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Novedades: 09 - Octubre - 2018 CLICK AQUÍ PARA VISITAR EL INDICE CON TODOS LOS LISTADOS DISPONIBLES NOVEDADES: 09 - OCTUBRE - 2018 BUNKER UNIT MOEBIUS - BUNKER # 5: 14.60 € TEKNORGANIK / UNIT M / NEUTRAL MIX / STOLZ / INSECTOID B005 12" TECHNO / ACID REPRESS NLD A1 A2 B1 Re-issue of episode 5 in the legendary first few Bunkers by Unit Moebius B2 B3 BUNKER UNIT MOEBIUS - BUNKER # 6: 14.60 € ECOLOGY / MONITOR / SOLID STATE / NECROID / SUBJECT B006 12" TECHNO / ACID REPRESS NLD A1 A2 B1 Repress of the sixth instalment of the legendary Unit Moebius series B2 B3 UNIT MOEBIUS - BUNKER # 7: BUNKER 14.60 € SYNDROME / LET'S GO / MODE 3 / ELEVATOR / OVERLOAD / MODE 1 / ULTRALIFE B007 12" TECHNO / ACID REPRESS NLD A1 A2 A3 B1 Re-issue of the final installment of Bunker's inaugural series by Unit Moebius B2 B3 B4 VARIOUS ARTISTS - STALINGRAD BUNKER VOL. 1: DAS BESTE STAHL (FRANK 17.40 € SARRIO, SUBLIMINAL CRIMINAL, AU, DURACEL, NIMOY, SYNCOM DATA, RUDE 66 & HANK) B3040 LP TECHNO / ABSTRACT / REPRESS NLD ILLBIENT / ELECTRO A1 A2 A3 A4 Extreme dark electronic compilation about the human suffering at the battle of stalingrad in '43 with a.o. B1 Duracel, Syncom Data, Franck Sarrio, Orgue Electronique, Rude 66, etc. B2 B3 B4 1 / 9 DEPT. 9.50 € POLY SONE - ECHOLOCATE EP (feat. NOAH KIN) DEPT002 12" TECHNO RE-STOCK: Last Copies FIN The young nordic label is back at it with a sturdy 12' vinyl release, produced by the Helsinki underground A1 electronic music champion Poly Sone. The three tracker kicks off with an intro track titled Come Find Me' which combines stripped down rhythm patterns with a subtle choir pad. On top of the foundation, an entrancing spoken word verse works as the main ingredient throughout the track. As the needle pushes onwards to the title track Echolocate', the listener is confronted with a robust wall of low-end, soon A2 accompanied by rolling percussions and clever use of reverb and delay. The simple composition highlights its sterling production and makes for a highly useful dancefloor tool. The last track Helix' bundles up the record nicely as the most melodic one of the bunch. The agile synth stabs and dystopic pads operate on a B1 surprisingly groovy soil of bass and drums which add up to a dreamy whole. In all its variety, Poly Sone's Echolocate EP' can be considered the dancers as well as the DJ's choice ESAN OZENKI 24.10 € NEGU GORRIAK - BORREROAK BADITU MILAKA AURPEGI EO31 2LP ROCK / PUNK / RAP / EH REGGAE Negu Gorriak> Both in the studio and live, the top rock/hardcore band south of the Pyrenees in the 90s. 25 years ZIP: 22 tracks have passed since Rockdelux magazine chose this as the best disc of the year. A dense, powerful piece of work, that improves with time. (Esan Ozenki records 1993) EUKAHOUSE LTD ALEJANDRO VIVANCO - 9.00 € TEMPRANO / MAREA / UNO MAS RENDERED EUHOLTD004 12" PROGRESSIVE-HOUSE / TECH- RE-STOCK GBR HOUSE A1 B1 B2 FONDATION 8.80 € DANTON EEPROM - FACE CONTROL / MISSING FND004 12" MINIMAL / TECH-HOUSE RE-STOCK GBR A1 B1 2 / 9 FOLC 20.00 € LOS DELTONOS - LOS DELTONOS FOLC76 LP ROCK / BLUES-ROCK ESP A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 Uno lleva ya unos cuantos a;os en este oficio pero no deja de sorprenderse. Las canciones se esconden A6 en sitios verdaderamente insospechados, agazapadas hasta que encuentran el momento que creen A7 adecuado para mostrarse. A veces se agrupan como una bandada de estorninos y pasan volando y haciendo acrobacias cada vez más cerca hasta que les prestas atención, otras un rastro de gotas o B1 migas de pan te lleva hasta el sitio. Esta vez, una caravana de hormigas nos ha llevado hasta una bolsa B2 de papel grasienta abandonada al parecer hace tiempo en una esquina de GuitarTown. 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La banda se formo en 1983, en Barakaldo (Bizkaia), y tras algunos cambios B1 de formación grabaron este gran disco, que a día de hoy es un pequeño clasico B2 B3 B4 B5 3 / 9 VARIOUS ARTISTS - REMEDIES FOR NERVOUS DISORDERS AND GROWTH 9.00 € HEARING (LIEF RYAN, CYNTHIA STERN, SYNTAX ERROR, THE MANIMALS, DAVE TARRIDA & GROWTH03 AL'TOURETTES) 12" TECHNO / EXPERIM. / BREAKS RE-STOCK GBR A1 A2 A3 B1 B2 B3 GROWTH 8.90 € LIEF RYAN & MASCON - GENERIC TITLE EP GROWTH05 12" TECHNO / EXPERIM. / BREAKS RE-STOCK GBR / ELECTRO A1 A2 B1 B2 ILLEGAL ALIEN MARI MATTHAM - LOGIC WAY EP 10.60 € (ELECTRIC RESCUE, ALEXANDER KOWALSKI & BRANDON MOELLER RMXS) IARLTD010 12" TECHNO ITA A1 A2 A3 IARLTD010 belongs to Illegal Alien Member Mari Mattham. His new EP called Logic Way Includes remixes by B1 Alexander Kowalski, Brendon Moeller and Electric Rescue B2 B3 VARIOUS ARTISTS - INJECTED INJECTED POISON PACK # 2: IP005 / IP011 / 18.00 € POISON IP012 (JOSE POUJ, CHRISTIAN WUNSCH, PEARL, YYYY, IÑIGO KENNEDY, OSCAR MULERO & IPPACK002 3x12" EXIUM) TECHNO ESP A1 A2 IP012: A new reference of the prestigious Spanish Techno label Injected Poison Records. After a year since B1 from her last release on vinyl, during this time, we have been able to see some of her releases in digital B2 format, but, It's vinyl time , we have generated enough waiting and now we can enjoy a powerful vinyl, C1 with a magnificent work of art and design for collectors and four powerful tracks with 3 of the best C2 producers of the Techno scene. IP005: Almost two years have gone by since the team at Injected Poison Records launched its previous vinyl record. Now, the label headed by the Spanish artist Jose Pouj brings us D1 its fifth release. Available on vinyl and digital, this issue will be jam-packed with the best and most up-to- D2 date techno, because they have enlisted the most outstanding Spanish producers: Oscar Mulero, Christian E1 Wunsch, Exium and the label's boss himself: Jose Pouj., whom we also know as Hector Sandoval and E2 Valentin Corujo. This track is slightly different from what we are accustomed to hear from these producers: a great and dynamic structure which is innovating, whilst retaining the characteristic sound of the duo F1 F2 4 / 9 MATERIA 10.70 € EMMANUEL TOP - FESTIVAL SUICIDE M10 12" TECHNO / ACID HandStamped BEL Emmanuel Top has been releasing belter records ever since he first emerged in the early 90s. In recent A1 times the Paris based artist has done several heavy hitting singles with a number of respected labels. M10 is a special 2 track record that has two version of the sought after Festival Suicide record that popped up in many DJ sets over the last year. 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Incluye revista a color de 12 páginas donde se repasa la B2 trayectoria de la banda B3 B4 B5 MEGAPOSTAL / DISCOS 20.00 € SUICIDAS ESKORBUTO - AKI NO KEDA NI DIOS MEGA102 LP PUNK REPRESS / 500 copies / 1st Time on Vinyl EH A1 A2 Por primera vez en vinilo! Fanzine de 24 paginas. Dos postales y un poster. Edicion limitada 500 copias! Este A3 es el primer álbum del grupo sin la presencia de sus fundadores e ideólogos Iosu Expósito y Juanma A4 Suárez. Tras la muerte de Iosu el 31 de mayo de 1992, Pako y Juanma decidieron seguir adelante con un A5 nuevo proyecto junto a Urko Igartiburu, aunque durante las sesiones Juanma estaba muy débil de salud, lo cual terminó con su fallecimiento el 9 de octubre de 1992. Tras esto, Pako se pone en contacto con B1 I;aki, quién había reemplazado a Iosu en la gira de Eskorbuto en México, esta vez como bajista, y junto a B2 Garolpa y Urko Igartiburu para completar la formación. La parte trasera del álbum posee la siguiente línea B3 que dice> @Abandonar Eskorbuto en estos momentos sería una clara victoria para nuestros enemigos... B4 ==y eso jamás!!@ / Pako Eskorbuto B5 5 / 9 METAK 17.60 € KURAIA - PIZTU DA PIZTIA METAK69 MLP10" PUNK / HARDCORE / STONER REPRESS EH A1 A2 A3 Third and last release by the band (Metak 2005). A more spontaneous, eighties/style disc than the previous ones, with heavier touches but without losing the personality of the "Kuraia" sound. Rock, punk and high B1 energy have a bigger presence than ever B2 B3 MECHATRONICA 10.70 € MUSIC NO MOON - SIRENS EP MTRON007 12" ELECTRO / BREAKS / BASS / DEU ACID A1 No Moon blends electro, breaks, acid and UK bass into a forward-thinking club EP for the 7th release from A2 Berlin based collective, Mechatronica.
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