Number 9 in the Zusamen series marks the return of A// (who is now /I\) to his beginnings: if it is just as minimal and thematically enigmatic as the other Zusammen, in style "The Flame Of The Sacred Wyvr" is 100% the Invasion Planete sound. For old fans, and for all the others: a pure treat! mp3 mp3 mp3

16,- EUR

First full-length LP by AD ABSURDUM, aka the Giorgio Moroder of Black Minimal Chiptunes, aka the Grand Master of Viking Synthie Pop. Locked up in his cellar with his faithful Amiga 500, our lonesome bard has spent two years brewing up the most improbable brand of weird but cheerful minimal elektro with a definite all-over BM feeling... Add to this cocktail a couple of  COILesque ambient tunes and a medieval rhythmic-noise anthem, and you’ll get a whole new experience in electronic music, discarding all genre boundaries like once Njurmännen, but with guaranteed dance-floor efficiency... So put on your corpse paint and slip in the Workbench V1.3 : for here come True German Black Minimal Chip Tunes! mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

15,- EUR

Echoplay is NLW's brand new 7"-sublabel, entirely dedicated to the music the 80s called "New Wave". The first release is by none other than ALONE, the long-standing Serbian act who released their first vinyl record on Treue um Treue a couple of years ago (see below). Presented here are two songs extracted from ALONE's latest album ("Spomenik Neznanom Umetniku", which was only released as a very limited CDR). Two masterpieces of synth-pop, highly reminiscent of OMD, B-movie, Images In Vogue and Secession. mp3

7,- EUR

ALONE from Belgrade have been active both as a performing and recording project since 1994. Their style is a unique brand of high-tech electro-wave, allying the pathos and weirdness of KIRCHOHMFELD, the complexity and killing beat-programming of LASSIGUE BENDTHAUS and the unpredictability of PIERRE NORMAL. This is their first ever vinyl release, a selection of tracks spanning a period of almost 12 years. Definitely pop but never easy, futurist and neo-romantic at times, ALONE’s music remains through the years as unfamiliar and utterly compelling as the post-apocalyptic landscapes it tells us about. Like a voice from the outer world, ALONE takes us to the nexus in time and space where each may find their Golden Path. mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

15,- EUR

Debut album by AME DE BOUE, the solo project of Dasz, one of the two men-behind-the-machines in the Franco-Belgian outfit DOLINA. If the family resemblance cannot be denied – especially in the nag for sweeping, synth-driven cold-wave anthems – AME DE BOUE’s music is also more personal and intimate, with a raw edge and an urgency which command the listener’s emotional involvement on each track, from the dance-floor orientated electro songs to the eerie Third Wave ballads and the more introspective, angst-laden waltzes. A distant sense of threat and a definite claustrophobic mood pervade the album, relieved here and there by touches of black humour, echoes of 80s New Wave and electro-punk surges. Welcome to the Saturday night’s ball on the isolation ward! mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp

15,- EUR

BEOGRAD was an electronic pop outfit founded in Belgrade, Serbia, in the former Yugoslavia. In 1982 they released their one and only 7" single, the classic and highly sought-after minimal electro smasher 'T.V'/'Sanjas li u boji?', with its wonderful Roland CR-78 drum machine, manually played bass synth and high note sequences, lovely harmonies and Serbian vocals. Then, in 1983, their only LP 'Remek depo' was released. Anna Logue Records has now put together a nice 7"EP including both the original 7" tracks plus the superior track from the album, 'Mrak', as well as two very rough and pretty horrible sounding short instrumental demo recordings of 'T.V.' and 'Mrak', included here for the sakes of obscurity, rareness and fun. listen

8,- EUR

This excellent EP by Swedish visual & performance artist TOBIAS BERNSTRUP comes as a very pleasant surprise on Enfant Terrible, being a much poppier output than we are used to on the Dutch label. Bernstrup's music, between Italo Disco and Space Synth, has been rightly compared to a mix of KLAUS NOMI and PET SHOP BOYS (the track "1984" particularly seems an obvious tip of the hat to "Paninaro"), and other references such as KOTO, GAZEBO and LASERDANCE immediately spring to mind. Four neo-romantic variations on the Orwellian theme, beautifully illustrated by a painting from Bernstrup himself, will immediately make you stand on your feet and shamelessly dance the winter away... Enjoy! mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

12,- EUR

Hailing from Lille, northern France, BUZZ released one single album in 1985, the highly limited demo cassette See You Sioux (the success of which later led to 4 EPs on Danceteria Records from 1986-1989). Combining new wave dancefloor appeal with the abrasive textures and irreverent attitude of post-punk, addressing topics such as the Cold War, post-World War II tension in Berlin, the assassination of Kennedy or Pablo Picasso’s minimalism – all in a manner that was as sarcastic as it was politically-charged - BUZZ fit nicely beside their French contemporaries: Opera Multi Steel, Norma Loy, Little Nemo, Taxi Girl, but is more aligned with their Belgian neighbours the Neon Judgement and Trisomie 21. All songs have been remastered from the original C-60 metal master tape and the LP includes a fold-out, double-sided insert with photos, lyrics and liner notes by Anne Clark. 27 years later these demos provide a glimpse of the bleak post-industrial European wasteland as seen from the bedroom window during the French coldwave scene. mp3 mp3 mp3

16,- EUR

Delightful 7-inch on Baran Records featuring two tracks by Bioconstructor, the godfathers of soviet synth-pop and one of the first USSR bands to use electronic only instruments for their music. Formed in 1986 in Moscow, the band only released one tape album before splitting. This record is in a way representative of their unique "techno-romantic" style and vision. One track is taken from the album, the other is an archive track exclusive to this release. Refreshing and immediately endearing synth-pop gems which will soon find their way to your heart. RECOMMENDED! mp3 mp3

8,- EUR

Here comes the outstanding debut of a relatively new project from the US west coast scene. Bronze includes members of Spector Protector and The Vanishing, who performed at the Hex nights and also appeared on the Hex sampler LP. The music of Bronze is difficult to categorize: if the sounds are between post-punk and twisted minimal synth, the mood is totally 70s. The two tracks presented here are highly psychedelic, totally bewitching pieces whose mesmerizing glamour grows with each listening... and the acid haze lingers long after the little record stopped spinning! For us one of the best and most original output on ET! mp3 mp3

8,- EUR

Mannequin presents the 30th Anniversary Edition of the 12’’ EP ‘Loving Machinery” from Central Unit, the cult New Wave band based in Bologna (nowdays reformed with a different lineup). Formed in 1981, they were among the first in Italy to manipulate synths, drum machines and other electronic devices to create atmospheric soundscapes and they were considered the Italian answer to Tuxedomoon. In March 1982, they published the 12’’ EP “Loving Machinery”, which first entered Belgian and German charts with the single "Saturday Nite", thanks to its skeletal electronic beats and minimal synth atmospheres, combined with mechanical basslines and relentless bass guitar meanderings, with slothy saxophone murmurs peeping out here and there. Central Unit joined some important live shows in Italian and foreign festival and they released an album for major label CGD, produced by Tuxedomoon bassist Peter Principle in 1983. Cover art by the renowned cartoon artist Giorgio Carpinteri. mp3 mp3

15,- EUR

Brand new single from the cult Hamburger band, featuring a synth pop song with female vocals on side A and a nice and spooky instrumental minimal electro ballad (in fact, a new recording of a 1983 track) on side B. mp3 mp3

7,- EUR

CHROMAGAIN from Torino started in 1982 as a post-punk outfit, then evolving to one of the top-notch Italian electronic dark wave bands. The influence of Joy Division/New Order is inevitable, the playful and melodic bass and lots of synthesisers form the backbone to their songs. In 1985 they released their only vinyl mini-LP “Any Colour You Like” which has been a highly sought-after and expensive rarity ever since. Here is “Any Colour We Liked”, a retrospective compilation including the complete and remastered mini-LP, plus “Wake Up” (a different version to the one released on the “Danza Meccanica” compilation), “Ethnicbox” from the 1984 “Tracce” LP compilation, plus a previously unreleased Dub Instrumental version of “Season of Steel” . Comes with a special artwork by Mushy (Valentina Fanigliulo). A classic, not to be missed!

16,- EUR

Contemporary German minimal electro with loads of casio sounds, an unmistakable punk streak and sweet sour Flexi Pop flavour. Hard to believe this was made less than at least 20 years ago! Comes on very nice blue-gray vinyl. mp3 mp3

8,- EUR

15,- EUR

Two dance floor hits for the robots in us… Bleepy, eerie, lo-fi synth pop with robotic lyrics. mp3

9,- EUR

DILEMMA from Germany, recorded around 7 tapes in between 1986 and 1990, and made vinyl appearances on the highly collectible “Christmas EP” (7” on Dirk Ivens’ Body Records) and on “VA – Forms of Elektronik Body Music” (LP on Impuls Records). DILEMMA never made it to an album release and eventually stopped in 1991. Most tracks on the LP presented here are taken from their cassettes “Dismember your Body” (1988) and “Pure Epitaxial Dilemma” (1987), while the three tracks of the 7" were taken from a 1988 live performance. Cold, minimal and effective EBM influenced electro, reminiscent of Portion Conrol, à;Grumh and Neon Judgement.

19,- EUR

Created in the early 80s by Philippe Doray (RUTH) and Thierry Müller (ILITCH, RUTH) as a live project, CRASH (inspired by JG Ballard) gave several concerts in France and the Netherlands. The two songs presented here, both from 1984, both previously unreleased and taken from rehearsals, are very different stylistically: while "Vaughan's ballad" is an instrumental guitar-synth wave anthem (Cure meets Jacno, both on LSD), "Pile ou Face" is a very French, higly addictive, rather dark and spacey hypnotic pop ballad which will burn itself in your brain from the first hearing on.... An exquisite jewel of a record!

8,- EUR

This second Doxa Sinistra LP on Enfant Terrible is in fact the re-issue of the band's first cassette, "Via Del Latte", from 1982, thus taking us further back into the Trumpet catalogue. Just as daring as "Conveyer Belt", this first album is possibly even more freaked out, creating its own surreal universe made of dissonant electronic sounds, weird playful tunes, eerie soundscapes and hypnotic rhythms, minimal yet totally ear-catching. A milestone of experimental electronics! mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

16,- EUR

Second chapter of Treue um Treue’s collaboration with synthesizer magician Dr C. STEIN, “Liège in the Spring” presents a new selection of songs which, like the analogue gems on the previous “Echo Trip”, were all initially recorded between 1983 and 1988. But this time the mood is more versatile and adventurous. Here solemn and experimental, there playful and dance-floor orientated, this second vinyl appearance gives a fuller measure of the artist’s multiple talent. This time the Doctor not only plays, but also occasionally sings for you and even comes back to his first love, the flute, on one track. mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

14,- EUR

Elektroherd are an Ukrainian duo living in Germany They have been producing music since 2003, and after several net-releases this is their first debut. They call their style "acid folk", which is all about putting the good old TB-303 into a folktronica concept. The idea works wonders on this charming little record: side A is an ambient soundscape based on accoustic guitar loops pursued by a powerful bass-line, making the whole track pulsate without any beat at all, and side B is a splendid bossa nova track, simple, melodic, analogue and groovy. The whole flair of the record reminds us of Ceephax Acid Crew... so of course we love it!! mp3 mp3

8,- EUR

And yet another very nice little FKK release! In the artist's own words: "Erwin Eiswürfel stands for extremely relaxed and continuously easy. This is the secret of my success". Two very laid-back electronic pieces by the new King of Cool. mp3 mp3

9,- EUR

Three years after the “Nervous Split”, Fiendish Fib return to TuT/RuR with a retrospective LP, the outcome of a long search into the depths of the Franco-German duo’s secret tape-archives. Here are 22 songs of DIY subterranean post-punk, dada lo-fi art-rock, state of the art tape industrial, home-made teen-horror-movie soundtracks, potlatch drinking symphonies, darkly alienated proto-techno and sheer bat’n’roll insanity. A 50 minutes trip down Fiendish Fib’s memory mine, which takes us back to the days of tape-overdub abuse, radios turned guitar effects, MS 10 bleepadelica and vintage beat box worshipping. Enough to send shivers of delight down the spine of every Insane Music or Ptôse aficionado. “Et en avant la musique…” mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

16,- EUR

It all started as a joke at a party. How would it be to create a French-singing, French-themed band called France? Music-wise, it would have to be 80s of course. With Telex and Kraftwerk as ultimate references... Well, there will always be people who can’t take a joke. People like Henning Specht (Fiendish Fib, Hypnolove), François Remigi (Abberline) and Pierre Gastou (Fiendish Fib). Together, they decided to turn this unlikely project into solid reality. The result is a unique mixture of pulsating Italo Disco, revisited French Touch and synth-driven Chanson, where romanticism and dry wit collide. A first tour de France, which is also a tour de force, with four mind-blowing dance-floor killers. mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

11,- EUR

The first "new" material by FRAK since 2003... This 7" contains 2 tracks in classic Frak electropop / proto-techno style. Minimal and efficient. mp3 mp3

7,- EUR

The people at SCHAUL describe this record as their “almost craziest” to date and that, coming from one of the craziest little label in the world, is really saying something! Though created in 1990, the psychedelic-shamanic track on this one-sided 7” seems to have more affinity with the 70s – think Faust, Amon Düül, the initiation scenes in Ken Russel’s Altered States or Conrad Rook’s Chappaqua. Nurse With Wound on Peyote or Psylocibin? Definitely! mp3

9,- EUR

It is written that somewhere between dawn and noon, in a place bright like the sun, there is a door…. Three years after “In Memoriam”, IWIK are back with a 7-inch EP inspired by Saint John the Apostle and the symbolism of the solsticial gates. Whilst thematically closer to Tradition than in their previous works, IWIK stay musically true to their own brand of cold and melancholic electro-wave, as the four new ballads on this record follow in the steps of the acclaimed debut LP. Esoteric cold-romantica at its best! mp3 mp3 mp3

11,- EUR

INTELLIGENCE DEPT. from Ferrara, Italy, only ever officially released three tracks on the 1984 “A White Chance” LP compilation, extracted from their first demo cassette “Sleeping City”, which also included the track “Loneliness” already known from Mannequin’s “Danza Meccanica” compilation. In 1985 they recorded a second 4-track demo entitled “The Big Trouble” but not many people seem to have known about its existence. This retrospective compilation features all four compositions from the “Sleeping City” cassette and all four tracks from the “The Big Trouble” cassette. INTELLIGENCE DEPT.’s music is a unique blend of melancholic 80’s electropop with dark/new wave basses and some saxophone action, topped by powerful female vocals, the whole with a fantastic 80s groove and flair.

16,- EUR

Janitor Of Lunacy were an Italian New Wave electronic band, active in Brescia from 1981 to 1986. They produced a demo tape in 1983 entitled 'Crimes On The Dancefloor". Thanks to great feedbacks in the Italian press, the band was chosen for various compilation of the era, including VM, Komakino and Magnetique, playing many live shows in historic clubs like Xenon in Florence or Odissea 2001 in Milano, sharing the stage with Weimar Gesang and some others Supporti Fonografici related bands. In 1986 JOL went in the studio to record their first full-lenght for this label, an album that never saw the light of day, due to artistic divergences. The band broke up shortly after. This LP gathers tracks from both the 1983 "Crimes On The Dancefloor" tape, and the 1985 "The Testroom Tapes". Highly recommended! mp3 mp3 mp3

15,- EUR

This split EP is both the last ever release by the Belgian queen of lo-fi elektro-trash and long time Enfant Terrible associate Kania Tieffer, and the first record by her brand new project, called Family Jewels. While Kania Tieffer's music was always hectic and trashy, Family Jewels sounds more spaced-out and indie, though equally crazy... Kania Tieffer is dead, long live Family Jewels! mp3 mp3

9,- EUR

First official release by this Swedish one-man project on the brand new label Dödsdans Rekords. The EP presents six very efficient, perfectly catchy dance-floor orientated anthems between synth pop and minimal electro sometimes calling to mind Echo West. A convincing debut. mp3 mp3 mp3

14,- EUR

Long-forgotten electro-wave diva of the early 80s, JOHANNA LIEBHART (aka “ANNA”) disappeared in largely unknown circumstances in 1999, leaving behind several unreleased albums. Some will know her style from the first IWIK LP, which was inspired by, and largely based on some of her compositions. The tracks on this 10” are all taken from Anna’s early tape recordings, and represent some of her most emotional and intimate works, as simple and modest in their beauty as the personality of their creator was facetious. Seven neo-romantic analogue-synth pieces, entirely instrumental. Sacral, minimal and utterly desperate, like the disclosing of someone’s secret chapel, or the hidden garden of a run-down doll-house. mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

14,- EUR

Already known for their appearance last year on the split 7'' "Ligne Froide", Ligne d'Hiver are back with this posthumous and quite surprising mini LP, featuring true dancefloor hits like "Walls and Bridges" or "Black Monday" (already heard on the 1989 "Leiv Traumas" tape from Aspect d'une Certaine Industrie), psychotic ballads like "Trouble" (a mysterious revisitation of the superb "Crime Passionnel") or the Ptôsesque "Titihoya", not to forget melancholic outbursts like "Deauville". An impressive cat walk for Ligne d'Hiver!

13,- EUR

Mick Milk was the early 80's musical outlet of synth virtuoso Mick M., hailing from New York City. Mick recorded a few dozens of superbly creative tracks. Proper comparisons are other representatives of the weirder kind of electronic pop music and ahead-of-their-times projects such as Richard Bone, Our Daughter's Wedding, John Bender or Der Plan and Devo. In 1982, Mick recorded his one and only vinyl release, the "Half Life" 12" single on Cyclops Records. For the album "Half Lives", Anna Logue Records has selected the 14 most obscure, electronic and label-fitting tracks from his demo tape "Songs for Citizens (1982)" and a batch of previously unreleased tracks from 1982-83. One of the best Anna Logue releases ever!! listen

19,- EUR

Inspired by the collage and improvisation aesthetics of the likes of TG and CABARET VOLTAIRE, the music of the now defunct Croatian duo NARROW is pure DIY, acknowledging cut’n’paste and lo-fi analogue sound processing as both a working method and a source of inspiration. The band's weapons of choice are a couple of tape decks, an old walkman and actual synths and effects, with which they take us back to the heyday of tape-industrial. Ten highly rhythmic, noise-informed minimal gems, sometimes mutating into catchy electro songs which carry in them both post-punk echoes and angst-pop promises. Think Esplendor Geometrico, Blackhouse, early Portion Control as well as Mental Codes. mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

14,- EUR

PASSION POLKA was an electronic pop outfit founded in Liverpool, UK, presenting here four classic analogue electropop tracks from 1982/1983 in the vein of Camera Obscura, OMD or Oppenheimer Analysis. They only released the impossible-to-find 'Obsession'/'Juliet' 7" single back in 1982 on their own Kinetic Rekords label. These tracks are now available again on Anna Logue Records' first 12" ever, remastered by Marc Senasac and with an addition of two beautiful and and previously unreleased 1983 tracks 'Lying next to You' and 'Fighting Alone' which feature Siobhan Maher (River City People, Kindred Spirit) on backing vocals. A must-have for all the aficionados of early 80's romantic electropop. listen

12,- EUR

POEME ELECTRONIQUE formed in 1980 in South London. After the already enchanting 7" released on Anna Logue , they are back with this breathtaking retrospective, featuring a total of 16 tracks from 1981/82, 14 of which never published before. All tracks on this masterpiece are truly outstanding, from the super hits to the moodier pieces. The music is flawless, the voices of the two singers ever haunting and powerful, as they rarely are in this kind of music. Undoubtedly, POEME ELECTRONIQUE were destined to a much bigger career and we must agree with Anna Logue that this record is without a doubt the highlight of the label's discography so far. The artwork and presentation are equally somptuous... So, an eye and ear candy, through and through.

21,- EUR

POLICE DES MOEURS are a French-speaking Canadian duo and this is their second release. Very nice minimal electro / cold wave, reminiscent of Xeno & Oaklander. The dance-floor orientated side A is a hit! mp3

9,- EUR

The RED FETISH was a minimal electronic pop outfit founded by ALL THE MADMEN members N. Potts and M. Richardson in Stoke-On-Trent, UK, presenting here four classic minimal electronic synth pop hits recorded back in 1982/1983 using a rather minimalistic set-up comprising a Korg KR-55, Korg 770, Korg SD-900 and Yamaha CS-10. This one little beauty is especially for those into a more raw and unpolished analogue synth sound in the vein of early Neon Judgement, Neural Circus, Spotch Forcey and Transparent Illusion. mp3 mp3

8,- EUR

Ironflame goes electro with this second volume in their luxurious "re-document" series. Known for his collaborations with the likes of Boyd Rice and The Electric Hellfire Club, and participations to some of the cult industrial samplers of the 90s, ROBERT X. PATRIOT reveals here his well-hidden New Wave side and proves a natural with an absolute dance-floor killer that no minimal / wave / flexipop DJ will want to miss. If by some unfathomable reason this track doesn't make you move, then the other side of the coin surely will: the monstruous dark-techno anthem "Slumber" by Hamburg-born Berliner act EZH (resident DJ at both Patientenfront and Back To Basics), only available as a DJ-Promo at the time of its creation in 2000, appears here as a brand new, powerful single-edit, remixed by Italo-/Electro-/NewWave-eminence DJ Hanoben. The whole painstakingly put together and with loving attention to detail, a rare thing for songs so obviously destined to burn the dance-floor! mp3 mp3 more images

14,- EUR

Finally a new release in the Krach series! The German band Schwellkörper actually specialized in Folk and Blues, but also recorded a couple of NDW/Wave pieces back in 1982, two of which appeared on the long out of print single : « Liebe, Triebe… ". We find them again on this 7-inch release, supplemented by two new songs in the same vein. One more jewel of NDW history and Kernkrach highlight!

9,- EUR

The young Spanish label Atemporal Records present here their first record, a vinyl edition of hitherto unreleased material by Septimo Sello, one of the most provocative and seminal (though short-lived) bands of the Spanish 80s. Born in 1984, Septimo Sello released a couple of EPs and an album and are mostly remembered for the hit "Todos los paletos fuera de Madrid". But the early songs presented here, described by the band as "dreams which never saw the light of day", never appeared on any of their recordings, although they were the basis of 7Sello's live performances and thus play an emblematic role in the band's history. What you get here are punchy, playful, rhythm-box driven synth morale-boosters with an electro-punk flavour, not unlike Europa and Aviador Dro. Higly recommended! mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

16,- EUR

Dark Entries sheds some light on underground Belgian New Wave pioneers SIC, with this career-spanning release. SIC were formed in the industrial city of Charleroi, in the francophone part of Belgium, by Francis Pourcel, Alain Neffe (Bene Gesserit), Micheline Dufert, and Mario Berchicci, in 1977. Straying from more conventional post-punk, SiIC mixed the affordable Korg MS-20 and Roland RS-09 synthesizers with jazz and funk elements. The strong, watery Rickenbacker bass chords, a heavy reliance on rhythm and Micheline’s strong, insistent voice give SIC its own moody personality. SIC take cues from Magazine, “Live At The Witch Trials”- era The Fall, Delta 5, The Raincoats and Kleenex. Their lyrics document commercialism, technology and communication in the early 1980s. “Thought Noises” compiles all three SIC 7" singles released from 1979-1981 plus 6 unreleased demos from 1981. More than 30 years later, SIC are a document of a mutant strain of new wave ripe for discovery. mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

16,- EUR

14,- EUR

System Liliputt was the solo project of Geir Vasseng from the Stavanger area of Norway in the early 1980s. He released one cassette, Harpa, a mini-album of 6 songs in Feburary 1984 on his own label Geva Tapes & Studio that was limited to 150 copies. 27 years later Dark Entries has baked and transferred the original master tapes, adding 5 bonus tracks, restoring this lost piece of Norsk D.I.Y. dark post-punk. Influenced by the darker/melodic post-punk bands Young Marble Giants, Fra Lippo Lippi and Seventeen Seconds/Faith era Cure, System Liliputt created rich atmospheres with intricate guitar work, ethereal synths and sombre vocals. Whereas the original six Hapra songs capture a brooding and downbeat feel, the demos showcase Vasseng’s ability to write a catchy, wistful pop song with minimally treated instruments. Another piece of Norway’s rich post-punk past is ready for your ears. mp3 mp3 mp3

16,- EUR

9,- EUR

After an acclaimed tour opening for Nitzer Ebb in North America and a prolific production for Desire Records, the Houston duo is back in the studio and the result is a constellation of brooding bass lines, pounding electronic drums pad sounds, movie samples and distorted vocals, definitely bringing back to life the earlier days of EBM. Imagine that Snake Plissken never escaped New York and he started an electro body music band with The Duke and you're almost there! mp3 mp3 mp3

14,- EUR

Three years after his acclaimed solo debut on Nekofutschata, Novy Svet’s long-time collaborator Tristan Sasao finally returns to show us a definitely more electronic facet of his unpredictable talent. A crystalline séance in prog-elektro disguise, “The Skin I’m in” is a truly unclassifiable album which addresses both the body and the mind, playfully swaying between post-cabaret electronica, freaked-out analogue breaks and acid chill-out ditties. A masterpiece of modern experimental electronics, expect nothing but genius! mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

15,- EUR

Born Bad Records unearthed for us this project by two French youths living in the middle of the Berliner decandence in the 80s. Excellent French minimal electro in the way of GUERRE FROIDE and CHARLES DE GOAL. Cover by KIKI AND LOU PICASSO ( BAZOOKA). listen

16,- EUR