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Bizarro Records returns to its Australian roots for three functional tracks from Eora/Sydney local Eastern Distributor, alongside a remix from Montreal prodigy Maara. Drawing heavily from the psychedelic influences of our country’s bush doof scene, ‘State of Equilibrium’ alludes to trance and techno relics of the past whilst accelerating into a hybrid psy-tek sound. ‘Affinity’ delivers a functional, peak-time psychedelic motion, ebbing and flowing into dark resonant euphoria. ‘Balance’ sticks closer to the modern Australian scene; an upbeat, bubbling tech-house influenced track, presenting a futuristic psy take on a sound marking contemporary dance floors. The third track ‘Endorphin’ is a bouncing techno tool, infinitely ascending from powerful low-frequency buzz to progged-out elation. The EP comes to a close with a taste of Maara’s signature sound - characterizing her take on ‘Endorphin’ with an irresistible dancefloor oriented bassline, filled with the angelic pads that define her discography.

Manchester-based producer Pach, who you may remember from his much loved 'Pull Up & Dance' anthem on Darius Syrossian's popular Moxy Muzik label last year, produces a generously proportioned four track EP for the Aesthetic stable. Take note of the title, as it dictates the contents, with the A-side's two tracks, the title track and '21 Bump Street', proving to be the definite uppers, both adding a delirious feel of disco euphoria to a sturdy tech-house framework. The flip side features the slightly darker and more mysterious cuts 'Sticky Fingers' and closer 'Six N Switch', the latter featuring the sound of some rather decadent X-rated activities in full swing. Nice work if you can get it.

SCRTC013 is coming !A super warm welcome to this French duo Yamen & EDA . These guys bring the Mac Stories album with a very deep and nice dance making this album a genuine Lp, you will be able to feel it from start to finish.Including a remix by Spanish artist Sergio Moreira, member of Slow Life. Enjoyable synths rhythms that will make you dance with a happy feeling.C.2 one of the most important guys in Deep House, a musical reference. Triple clap to Lawrence, what can we say about this hero… It’s a real honour to have him.D.1 Perlon’s genius, THE ONE, fresh, exponentially and euphoric ARK alleluyark double kick ur brain with his hypnotic remix.To conclude with D.2, the new Argentinean based in Santiago de Chile Delfina Franco. You can hear his music flowing and the soft harmonic details he can find in his version.For the artistic cover, a true Chilean legend, Carmen Piemonte, 91 years old, founder of the “Grupo del Rectangulo” with her partner Ramón Vergara, surprises us with this masterpiece that will inspire future generations, from here to the end of the world.Enjoy!

As one half of the Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia Robbert Heynan helped define the burgeoning sound of Tribal Techno in the early 90s, the duo produced a slyly conceptual and wonderfully cohesive body of work which included, amongst others, 3 classic albums, many groundbreaking singles and a Radio 1 Peel Session. In 1992 Heynan left to pursue a solo project under the name Exquisite Corpse and continued to release an inimitable string of House and Techno tracks, his production techniques and meshing of styles resulted in a unique signature that refuses to be categorised still to this day. For WRECKS042, Klasse Wrecks is proud to present a repress of one of Robbert's most hidden records, long out of stock around the world and well under the radar is the 'Chief' EP. Originally released in 1996 on Dutch label Prime the two tracks from the original EP have been remastered and are presented alongside two brand new and unheard versions, which have been laying dormant since waiting for the right time to peer out into the daylight. The resulting record is a wonderful capsule and insight to the body of work and creativity of Robbert, at times dark and hypnotic, introspective and heady but with the crosshairs always firmly set on the dance floor.

Julian Perez’s sound never stops evolving into a wide variety of directions, and this release is no exception. After his second album “Break-Even”, he’s delivering a proper dancefloor banger EP right here. Don’t snooze on this one, copies won’t be “Unlimited”.

Lowless is back with a new release featuring two newcomers to the label, Italy’s OPL and Worg.The label and artists continue to immerse themselves in a deep minimalist universe with this four tracks dancefloor oriented EP.A blend of synthesis and carefully crafted atmospheric sounds will take you on a mesmerizing journey.