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MTRON 040
20 Dec 24
Electro
20 Dec 24
Electro
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Mechatronica kicks off a new electro compilation series with this stellar first volume. Umek's Zeta Reticula project, which has featured before on the label, impresses with the Dopplereffekt robotics meets ebm bass of "Dial That Number". Serge Geyzel and Ufaze's contributions centre on stripped back rhythms and steely percussion. In contrast, LUZ1E's "Data Motions" is more esoteric, resounding to swirling, atmospheric synths, while Vertical67's "Tear Down Those Walls" covers a similarly deep style. However, the sound of dystopian funk is never too far away - and it's best embodied by the acid pirouettes and noisy bursts of Aura Nox's "I Should've Known".
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MTRON 039
13 Sep 24
Electro
13 Sep 24
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Viikatory has released EPs on seminal labels like Trust, so it's no surprise that Mechatronica has tapped her for a release. Voyager-1 is an electro master class. From the bruising 808s and acid lines on "Cartesian Space" to slower, outer space jams like "Universe", and the wiry groove of "Cold Mountains", Viikatory effortlessly delivers robotic, futuristic jams. "Equinox" sees her edge towards techno dance floors by deploying an ebm-style groove, but it's only a temporary divergence. The Luz1e take on "Universe" is a frenetic electro workout, while Poly Chain's version of "Equinox" maintains a similar path with its wiry electronic funk.
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MTRON 038
17 May 24
Electro
17 May 24
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Black Dot provides a compelling addition to Mechatronica's offshoot White sublabel. Building on an exemplary catalogue that already includes Das Ding, Credit 00 and Cardopusher, this EP is sure to delight fans of wave-inspired techno. "Morality of Violence" sets the scene with haunting shrieks unfolding over a low-slung, droning groove and morbid synths. "Black Dot (Version X)" continues that journey into doomy electronics, with an androgynous vocal set to an undulating bass. "Kiss Of The Leaf" sounds like Black Dot has relinquished control of the machines, resulting in a jarring, claustrophobic rhythm. In contrast, "Hatred" is a slow-motion dirge that wouldn't sound out of place on Downwards. The label has commissioned Cardopusher to remix "Black Dot" and he delivers a piledriving, clubby workout.
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MTRONW 011
28 Apr 23
Electro
28 Apr 23
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Gravitational Effect joins Mechatronica, home to electro luminaries like Anthony Rother and Zeta Reticula. Passenger 1982 is focused on the more melodic side of the sound, and both "DualSonic" and the title track fuse mellow pads with laid back rhythms and brittle drums. Pushing in a different direction, "Gravitational Waves" and "Pleiades" draw on typical electro influences, with squelchy bass, rolling 808s and evocative synths prevailing. Gravitational Effect continues to explore this approach in a more club-friendly setting on "M87". Most impressive though is "X-Ray Burst": combining the best of both worlds, its angular rhythm provides a backdrop for spellbindingly beautiful electronic melodies.
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MTROND 011
19 Nov 22
Electro
19 Nov 22
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Late Night Approach follow their 2020 release on Klakson with another fine electro EP, this time for Mechatronica. Delving deep to draw on the sounds of Detroit and in places, mining the legacy of early 90s UK techno, the pair deliver a series of stunning tracks. "The Naus Tribe" and "Nausology" both follow a similar path, with a fusion of ghostly synth lines and acid blips unfolding over rolling 808s. "Physico" is more stripped back to begin with, but then its steely drums give way to spaced out pads and a robotic vocal. The title track is led by angular drums and a squelchy groove, with these elements providing the basis for atmospheric chords, while "Unleashed Bastards" rounds out the release to the sound of frenetic break beats.
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MTRON 024
22 Oct 21
Electro
22 Oct 21
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Maelstrom follows last year's Heat Wave release on Mechatronica with this fine follow-up. The title track revolves around a busy, glitchy rhythm, monstrous subs and a series of smart drops and builds, while on "Lest We Inhale", a similar approach applies, as acidic tones and bleeps are woven into the stop-start rhythm. "Lost Axis" sees Maelstrom wear his Detroit influences in plain sight, with dreamy synth textures fused with a throbbing bass, while on "Never Crash", he strips back his sound again to deliver an acid soaked banger. Closing out this varied release is the cinematic ambience of "Szdet Drops".
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MTRON 021
30 Oct 20
Electro
30 Oct 20
Electro
