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Aeon
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Lost Tapes Vol 6 VAPREORDER
Undefined Pattern - "TS Voyage" - (6:05) 113 BPM
Mehill - "Lotus" - (5:20) 121 BPM
Alex Niggemann - "Peace Trading" - (6:31) 124 BPM
Leonor & MoM - "Break Da System" - (5:50) 120 BPM
Tallac - "Galaxia" - (6:06) 125 BPM
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AEON 067
10 May 24
Deep House
10 May 24
Deep House
Franz Matthews & Alex Niggemann - "Where Does It All Begin?" (Alex Niggemann remix) - (7:38) 123 BPM
Played by: Shubostar
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AEON 066
01 Mar 24
Deep House
01 Mar 24
Deep House
Various
Review: Alex Niggeman has gone all-out on the 10th anniversary celebrations of his AEON label. Having already released countless special EPs featuring new tracks from core artists, he's now serving up a pair of releases featuring fresh reworks of classic cuts from the catalogue. There's much to admire on this second EP of two, starting with Running Back boss Gerd Janson's throbbing, Italo-meets-acid house style revision of Niggeman's own 'Just a Little', featuring bright, freestyle-esque synth lead lines and an atmospheric spoken word vocal by Jonny Cruz. Fedele delivers a dirty, hypnotic and warehouse-ready take on 'Serpentine' by Darlyn Vlys, before Aera steal the show with a tribal-tinged early morning tech-house revision of Musumeci & Aldebaran's 'Escape'. Dodi Palese's EP-ending, melody-rich rework of Jepe's 'Ginevra' is pretty darn tasty, too.
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AEON 065
24 Nov 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
24 Nov 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Celebrating 10 years of Alex Niggemann's Aeon label - its fifth and final drop for the series anniversary series sends in a closing four numbers. Trusty ol' Lauer arrives with some gothic, night driving Italo-electro in "Mercury Retrograde" - Kavinsky eat your heart out - that sits pretty next to the stringed and acid inspired house and electro by Alan Dixon. Vhyce turns up the disco arpeggios to 11 in his chord heavy "A Clay That Never Dries", while the man Niggemann closes us out with a sensational warehouse electro dub, "Generation X".
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AEONX_ 5
13 Oct 23
Deep House
13 Oct 23
Deep House
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: Eight years on from the release of Lost Tapes Volume 1, Aeon has offered up the fifth instalment in the popular compilation series. Predictably, the quality threshold remains high throughout with standout moments aplenty. Check first the opening slab of spacey gorgeousness from rising star Alan Dixon - the intergalactic deep house/punchy electro/acid-flecked nu-disco fusion of 'Space Manoeuvres', before admiring the deep Italo-disco chug of Machinegewehr's 'Call The Shots' and the dark, throbbing, neon-lit dancefloor intensity of Past Futura's 'Viva La Discotique'. We'd also suggest checking out the clips of Alex Virgo's 'Clown Car', a freestyle and Hi-NRG-influenced nu-disco romp that's as bouncy and colourful as they come.
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AEON 057.2
22 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
22 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
Review: Something of an intrigue within the electronic body music realm of contemporary disco styles, Rees' previous works if you dig hard enough can be found on labels like Nein and Love Attack Records (not to mention the producer's own Paradiso label). Arriving on Aeon with three tracks and a banging Curses remix, the artist's strong analogue sound comes through vividly on "Project Phoenix" with its swift industrial grooves and ear-worming synths that give support to this EPs main theme: "Enter The Realm". Calling upon pumping drum machines, deep, trance-like '90s synths and metal disco energy, "Dutch Willow" sends the EP down a neon-lit gothic route straight into the bowls of power station dance club. And deep in that club you'll find the Curses remix to this EP, that slams with rave-inspired, new beat energy and the mayhem of grungey, industrial extravagance.
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AEON 053
30 Jul 21
Coldwave/Synth
30 Jul 21
Coldwave/Synth
Various
Review: Aeon's streak arrives at its 50th release which Alex Niggemann's label decides to represent with a new compilimentary series - Versus. Taking in seven collaborations from a select core of artists, the mini-album of sorts sees Bawrut & Benjamin Frohlich meet with waves of synths in "Kirmes" next to a dubbed-out terror vault of electronic antics in Panthera Krause & Peter Invasion's "Fiesta Hunuku". Power synths combine with UK pop and Euro dance leanings in Darlyn Vlys & Amarcord's "Talking Modern" with Biesmans & Jepe flying the Italo flag proudly through "Fashionably Late". And for your touch of industrial new wave: Kimshies & Futuristant.
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AEON 050
09 Apr 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
09 Apr 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Dusseldorf's tried and trusted minimal, tech house and trance producer Alex Niggemann lends his hands to some 80s synth, Italo and electro in this Like A Robot EP. Inspired by the futuristic sounds of the vocoder, Niggemann delivers Aeon its first release of 2021 that goes heavy on the snares as much as it does the synths, inspiring montages for a retro cyberpunk film never written. With slight touches of industrial making it into the lead track, "Shepherds" turns in something more percussive that you could expect from Alexander Robotnic or Amon Duul, whereas "Technology" reflects something a little more I.F. Remixed by the legendary Fabrizio Mammarella all the more, the Italian sends the original into overdrive with space pongs, bubbles and arpeggios to boot!
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AEON 049
12 Feb 21
Coldwave/Synth
12 Feb 21
Coldwave/Synth
Various
Review: In the depths of Melbourne's northside once laid a club called My Aeon and coincidence or not this is the type of soundtrack you'd expect to hear there...a futuristic selection of minimal, progressive techno and synth music appealing to the dancer. WIth a slight Italo feel permeating parts of the compilation, arpeggios, electro synths and EBM drums find their way into tracks like Alex Niggemann's "What Can Go Wrong?!" and Alan Dixon 'Love Attack' remix of Kimshies! Trippy tribal sessions are revealed in Ferrari's "Jungle Boogie" next to Rotterdam-style cosmic electro and space rock of Biesmans' "Dr. Electric" guitar. 2020 licks, best of!
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AEON 2020
08 Jan 21
Coldwave/Synth
08 Jan 21
Coldwave/Synth
Review: Next up on Alex Niggemann's Aeon Audio is London-based DJ and producer Anii with her mystical Magic EP. Since arriving in London from her native Poland, she's earned a solid reputation for playing high quality melodic techno and has appeared on revered imprints including Kompakt and Polymath. She explains that she had been working on "Magic" for the last couple of years and that it's a project she stopped and started again many times. The hard work certainly paid off as this track is a spellbinding expression in dancefloor drama that's builds in suspense and tension, enrapturing you with its hypnotic qualities. MeMeMe boss Man Power's tripped-out remix up next ventures into wacky cosmic territory and ascendant producer Kiwi's rendition of "Trojan Horse" goes for a psychedleic nu-disco terrioty as Red Axes or Moscoman.
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AEON 035
23 Nov 18
Minimal/Tech House
23 Nov 18
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: The latest release on Alex Niggeman's label comes from Italian pair Speaking Minds and Amarcord, a new producer. By navigating a path that runs between techno, minimal and the more atmospheric end of trance, the collaborators deliver the pumping but still esoteric "Odissea". On "Hit Me", there is a somewhat darker tone. The tribal drums and percussion seethe with an understated menace, an ominous bass soars up through the arrangement and even the trance hooks inhabit a darker dimension. Bawrut, who has released on Ransom Note and Hard Fist, is tasked with reworking "Hit Me". In his hands, it turns into a stripped back percussive affair, with the bass oozing its way through a wiry rhythm.
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AEON 032
09 Mar 18
Minimal/Tech House
09 Mar 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Danish rising star Denis Horvat has sure made leaps and strides in the last year, with releases on labels such as Innervisions, Exit Strategy and of course Aeon; the imprint run by Berlin's Alex Niggemann that he's fast become a staple of. For his new Lodi EP, the title track is yet more of his unmistakeable brand of deep futurism, with its slow burning arpeggios, minimal beats and emotive synth solos. "Severina" is more straight ahead and adrenalised with a shrieking melody soaring above a tunnelling, hi-octane groove. Finally the dark journey track "The Task" explores his penchant for yet more captivating synth solos, plus a gripping sense of atmosphere on this epic slice of dancefloor drama.
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AEON 029
11 Aug 17
Minimal/Tech House
11 Aug 17
Minimal/Tech House
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AEON 027
26 May 17
Minimal/Tech House
26 May 17
Minimal/Tech House
