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Tronik Youth
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Review: Roam Recordings' periodic compilation series returns after a year off in 2021. As with previous editions, main man Jason Peters has put together a fine selection of back catalogue gems, lesser-known remixes and obscurities from the vaults. It's a fine snapshot of the San Francisco-based imprint's uniquely psychedelic, cosmic and heavily electronic sound, with highlights including the clap-heavy, mind-mangling hypno-throb of Freudenthal and Jake The Rapper's '1982 (Darlyn Vlys remix)', Endrik Schroeder's Patrick Cowley-inspired revision of 'Brothers' by Back To The Wave, the acidic electro-disco breathlessness of Vongold's 'Pleasure Cinema' and Cardopusher's new beat-meets-EBM style revision of Tronik Youth's Fairlight-sporting 'Number Wang'.
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ROM 112
16 Dec 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
16 Dec 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: Named after a quote from French philosopher Jean Luc-Nancy, You Don't Make a World With Simple atoms is a two-part compilation assembled by Latido in honour of the label's first birthday. This first part, which like its partner collection features new music from the label's growing roster, largely offers a cosmic and psychedelic take on electronic disco. There's plenty to admire throughout, from the new beat influenced throb of Tronik Youth's 'A New Day' and the smooth, sun-kissed Balearic nu-disco of Monoxido, Tulioxi amd Daniel Monaco's 'Walking Home Mad', to the pleasingly warped, late '90s Orbital flex of Colbertizo & Durand's electro-flecked 'Two Indians in a Club', and the surging Italo-disco/druggy synth-pop fusion of 'No Escape' by Italoconnection.
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LATIDO 008
15 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
15 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: Fresh from celebrating its 100th release, Jason Peters' Roam Recordings imprint welcomes back psychedelic nu-disco specialist Tronik Youth. 'Kutt-Outs' is a little bolder and sturdier than some of his releases, but that's no bad thing. In fact, with its blend of chugging, mind-mangling electronic bass, trippy motifs, acidic flourishes and locked-in beats, it could well be one of the strongest Tronik Youth tracks to date. It comes backed with a brilliant remix by Warehouse Preservation Society, too, who effortlessly join the dots between early morning acid house, mid-tempo electro and Bay Area dub disco. Elsewhere, 'Number Wang' is a bleeping electro-not-electro throb job, while Cardopusher's remix of the same track sounds a little like Nitzer Ebb jamming with early bleep techno combo Sweet Exorcist.
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ROM 102
08 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
08 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Played by: Teniente Castillo (Play Pal Music), Juno Recommends Disco, DJ ROCCA, JAMES ROD, James Bright
Review: Roam Recordings was set up by Jason 'JP Soul' Peters and Jeni 'Jeniluv' Erickson in 2001, and has since put out records by the likes of Demarkus Lewis, Rhythm Plate, Hesohi and Dino Lenny. For their 100th release/20th anniversary, though, they've avoided the obvious 'best of' route and instead serve up 21 brand new tracks coming from a mix of familiar names (Emperor Machine, DJ Rocca, Tronik Youth) and newcomers. The overall vibe leans towards cosmic and Italo disco, but that's a very broad-brush picture - there are tracks here that could, variously, be filed equally well under house, techno, electro, Balearica or prog. Psychedelic electronic disco at its best.
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ROM 100
05 Nov 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
05 Nov 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
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541416 512341D
04 Jun 21
Minimal/Tech House
04 Jun 21
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
Review: Take it back to the mid-20-teens and Newcastle Upon Tyne's Man Power, aka Geoff Kirkwood, was only just getting out of bed. With early releases on Jennifer Cardini's Correspondent and later John Talabot's Hivern Discs, Man Power has taken it all the way through ESP Institute, Optimo Trax and Throne Of Blood to Skint, DFA and of course the project's home label, Me Me Me. With a spotlight over three years of remix work that sees Me Me Me lift a selection of remixes made over Bryan Ferry to Daniele Baldelli & DJ Rocca, Man Power takes it back to the roots with a rework of Woolf vs Projections and Tronik Youth! With the heaviness of Man Power's remix to Ess O Ess a highlight too, expect a touch of acid, EBM, Italo and kosmische inspirations woven in and around bustling drum machines, analog synths and plenty of Man Power.
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MMM 19
11 Dec 20
Coldwave/Synth
11 Dec 20
Coldwave/Synth
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NEIN 1917
07 Jun 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
07 Jun 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Tronik Youth returns with more brooding EBM grooves in the form of "The Shaker" on his London/Berlin based imprint Nein. Steely vintage drum computers face off with rusty, grinding arpeggios and teutonic vocal chants - all you need right here! Two awesome remixes are included: Correspondant's Bird Of Paradise delivers a typically neon-lit, '80's rock styled rendition that's full of soaring guitar feedback, but Barney Khan's remix is the one that really delivers a different perspective. A nefarious, monstrous slow burning techno version in the vein of Happa or Sawf that soundtracks the oncoming apocalypse in wonderful fashion. The young Berlin based producer is behind Bis Bald Records and in our opinion: one to watch!
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NEIN 1802
26 Jan 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
26 Jan 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Future Bones
Review: It was inevitable really, Nein's Tronik Youth - possibly the UK's chief exponent of moody New Beat influenced tunes, and Mexico's nascent sleazy EBM scene, they were always going to collide, weren't they? Here we get the former's Abandoned remixed by three of the latter's best. Needless to say, the results are astounding. Ands Mega is up first, tackling "Don't Space" and turning in nearly eight minutes of cool, 4/4 bleepy electro/EBM. The same track is then reworked into apreggiated, Horrorist-style electroclash by Fausto, and lastly Modulaire turns "Ausgang Children" into the kind of slow and tormented body music adored by the likes of Ivan Smagghe.
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NEIN 1723
14 Aug 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
14 Aug 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Finally on digitsal. Rotten City based in Madrid, is overseen by partners in crime Alvaro Cabana Juliana Leyva, and born to maximize synergies between different music scenes, breaking barriers to get to a common factor: quality music without pigeonholing. Nein Records man Tronik Youth handles the debut release from Rotten City, backed with remixes from the esteemed Red Axes and Richard Sen. Guided by the force of synths, "Malice Of Absence" is an intense voyage to the depth of strobes and flash... For their remix, Red Axes steers the listener towards a Balearic sunset governed by the melodies of Art of Noise, the horizontal flights of Vangelis and the spiritual calmness of Mr. Fingers. Richard Sen rises the speed gently and resolves the equation that the German cosmic exposition has deposited under a mirror ball of The Loft in a space with a life of its own.
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RCR 001
27 Jul 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
27 Jul 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Politically, a lot of the UK is feely pretty abandoned at the moment and somehow the ominous sounds of Tronik Youth's trademark moody style seem to perfectly capture this current national mood. The title track is six minutes of taut, gothy bass twang whipped by tortured rhythmic snaps and haunted by ghostly atmospherics. Eerie and intense. Meanwhile the mood is lightened by the lo-fi Chicago inspired, bleepy slammer "Don't Space". Elsewhere the tune is turned into melodic tranciness by Tunnel Signs and hedonist EBM (think early Black Strobe) in the "Man2.0 Single White Female Remix. Funboys also deliver a cool, minimal horror-electro version.
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NEIN 1714
19 Jun 17
Coldwave/Synth
19 Jun 17
Coldwave/Synth
Various
Review: Sulk Magic has returned with it's third collection of left-field recordings. Taking a darker route, this multi-layered six-track EP showcases consistent levels of talent, while still retaining the labels hallmark eccentricity. Adventures in Daydreams open the V/A with a firm contribution full of polished intricacies before Tkuz bestows his presence with a nefarious industrial chugger in the form of 'Dagon' Next up, Mick Clarke's alias Iron Blu provides 'Hammerfall', an effortlessly captivating groover. Oli Warriner's 'Venti' comes to the fore with its rasping drums and intelligent techno melodies whilst Sigward's 'Random Life Render' takes you through a lo-fidelity dreamscape, opening the emotional airways of the release. With a rare foray from his prototype, Tronik Youth provides an infectious dark-to-dawn Italo track to close proceedings.
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SM 003
22 May 17
Minimal/Tech House
22 May 17
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Holiday 80, FINGERMAN, YAM WHO?, Pete Herbert, Juno Recommends Disco, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), BRENDON P, Discotron
Review: We've come accustomed to Nein founders Tronik Youth serving up electronic music that's on the psychedelic end of the spectrum. "Rope Dancer" configures to this stereotype, and sees the duo lace bold, alien synthesizer riffs, spiraling electronics and wonky vocal samples atop a forthright, mid-tempo cosmic disco groove. The duo's accompanying Dark Dub wanders further into skewed, late night territory, largely by further emphasizing their bold synth-work. While Curses continue the trend on their slightly pitched-down remix - check the clicking percussion and hypnotic, looped-up synthesizer motifs - Ron Basejam flips the script entirely, turning the track into a warm, feel good, disco tinged deep house shuffler.
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NEIN 096
21 Oct 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
21 Oct 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Following on from releases from cosmic disco legend Danielle Baldelli, the latest EP on Nein comes from its owner, Tronik Youth. The title track is an infectious electronic disco groove with hints of muffled new wave vocals and an industrial rigidity to it. "Never Said, I Never Said" is slower and more pared back, as a droning groove and soaring synths crackle with electric energy. Nein has commissioned two producers to remix its boss; the first sees Cabaret Nocturne re-imagine "Never Said, I Never Said" as a sinister, stepping disco groove, while Jonathan Kusuma turns the title track into a hypnotic, sleek techno pulse.
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NEIN 085
22 Jul 16
Minimal/Tech House
22 Jul 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
Tronik Youth feat Justine
Played by: Richard Rossa, Markus Schneider / Robot Scientists, Future Bones, JAMES ROD, Somerville & Wilson
Review: Although Tronik Youth started off as an elector house expert, his very particular strain of nu disco is what's really caught on among our chart-folk. Here he is on Tici Tici with a sublime little horn-blaster in the form of "Always Waxing", a devious club lick that has that rare characteristic of not really belonging to any genre, but simply to the world of dancing. The trio of remixes come from Planet Jumper and his grizzly bass reinterpretation, Duncan Gray's deeper, broodier and absolutely killer version, and Steve Cook's more digi-friendly, paceman-reminiscent take.
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TICITACI 029
26 Feb 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
26 Feb 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Future Bones
Review: Happily, Tronik Youth's latest single isn't a cover of the Stephen Sondheim show tune made famous by Liza Minnelli, but rather another mid-tempo trip into the style of chugging, psychedelic nu-disco they do so well. The original - all speak and spell vocals, bubbling synth-bass, loose beats and intoxicating electronics - is accompanied by a trio of largely impressive remixes. Rodion ups the tempo a little, smoothing out the groove while adding some attractive, top-end melodies, before Tronik Youth delivers a wilder, tougher Nite Dub of their own. Finally, Samuel Bardah delivers the knockout punch, infusing his fine rework with bold horror chords, psychedelic synth lines and all manner of trippy effects.
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NEIN 050
16 Nov 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
16 Nov 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
