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Review: Fabrizio Mammarella and Rodion deliver a momentous release with Musica E Computer - recorded in the legendary Marche Synth Museum in Italy. The opening track "Iris" sets an exceptional tone, exploring eerie, metallic tropical landscapes, while others like "A Corrente Alternata" and "Un Segnale Di Speranza" showcase Mammerella and Rodion's unmatched partnership, crafting enigmatic, timeless earworms with driving basslines and arcane vocoders. Throughout the album, the duo seamlessly blends synthetic and organic sounds, offering a geographic coda to the Italian region's rich musical history. Musica E Computer culminates in "Una Nuova Era", a transcendent homage to the recording synth drenched studio the album was recorded in which makes for some Italorama to the fullest!
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SLOMO 052
18 Apr 24
Electro
18 Apr 24
Electro
Various
Played by: FINGERMAN, Juno Recommends Disco, Juno Recommends Deep House, G-Blaster (Memorie Cluster), Detroit Rising
Review: Toy Tonics' latest release is a captivating collection of tracks originally introduced to the world via the German Gomma Records label during the years 2001 to 2010. Back then, Gomma stood as a pivotal figure in the Y2K indie dance movement, alongside luminaries such as James Murphy's DFA and Trevor Jackson's OUTPUT Records. Toy Tonics has taken it upon themselves to revive these early 2000s gems, with tracks encapsulating the raw, indie disco and punk-funk vibes that were the lifeblood of the party scene during those vibrant days. Gomma's influence was profoundly felt in off-location clubs like SCALA and RIO in Berlin, London's TRASH and 333 parties, to iconic Parisian clubs like Kill The DJ and Paris Social Club.
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TOYT141X
27 Oct 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
27 Oct 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: In keeping with the approach favoured by previous volumes, the third edition of From Above covers a lot of ground. Despite this, it also manages to maintain a cohesive identity: tracks from Danse Alice, Roe Deers and Justine Forever - whose "Viral" is peppered with seductive French vocals - may differ in tempo, but all resound to a throbbing, electronic aesthetic. There are some exceptions to this rule, most notably Damien Vandesande's downtempo "Star Glide". However, it's only a minor deviation and a similar feeling is audible on non-dance floor moments like C.A.R.'s torch song "Silk Pistol" and the haunting electro disco of Frontinn's "Correct Settings".
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LN040D
03 Feb 23
Techno
03 Feb 23
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: A round of applause for Dave Harvey's Futureboogie label, which is closing its doors after a decade in which it's releases got stronger and more varied year on year. This superb compilation acts as the imprint's final testament, offering no less than 20 previously unheard nuggets from the Bristol-based imprint's nearest and dearest. Given the wealth of high-grade material on show, singling out highlights is tough, but our current favourites include the echoing,'80s alternative pop-meets-proto house dubbiness of Tech Support's 'Writers Block', the alien synths, glassy-eyed stabs and bustling electro drums of Warehouse Preservation Society's 'Ron's House', the kaleidoscopic house psychedelia of Manami's 'Nacros.Is', the bleeping, drug-fuelled oddness of Chez De Milo's 'Need Someone' and the breakbeat-acid insanity of Hard Ton's 'Don't Believe The Hype'.
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FBRLP 002
05 Nov 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
05 Nov 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: Halloween may have been and gone, but Disques Discos continue to champion Italo tricks and horror treats. This latest volume in the label's continuing Discorror series is arguably the best yet. It's certainly the most tightly packed, with eight grisly tunes to choose from. Highlights come thick and fast, from the ragged acid lines and psychedelic electronics of Gameboyz wild "Regan 666", and Roman & Castro's Twilight Zone-bating "Spektro" (a kind of John Carpenter theme for the 21st century), to the low-slung ghoulishness of PTSD, Mutanek and Rodion's fine contributions. The atmospheric nu-disco creepiness put forward by Samfuentes and Comegatos is also superb.
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DISCORROR 6
29 Oct 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
29 Oct 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Shara music emerges with a concept that glitters by love for a very special woman named Sara. The producer of Barcelona Owen Ezard presents his new record label, Shara Music, and it starts nothing more, nothing less with this great piece of EP signed by the mexico-Italian couple Mijo & Rodion. A futuristic sound ep charged with hints Techno Latin and classical Italo influence also with the remixes included of "Chapo Guzman" and our great Damon Jee. Exceptional beginning for this label and where in addition They have prepared for us a lot of amazing references that will see the light as the year progresses. First reference Shara Music... SHM001 is coming up
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SHM 001
17 Oct 16
Minimal/Tech House
17 Oct 16
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Tronik Youth's London based tech house and nu-disco force Nein is back with a weighty 17-trackcompilation celebrating his current label roster and a love for more retro-inspired sounds. From the grinding electro-punk of Justine's "Infernale Cavale", to Freudenthal's dark synthpop epic "Bilderblast", there's plenty of stylistic range here. Highlights come thick and fast on Yes Means Nein, with the gutsy EBM groove of Tunnel Signs "Hellfire" and a remix of Emperor Machine's "Sisco Seeker" from label mainstay Rodion and Fabrizio Mammarella particularly standing out!
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NEINYMY 1
27 Jun 16
Minimal/Tech House
27 Jun 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Originally cutting his teeth on the Gomma label, nu-disco hero Rodion hasn't been shy in getting his music heard on myriad labels. He's been teasing this eagerly awaited long player, Generator, on Tronik Youth's Nein label for months now, and finally it has arrived. There are ten tracks here that all push his trademark deep space (disco) explorations further than any man has gone before, highlights of which include the cosmic bleep shower of opener "Phobos", the searing arpeggiation of "Gamma" and the tribal synthpop stomp of closer "Run Out".
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NEIN ROD- 1
15 Apr 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
15 Apr 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Rodion is back with "Alle Der Kosmonauten". The original is a cosmo-psychedelic journey track supported by some sweet auto-tune vocals, for fans of Rebolledo or Man Power. The Lauer remix is all that you'd expect and more: his catchy retro sensibilities are complimented by some sweet 303 acid on this total epic. Finally the Heretic remix is rolling peak time tech house with a good injection of funk with its rolling bassline and druggy synth leads plus the vocals get properly vocoded this time around. Sick!
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NEIN 060
25 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
25 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Tomcraft/Jerome Isma-Ae - "Trouble In The Redlight District" (Fusi & Johnson remix) - (6:28) 128 BPM
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BESE 002
08 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
08 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Since leaving Gomma in 2008 following a productive two-year partnership, Rodion has showcased his wares on a dizzying number of labels. Here he adds another to the list, making his Nein debut with the intoxicating, synth-laden and surprisingly creepy "Boccoca Hills". The headline remix comes from former Chicken Lips man Andrew Meredith in his Emperor Machine guise. Typically, he's turned it into an epic, 11-minute workout built around a sparse, rubbery and quietly tough proto-house groove, onto which Rodion's wild synthesizers sit surprisingly well. Fellow Italian Fabrizio Mammarella rounds things off with a more psychedelic, acid-flecked remix that takes the track further into late night territory.
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NEIN 053
30 Nov 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
30 Nov 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: The Late Night Tales crew are certified specialists when it comes to compilations and the label have quite the catalogue behind them, featuring mixes by the likes of Bonobo, Belle & Sebastian and even Fatboy Slim. This time the compiling credits are anonymous, meaning that the label have taken it up to themselves to compile this After Dark Nocturne release. The tracks are unmixed, as is usually the case, so you can pick and mix as many as you like, or simply go for the whole lot! There's plenty of gold in here and the compilation spans quite a diverse set of music from the shady house of Tornado Wallace to the Italian pop of Adriano Celentano on "L'unica Chance". There's also some more minimal numbers by the likes of Alex Metric, gnarly electro beats by Hotel Motel and plenty more. Dive in, it's a guaranteed party bomb.
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ALNDR 41
10 May 15
Experimental/Electronic
10 May 15
Experimental/Electronic
Jerry Bouthier / Various
Dimitri From Paris & DJ Rocca - "A Reason For Living" (feat Fred Ventura - freestyle edit) - (6:59) 120 BPM
Played by: Solomun
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GOMMADT 0361
19 Aug 11
Disco/Nu-Disco
19 Aug 11
Disco/Nu-Disco
