robotronic

tracklist:

Steve Jolliffe - Earths Effects
Dragon - Introduction (Insects)
Ströer - Think It Over 
Katarina II - Treba Da Se Čisti 1
Stepchild & Lash - Bike 
Thomas Leer - Looks That Kill 
Mario Peach - Untitled
Nik Turner's Sphynx - God Rock (The Awakening) 
Rüdiger Lorenz - Untitled 
Rollkommando - Untitled
Process Blue - Control Panel 
Akasha - Electronic Nightmare 
Dig It Al(l) - Siouxsie Sioux Two 
Farlocco - Superpotenza
Sinister Dexter - Heart Of Darkness
Francesco Messina - Uffici Del 126° Piano 

Also here.

night launch

tracklist:

Salvatore - Days Of Rage 1
Megatrip - Song For Syd
Jean-Philippe Rykiel - Miles Around
Georges Rodi - UFOs
Haruomi Hosono - Prepared Quartz
Internationales Geräuschorchester - Ataï (L'eau Est Chaude)
Λένα Πλάτωνος - Αιμάτινες Σκιές Από Απόσταση
Bruno Spoerri - Baustellenmusik
Leon Lowman - Listen
Visible - Palo Alto
Car Crash Set - Fall From Grace (This Graziato Edit No Edit)
Jonas Palm - Ängen Är Grön, Ängen Är Giftig (The Meadow Is Green, The Meadow Is Poisonous)
Arnold Dreyblatt & The Orchestra Of Excited Strings - Untitled
Clark Hutchinson - The Light Burns On
Tullio De Piscopo – Fastness (Slower Please Edit No Edit)
Friedemann - Wednesday's Intermezzo
Traumklang - Dancing Bells 

Also here. 

Cosmique Minimalisme

Magazin Frivole was Blenner's second lp for the Sky label. This was a bit more accomplished than La Vogue and is therefore a more sought after record. The instrumentation is all electronic and the music is mostly instrumental with a few vocoded vocals on Métropole Agile.

Magazin Frivole

Zeitlose Eleganz

Please allow me to do some advertising! I really need to ...... because I was so damn blasted when hearing one the tracks of Tolouse Lowtrax aka Detlef Weinrich (of Kreidler fame) that I had to check out the whole thing on soundcloud. That lead to a whole working day of these tunes on repeat : ) What a sweet day. Lowtrax manages to combine the timeless beauty of minimal synth with afrodisco and some lovely kraut. The outcome is fantastic. And not only from the collector's point of view. (You'd have to buy a whole bunch of diffferent and probably all expensive early 80s LPs to get close to the quality of this release.) This is deep and danceable, pure and not pathetic and (enough of those stupid alliterations) a powerful contender for my album of the year. Go out and buy this as long as there are copies!

VAI VAI by TOLOUSE LOW TRAX