles for an evening of top notch electronic sounds. Organizers have recruited two of techno’s most celebrated acts for the party: Hivern Discs contributor Pional and Mike Servito of The Bunker affiliation. With a state-of-the-art sound system, a unique underground venue, and supporting sets from LDL residents Corey Sizemore and Richie Panic, this one’s not to be missed for those skipping CRSSD this weekend. A limited number of presale tickets remain; get them here.

And on Saturday night in Brooklyn, Melliflow boss Vera will complete her set of North American appearances with a special performance at the Decatur Launch party. The party will take place at a TBA warehouse in Bushwick (attendees must RSVP to obtain the location) and will also feature opening sets from veteran NYC selectors Willie Graff and Velasco. For more information click here.

FRIDAY MARCH 3

MeanRed Presents Thundercat

Irving Plaza – New York, NY, US

March 3 @ 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Stacey Pullen

Flash – Washington, DC, US

March 3 @ 8:00 pm – March 4 @ 4:00 am

Igor Vicente [Mobilee / Hot Creations]

Do Not Sit On The Furniture – Miami , FL, US

March 3 @ 10:00 pm – March 4 @ 5:00 am

Trouble Vision & H+Px10 with Studio Barnhus, Auntie Flo & Mehmet Aslan

Corsica Studios – London, United Kingdom

March 3 @ 11:00 pm – March 4 @ 6:00 am

Lee Foss

Good Room – Brooklyn, NY, US

March 3 @ 11:00 pm – March 4 @ 4:00 am

Music On New York: Marco Carola, Leon

Flash Factory – New York, NY, US

March 3 @ 11:00 pm – March 4 @ 4:00 am

SATURDAY MARCH 4

Technasia

Flash – Washington, DC, US

March 4 @ 8:00 pm – March 5 @ 4:00 am

MeanRed Presents Dusky (Debut US Live Show)

Warsaw – Brooklyn , NY, US

March 4 @ 8:00 pm

Art Of Sound: Dj Sneak, Dj Three & Doc Martin

World Beat Center – San Diego, CA, US

March 4 @ 9:00 pm – March 5 @ 4:00 am

MeanRed Presents: Kingdom Record Release

Knockdown Center – Queens, NY, US

March 4 @ 9:00 pm – March 5 @ 2:00 am

Matt Lange

Verso – San Francisco, US

March 4 @ 10:00 pm – March 5 @ 2:00 am

Hoj [All Day I Dream]

Do Not Sit On The Furniture – Miami , FL, US

March 4 @ 10:00 pm – March 5 @ 5:00 am

Black Lodge 2YR Anniversary: Truncate • Raíz • Subversive • Force Placement • Kosmik

Hyperion Tavern – Los Angeles, CA, US

March 4 @ 10:00 pm – March 5 @ 3:00 am

Patterns curated by Bradley Zero (Extended Set)

Patterns – Brighton, United Kingdom

March 4 @ 11:00 pm – March 5 @ 4:00 am

Decatur Launch with Vera, Willie Graff & Velasco

Secret Venue in Bushwick – New York, NY, US

March 4 @ 11:55 pm – March 5 @ 11:55 am

SUNDAY MARCH 5

elliptiq presents E.01: Laksa, Astral Industries & more

The Yard – London, London, United Kingdom

March 5 @ 2:00 pm – 10:30 pm

The Deep End: Graff & Rambo V

Blonde Bar – San Diego, US

March 5 @ 9:00 pm – March 6 @ 2:00 am

Weekly Selections: CRSSD Festival, Pional & Mike Servito in LA, Vera at Decatur Launch

This weekend marks the first CRSSD Festival of 2017, which is set to return to Downtown San Diego’s picturesque Waterfront Park. The event, which has completely sold out for its past two editions in 2016, expects another sold out crowd over the course of two days this weekend. Organizers have again locked in a stellar cast of artists to play the festival’s three oceanfront stages this year, with headliners Flume, Bob Moses, HVOB, and Dusky booked for sets at the main Ocean View stage. The Palms stage will feature a slew of house-oriented acts, with highlights including UK heavyweight Jackmaster, Skream, KCRW’s Jason Bentley, and XLR8R favorite Horse Meat Disco (download their exclusive CRSSD Festival disco mix here). And at the more techno-focused City Steps, attendees will be treated to a special back-to-back DJ set from Seth Troxler and Eats Everything, as well as performances from Recondite, Cassy, Midland, Peggy Gou, Ovum Recordings boss Josh Wink, and many more. While weekend tickets are sold out already, you can still purchase a limited number of day passes; get them here. For more information about CRSSD, head to the event’s Facebook page.

On Friday night, West Coast party crew Lights Down Low will touch down in the warehouse district of Downtown Los Angeles for an evening of top notch electronic sounds. Organizers have recruited two of techno’s most celebrated acts for the party: Hivern Discs contributor Pional and Mike Servito of The Bunker affiliation. With a state-of-the-art sound system, a unique underground venue, and supporting sets from LDL residents Corey Sizemore and Richie Panic, this one’s not to be missed for those skipping CRSSD this weekend. A limited number of presale tickets remain; get them here.

And on Saturday night in Brooklyn, Melliflow boss Vera will complete her set of North American appearances with a special performance at the Decatur Launch party. The party will take place at a TBA warehouse in Bushwick (attendees must RSVP to obtain the location) and will also feature opening sets from veteran NYC selectors Willie Graff and Velasco. For more information click here.

FRIDAY MARCH 3

MeanRed Presents Thundercat

Irving Plaza – New York, NY, US

March 3 @ 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Stacey Pullen

Flash – Washington, DC, US

March 3 @ 8:00 pm – March 4 @ 4:00 am

Igor Vicente [Mobilee / Hot Creations]

Do Not Sit On The Furniture – Miami , FL, US

March 3 @ 10:00 pm – March 4 @ 5:00 am

Trouble Vision & H+Px10 with Studio Barnhus, Auntie Flo & Mehmet Aslan

Corsica Studios – London, United Kingdom

March 3 @ 11:00 pm – March 4 @ 6:00 am

Lee Foss

Good Room – Brooklyn, NY, US

March 3 @ 11:00 pm – March 4 @ 4:00 am

Music On New York: Marco Carola, Leon

Flash Factory – New York, NY, US

March 3 @ 11:00 pm – March 4 @ 4:00 am

SATURDAY MARCH 4

Technasia

Flash – Washington, DC, US

March 4 @ 8:00 pm – March 5 @ 4:00 am

MeanRed Presents Dusky (Debut US Live Show)

Warsaw – Brooklyn , NY, US

March 4 @ 8:00 pm

Art Of Sound: Dj Sneak, Dj Three & Doc Martin

World Beat Center – San Diego, CA, US

March 4 @ 9:00 pm – March 5 @ 4:00 am

MeanRed Presents: Kingdom Record Release

Knockdown Center – Queens, NY, US

March 4 @ 9:00 pm – March 5 @ 2:00 am

Matt Lange

Verso – San Francisco, US

March 4 @ 10:00 pm – March 5 @ 2:00 am

Hoj [All Day I Dream]

Do Not Sit On The Furniture – Miami , FL, US

March 4 @ 10:00 pm – March 5 @ 5:00 am

Black Lodge 2YR Anniversary: Truncate • Raíz • Subversive • Force Placement • Kosmik

Hyperion Tavern – Los Angeles, CA, US

March 4 @ 10:00 pm – March 5 @ 3:00 am

Patterns curated by Bradley Zero (Extended Set)

Patterns – Brighton, United Kingdom

March 4 @ 11:00 pm – March 5 @ 4:00 am

Decatur Launch with Vera, Willie Graff & Velasco

Secret Venue in Bushwick – New York, NY, US

March 4 @ 11:55 pm – March 5 @ 11:55 am

SUNDAY MARCH 5

elliptiq presents E.01: Laksa, Astral Industries & more

The Yard – London, London, United Kingdom

March 5 @ 2:00 pm – 10:30 pm

The Deep End: Graff & Rambo V

Blonde Bar – San Diego, US

March 5 @ 9:00 pm – March 6 @ 2:00 am

Motorik Depict a Deserted City in New Film; Watch it Now

Sydney label and collective Motorik have dropped a stunning short film depicting the end of a city.

What began as a party in comedy clubs, gay clubs, and night clubs, Motorik Recordings is now a fully fledged record label, weekly radio show, monthly club night, and quarterly festival. The label’s latest outing, For Life’s Blue’s Journey EP, was released last month, launching a new project from the artist previously known as Wordlife.

The EP’s title track, “Blue’s Journey,” is a melancholic ride through snaking synth lines, soaring pads, and a thick, modulated bassline. Fittingly, the Sydney crew have paired the track with an intriguing short film centered around a group of friends as they travel through a deserted city.

You can watch the film in full below, with the EP available here.

DJ Missdevana ‘Can’t Change The Music Of Your Soul’

Following two powerful EPs from TSVI and Second Storey at the end of last year, Nervous Horizon‘s first release of 2017 will arrive courtesy of relatively unknown Holland DJ and producer DJ Missdevana.

Brass is a three-track EP that fuses the polyrhythms of classic UK funky and bubbling, an underground strain of Dutch club music that focuses heavily on drums. Nervous Horizon’s addition of DJ Missdevana and her forward-thinking sounds is a further testament to the label’s willingness to explore boundary-pushing club music and bucking the status quo—it also shows they have an ear for unearthing exciting new talent.

In support of tomorrow’s release, Nervous Horizon and DJ Missdevana have offered up bonus cut “Can’t Change The Music Of Your Soul” as today’s XLR8R download, available via WeTransfer below. Built from confounding, hard-hitting drum patterns, the track is a wild representation of Missdevana’s intriguing sound world.

Can’t Change The Music Of Your Soul

Watch a Trippy New Video from Clutchy Hopkins & Fat Albert Einstein

Tomorrow, Aural Tradition will release the new record from Clutchy Hopkins & Fat Albert Einstein.

high desert low tide will be Clutchy’s first release since 2010 and the first record of new material from Fat Albert since 2012. The pair recorded high desert low tide between Clutchy’s studio out in the Mojave and Fat Albert’s LA-based studio over the last 10 years.

On the record, elements of soul, jazz, hip-hop, and rock fuse together in a psychedelic mix of acoustic and electronic instrumentation. Across 12 mind-bending tracks, Clutchy and Fat Albert manage to touch on the past, present, and future while navigating a journey through “psych folk caverns of cactus dust and bloodshot rust-covered marine layer funk.”

In the lead up to tomorrow’s release, Clutchy and Fat Albert have shared a fittingly trippy video for album cut “Juju Beans,” available to watch in full below. Like the album itself, the video, which was directed by Gustavo Amaral, melds the old and the new in a hallucinatory mix of warped animations.

You can pre-order high desert low tide over at Bandcamp.

Watch a Trippy New Video from Clutchy Hopkins & Fat Albert Einstein

Tomorrow, Aural Tradition will release the new record from Clutchy Hopkins & Fat Albert Einstein.

high desert low tide will be Clutchy’s first release since 2010 and the first record of new material from Fat Albert since 2012. The pair recorded high desert low tide between Clutchy’s studio out in the Mojave and Fat Albert’s LA-based studio over the last 10 years.

On the record, elements of soul, jazz, hip-hop, and rock fuse together in a psychedelic mix of acoustic and electronic instrumentation. Across 12 mind-bending tracks, Clutchy and Fat Albert manage to touch on the past, present, and future while navigating a journey through “psych folk caverns of cactus dust and bloodshot rust-covered marine layer funk.”

In the lead up to tomorrow’s release, Clutchy and Fat Albert have shared a fittingly trippy video for album cut “Juju Beans,” available to watch in full below. Like the album itself, the video, which was directed by Gustavo Amaral, melds the old and the new in a hallucinatory mix of warped animations.

You can pre-order high desert low tide over at Bandcamp.

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