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Dr. Lektroluv "Elektrik World" (LLCD15D) 1: Frank Sinatra 2: We're Living In The Night 3: Love Explosion Vox 4: I Wanna Be Your Dog 5: Moskow Diskow 6: Blue Monday 7: La Rock 01 8: Nausea Mega-Blend 9: Vicious Game 10: Take A Walk Dima Neo-Romantic Remix 11: Sunglasses At Night Original 12" Version 12: Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass 13: Kernkraft 400 Dj Gius Remix (Radio Cut) 14: Italian Fireflies 15: Junge Dame Mit Freundliche Telefonstimme 16: Substance Felix Da Housecat Remix 17: Louder Than A Bomb 18: Rocker 19: Shari Vari The Hacker & Vitalic Remix 20: Errorist 21: My Radio 22: Electromode 23: Monstertruckdriver 24: Grey Day Paper Faces Mix 25: Body Dub Extended Mix 26: Comfortably Numb Paper Faces Mix 27: Zdarlight 28: No More Conversations Mylo Remix (Radio Edit) 29: Disco Volante Sébastien Léger Remix 30: Mandarine Girl 2016 Remaster 31: Yeah 32: Mars Radio Edit 33: Washing Up Tiga Remix 34: Dance In Dark 35: Aurora 36: Binary 37: Kids Soulwax Mix 38: Avalon Jacques Lu Cont Versus Remix 39: What Else Is There? Trentemøller Remix 40: My Moon My Man Boys Noize Classic Mix 41: You've Been Magnetized Green Edit 42: Zipper 43: Gold 44: Mitsubitchi Extended Mix 45: Cycle 46: Lotus 47: Kiss My Trance 48: Willow 49: What!? 50: The Pope Of Dope 51: Discothèque Extended Mix 52: Remanence Junior Remix 53: Poltergeist Dr Lektroluv presents Elektrik World, a boxset cd compilation with each and every essential electro classic you need to own. Boys Noize, Tiga, Miss Kittin,… You’ll find all the golden boys and girls of electro present on this ultimate collection. Elektrik World is compiled by the green masked Dr Lektroluv, since more than 15 years at the forefront of the electro movement from Belgium to Brazil! |
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B "Ambush" (LL99D) 1: Ambush 2: Elite 3: Kreuzberg 1 MAN, 4 MACHINES - B is the new live Techno project from Bert Libeert of GOOSE. Armed with just two synths and two drum machines B is bringing the rawness and spontaneity of live music back to clubs. His signature sound is an uncompromising mix of hard edged EBM and Old School Techno that still sounds as exciting today as when it first kicked off a musical revolution in the 1980s. His first EP, "AMBUSH”, will be released on the pioneering Techno/Electro label Lektroluv and wastes no time in setting out its stall. From the minute the needle hits the record ‘Ambush’ goes in hard, jackhammer beats and aggressive synth riffs that will tear the roof off any club. With ‘Elite’, B drops the tempo in the best Belgian style, grinding out the kind of Industrial sounds that first put the country on the electronic music map. Finally ‘Kreuzberg’ pays homage to the Berlin neighbourhood the EP was recorded in, its distorted acidic blasts and relentless beats the perfect soundtrack to a night out in Europe’s Techno capital. A respected producer/musician, Bert Libeert is best known for drumming with GOOSE (Skint/!K7/Safari Records) but in recent years has also produced and worked on several other projects including co-writing "You're Mine", 2015’s Gold-selling single from Raving George & Oscar And The Wolf. Alongside releasing his new EP B is also hosting B - NIGHTS, a series of parties held in out of the way and unusual spots from fairgrounds to swimming pools and galleries. Keep an eye on his Facebook page for updates. The artwork is provided by the visual artist Pierre Debusschere, who shot editorials for several leading magazines such as Vogue Homme Japan and Citizen K and also shot 2 videoclips for Beyoncé. |
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The Neon Judgement "TV Treated (Dave Clarke / Radical G Remixes)" (LL100D) 1: TV Treated Dave Clarke Gothic Remix 2: TV Treated Radical G Remix The band is proud to announce one very last The Neon Judgement release to their fans. No other than Dave Clarke, the baron of techno, asked the band if he could remix TV Treated. The Neon Judgement were a huge inspiration for Dave, just like for many others artists. Also included in the package is a Radical G remix of TV Treated, one of the biggest hits in the long and rich history of the band. |
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Mumbai Science "Black Hole" (LL97D) 1: Black Hole 2: Black Hole Floorplan Remix Belgian electronic duo Mumbai Science explores the final frontier with their newest single Black Hole. The release includes the first Floorplan (aka Robert Hood) remix to date. A year after the release of their widely acclaimed debut album Déjà Vu, Mumbai Science is gearing up to present new music to the world. The single EP, called Black Hole, allows us another sneak peak into the wayward universe of Mumbai Science. A universe where the misfits find solace and love is still free. With grubby basslines, sleazy vocal hooks and playful arpeggios, Black Hole showcases everything that is core to the sound and style of Mumbai Science. “I had this dream where I was on a guided bus trip to outer space with all my buds...”, explains Jonas when asked where they got their inspiration. “…we were singing songs when I noticed my mom forgot to pack my lunch”. Black Hole comes with a mesmerising Floorplan (aka Robert Hood) remix. Robert Hood needs little introduction, being a founding member of arguably the most important techno act in the world, Underground Resistance and M-Plant label boss. His works paved the way for a wave of stripped-down dancefloor minimalism that directed much of techno's path throughout the late Nineties. His remix of Black Hole deconstructs the original track and rebuilds it in the relentless techno landscape of Floorplan. It perfectly complements the original track, making the Black Hole package complete. |
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Dr. Lektroluv "Through The Night" (LL98D) 1: Through The Night 2: Through The Night Sharam Jey Remix 3: Through The Night Etnik Remix 4: Belgiant For over a decade now Dr. Lektroluv has been tending to the health of Belgium’s electronic music scene, the mysterious green masked DJ’s own label introducing the likes of Mumbai Science and The Subs to the world whilst his early ‘00s compilations were pivotal in the global revival and continued evolution of the Electro sound. Whilst he may be first and foremost a DJ, driven by a passion for unearthing new music and introducing it to tens of thousands around the world the good doctor also has the deft touch of a surgeon in the studio. Now following on from last year’s hit ‘Discothèque’ he returns with ‘Through The Night’, a throbbing mix of Electroclash attitude, Italo Disco style and Techno muscle that supercharges the sound of artists like ADULT. and Legowelt. Like a fevered neon lit dream ‘Through The Night’ perfectly captures the rush and ultra-vivid un-reality of a peak time dance-floor, and the accompanying video created by acclaimed Dutch projection art studio Mr. Beam brings the track to life in spectacular fashion. Remixes come from Cologne’s Sharam Jey, who injects the track with a silky Disco sheen and an irresistible bass line, and Hamburg producer Etnik who goes all in with a relentlessly pummeling mix, perfect for smoke filled, strobe lit warehouses. Completing the EP we have another original track, ‘Belgiant’, a stripped back Techno affair that pays homage to Belgium’s just celebrated hardcore past with it’s tortured synths, hypnotic riffs and pile-driving beats. The Dr. is back and will be making House calls at a club near you soon… |
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The Neon Judgement "TV Treated (Jimmy Edgar / DJ Hell Remixes)" (LL96D) 1: TV Treated Jimmy Edgar Mix 2: TV Treated DJ Hell Remix If the saying goes that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, it can certainly be said that remixing may be the sincerest form of musical respect. More than thirty years after The Neon Judgement first released “TV Treated”, the song has reached a truly legendary status. Sadly, one might add, its message is more relevant than ever today: you don’t even need to be a conspiracy theorist to see that the shining eye is inherently evil. Small wonder, then, that illustrious DJ’s like Helmut Josef Geier aka DJ Hell, the Berlin-based electroclash pioneer, and the multi-talented Jimmy Edgar from Detroit, stateside’s techno capital, were only too happy to add their names to the long list of artists who had previously created remixes of a track that has stood the test of time in defiance of every rule of commerciality. As such, it’s a fitting introduction to what will follow… Keep your eyes and ears peeled! |
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Jägerverb "Pomme EP" (LL94D) 1: Pomme 2: Bar Refaeli 3: Görlitzer Since his debut EP, Jägerverb has gathered support from the likes of Daniel Avery, Zdar, Erol Alkan and Stuart Price. Now he returns for his fourth release on Lektroluv and artists as diverse as Simian Mobile Disco, Gorgon City, Justin Robertson and Danny Daze are already behind the new tracks. UK-born Jägerverb recently decided to bring his umlaut back home and move to the current capital of dance music: Berlin. Not that he’s making Berghain techno now, at all. The new tracks include as many references to Underworld, Chicago house and Deetron. It’s been a while since we heard music this fresh. |
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Dr. Lektroluv vs Break 3000 "Discothèque Remixes" (LL92D) 1: Discothèque Extended Mix 2: Discothèque Mumbai Science Remix 3: Discothèque Kolombo Remix 4: Discothèque Jägerverb Remix 5: Emolotion 2003 Discothèque Original Mix Dr Lektroluv is the mysterious green masked DJ running Lektroluv Records. First building a huge Belgian fan base, soon after the Dr. also started giving out prescriptions to audiences outside of his home country. Since 2002 he released 11 mix cd’s & heated up dance floors worldwide, from Brazil to Thailand, from USA to India. Now he brings you “Discothèque”, a rework of Break 3000 “Emolotion”, a true staple in his DJ-sets since it came out. It’s a hidden electroclash gem slept on by many other DJ’s, but every Dr Lektroluv fan will know it by heart. This is Emolotion brought right into 2014 by a Dr on fire. On remix duties are none other than Kolombo, Mumbai Science & Jägerverb. Kolombo one of Beatport’s biggest kingpins lives up to his prolific remixer-status. Mumbai Science are Lektroluv regulars, BBC Radio 1 favourites and champions of the new electronic. Proof of that is their fresh & critically acclaimed album ‘Déjà Vu’. Jägerverb is Lektroluv’s finest new talent. After 3 well received releases for the label and support from the likes of Daniel Avery, Crookers & Erol Alkan, he now steps up to add his own signature sound to ‘Discothèque’. To round of this excellent page, the original ‘Emolotion’ version from Break 3000 is added as well. And of course you can still watch the video for the original track here: http://youtu.be/EkenHgYvkU4 |
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Modek "Hidden EP" (LL93D) 1: Hidden 2: Get On 3: The Goddess After massive releases like Clown In My Kitchen, Haunt and The Brink, Modek no longer needs an introduction. We’re happy to welcome him back on Lektroluv with what looks to be one of the biggest tracks of 2014: ‘Hidden’. A mean but ultra funky bassline that will make crowds lose their pants, no doubt! ‘Get On’ is a bleepy monster with a great drop. More crowd mayhem is to be expected with that one. The EP ends with ‘The Goddess’, an adventurous electro tune. Oldschool vibes, but with that special Modek twist. “Now you see me, now you don’t!” |
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Sharooz "Terminvs EP" (LL90D) 1: Terminvs 2: Dune Bursting onto the scene in 2006 with his whirlwind debut “Hell Yeah” but this is Sharooz’s debut on Lektroluv. With recent remixes and releases on Club Mod, Bedrock and GND, Sharooz continues to define his sound firmly in the roots of electro-tinged techno. Having enjoyed recent support from leading lights Digitalism, Djedjotronic and Ewan Pearson, “Terminvs” and “Dune” offer a taster of what to expect when Sharooz's long-awaited debut album hits later in the year. Trust us, you’ll be hearing a lot more from this guy in the near future. |
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The Subs "Cling To Love (Remixes)" (LL91D) 1: Cling To Love Fake Blood Remix 2: Cling To Love Blende Remix 3: Cling To Love joeFarr Remix The sound of love, the sound of 2 people clinging to each other like it was their last day on earth. Cling To love sounds exactly like that. It's an organic and bright electronic pop song with sparkling synths and enchanting vocals from Jay Brown (The sister of VV Brown). This song will make you want to jump in a pool, put your head out of the window of a driving car and make love under the stars. The full release package features an array of incredible new remixes with the legendary Fake Blood stripping it down to a groove based dub that will move any dancefloor. Next up is Blende adding super uplifting and joyful summer vibes, this one is sure to ease you into the sunshine just right. Similary brilliant work from Turbo recordings own Joefarr with a juicy, uncompromising and powerful version taking cues from early techno. |
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Mumbai Science "Déjà Vu" (LLCD14D) 1: Hivemind 2: Déjà Vu 3: The Call 4: Lotus Album Version 5: Whistleblower 6: Blame The World 7: Control 8: King Of The Top Floor 9: Price Tag 10: Tower Of Babel 11: Vegas 12: Déjà Vu (Album) Continuous Mix "Now you young twerps want a new name for your generation? Probably not, you just want jobs, right?” - Kurt Vonnegut Mumbai Science proudly presents their debut album “Déjà Vu”. “Déjà Vu” takes you on a trip to a grim future, where partying is reduced to handing out business cards and personal trainers are the new superstars. Although dealing with heavy themes such as moral decline and corporate totalitarianism, Maarten Elen & Jonas Kiesekoms bring their message with their usual quirky panache. The Belgian duo, mostly known for their club hits ‘Ancova’, ‘Gold’ and ‘Lotus’, have been touring restlessly the past years, reaching some of the coolest and most respected venues and festivals in the world. From Fuse in Belgium to Space in Ibiza. From Loft in Barcelona to Womb in Tokyo. With their music widely supported by artists around the globe (from 2 many dj’s and Erol Alkan to Boys Noize, Tiga and beyond), the sounds of their beloved craft have reached across the world. Recently they conquered American hearts as well with shows at EDC in Las Vegas, U Street Music Hall in Washington DC and various HARD events. Déjà Vu, the album, features collaborations with some of the finest talents of our generation. DJ Spank-Spank from the legendary acid house formation Phuture delivers a mesmerizing vocal for “King Of The Top Floor”, while cult superstar Peaches does not – and never will - shy away from controversy on “Whistleblower”. Up-and-coming Belgian vocalist Gustaph (singer in the NY house collective Hercules and Love Affair) lends his golden voice on “The Call”, and Mixhell fires up their thunder drums on “Vegas”. The choice of guests on “Déjà Vu” wonderfully reflects the musical pilgrimage Mumbai Science undertook in the making of this album. Tapping deep into their musical heritage, Mumbai Science bring a piece of work that reflects their own, wayward view on contemporary dance music. Rough and dirty, but at the same time playful and quirky, without making any compromises on the artistic level. Instead Mumbai Science took the path less traveled and ended up at an uncharted place that somehow feels right at home Mumbai Science’s debut album “Déjà Vu” will be out June 16th on Lektroluv Records. From techno-with-an-attitude, over faux-pas electro-clash to straight-up Belgian rave. Expect a wonderful journey through the soundscapes of Mumbai Science. |
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Dr. Lektroluv vs Break 3000 "Discothèque" (LL89D) 1: Discothèque Extended Mix Dr Lektroluv is the green masked creature running Lektroluv Records and heating up dancefloors from Belgium to Brazil on a weekly basis. He finally found a free spot in his busy schedule to return to his studio. The result is this rework of Break 3000 “Emolotion”, a true staple in his DJ-sets since it came out. A hidden electroclash gem slept on by many other DJ’s, but every Dr Lektroluv fan will know it by heart. If you search for Emolotion on Youtube, it will even try to tell you that it’s a track by the Dr… And now it is! Emolotion brought right into 2014 by a Dr on fire, please meet “Discothèque“. Watch out for the amazing video. |
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Mumbai Science "Déjà Vu" (LL88D) 1: Déjà Vu 2: Déjà Vu The Loops Of Fury Remix 3: Déjà Vu BS1 Remix MUMBAI SCIENCE proudly presents “DÉJÀ VU”, the first single of their same-titled debut album. “Déjà Vu” takes you on a trip to a grim future, were partying is reduced to handing out business cards and personal trainers are the new superstars. “No one bothers, no one moves, I’ve seen it all there’s nothing new”. Tapping deep into their musical heritage, Mumbai Science bring a piece of work that reflects their own, wayward view on contemporary dance music. Rough and dirty, but at the same time playful and quirky, without making any compromises on the artistic level. Instead Mumbai Science took the path less traveled and ended up at an uncharted place that somehow feels right at home. “Avant-garde, no self-control. Business cards and alcohol” The single comes with remixes from LOOPS OF FURY and BS1. While the former delivers a high voltage festival take on the original track, the latter transforms it into a je-m’-en-fous basement techno track. With both of them boldly exploring different corners of the electronic dance spectrum, the “Déjà Vu” package feels more than complete. Mumbai Science’s debut album “Déjà Vu” will be out in JUNE 2014 on LEKTROLUV and features collaborations with Peaches, Mixhell, Gustaph, and more. From techno-with-an-attitude, over faux-pas electro-clash to straight-up Belgian rave. Expect a wonderful journey through the soundscapes of Mumbai Science. |
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The Subs "Hologram" (LLCD13D) 1: Enter The Hologram 2: Trapped 3: Live In A Dream 4: 27 5: Concorde 6: Fly 7: Cling To Love 8: The Hand 9: Under My Skin 10: The Bottle 11: Hologram 12: Exit The Hologram How to survive in the world of club music, with all its niches and subcultures and its trends changing so rapidly? Go underground, the avant-garde way? Go mad and stop making music all together? Jump ship constantly? Or try to make something more universal and timeless? For their third full-length release, Belgian dance act The Subs decided to make a pop album with heartfelt soul, filmic French retrofuturism and crisp beats. ‘Hologram’ is an album that displays many moods and styles and sees The Subs working together with both renowned international vocalists and underground singers and rappers: Colonel Abrams, Selah Sue, Jean-Pierre Castaldi, Jay Brown and Danny Greene. With two albums under their belt, Jeroen De Pessemier (David Newtron) and Wiebe Loccufier (DJ Tonic) have been touring around the world for five years - London, Barcelona or Sydney, Tomorrowland, Bestival, Lowlands, Les Eurockéennes – you name it. Some major changes took place within the band over the past years. In 2012, songwriter/frontman Jeroen De Pessemier moved to London, absorbing new musical influences there like the UK garage and house revival. After the release of their second album ‘Decontrol’, Wiebe Loccufier started producing beats and evolved from dj into producer. Finally, by recruiting Hadrien Lavogez, The Subs got themselves a genuine multi-instrumentalist with an incredible knack for melody. This whole new dynamic pushed The Subs towards a more pop-based sound for ‘Hologram’. ‘Trapped’ is a sunshine-fuelled, epic rendition of the 1985 street-smart R&B hit by Colonel Abrams. A rolling bassline and melodic pads set the tone underneath the powerful and infectious vocal by Colonel Abrams. Definite feel good anthem! The Subs invited the legendary American singer to Belgium to re-record his vocals. Colonel Abrams’s visit to Belgium was an adventure. Before the legend wanted to sing any note, he needed a haircut and a stylist. Eventually it took 3 days and a shipment of Baileys to lay down the vocals. And he left The Subs with some good stories. One evening during dinner, Colonel Abrams tried to convince them of the fact that he made the first house record: ‘Release the Tension’, a track from 1984 that he recorded with Boyd Jarvis. We don’t know if that's actually true, but it’s a damn good track. And a bold statement! Another international icon who paid a visit to the Subs-studio is French actor Jean-Pierre Castaldi: one might know this veteran of cinéma from the ‘Astérix’-movies. Castaldi is the deep warm voice that you hear on ‘Concorde’, an upbeat retrofuturistic track that is both an ode to the supersonic wonder of 20th century technology and a love song. Jeroen: ‘Jean-Pierre was an actor, more than a singer, in our studio: he wanted to know precisely what we wanted - we were his ‘directors’. And his rider demanded that we had a bottle of quality bourbon whisky in the studio too (laughs).’ Deep emotions are laid bare in the bouncy ‘Live in a Dream’ (Selah Sue) and the dreamy triphoppy ‘Fly’ (London-based Jay Brown). Jay Brown is actually VV Brown’s talented younger sister: a singer-songwriter that Jeroen discovered during an open mic night in London. Brown can also be heard in the tracks ‘27’, ‘Under My Skin’, ‘Cling To Love’, ‘The Hand’ and ‘Hologram’. Jeroen: ‘As soon as I stumbled into that pub and saw Jay play her songs on acoustic guitar, I was infatuated with her voice and songs. We used some of her demos on this record and wrote some new songs with her as well.’ Wiebe: ‘With three band members living in different cities, different countries even, this whole album was an email affair: I sent my beats to Jeroen en Hadrien, whose song craft turned them into full-bodied tracks. I never even met Jay before the album was finished! But somehow, that long-distance relationship worked for us.’ It worked indeed, as ‘Hologram’ is an album on which The Subs explore both a playfulness and a vulnerability that is new to them. This album is still brimming with energy, but the dark dance-punk of the previous record has been traded for a much more soulful vibe. Wiebe ‘We’ve done five years of very loud music and very specific, really intense live performances: it was time for something else. After our last gigs, I saw it in Jeroen’s eyes: fear of routine. If there’s one thing Jeroen’s not very good at, it’s faking something (laughs).’ Jeroen ‘I think it’s only a logical progression: paying more attention to songwriting, melodies, feelings and lyrics. Although there was no concept at all when we started recording a year ago. We didn’t follow any trend.’ ‘Wiebe ‘From hiphop to UK house, we absorbed a lot of influences, but this is still Subs-music. We took our time, trusted our gut instinct.’ Jeroen ‘That’s why we called the album ‘Hologram’: we like to think of songs as dreams, subliminal ideas, revelations almost.’ No more wild nights for The Subs? Think again. ‘The Bottle’ features a monologue by Danny Greene - an underground grime artist Jeroen bumped into in London - that is philosophical, naïve, arrogant, hilarious and funky at the same time. Danny’s soliloquy catapults you right into that afterparty at 7.00 AM, when the hazy dreamy morning light is breaking through the window and the madness of the night is still tangible. ‘Hologram’ was conceived on an equally intriguing intersection: it’s The Subs most accessible and experimental record to date. |
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The Subs "Trapped (Acid Jacks Remixes)" (LL87RD) 1: Trapped Acid Jacks Dance Cult Remix 2: Trapped Acid Jacks Dance Cult Dub ‘Trapped’ is a sunshine-fuelled, epic rendition of the 1985 street-smart R&B hit by Colonel Abrams and the 2nd single of The Subs' forthcoming album 'Hologram'. After amazing remixes by Compuphonic & Ashworth, we now present you 2 new mixes by the deep space techno explorer from Australia called: Acid Jacks. |
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The Subs "Trapped" (LL87D) 1: Trapped 2: Trapped Compuphonic Remix 3: Trapped Ashworth Remix ‘Trapped’ is a sunshine-fuelled, epic rendition of the 1985 street-smart R&B hit by Colonel Abrams. A rolling bassline and melodic pads set the tone underneath the powerful and infectious vocal by Colonel Abrams. Definite feel good anthem! The Subs invited the legendary American singer to Belgium to re-record his vocals. Colonel Abrams’s visit to Belgium was an adventure. Before the legend wanted to sing any note, he needed a haircut and a stylist. Eventually it took 3 days and a shipment of Baileys to lay down the vocals. And he left The Subs with some good stories. One evening during dinner, Colonel Abrams tried to convince them of the fact that he made the first house record: ‘Release the Tension’, a track from 1984 that he recorded with Boyd Jarvis. We don’t know if that's actually true, but it’s a damn good track. And a bold statement! Remixes come from Belgian supertalent Compuphonic, who turns the track into a heartfelt house anthem. Instant classic. To say it in his own words: “One of my favourite works in a while, I'm happy with the result! I was truly inspired” And secondly, London underground talent Ashworth. With his gritty but groovy style, Ashworth got trapped into deep down techno but set free by the most wonderful breakdown … If you liked his recently released cut with Citizen you’ll surely love this… |
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The Subs "Concorde" (LL86D) 1: Concorde Club Edit 2: Concorde Modek Remix 3: Concorde Valy Mo Remix 4: Concorde Instrumental Version 'Concorde' is the first single from The Subs' highly anticipated new album 'Hologram'. The Subs worked with French actor and international icon Jean-Pierre Castaldi on the track. One might know this veteran of cinéma from the ‘Astérix’-movies. In the studio, it was a true joy to watch Castaldi perform, what a natural! His deep warm voice gives emotional depth to ‘Concorde’, an upbeat retrofuturistic track that is both an ode to the supersonic wonder of 20th century technology and a love song. |
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Jägerverb "Septimus EP" (LL85D) 1: Brocken Spectre 2: Septimus 3: Tilde After the banging ‘Phosphenes’ and ‘Titan’ EP’s, Jägerverb is now back on Lektroluv to present for your aural pleasure the trio of sonic delights that is the Septimus EP. Conceived at a carnival in central São Paulo, Jägerverb was exposed to the infectious grooves of rhythm and melody from the earliest stages of his foetal development. However, the child was not born on Brazilian soil. Instead, Jägerverb entered into the isolated civilisation of an unchartered island some distance from the North-West coast of France. Jägerverb soon became disillusioned by his company and surroundings after hearing rumours that the locals frequented bars and clubs offering exclusively commercial dance and drum and bass. But, by some fortunate coincidence, he became acquainted with a band of rebels dedicated to the distribution of house and techno .mp3's illegally imported from overseas. Jägerverb was educated by the rebels on the rich abundance of music available beyond the island’s shores. He was taught of bizarre foreign instruments known as ‘computers’ and ‘synthesisers’, the operation of which would allow him to mimic the musical grooves he so adored. And so Jägerverb plotted his mission to escape the entrapment of the island. Armed with a laptop and a bottle of elk blood infused liqueur, Jägerverb set to work creating grooves of his own. ‘Brocken Spectre’ was already road tested by Daniel Avery in his Boiler Room TV mix. Do not sleep on this. |
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Modek "Clown In My Kitchen" (LL84D) 1: Clown In My Kitchen 2: Amp Up 3: Flair 4: Clown In My Kitchen Instrumental Mix Modek has been busier than ever since the release of his ‘Haunt’ EP on Lektroluv - that got played by everyone from Digitalism and Mixhell over Cassius to Boris Dlugosch and Porter Robinson. Apart from touring like a madman he did remixes for Make The Girl Dance and Fukkk Off. This ‘Clown In My Kitchen’ EP is now his 6th release on Lektroluv and we're very proud to have Modek back on board. The least you can say is that it doesn’t sound like so many other releases, Modek has his own sound and doesn’t compromise with this EP. Both the title track and ‘Amp Up’ have this great use of voices. But don’t worry if you shouldn’t agree with us, ‘Clown In My Kitchen’ comes in an instrumental mix too. ‘Flair’ has again a break like only Modek can build them. Wicked. Also keep an eye out for the video for CMIK. Coming in the following weeks.. |
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The Subs "Collaborations 2/2" (LL83D) 1: Body Memory 2: Outta Your Head 3: Electric Bodies ‘We should really work together one day.’ There’s no bigger cliché to be heard in backstage areas, that mythical transit zone where producers and deejays meet, chat and then hop on their tour buses again. Belgian dance-act The Subs heroically plotted collaborations with fellow musicians in various dressing rooms across the globe. What is truly heroic is that in their case, those nightly encounters led up to actual music, and some damn fine music too. ‘Collaborations’ is a double EP on which The Subs joined forces with both iconic names and underground producers. A month after the release of the first volume, The Subs present the second part of ‘Collaborations’. Part 1/2 consisted of tracks with Etienne de Crécy, John Roman, Shinichi Osawa and Hoshina Anniversary. The sequel ‘Collaborations 2/2’ kicks off with ‘Body Memory’, a neo-French touch classic recorded with Alex Gopher. Gopher crossed paths with The Subs before , when he remixed the heavy ‘My Punk’ in 2009. His most recent appearance on Lektroluv dates back to last year, when he remixed Mumbai Science’s ‘Lotus’. On so many occasions, The Subs have shared a bill with the mighty Zombie Nation, the band of Florian Senfter aka John Starlight. The forceful, military rhythm of ‘Outta Your Head’ is a shameless attack on the midriff. The young up-and-coming Belgian producer Blatan collaborates on the playful EP closer ‘Electric Bodies’. A new album is planned for 2014. With this EP however, The Subs confirm their firm roots in the club scene. |
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Gesaffelstein "I Love Techno 2013" (LLCD12D) 1: I Love Techno 2013 Continuous Mix 2: Back Ally 3: Caminho De Dreyfus Rebolledo Remix 4: Abysall Zone 5: Reception 6: The Line 7: Inhale / Exhale 8: Gimme Back The Night Club Version 9: Strike 10: God Told Me To 11: Pure Energy 12: Hot Spot 13: Farebeat 14: Your Orders 15: Playstation #2 16: Empaty Window 17: Pursuit Taking place on the 9th of November, this year’s I Love Techno is held at the Flanders Expo in Ghent and as ever is expected to attract some 35,000 people across 5 rooms making it Europe's leading indoor dance event. Gesaffelstein is one of the headliners this year, next to other hot acts such as Disclosure, Nina Kraviz, Baauer, Laurent Garnier, Len Faki, The Bloody Beetroots and many many more. Gesaffelstein is a DJ and producer from France. He has released EP's on Bromance & Turbo amongst others, and is set to release his debut album later this year. Gesaffelstein had the honour to remix big names such as Depeche Mode, Laurent Garnier, Justice, Boys Noize & Erol Alkan, Lana Del Rey, Moby and Cassius just to name a few. He also recently co-produced, alongside Brodinski, two tracks on Kanye West's new album Yeezus. We’re very proud to present you his debut mix-cd "I LOVE TECHNO 2013 MIXED BY GESAFFELSTEIN"! |
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The Subs "Collaborations 1/2" (LL82D) 1: The Moment To Give 2: The Mouth 3: Demon 4: French Soda ‘We should really work together one day.’ There’s no bigger cliché to be heard in backstage areas, that mythical transit zone where producers and deejays meet, chat and then hop on their tour buses again. Belgian dance-act The Subs heroically plotted collaborations with fellow musicians in various dressing rooms across the globe. What is truly heroic is that in their case, those nightly encounters led up to actual music, and some damn fine music too. ‘Collaborations’ is a double EP on which The Subs joined forces with both iconic names and underground producers. Part 1 is an EP celebrating their on-going love affair with pure techno - for deejays, clubbers and nighthawks to devour. The pulsating, sexy ‘The Moment to Give’ is a collaboration with French Touch-legend Etienne de Crécy. The French Touch-movement of the nineties has been incredibly important for The Subs. He’s also not a stranger to the Lektroluv catalogue remixing last years ‘Cycle’ by Boris Dlugosch. The vocals on ‘The Moment to Give’ – and every other track on the EP – are Jeroen’s. Jack that body with ‘ The Mouth’, a banger for which The Subs sought out John Roman, who impressed many with ‘Infrared EP’, his 2012 debut on Lektroluv. The techno beat goes on with the sinister ‘Demon’, a collaboration with Shinichi Osawa, the acclaimed Japanese DJ with whom The Subs already recorded ‘Bring Back That Noise’ in 2010. Watch out for a complete solo EP by Mr. Osawa on Lektroluv later on this year. Closing the EP with a bang, The Subs and Hoshina Anniversary collaborate on the repetitive, robotic ‘French Soda’. A new album is planned for 2014. With this EP however, The Subs confirm their firm roots in the club scene. |
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Modek "Haunt EP" (LL81D) 1: Haunt 2: Walk With Me 3: I Don't Like You 4: Backyard Cathedral Modek has been busier than ever since the release of his ‘Up With Me’ EP on Lektroluv - that got played by everyone from Digitalism over Cassius to TAI. Apart from touring like a madman he did remixes for Etienne De Crecy, Porter Robinson & Zombie Nation, and has more in the pipeline! This ‘Haunt’ EP is now his 5th release on Lektroluv and we're very proud to have Modek back on board. The least you can say is that it doesn’t sound like so many other releases, Modek has his own sound and doesn’t compromise with this EP. Both the title track (brilliant bassline) and ‘Walk With Me’ (epic break) have this great use of (haunting) voices. ‘I Don’t Like You’ probably sounds most like the Modek you’ve learned to love: banging. ‘Backyard Cathedral’ closes down the EP in oldschool electro fashion. Wicked! |
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Mumbai Science "1975 EP" (LL80D) 1: 1975 2: Models Mumbai Science presents their latest work, the ‘1975 EP’. Two no-nonsense club-tracks, inspired by dirty warehouse techno but cheerfully colored with weird glitchy synths and catchy vocal snippets. The title track ‘1975’ features a deep male voice carelessly asking the crowd “So, What do you wanna do”. The answer is self-evident: "Party all night long and forget about our boyfriends!" Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But not when we’re talking about supermodels. The second track, ‘Models’, follows the same recipe as ‘1975’: overdriven warehouse techno extravagance with the lyrics paying tribute to Mumbai Science’s favorite… models. Some will say it’s a blatant rip-off of Teachers from Daft Punk, others will call it a homage. But does Mumbai science even care? Kiesekoms explains: “I don’t know man, we just made this track on one of those drunk afternoons. Is it getting released? Really? Well, I just hope we won’t get beat up by the French mafia again.” |
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Jägerverb "Titan EP" (LL79D) 1: Titan 2: Daisy Dukes 3: Betamax After the banger 'St. Elmo's Fire' on the Phosphenes EP, Jägerverb is now back on Lektroluv to present for your aural pleasure the trio of sonic delights that is the Titan EP! Conceived at a carnival in central São Paulo, Jägerverb was exposed to the infectious grooves of rhythm and melody from the earliest stages of his foetal development. However, the child was not born on Brazilian soil. Instead, Jägerverb entered into the isolated civilisation of an unchartered island some distance from the North-West coast of France. Jägerverb soon became disillusioned by his company and surroundings after hearing rumours that the locals frequented bars and clubs offering exclusively commercial dance and drum and bass. But, by some fortunate coincidence, he became acquainted with a band of rebels dedicated to the distribution of house and techno .mp3's illegally imported from overseas. Jägerverb was educated by the rebels on the rich abundance of music available beyond the island’s shores. He was taught of bizarre foreign instruments known as ‘computers’ and ‘synthesisers’, the operation of which would allow him to mimic the musical grooves he so adored. And so Jägerverb plotted his mission to escape the entrapment of the island. Armed with a laptop and a bottle of elk blood infused liqueur, Jägerverb set to work creating grooves of his own. Do not sleep on this! |
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Mooro "Mooro EP" (LL78D) 1: M66R6 2: No Stoppin' 3: Drums Ignorance 4: For Those About To Funk Mooro, Death Crew 77's tour drummer and now chosen by Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo to play keyboards on the new The Bloody Beetroots live show, debuts on Lektroluv Records. His EP includes three electro bangers, that fans of The Subs, The Bloody Beetroots or Gtronic will most definitely love. - M66R6 : check out the videoclip! - No Stoppin' : Dr Lektroluv's favorite - Drums Ignorance : peak time banger! - For Those About To Funk : closes the EP in true slo'mo style and sounds like something Daft Punk meets Ed Banger. Lots of great feedback on this one. |
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Modek "Up With Me" (LL77D) 1: Up With Me 2: Up With Me Shinichi Osawa Remix 3: Up With Me Don Rimini Remix 4: Up With Me John Roman Remix 5: Up With Me AutoKratz Remix 6: Never Forget Modek has been busier than ever since the release of his ‘The Family’ EP on Lektroluv - that got played by everyone from Crookers over Tommie Sunshine to Proxy. Apart from touring like a madman he did remixes for Tai & Netsky, and has soon to be released reworks for Zombie Nation, Porter Robinson and Etienne De Crecy in the pipeline! This ‘Up With Me’ EP is now his 4th release on Lektroluv and we're very proud to have Modek back on board! The title track gets the remix treatment from Shinichi Osawa, Don Rimini, John Roman and AutoKratz – talking about a HUGE package!! But let’s not forget about that other Modek track ‘Never Forget’ too… Banging!! |
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Mumbai Science "Impact" (LL76D) 1: Impact 2: Impact The Advent & Industrialyzer 'Music & Machine' Remix 3: Impact John Roman Remix Brace for Impact! January 14th marks the release of a new ‘Mumbai Science’ single EP, called ‘Impact’. The 9th EP already by the Belgian electronic duo, praised for their ‘faux pas’ techno, a fusion of futuristic outer-space melodies and post mortem 909 grooves. This time, the guys pitch their work as ‘... a dark, apocalyptic journey, echoing themes of inner conflict, moral tribulation and regret.’ Sounds promising! The original track on the EP is called ‘Impact’. When listening to the music, one cannot escape the feeling that the harsh Belgian conditions of political conflict tainted the art. Albeit very heavy to the heart, the original track delivers on its promise in style. ‘Impact’ is a powerful track, which definitely lives up to its name. On remix duty is John Roman, the Toronto based ‘wunderkind’ whose track ‘Petrified’ was proclaimed as tune of last summer by Tiga, Brodinski and other sophisticated people who know their shit. John accomplishes the seemingly impossible by transforming the heaviness of ‘Impact’ into his own cutting edge tribal-techno sound. Perfect for those who seek the ‘chic’ in ‘musique’. The other remix is delivered by proper legends Cisco Ferreira and Ricardo Rodriguez, better known as ‘The Advent & Industrialyzer’. Cisco - ‘The Advent’ - stood at the cradle of Techno back 20 years ago and keeps playing an important role throughout its history. Together with Ricardo - ‘Industrialyzer’ - they are renowned for their pursuit to push boundaries. The remix for ‘Impact’ shows their innovative look on Techno, blending the relentless arpeggiators of the original with a futuristic, machinelike timbre. The ‘Impact EP’ showcases a broad spectrum of contemporary techno music. From the festival energy of Mumbai Science's original track, over the sleazy afterclub vibe of John Roman's version to the 'Kraftwerkian' interpretation of The Advent & Industrialyzer. The EP will be out on the 14th of January on Lektroluv records. |
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Jägerverb "Phosphenes EP" (LL75D) 1: St. Elmo’s Fire 2: Phosphenes 3: Evil Genius After establishing himself with releases on Dim Mak and GND, Jägerverb now joins forces with Lektroluv to present for your aural pleasure the trio of sonic delights that is the Phosphenes EP. Conceived at a carnival in central São Paulo, Jägerverb was exposed to the infectious grooves of rhythm and melody from the earliest stages of his foetal development. However, the child was not born on Brazilian soil. Instead, Jägerverb entered into the isolated civilisation of an unchartered island some distance from the North-West coast of France. Jägerverb soon became disillusioned by his company and surroundings after hearing rumours that the locals frequented bars and clubs offering exclusively commercial dance and drum and bass. But, by some fortunate coincidence, he became acquainted with a band of rebels dedicated to the distribution of house and techno .mp3's illegally imported from overseas. Jägerverb was educated by the rebels on the rich abundance of music available beyond the island’s shores. He was taught of bizarre foreign instruments known as ‘computers’ and ‘synthesisers’, the operation of which would allow him to mimic the musical grooves he so adored. And so Jägerverb plotted his mission to escape the entrapment of the island. Armed with a laptop and a bottle of elk blood infused liqueur, Jägerverb set to work creating grooves of his own. Remember these words: 'St. Elmo's Fire'. Do not sleep on this! |
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Mumbai Science "Unite" (LL74D) 1: Unite 2: Unite Shinichi Osawa Remix 3: Lotus Alex Gopher Remix It’s only been two years since Mumbai Science appeared on the music radar but they’ve managed to leave an unquestionable impression. Their tracks Ancova, Gold and Lotus got the support from all the big shots such as Boys Noize, Tiga and Brodinski, sending them on a surge to the EDM top ranks. The 2012 release of ‘The Unified Theory Trilogy’ confirmed their musical prowess and now they return to the plate with ‘Unite’, a new beat inspired record. Touring around the world from Japan to Berlin to the USA, Mumbai Science got more in touch with the history that subsides in the darkest corners of the scene. Their new EP reflects a small gritty club where you have to rely on your ears to navigate. Funky bouncing synths meet a typical Mumbai bass. Shinichi Osawa delivers with a blazing remix, which adds a little more spice to the original! Last but not least on this release is a remix from Alex Gopher of one of their classic tracks, ‘Lotus’. The unquestionable energy from the original track combined with Gopher's subtlety results in a track, which is impossible not to dance to. |
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Erol Alkan "I Love Techno 2012" (LLCD11D) 1: I Love Techno 2012 Continuous Mix 2: Brain Storm 3: Body Control 4: Compute Erol Alkan's Live Re-Edit 5: Tacha 6: Mmmmusic Chicago Skyways Pay Toll Mix 7: Video Drone 8: Press Your Body 9: Get Up Off It Dexter Remix 10: Street Walker 11: A Sydney Jook Bok Bok Remix 12: Real Bad News 13: Troubleman 14: 6 To 6 Lick 15: Rhythm Sticks 16: Come Correct 17: Bandy Party 18: Control Movement 19: Take This Thing Back Jacques Lu Cont Remix 20: Roland Rat LFO Remix 21: Taste Taking place on the 10th of November, this year’s I Love Techno is held at the Flanders Expo in Ghent and as ever is expected to attract some 35,000 people across 5 rooms making it Europe's leading indoor dance event. Erol Alkan is one of the headliners this year, next to other hot acts such as Boys Noize, Vitalic, Flying Lotus, Modeselektor, Dave Clarke, TNGHT and many many more. Erol Alkan is a London based DJ and producer. He has remixed tracks from artists such as Franz Ferdinand, Justice, MGMT, Hot Chip, Scissor Sisters and Connan Mockasin amongst many others. Erol Alkan has produced a few guitar bands, often works together in the studio with his good friend Boys Noize and is one half of Beyond The Wizards Sleeve. He also runs his own label Phantasy Sound, has a radio show on BBC 6 Music... A busy bee is definitely an understatement for Erol Alkan! His 2005 "Bugged Out" mix is a real classic, so after Cassius' memorable mix last year, we’re proud to present you "I LOVE TECHNO 2012 MIXED BY EROL ALKAN"! |
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Modek "The Family EP" (LL73D) 1: Donny 2: Jimmy 3: Sally Modek has been busier than ever since the release of his 'Willow/Dust' and ‘The Brink’ EP’s on Lektroluv - that got played by everyone from Boys Noize over Fake Blood to Etienne De Crecy. Apart from touring like a madman he did remixes for Fukkk Offf, Mightyfools, Keith & Supabeatz and AutoKratz plus a track for Cheaper Thrills. This ‘The Family’ EP is now his third release on Lektroluv and we're very proud to have Modek back on board! Banging and epic at the same time… quite unique!! |
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Boris Dlugosch "Cycle" (LL72D) 1: Cycle 2: Cycle Etienne de Crécy´s Electronic Jail Remix 3: Cycle VNNR Remix Consisting of not much more than a never ending ‘Cycle’ of an arpeggiated Moog synth line, Boris Dlugosch's new record combines both the vintage warmth of a classic techno track and his approach to release tracks that work perfectly in his DJ-sets. His much acclaimed recent remix work for Gossip's 'Perfect World', Goose's 'Words', Zombie Nation's 'Chick Flick' and his killer remix for Boys Noize's 'Sweet Light', plus his club hit 'Bangkok' out on Erol Alkan's Phantasy Sound label, made Boris fully immerse into the forward thinking electronic scene. With much more music to come before the end of 2012, check out this release, also featuring two amazing remixes by Etienne de Crecy and Lektroluv's very own VNNR |
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Mr Nô "Versus EP" (LL71D) 1: Versus 2: The New Order 3: Onset After his Snake EP on Different, this is only Mr Nô’s second EP ever. He’s a young guy from France we truly believe in. Why the strange name you ask? Derived from the Sino-Japanese word for "skill" or "talent", Nô (or Noh) theater is a major form of classical Japanese musical drama that has been performed since the 14th century. Many characters are masked, with men playing male and female roles. After the release of his Snake EP last year, he got quickly supported by the most important French magazines, BBC Radio 1 DJ Rob Da Bank and major booking agency ITB. Now listen to the new EP and discover why Mr Nô is definitely a talent to keep an eye on. |
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Mightyfools "Vega" (LL70D) 1: Vega 2: Vega Modek's Hyper Mix 3: Vega Junior Remix
After the amazing ‘Thunderbad’ and ‘World Tour’ EP’s and the epic 'Get Down', (an exclusive track for Dr Lektroluv's 'Live in Brazil' Mix cd), we’re proud to present you the new Mightyfools on Lektroluv. Mightyfools, the unbreakable duo from Holland that is always on the run. |
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Attaque "Flow EP" (LL69D) 1: Flow 2: Envelopes 3: Motion After the remix of Polymorphic he did for us, we're happy to be able to announce a full EP of Attaque on Lektroluv! Attaque is one of the key artists on Bad Life, without a doubt amongst the hottest labels around at the moment. He already did remixes for AutoKratz, Bart B More, Japanese Popstars, NT89 and ZZT just to name a few. In April of this year Attaque also released his debut album 'When Light Falls' on Bad Life. This Flow EP on Lektroluv includes three banging yet refined future techno cuts. If you're into Mumbai Science or Modek, we're 100% positive you're going to love Attaque's work too. |
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Modek "The Brink EP" (LL68D) 1: The Brink 2: Shutters 3: North
Modek has been busier than ever since the release of his 'Willow/Dust' EP on Lektroluv - that got played by everyone from Boys Noize over Fake Blood to Etienne De Crecy. |
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Junior "Destroy Disco / Neonizer" (LL67D) 1: Destroy Disco 2: Neonizer
You know you can always trust on Lektroluv to put young homegrown talent forward. Junior is 23 and hailing from the southern part of Belgium. He already remixed Mr Magnetik’s latest single ‘Remanence’ for us, and now it’s time for his own debut EP on the label. |
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John Roman "Infrared EP" (LL66D) 1: Infrared 2: Down (The Drain) 3: T.G.S. To try to label John Roman is to date yourself – the reclusive producer/DJ whose appetite for innovative music is exceeded only by his obsession for creating it. At 22, his original tracks “Sala” and “Petrified” have already graced Laidback Luke’s BBC Radio1 Essential Mix and Brodinski’s Fabriclive60 CD, respectively. With additional supporters ranging from Riton, Sinden, Fake Blood, Harvard Bass and even Skrillex, its hard to imagine a sound so unique and widely appealing if you haven’t heard it already. Raw, rhythmic, sample-heavy and instantly danceable – Roman’s music cuts straight to the bodies on the dancefloor and the mind of the listener. At once a rejection of the mainstream’s neon hedonism and the elitist underground’s critical constraints, Roman channels the angst and aggression of youth with the sophisticated wisdom of a veteran househead. It’s this rare combination that’s earned him official remixes for Crookers, Sinden, Defected - and of course also Sound Of Stereo (Quartz, from the Mineral EP). We’re very happy to be able to present a full EP from him now on Lektroluv. With such an amazing sound, this guy is gonna be big in no time, mark our words!! |
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Polymorphic "Chicks Love The Car / Hocus Pocus" (LL65D) 1: Chicks Love The Car 2: Chicks Love The Car Attaque Remix 3: Chicks Love The Car DJ Antention Remix 4: Hocus Pocus 5: Hocus Pocus Gtronic Remix Polymorphic is one of the key artists on Proxy’s Mako label. The Russian already did two remixes on Lektroluv; one for Hey Today! and one for The Subs’ “Decontrol”. Now this time it’s all eyes on him! “Chicks Love The Car” comes with remixes by fellow Russian DJ Antention, and Attaque - one of the new ‘future techno’ heroes from Bad Life. “Hocus Pocus” got the treatment from our very own Gtronic. I hope you guys are ready, because this one’s going to hit you like a bomb!! |
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Mumbai Science "Unified Theory Part 3" (LL64D) 1: Alchemy 2: Chemistry Star wars, the Godfather and Jurassic Park. The ever flowing river of time teaches us that all good things come in threes. It’s true that Mumbai Science have always been marketing geniuses, but this time they might have hit the jackpot. Their masterplan: “Over the coming months, we’ll release three EP’s. One release a month”. That’s right, the duo plans to release not one, not two, but three original EP’s. hence: trilogy! (although the guys prefer to call it their ‘triumvirate’). Pretentious you say? We call it ambitious. The music? Well, why wont we let our Mad Men do the pitch themselves: “With this trilogy, we feel like we experimented with genres like New Beat, Future Techno, Acid and Electro... In a way, we tried to reinterpret and contemporize everything we liked from our youth... Well, we just made something we think is quite cool”. And there’s that! Part 3 Make no mistakes people, this is the last chapter! All good things come to an end. Perfect opportunity to introduce you to Shiva, the god of destruction! ... No, no, don’t get us wrong. Shiva has good intentions, for a purifying destruction opens the path to a new creation, to new opportunities of beauty and amazement! All things must end to make place for even better things! The last chapter of this trilogy features two tracks: “Alchemy” and “Chemistry”. “Alchemy” starts off with a moody blend of house and techno, before it gets spiced up by some in-your-face electronic percussion. “Chemistry” is a perfect example of how one sample can carry a track and get a crowd in a natural high. Simple, but effective! Mumbai Science is mostly known for their club hits ‘Ancova’, ‘Gold’ and ‘Lotus’, which are still widely supported by artists around the globe (from 2 many dj’s, Crookers and Erol Alkan to Boys Noize, Tiga and beyond). Apart from their original work, Mumbai Science is building an impressive list of remixes. To date, the duo finished remixes for Mixhell (Boysnoize Records), Goose (!K7), Crookers (Southern Fried), Alex Gopher (Go 4 Music), Shameboy (East), Highbloo (Lektroluv) and Jaymo & Andy George (Moda Music). Now, they present their latest work on Lektroluv Records: ‘The Unified Theory pt1, pt2 and pt3’. |
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Sound Of Stereo "Volt" (LL63D) 1: Volt 2: Volt SCNTST Remix 3: Watt 4: Watt Transistorcake Remix How else to celebrate the new year than with a fresh Sound of Stereo EP? The boys are back with yet another powerfull release on Lektroluv records. Titletrack "Volt" is so powerfull that it might just blow the fuse... But don't be afraid: If you like to play it safe "Watt" is the track for you! It might be a little less 'in your face', but it guarantees to enlighten any crowd you play it to. To top it all off we have wonderkid SCNTST (Boys Noize Records' latest acquisition) and synthesizer wizard Transistorcake (remember his amazing Diamond remix) on remix duty. Danger? Yes. Keep out: No. |
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Mumbai Science "Unified Theory Part 2" (LL62D) 1: Reality 2: Transcendence Star wars, the Godfather and (cough) Jurassic Park. The ever flowing river of time teaches us that all good things come in threes. It’s true that Mumbai Science have always been marketing geniuses, but this time they might have hit the jackpot. Their masterplan: “Over the coming months, we’ll release three EP’s. One release a month, starting from January 9th”. That’s right, the duo plans to release not one, not two, but three original EP’s. hence: trilogy! (although the guys prefer to call it their ‘triumvirate’). Pretentious you say? We call it ambitious. The music? Well, why wont we let our Mad Men do the pitch themselves: “With this trilogy, we feel like we experimented with genres like New Beat, Future Techno, Acid and Electro... In a way, we tried to reinterpret and contemporize everything we liked from our youth... Well, we just made something we think is quite cool”. And there’s that! Part 2 The second chapter of a trilogy is where most of the story happens. Also, the second part is often the hardest. It is trapped between the beginning and the end and needs to keep the story going. Its goal is to hold the tension. Kind of what Vishnu, the second God of creation, does. Vishnu’s task is to preserve and sustain the universe. Vishnu is master of past, present and future. Part 2 consists of two tracks. The first one, “Reality”, hits the floor with a swift, hasty groove and an unstoppable bassline. “Reality” hits you hard bro! The second track, “Transcendence”, features a monologue of LSD guru Timothy Leary. The track’s psychedelic sound reminds of early 90s club music. Are you ready to die and be reborn? Mumbai Science is mostly known for their club hits ‘Ancova’, ‘Gold’ and ‘Lotus’, which are still widely supported by artists around the globe (from 2 many dj’s, Crookers and Erol Alkan to Boys Noize, Tiga and beyond). Apart from their original work, Mumbai Science is building an impressive list of remixes. To date, the duo finished remixes for Mixhell (Boysnoize Records), Goose (!K7), Crookers (Southern Fried), Alex Gopher (Go 4 Music), Shameboy (East), Highbloo (Lektroluv) and Jaymo & Andy George (Moda Music). Now, they present their latest work on Lektroluv Records: ‘The Unified Theory pt1, pt2 and pt3’. |
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Dr. Lektroluv "Live In Brazil" (LLCD10D) 1: Live in Brazil Continuous Mix 2: Researchers 3: Dooms Day 4: ZHM The Subs Remix 5: Oooh Hatiras Mix 6: Kickball 7: Opposition Nickel Remix 8: Weird Friends TWR72 Dub Mix 9: Be Strong The Loops of Fury Remix 10: Get Down 11: Willow 12: Control Movement 13: Butterslut 14: What!? 15: Synrise Mumbai Science Remix 16: Moderate 17: By The Pool SCNTST Remix 18: Tight Etienne De Crecy Remix 19: Remanence Junior Remix After the successful mix-cd’s recorded live at Extrema, Pukkelpop, Lowlands and Rock Werchter, this time the extremely popular green masked Dr. Lektroluv has recorded his set during the Xxxperience Festival in Brazil when he was touring there in December. Expect the fattest electro cuts from the hottest names around, he doesn’t settle for less!! |
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Modek "Willow / Dust" (LL61D) 1: Willow 2: Dust Starting off with little knowledge of electronical genres, Modek soon realised just how complex it was to make those tracks that made dance halls blow apart. Very soon, he plunged himself into the electronic scene and became a huge fan of producers and DJs such as SebastiAn, Justice, Erol Alkan, Boys Noize, etc. Some time and a bunch of productions later, his track Boomcrack was picked up by national radiostation Studio Brussel. Soon after that, Modek remixed the Belgian rave classic Anasthasia by T99 and people started to get to know him and his dirty sound. This track also made it to Studio Brussel while Boomcrack went overseas, straight to Jaymo & Andy George’s BBC Radio One show. In 2009, Modek’s hard hitting Hiroshima won the Belgian National producers contest in the Electro/fidget genre. By then he’d also done a bunch of remixes for several labels (Monkey See Monkey Do, Sputnik/PIAS, G Point Muzik, Believe Electro) and had released his Kamikaze EP on Keatchen Records. Today, Modek’s tracks are being picked up and supported by a lot of Djs all around the world. With releases on respected labels such as Mental Groove and Dim Mak, he keeps growing and expanding his fan base and is ready to take over Europe and the world! This ‘Willow/Dust’ EP is his debut on Lektroluv and we’re very proud to have Modek on board! Listen to ‘Willow’ and you’ll realise that the word “epic” just got redefined.. |
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Mumbai Science "Unified Theory Part 1" (LL60D) 1: Researchers 2: Commandments Star wars, the Godfather and Jurassic Park. The ever flowing river of time teaches us that all good things come in threes. It’s true that Mumbai Science have always been marketing geniuses, but this time they might have hit the jackpot. Their masterplan: “Over the coming months, we’ll release three EP’s. One release a month, starting from January 9th”. That’s right, the duo plans to release not one, not two, but three original EP’s. hence: trilogy! (although the guys prefer to call it their ‘triumvirate’). Pretentious you say? We call it ambitious. The music? Well, why wont we let our Mad Men do the pitch themselves: “With this trilogy, we feel like we experimented with genres like New Beat, Future Techno, Acid and Electro... In a way, we tried to reinterpret and contemporize everything we liked from our youth... Well, we just made something we think is quite cool”. And there’s that! Part 1 Every trilogy starts with the beginning, so what better way to start off than to introduce you to the first god of creation, Brahma. Brahma has four faces and four arms, is born in the lotus flower and is creator of this material universe. Also, at one point, Brahma meditated for 290 million years. Exactly how long it took Mumbai Science to make this first part. Part 1 consists of two tracks. With “Researchers”, Mumbai Science experiments with chopped up vocals and 80s strings, combining them with their trademark sound. The second track, “Commandments”, is slower and strikes with its obscure, lingering bassline. Perfect for the darker corners of the club! Mumbai Science is mostly known for their club hits ‘Ancova’, ‘Gold’ and ‘Lotus’, which are still widely supported by artists around the globe (from 2 many dj’s, Crookers and Erol Alkan to Boys Noize, Tiga and beyond). Apart from their original work, Mumbai Science is building an impressive list of remixes. To date, the duo finished remixes for Mixhell (Boysnoize Records), Goose (!K7), Crookers (Southern Fried), Alex Gopher (Go 4 Music), Shameboy (East), Highbloo (Lektroluv) and Jaymo & Andy George (Moda Music). Now, they present their latest work on Lektroluv Records: ‘The Unified Theory pt1, pt2 and pt3’. |
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Mr. Magnetik "Remanence" (LL59D) 1: Remanence 2: Remanence Junior Remix After his previous "You've Been Magnetized" and "Ouch!" EP's on Lektroluv, we're happy to have Mr. Magnetik back on board with a brand new release. “Remanence” is nothing less than a symphonic prayer to the God of your wildest nights. Also included on the EP is a remix by Junior, a brutal disco siren who's waiting for you on the dance floor. This is definitely one of the most remarkable releases of late 2011! |
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Azzido Da Bass "Dooms Day" (LL58D) 1: Dooms Day 2: Dooms Day Tocadisco Remix 3: Dooms Day Sound Of Stereo Remix 4: Dooms Day The Drill Remix 5: Dooms Day Dare2Disco & Future Flash Remix 6: Dooms Day Azzido´s Brazilism Mix 7: Dooms Day Maison Close Remix 8: Dooms Day sirKris Remix For more than a decade Ingo Martens aka Azzido Da Bass is a constant in the international electronic music business. All started 1999, when his first single ‚Dooms Night’ was released and entered the UK Top Ten single sales charts with a rerelease in 2000. „Dooms Night“ sold more than 250.000 copies since. Now he returns with a big club tune „Dooms Day“ which is produced together with Phil Speiser who is better known under the name Dirty Disco Youth on Lektroluv. „Dooms Day“ includes strong remixes by Tocadisco, Sounds Of Stereo and The Drill plus some other hot new remix names like Dare2Disco & FutureFlash, Maison Cloud and sirKris which will ensure huge club play. Azzido Da Bass previous release list has been quite long. He collaborated with Zoot Woman’s lead singer Johnny Blake, Digitalism’s lead singer Jence, Roland Clark, Malente.. and remixed big names like Weezer, Robyn, Designer Drugs, Muscles, Mando Diao, B.P.A. aka Norman Cook, Kid Alex aka Boys Noize, Dirty Disco Youth, Client, Spillsburry to name only a few. Now he's back with a new smasher on Lektroluv. Attention, essential release! |
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The Subs "Decontrol Part 2" (LL56P2D) 1: Decontrol D.I.M. Remix 2: Decontrol Aquarius Heaven Remix 3: Decontrol Marseille Remix 4: Decontrol Elektropusher Remix Creativity is born from chaos. When you allow yourself to give up control, unexpected and beautiful things can happen. After the success of 'The Face of the Planet' and 'Don't Stop', The Subs bring you their newest single, the title track of their latest album 'Decontrol'. It's a slow, sleazy & sexy song that builds and builds toward it's apotheosis: "We want your mad soul, we want decontrol". 'Decontrol' is backed by some amazing remixes. This is part 2: D.I.M., Aquarius Heaven, Marseille & Elektropusher. |
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Sound Of Stereo "Mineral - The Remixes" (LL57D) 1: Diamond The Loops Of Fury Remix 2: Opal TWR72 Remix 3: Quartz John Roman Remix 4: Diamond Errorism Remix 5: Diamond Van Toth Remix 6: Opal Wax Motif & Neoteric Remix At the end of june Sound of Stereo released it's latest "Mineral EP" accompanied by a worldwide remix contest. Today, several weeks and dozens of contest-entries from all over the world later, Sound of Stereo proudly presents the Mineral Remix EP featuring the winner of the remix contest: The incredibly talented young producers of "Errorism" who gave an unexpected (but very effective) housy touch to the title track. Other remixes on the EP are delivered by "TWR72" who demonstrate why they are one of the hottest remix-duo's around at the moment, "Loops of Fury" who destroyed dance floors all over the world with their summer anthem "I need". "John Roman" who is a very talented upcoming producer from Canada, "Van Toth" who is hotter then a summer day in his hometown Miami and tastemaker "Neoteric" who teamed up with his buddy "Wax Motif" to deliver a great remix. |
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The Subs "Decontrol Part 1" (LL56P1D) 1: Decontrol 2: Decontrol Black Strobe Remix 3: Decontrol Jimmy Edgar's Helter Skelter Remix 4: Decontrol Polymorphic Remix Creativity is born from chaos. When you allow yourself to give up control, unexpected and beautiful things can happen. After the success of 'The Face of the Planet' and 'Don't Stop', The Subs bring you their newest single, the title track of their latest album 'Decontrol'. It's a slow, sleazy & sexy song that builds and builds toward it's apotheosis: "We want your mad soul, we want decontrol". 'Decontrol' is backed by some amazing remixes. Here's part 1 with Jimmy Edgar, Black Strobe & Polymorphic. |
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Mightyfools "Thunderbad EP" (LL55D) 1: Thunderbad 2: Eivissa 3: Drop The Beast After the amazing ‘Tonight / Super Summer’ and ‘World Tour’ EP’s, we’re proud to be able to present you the new Mightyfools on Lektroluv! Mightyfools, the unbreakable duo from Holland that is always on the run. Known for their highly energetic DJ-sets that resemble party & fun together, they’re a worldwide phenomenon which created an international buzz. Soundwise it’s difficult to describe their sound. Getting inspiration from multiple genres that go from rock to rnb to funk and making a huge crossover between house, techno, disco, electro and of course their famous big baselines. The new ‘Thunderbad’ EP - that includes the title track, ‘Eivissa’ and ‘Drop The Beast’ - is hand-crafted for major dancefloor mosh-pits, hold on to your trousers!! Essential release!!! |
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VNNR "What!?" (LL54D) 1: What!? 2: What!? Nickel Remix 3: What!? Modek Remix 4: What!? Dr. Lektroluv's Milano Edit VNNR is the latest addition to the Lektroluv label roster. He’s a DJ and producer based in Antwerp (Belgium), but he mostly plays abroad, for instance in Switzerland, France, Canada & Germany, where he's praised as a resident of the crazy Loonyland parties in Cologne. His remixes already got supported by a shitload of big names, such as Mr Oizo, Justice, Busy P, Felix Da Housecat, Boris Dlugosch, The Bloody Beetroots... His first contribution to the Lektroluv label was his remix for The Subs ‘Vomit In Style’ about a year ago. Now we proudly present his first EP ‘What!?’ on Lektroluv. ‘What!?’ is most probably the reaction you’ll get from clubbers and fellow DJ’s when you put this monster on the decks!! The remix package includes again a bunch of fresh and hot names. Nickel is one half of Hey Today! making a much appreciated solo effort. Modek on the other hand is the new kid on the block you’ll hear much more about in the near future. Just check out his releases on Keatchen, MSMD and Kiez Beats if you don’t believe us! Last but definitely not least it’s our very own Dr. Lektroluv with his ‘Milano Edit’. Burner alert!!! |
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Sound Of Stereo "Mineral" (LL53D) 1: Diamond 2: Quartz 3: Opal 4: Opal Dub Sound of Stereo is back with it's seventh release op Lektroluv records. Lucky number seven means you get to be the lucky one! The Mineral EP contains three original tracks (Diamond, Opal & Quartz) and a dub version for the hot & sweaty after-hours. Sound of Stereo continues to surf on the techno-wave that was already swelling in the previous Hurricane EP, luckely there are no storms ahead this time! Sound of Stereo is ready for the summer. Are you? |
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Highbloo "Bro Code" (LL52D) 1: Bro Code 2: Playbook After ‘My Sitar’, ‘Fakirology’ and ‘Time To Change’, it's time for Highbloo's fourth EP on Lektroluv! ‘Time To Change’ got supported by Steve Aoki, Boys Noize, Brodinski, Boris Dlugosch, Mixhell, Mason, Style Of Eye, Zoo Brazil, Don Rimini, Drop The lime, The Aston Shuffle, Mustard Pimp, BeatauCue, His Majesty Andre and many many more. We’re pretty convinced all these people will also dig the new “Bro Code” and “Playbook” tracks, because it are again two amazing bangers! This is how techno sounds in 2011 my friends!! |
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Mumbai Science "Lotus" (LL51D) 1: Lotus 2: Panas A lotus flower is born in water, grows in water and rises out of water to stand above it unsoiled ~ Buddha (563 - 483 BC) After spending the first part of 2011 touring in the USA and Australia Mumbai Sciencebundled their newfound inspiration to bring you their newest EP on Lektroluv Records. The Lotus EP consists of two original tracks - ‘Lotus’ and ‘Panas’ -, serving as a perfect fix for your summer. While Lotus strikes with a sleazy - yet uplifting - bassline, Panas shines with its enchanting melodic hook. Still, both tracks share the typical Mumbai Science electro synths and techno feel. Think rolling drums, trippy melodies and a whole lotta sunshine! Mumbai Science is mostly known for their club hits ‘Ancova’ and ‘Gold’, which are still widely supported by artists around the globe (from 2 many dj’s, Crookers and Erol Alkan to Boys Noize, Tiga and beyond). Recently, Mumbai Science finished remixes for Mixhell (Boys Noize Records) and Goose(!K7 Records). Now, they present their fourth EP on Lektroluv Records: Lotus EP. |
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The Subs "Don't Stop" (LL50D) 1: Don't Stop 2: Don\'t Stop BeatauCue Remix 3: Don't Stop Autoérotique Remix 4: Don't Stop Mustard Pimp Remix 5: Don't Stop Le Petit Belge & Le Cheval Remix 6: Don't Stop Bird Peterson Remix 7: Don't Stop The Aston Shuffle Remix The too-cool-for-old-school house cut Don't Stop is the love child of the first The Subs vs Highbloo musical encounter, when Highbloo was not part of the band yet. A very spontaneous i-feel-good-and-i-wanna-go-to-the-pool-maybe-have-a-barbecue-but-surely-invite-some-friends-and-shake-it-to-the-floor kinda track. Lush and summer-ish. To finish the package we included crazy remixes by Beataucue, Autoérotique, Mustard Pimp, Le Petit Belge & Le Cheval, Bird Peterson & The Aston Shuffle. Don't Stop! |
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Gtronic "Dance Machine" (LL49D) 1: Dance Machine 2: Dance Machine No Vocal Dub 3: Cerberus After the amazing Cameltoe/Suck My Lollipop EP, which was played by everyone from Zdar (Cassius) over DJ Manaia to Boemklatsch, we’re proud to present the follow-up Dance Machine from the king of heavy bass trash. Included also are the smasher Cerberus ànd a special dub version of Dance Machine. He needs to make the people dance, it’s Gtronic!!! |
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Daisypark Trailerchain "Rollerskate / Whale" (LL48D) 1: Rollerskate 2: Whale Lektroluv has a boiling hot roster already, with acts like The Subs, Sound Of Stereo, Mumbai Science etc, but we're always happy to welcome some talented folks aboard! We present you Daisypark Trailerchain, which is D.I.M. (Boysnoize Records) and Tai (Dim Mak) teaming up. Of course there is no way to go wrong with these two fellas!! Rollerskate and Whale are only the first two tracks from their hands, we have more from them up our sleeve in the near future, stay tuned!! |
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Boemklatsch "Think Big" (LL47D) 1: Think Big 2: Think Big Noisia Remix 3: Think Big Mightyfools Remix BAM! Boemklatsch doesn't stop and launches their 3rd rocket from the Lektroluv platform. The title of the track doesn't hide the ambitions of the Dutch party collective: Think Big! The original track destroyed loads of festival tents across Europe already. We finish the package with remixes by 2 of Hollands biggest heavyweights of the moment: NOISIA & Mightyfools! |
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Mightyfools "World Tour" (LL46D) 1: World Tour Original Mix 2: World Tour TJR Remix 3: World Tour Dub After the amazing ‘Tonight / Super Summer’ EP we’re proud to be able to present you the new Mightyfools on Lektroluv! Mightyfools, the unbreakable duo from Holland that is always on the run. Known for their highly energetic DJ-sets that resemble party & fun together, they’re a worldwide phenomenon which created an international buzz. Soundwise it’s difficult to describe their sound. Getting inspiration from multiple genres that go from rock to rnb to funk and making a huge crossover between house, techno, disco, electro and of course their famous big baselines. The new record ‘World Tour’ is hand-crafted for major dancefloor mosh-pits, hold on to your trousers!! Included is a ‘dub’ version and a remix by upcoming star TJR from LA. Watch out for the video clip for World Tour dropping soon! Attention, essential release!!! Here's some awsome footage of LA Riots playing the TJR remix of Mightyfools - World Tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkKcEQRoa0A |
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The Subs "Decontrol" (LLCD9D) 1: The Face Of The Planet 2: Don't Stop 3: The Hype 4: Dry Lemon 5: Hannibal And The Battle Of Zama 6: Itch 7: Hairdo 8: Lemonade 9: The Visible Man 10: Decontrol 11: The Fuck Song 12: Decontrol (Album) Continuous Mix Since their eponymous debut album Subculture landed at the dusk of 2008, The Subs have……… Played more than 160 shows, travelled to 14 countries, used 12 different airline companies, 2 tour buses and 1 private jet. Between the three of them, they’ve mailed about 250 post cards and drank about 80 bottles of vodka. On the road, they’ve lost 5 iPhone adapters and 6 pairs of earplugs. 480 T-shirts were sold and they’ve counted at least 12 stage invasions and 13 scuffles with venue security. The band remembers 10 speeding tickets and were questioned by the police at least 3 times. They’ve made 6 music video’s, launched 1 blog and recorded 3 videocasts. Their audience took home 3 shoes and ripped 2 pairs of trousers from Papillon’s body, who did vomit on stage once. 7 live shows ended with a broken wireless microphone and 2 AX-7 keytars got smashed up. A total of 68 rolls of Gaffer tape were used, about 100 glitter balls were ‘customised’, more than 70 interviews were given and their tunes featured on 78 compilations. About half of the past 730 days they’ve spent inside a studio, 45 demo’s were made and 21 different versions of new artwork got rejected. About 28 hours were spent discussing the definitive, 11 songs counting track list… but it’s here, the second album by The Subs: Decontrol. A lot has happened to the crew from Ghent, Belgium, since their electroravepunk-whatsinaname powered train started rolling: they celebrated 10 years of Fabric with the give-away Mitsubitchi track, for instance. But also released their acclaimed Vomit In Style EP, featuring stellar remixes from Mixhell, Don Rimini and Les Petits Pilous. Together with the latter, The Subs hooked up for the release of a banging double biller, My Body Is Gonna Remember/Rototom. But stressed about the most important evolution, the band agree unanimously: their maturation into a fully fledged, all hands on deck live band. “It’s our fingerprint”, the band says. “Our ticket to open doors and roads. Gone are the freshmen days of ‘two CD-J’s and a microphone’, travelling from one church tower to the next. With this live setting, we can travel anywhere in the world and show the people what the heart, mind, arms and legs of The Subs truly are.”. Are the new tunes that make up Decontrol the fall-out of The Subs’ live incarnation? “Not exactly”, stresses Papillon. “Playing a live show is not the same as recording an album. They are two different worlds. Electronic music doesn’t evolve from four guys jamming together in a shed, it’s the fruit of many dark hours sitting behind keyboards and computers”, the singer/producer/jumping jack flash adds laughingly. All the new tracks have been road tested though. Sometimes the band stretched soundchecks into a three hour tweaking session, before unleashing new bits and pieces to a live audience later the same evening. There’s been a lot of (soul) searching, trying to find the right tone and feeling of the new album, for which Papillon claims that, besides a new found love, chaos was the main inspiration: “All creativity is born out of chaos. When you allow yourself to give up control, unexpected, beautiful things happen.” Creativity from chaos; it almost echo’s Malcolm McClaren’s famous ‘cash from chaos’ manifesto - “Well, we don’t know about the cash, but there’s always plenty of chaos surrounding The Subs”, the band agree on, grinningly. And this: “Decontrol is much less a ‘fuck you’ album than Subculture, and more an ‘I’d like to fuck you’ album.”. A prime example of the rewarding, creative chaos surrounding The Subs is the smash single The Pope Of Dope, cooked up with the notorious DJ-squad PartyHarders. Papillon explains: “They’re such fun guys to hang out with, we wanted to collaborate on something sooner or later.” It turned out to be sooner than later, when one night, the boys started fidgeting with a stray disco sample and PartyHarders chief Colonel performed an on the spot recording of his mischievous vocal. During the summer of 2010, the result went from underground oddity to big room carpet bomb and festival favourite in no time, taking everyone, all three Subs included, by surprise. The dopey pope is absent on Decontrol, but he gave his blessing to the too cool-for-old school house cut Don’t Stop, the hyperactive rave jam that is The Hype, the hard hitting techno beats of The Visible Man and the French movie soundtrack-inspired Hannibal (And The Battle Of Zama). There’s even some profound philosophies hidden inside Decontrol – the universally appealing club anthem The Face Of The Planet, for instance, or Lemonade, inspired by a quote from American skater/artist Ed Templeton: ‘if life gives you lemons, make lemonade’. “We make music for the shuffle generation”, concludes Papillon. “Decontrol covers a lot of bases, but at the same time it definitely serves as a whole. We’ve become more positive thinking the past few years, I can't wait to infect our audience with that sensation.” The Subs are Jeroen De Pessemier aka Papillon, Wiebe Loccufier aka DJ Tonic and Luca Di Ferdinando aka Highbloo. |
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Highbloo "Time To Change Remixes" (LL45D) 1: Time To Change Part 2 Keith & Supabeatz Remix 2: Time To Change Part 1 Tony Senghore Remix 3: Time To Change Part 2 Mikix The Cat Remix 4: Time To Change Part 2 Surfing Leons Remix After ‘My Sitar’ and ‘Fakirology’, Highbloo’s first two EP’s on Lektroluv, beginning of this year we released the two-sided cluster bomb ‘Time To Change’ to high international acclaim. It was played by Steve Aoki, Boys Noize, Brodinski, Boris Dlugosch, Mixhell, Mason, Style Of Eye, Zoo Brazil, Don Rimini, Drop The lime, BeatauCue, His Majesty Andre and many MANY more! Now we present you the remixes by the legendary Tony Senghore, Keith & Supabeatz from Southern Fried fame, Mikix The Cat aka Momma’s Boy and our compatriots Surfing Leons, the guys behind the massive Forma.t parties. All killers no fillers!! |
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Sound Of Stereo "Hurricane" (LL44D) 1: Hurricane 2: Typhoon Sound of Stereo is back to blow you away. Literally. Their new Hurricane EP contains two original tracks that simply sound amazing. Altough both Hurricane and Typhoon have an oldskool twist to them, they sound really fresh and contemporary. We suggest you find something to hold on to because a Hurricane and a Typhoon are about to hit… |
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The Subs "The Face Of The Planet" (LL43D) 1: The Face Of The Planet 2: The Face Of The Planet Style Of Eye Remix 3: The Face Of The Planet Gtronic Remix 4: The Face Of The Planet Tai Remix 5: The Face Of The Planet Clouds Remix 6: The Face Of The Planet Ado's Norp! Remix 7: The Face Of The Planet Ado's Scratch And (Snufff Mix) 8: The Face Of The Planet Parametic Remix ‘Dress up your Buddhas, give Jesus a tie, Dance like a voodoo, the whole planet is high, Cry out like monkeys, greasepaint Muhammed, This is the Face, the Face of the Planet!’ ‘The Face of the Planet’ is the opening track and first single of The Subs’ freshly squeezed full album ‘DECONTROL’ that will be released on Lektroluv end of March. The Subs give you an anthem. A hymn. Some people will recognize this track from the notorious Subs live shows, but be prepared for a new version that sounds fresh like a happy polar bear. Optimistic yet melancholic. Old but new. Punchy and sexy. The new Subs have arrived! Accompanied by banging remixes by Style Of Eye, Clouds, Tai, Gtronic, Ado & Parametic this makes an amazing package. |
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Boemklatsch "To The Future" (LL42D) 1: To The Future 2: To The Future DJ Antention Remix 3: To The Future Nobody Beats The Drum Remix 4: To The Future Pance Party Remix 5: To The Future Sharam Jey Remix After the successful “Spikkeltjes EP”, which was released early last year on Lektroluv, it’s time for a follow-up release by the Dutch Boemklatsch crew on Dr. Lektroluv’s label. The “To The Future EP” exists out of 5 tracks; the original featuring Princess Superstar, and remixes by San Francisco trio Pance Party, German King (Kong) Sharam Jey, Dutch upcoming stars Nobody Beats The Drum en Proxy’s Russian buddy DJ Antention. We can already tell you there is more to come from Boemklatsch on Lektroluv in 2011, get prepared!! |
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Highbloo "Time To Change" (LL41D) 1: Time To Change Part 1 2: Time To Change Part 2 Highbloo got into music when he was still a child. He created his own electro project "Highbloo" after seeing Popof perform in Belgium at the end of 2008. Ever since then, he has been working on his productions; a sweet mix between midget, dirty dutch and minimal techno. His tracks quickly caught the attention of the blogs and got DJ support from the likes of Crookers, Brodinski, LA Riots, Don Rimini... And Dr. Lektroluv, who signed him to his label for the release of his first two EP’s ‘My Sitar’ and ‘Fakirology’. The remix requests quickly came flooding in and now there’s his third EP scheduled for the 31st of January 2011 on Lektroluv. Time To Change exists of two parts, but you’ll hear both sound totally different. Part 1 is amazing banging hypnotic techno – you hadn’t seen that one comin’ right?! Part 2 sounds very happy with its cut-up disco sample and might get as popular on the radio as it will be at parties. Allround producer, allround great ep!!! |
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Mumbai Science "Gold" (LL39D) 1: Gold 2: Gold Noob Remix 3: Gold NT89 Remix We warned you a few months ago: Mumbai Science is here to stay... Their ANCOVA EP got major support over the summer from big names such as 2 Many Dj’s, Boys Noize, Crookers, Brodinski, Erol Alkan, ... (you get the picture) Mumbai Science just finished it’s third EP on Lektroluv records and they couldn't have picked a better name for it's upcoming release: "Gold" ! The new EP contains 1 Mumbai Science original, a remix by Noob and a remix by NT89. You can decide for yourself which one's bronze, which one’s silver and which one's gold. But one thing is certain: You will be taken to the next level. Mumbai Science² is here. QED |
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The Subs vs Les Petits Pilous "My Body's Gonna Remember / Rototom" (LL40D) 1: My Body's Gonna Remember 2: Rototom Finally we are able to present you a new release from The Subs – we know y’all have been waiting for it! This time The Subs teamed up with their good friends from Les Petits Pilous (BNR). Anthony from LPP, originally from France, has been living in Ghent since around a year, and Ghent being the homebase of our boys The Subs, it only seemed logical for them to get together in the studio and record some tunes. Les Petits Pilous became incontournable in the international electro scene since their extremely successful releases such as ‘Wake Up’ and ‘Bielle’ on Boys Noize his own record label. You can imagine that the combination of LPP and The Subs has resulted in two incredible club bangers; My Body and Rototom. Woah! |
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Mightyfools "Tonight / Super Summer EP" (LL38D) 1: Tonight 2: Super Summer 3: Super Summer Sharam Jey Remix 4: Tonight Rico Tubbs Remix After ‘That’s The Shit’ and ‘Devil’s Marbles’ we’re proud to be able to present you the new Mightyfools on Lektroluv! Mightyfools, the unbreakable duo from Holland that is always on the run. Known for their highly energetic DJ-sets that resemble party & fun together, they’re a worldwide phenomenon which created an international buzz. Soundwise it’s difficult to describe their sound. Getting inspiration from multiple genres that go from rock to rnb to funk and making a huge crossover between house, techno, disco, electro and of course their famous big baselines. The new record ‘Tonight/Super Summer’ is a double A-sider that is hand-crafted for major dancefloor mosh-pits. Hold on to your trousers!! Remixes come from Sharam Jey - on another level since the release of his album on King Kong Records - and Rico Tubbs (Menu Music). He delivers a blinding ravey dubstep remix. Attention, essential record!!! |
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Steve Aoki "I Love Techno 2010" (LLCD8D) 1: Paradise Poltergeist 2: Rubber 3: Hope Djedjotronic Remix 4: Infidels Of The World Unite Shinichi Osawa Remix 5: Harmageddon Felix Cartal Remix 6: Sucker Punch Costello Remix 7: Change 8: Show Me Your Hands 9: Brrrat! His Majesty Andre Remix 10: Told Ya 11: K*M*A* 12: Metric 13: Other Planets Style Of Eye Remix 14: Love 15: Bubonic 16: Wake Up Call 17: Paper 18: Mystery Meat Bloody Beetroots Remix 19: New Noise 20: Zombie Attack 21: I Love Techno 2010 Continuous Mix |
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Highbloo "Fakirology" (LL37D) 1: Guiro 2: Fakirology 3: Guiro Mumbai Science Remix 4: Fakirology Will Bailey Remix Highbloo got into music when he was still a child. He created his own electro project "Highbloo" after seeing Popof perform in Antwerp at the end of 2008. Ever since then, he has been working on his productions; a sweet mix between midget, dirty dutch and minimal techno. His tracks quickly caught the attention of the blogs and got DJ support from the likes of Crookers, Brodinski, LA Riots, Don Rimini... And Dr. Lektroluv, who signed him to his label for the release of his debut EP ‘My Sitar’ earlier this year. The remix requests quickly came flooding in and now there’s a second EP coming up on Lektroluv. This summer Highbloo played at all the big festivals, in the meantime he’s a regular at Social Club in Paris and soon he’s also playing at the gigantic I Love Techno fest. The remixes on this EP are from the hands of UK star Will Bailey (Simma Records) and our very own Mumbai Science, who are currently killing it globally with their Ancova monster hit. Don’t miss this one!!! |
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Sound Of Stereo "Helium" (LL36D) 1: Helium Video Edit 2: Helium 3: Helium Jan Driver Remix 4: Helium Paul Chambers Remix 5: Radium There is no need for an introduction when it comes to Sound of Stereo. They previously released EP's and remixes on Lektroluv records, Dim Mak records & Turbo Records, they collaborated on the Bloody Beetroots album and they have been touring all over the world. Inbetween touring they found the time to finish their new "Helium EP" on Lektroluv records, which shows two sides of the amazing duo. First there is Sound of Stereo's A-side: Crowd pleasing, anthem-style bangers represented on this new EP by the titletrack "Helium". Next there is Sound of Stereo's deeper B-side: techno - but not narrow - minded vibes represented by the track "Radium". If you weren't convinced of Sound of Stereo's knowhow in the past, you will be blown away by this release. Remixes for Helium and Radium will be provided by Paul Chambers (Soulwax protégé) & Jan Driver (producing beast) |
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Dr. Lektroluv "Live At Lowlands" (LLCD7D) 1: Lowlands Intro 2: Binary 3: Vomit In Style 4: Singapore Swing 5: Paradise Poltergeist 6: Cameltoe 7: Ancova 8: Welcome 9: Dansa Med Vapen The Subs Remix 10: Guiro 11: Devil's Marbles Dub Mix 12: Brap 13: Destroy It 14: Strange Polymorphic Remix 15: Lemonade 16: Helium 17: How To Fake Your Own Life Etienne De Crécy Remix 18: Truckers Delight Alex Gopher Remix 19: High Together 20: Live At Lowlands Continuous Mix |
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Hey Today! "Strange" (LL34D) 1: Strange Original 2: Strange Boris Dlugosch Remix 3: Strange Polymorphic Remix 4: Strange Munk Remix Hey Today! are the phenomenal groundbreaking production, DJ and live duo Raik Krause and Robert Nickel who share studio rooms with Digitalism in a Hamburg based World War II bunker. Hey Today! have tweaked various legendary tunes on hipster labels such as Kitsune (Paris), Bang Gang (Sydney) and on Tiga's Canadian label Turbo, followed by strong remixes for people like Boys Noize, Zombie Nation, Tiga, Empire Of The Sun, Digitalism, Shazam, Moonbootica and others. The current single "Strange" is continuing the story of the previous success with the - as EdBanger Busy P described it - LFO meets Herbie Hancock sounding single “Talk To Me“ which was released on Turbo and became one of the biggest tunes of 2010. „Strange“ has now been signed to Dr. Lektroluv’s label and will definitely become a very big tune too. The single will be released with strong remixes by Boris Dlugosch (who recently released the amazing ‘Bangkok’ on Erol Alkan´s label Phantasy Music), Polymorphic (from Proxy´s label Mako) and Gomma Records labelhead MUNK (remember “La Musica“!). For sure an amazing package!! |
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Mightyfools vs Sharkslayer "Devil’s Marbles" (LL35D) 1: Devil's Marbles Club Mix 2: Devil's Marbles Dub Mix Mightyfools - remember "That's The Shit" on LL30 - are currently touring Australia and New Zealand. They're doing this together with Sharkslayer (Top Billin) and especially for the occasion they made a track together. It's called "Devil's Marbles" and we're very happy to be able to release it on Lektroluv! 06-08-2010 - Villa - Perth, Australia 07-08-2010 - Chinese Laundry - Sydney, Australia 11-08-2010 - Monastery - Brisbane, Australia 12-08-2010 - Electric Circus - Adelaide, Australia 13-08-2010 - Academy - Canberra, Australia 14-08-2010 - The Espy - Melbourne, Australia 20-08-2010 - Sandwitches - Wellington, New Zealand 21-08-2010 - The Met & Code - Auckland, New Zealand http://www.myspace.com/mightyfools http://www.myspace.com/sharxlayer |
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The Subs "Vomit In Style Remixes" (LL33D) 1: Vomit In Style Mixhell Remix 2: Heat Les Petits Pilous Remix 3: Vomit In Style Don Rimini Chi Town Remix 4: Vomit In Style VNNR Remix 5: Bang Bang Bang Dub Mix Of course we think this remix EP is amazing. Of course we think it contains bangers. Of course blablabla ... let's just cut that crap ... Mixhell, Les Petits Pilous, Don Rimini and VNNR all simply puked out some remixes of The Subs Vomit in Style EP. Mixhell: booty, acid, new old school remix from the most charming couple in the electro scene. Igor, we love it when you get behind that drum and sex up the crowd while Laima is shakin' and teasin' behind the decks. Thank you so much for this phat and hot remix. Les Petits Pilous: NU techno screamin' bassline driven remix by Boys Noize's youngest. Anthony, the silent force, and Jean Pat, the funny acid smiley, upcoming French talent. We love you! Don Rimini: an eccentric but effective and groovy remix. Techno-ish sounds but booty from start to end. We love that phat and fluffy bass sound so much !!! The new French touch, hahaha. Xavier is such a polite and easy going guy but once he gets on stage, he transforms into this visceral energy puking DJ from which the love for music streams into the audience ! VNNR: new talent from ever ravin' Belgium, this dirty punky remix brings homage to Iggy Pop from who the lyrics were borrowed anyway. "So i did it somethin' like this: aaaahhh...." Finally, as a digital treat we added a Dub mix of 'Bang Bang Bang' for those who are not that much into vocals. We love you all !!! The Subs |
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Mumbai Science "Ancova" (LL32D) 1: Ancova 2: Ancova Dry Edit 3: Hoot After their first "Woof EP" the question on everyone's mind was: Are they going to disappear in the Mumbai masses or are they more then just one in a billion...? With the new "Ancova EP" comes the answer to that question: Mumbai Science is here to stay. While working in Dr. Lektroluv's underground lab for a few months now, they improved their sound to a whole new level. With dancefloorbangers like Ancova and Hoot, it's hard not to get cured... You say party, we say techno. What's next for Mumbai Science? The Nobel prize? |
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Gtronic "Cameltoe EP" (LL31D) 1: Cameltoe 2: Suck My Lollipop 3: Cameltoe Mustard Pimp Remix 4: Suck My Lollipop Blatta & Inesha How Many Licks Remix Lektroluv Records is on a roll!! After recent hot new signings such as Mightyfools and Highbloo, Gtronic is the Dr.’s latest acquisition to his roster. With ‘Iron Man’ Gtronic released one of the biggest tracks of last year, supported by all the usual suspects and used by The Bloody Beetroots on their mix-cd. His debut for Lektroluv will be the Cameltoe EP, but Gtronic’s upcoming projects also include an EP for DimMak. Definitely someone to keep an eye on!! |
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Mightyfools "That's The Shit" (LL30D) 1: That's The Shit 2: Baguette After Highbloo and Mumbai Science, Lektroluv is proud to present another fresh signing to the label, Mightyfools from The Netherlands. Their Lektroluv debut will be released on May 31st. Mightyfools, an unbreakable duo that has always consistently been on the run. Known for their highly energetic DJ-sets which resemble party & fun together, best selling EP’s, number one chart notations, and airtime on the commercial radio: they are a worldwide phenomenon which created an international buzz. Sound wise it’s difficult to describe their sound. Getting inspiration from multiple genres that varies from rock to rnb to funk and making a huge crossover between house, techno, disco, electro and of course their famous big baselines. Mightyfools: full with hyperactive energy, they’re the shit!! |
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The Subs "Vomit In Style" (LL29D) 1: Bang Bang Bang 2: Heat 3: Vomit In Style After the early 2010 releases of underground club hit Mitsubitchi, Play Paul remix on Kitsuné and a remix for Poney Poney Run Run, The Subs present their new EP consisting of 3 slamming tunes. After an incident onstage, they decided to name their EP 'vomit in style'. With Bang Bang Bang , Heat and title track Vomit In Style, they are bringing band dynamics into dance, giving their own rebellious version of what’s happening in the scene today. With shameless Belgian attitude, they (ab)use melodies, vocals, choirs, analogue and digital filth and real instruments to create their own typical punky sound. The EP will give you a taste of what’s to be expected from their second album, due for release in late October 2010. |
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Ampersand "The Ruckus" (LL28D) 1: The Ruckus 2: The Ruckus SonicC Remix 3: The Ruckus Highbloo Remix Ampersand is the German duo consisting of DJ Hade and Brian Damage. They went to school together without knowing, and only met much later through a common friend. They noticed they both made the same music and decided to join forces. The duo exists for about 3 years now and celebrates this with their 2nd release on Lektroluv, the follow-up to the gigantic 'Fake Motherfuckerz'. On remix duties are the freshly signed upcoming Belgian star Highbloo, and SonicC. He is known for his banging tracks and remixes on Nervous Records, Ministry Of Sound, Mixmash, Fools Gold and Mute Records, and is working on a full album for Dim Mak. |
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Party Harders vs The Subs "The Pope Of Dope" (LL27D) 1: The Pope Of Dope 2: The Pope Of Dope Rehab 3: The Pope Of Dope Highbloo Remix 4: The Pope Of Dope The Oddword Wahu Wahu Remix POPE OF DOPE is the Partyharders’ first release in collaboration with The Subs. The Subs are beyond introductions. Partyharders as well, but for those who have been living on another planet lately: the Partyharders Squad are incontournable in their hometown Liège. These electro wizards and graphic artists (with rvo/2shy & spit) are about to conquer not only the rest of our country but the rest of Western Europe as well. Their electronic letterbox is crammed with invitations to the trendiest parties. Each month they travel to Paris to reside at the famous Social Club. Justice, Busy P, Crookers, Boys Noize, The Bloody Beetroots, Mr Oizo: just a few names you will discover in the Partyharders Squad’s phone book. The track is the result of The Subs inviting Partyharders over for some first class partying, what else? When the spirits were high, someone had the luminous idea to do some vocals all of a sudden ... right? The Subs placed a mic in front of Mon Colonel's nose and the rest is history... |
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Highbloo "My Sitar EP" (LL26D) 1: My Sitar 2: My Orkestar 3: 50 cl We’re proud to present another exlusive artist to the Lektroluv roster. Luca “ Highbloo “ got involved in music already as a child and fell in love with electrionic music after listening to a Dj-set from Popof a few years ago . Since that moment he started to develop his own music which got attention from blogs like Fabric , Buzzendirekt … It was Mon Colonel from the Partyharders Crew that set up the buzz around this young talent from the south of Belgium. He is already getting support from the likes of Brodinski , Don Rimini , The Subs , Sound of Stereo and Dr. Lektroluv to name but a few . His first 12” on Lektroluv is called “ My Orkestar / My Sitar” and will be released in April . |
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Mumbai Science "Woof" (LL25D) 1: Woof 2: 3200 3: Coconuts Mumbai Science... Sounds boring, right? Don't worry; we are not talking about obsessed white-suit-scientists but about a duo of musicproducers working their way up the musicgame. After having worked on different projects in the past, they now join forces in what might be one of the freshest sounds you will hear this spring. They are debuting on Lektroluv Records with a three-track-ep including Mumbai Science originals Woof, 3200 and Coconuts: Eastern vocals, southern bongos, western flows and northern coolness; That about sums it up. Mumbai Science will be all over the place in the next few months, so there will be plenty of oportunities too see and hear what the fuzz is all about! If techno, kuduro and dirty house had a threesome, Mumbai Science would be the result. |
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"Mitsubitchi (Bobermann Remix)" (LL24D) 1: Mitsubitchi Extended Mix 2: Mitsubitchi Bobermann Remix The new club banger from Belgium’s number one electro band The Subs. On remix duties is Bobermann aka Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo aka one half of the mighty Bloody Beetroots! Woop woop! Dancefloor destruction guaranteed!! www.thesubs.be |
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Sound Of Stereo "Zipper RMXS" (LL22RD) 1: Zipper LA Riots Remix 2: Button BeatauCue Remix 3: Velcro MikIX The Cat Remix Sound of Stereo has been all over the place. Their tracks have also been picked up by big names such as Bloody Beetroots, Steve Aoki, MSTRKRFT, Armand Van Helden, Crookers, Congorock, Jokers of the Scene .. Now, their latest hit-ep 'Zipper' was remixed by Beataucue, MikIX The Cat & LA Riots. Another winner! |
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Boemklatsch "Spikkeltjes" (LL23D) 1: Spikkeltjes Radio Edit 2: Spikkeltjes Original 3: Spikkeltjes Instrumental 4: Spikkeltjes The Subs Remix Boemklatsch is a dj-collective from the Netherlands, which has 3 dj's, 2 vj's and a host. For the moment they're working hard in the studio on their first album. Boemklatsch is always in for fresh collaborations, of which this track - featuring Faberyayo of 'De Jeugd Van Tegenwoordig' - is the perfect proof. Beside the original track, The Subs remixed this hit, to make the package complete! |
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Sound Of Stereo "Zipper EP" (LL22D) 1: Zipper 2: Velcro 3: Button After surprising Belgium and the rest of the world with their "Zoopah Dupah" and "Heads Up" EP's, Sound of Stereo is back with a new, fresh sound best described as "something you should hear for yourself". In the past few months Sound of Stereo has been all over the place. Not only have they played every large festival and venue in Belgium & Holland, their tracks have also been picked up by big names such as Bloody Beetroots, Steve Aoki, MSTRKRFT, Armand Van Helden, Crookers, Congorock, Jokers of the Scene and many, many more. With the new "Zipper EP" comes a more mature sound that proves that Sound of Stereo is more than just wobbly beats and funny lyrics. The release contains 3 brand new tracks that will be presented at I Love Techno on the 24th of october. Don't hesitate and get them while they're hot! |
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Crookers "I Love Techno 2009" (LLCD6D) 1: Knobbers 2: Aquafresh 3: Caked 4: Seven Crookers Remix 5: The Count 6: Watching You Oliver$ Remix 7: Eurostarr Nic Sarno Remake 8: Radio Ladio Micachu Remix 9: U.F.O. (K-Hole Riddim) 10: Lefe 11: Spike 12: I Love Techno 2009 Continuous Mix Taking place on the 24th of October, this year’s I Love Techno is held at the Flanders Expo in Ghent and as ever is expected to attract some 35,000 people across 5 rooms making it Europe's leading indoor dance event. Crookers are one of the headliners this year, next to other hot acts such as Laurent Garnier, Tiga, Boys Noize, Paul Kalkbrenner and Surkin. |
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The Subs "From Dusk Till Dawn" (LL21D) 1: From Dusk Till Dawn Original Mix 2: From Dusk Till Dawn Joe And Will Ask? Remix 3: From Dusk Till Dawn Zodiac Cartel Remix After the succes of 'Music is the new religion' and 'My Punk', The Subs now bring you 'From Dusk Till Dawn', the third single taken from their debut album 'Subculture'. It features a special edit of 'From Dusk Till Dawn', plus wicked versions from remix heroes Zodiac Cartel and Joe And Will Ask? (Kitsuné). |
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Mr. Magnetik "Ouch" (LL20D) 1: Ouch 2: Aie 3: Erupt 4: Touché Mr. Magnetik is since the beginning of the nineties one of the key figures of the electronic music scene in the French speaking southern part of Belgium. Apart from being a graphic designer, party promotor and DJ, Mr. Magnetik now also started producing his own tracks. His debut EP 'You've Been Magnetized' has been a killer in Dr. Lektroluv's dj-sets and now finally there's the follow up 'Ouch'. |
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Sound Of Stereo "Heads Up!" (LL19D) 1: Heads Up! Original 2: Heads Up! Lazerface Edit 3: Heads Up! The Bloody Beetroots Remix 4: Heads Up! DJ Manaia Remix 5: Heads Up! Mightyfools Remix 6: Heads Up! Nic Sarno Retrix *** "Mightyfools Remix" and "Nic Sarno Retrix" are digital only tracks! *** |
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The Subs "My Punk" (LL18D) 1: My Punk Jokers Of The Scene Remix 2: My Punk Original Club Version 3: My Punk Is Funk Alex Gopher Remix After the succes of 'Music is the new religion', The Subs now bring you 'My Punk', the second single taken from their debut album 'Subculture'. It features a special club mix of 'My Punk', plus wicked versions from remix heroes Jokers Of The Scene (Fool's Gold, Mental Groove) and Alex Gopher. |
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Sound Of Stereo "Zoopah Dupah EP" (LL17D) 1: Evil Panda 2: Parrot Attack 3: Supah Dupah Sound Of Stereo is Jochen Sablon and Vincent De Boeck. They met about a year ago on the internet. Though it wasn't a datingsite on which they met, they hooked up pretty fast and started producing and deejaying together. And with success: Their first single "Nic Nag" was picked up by MTV, that used it for a televisioncommercial. After MTV, also Belgium's national radiostation Studio Brussels discovered the magic duo and decided to play their songs in heavy rotation on some of their best shows such as Switch, Mish Mash, Volt and The Maxx. Next to the (inter)national media, also a lot of (inter)national deejays discovered Sound Of Stereo: They are tracklisted and loudly supported by Crookers, Bloody Beetroots, Dr. Lektroluv, Lee Mortimer, Jokers Of The Scene, The Subs, PartyhardERS and many others. After playing in every fancy club and party in Belgium, they are about to take over France, Portugal, Italy and the rest of Europe. Sound Of Stereo's new Zoopah Doopah release will contain three original tracks and is due for release mid november on Lektroluv records. Keep your ears open for the next big Belgian thing! |
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Ampersand "Fake Motherfuckerz" (LL14D) 1: Fake Motherfuckerz 2: Her favourite hymn 3: Touring Ampersand is the German duo consisting of DJ Hade and Brian Damage. They went to school together without knowing, and only met much later through a common friend. They noticed they both made the same music and decided to join forces. The duo exists for about a year now and celebrates this with their debut release on Lektroluv. 'Fake Motherfuckerz' is one of the bombs on Dr. Lektroluv's new mix-cd 'Live At Pukkelpop 2008'. Definitely not for pussies...or fake motherfuckerz! |
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The Subs "Subculture" (LLCD5D) 1: Music Is The New Religion Album Version 2: Kiss My Trance Album Version 3: Papillon Album Version 4: My Punk 5: Albatross 6: In Cold Blood 7: Breathe 8: Fuck That Shit Album Version 9: From Dusk Till Dawn Album Version Worldwide release of 'Subculture’, the debut album from Belgium electronic upstarts The Subs. You could be easily forgiven for thinking that with a name like that, this three piece are a classic punk band. Well if punk means tearing up the rule book then to some degree The Subs are punk and if anything rambunctious. That's the least you can say about these beat mavericks. Having already released a couple of underground dance singles like 'You Make Me Spill', 'Fuck That Shit', 'Substracktion' they hit it dancefloor gold in 2008, with 'Kiss My Trance', a punktrance-juggernaut of a hit single which hit the top 20 national singles chart in Belgium. The track started off as a joke, the band wanted to see how far they could push the limits of the trance-genre and get away with it. A true jack-in-the-box, 'Kiss My Trance' turned out to be a massive cross-over success: in genuine guerilla-style peaking in both commercial charts and DJ lists from the likes of Boys Noize, Fake Blood, Brodinski, Simian Mobile Disco, A-Trak, T. Raumschmiere, Philippe Zdar, Alex Gopher, Laurent Garnier and uh... even the world’s number one DJ! The Subs are Jeroen De Pessemier aka Papillon (singer/producer), Wiebe Loccufier aka Tonic (half of DJ duo Starski & Tonic, heirs to the Culture Club-throne, as they took over the residency spot at the infamous Ghent club from 2 ManyDJs and The Glimmers) and Stefan Bracke aka l’entrepreneur (splits his time between deejaying with The Subs and fronting his rave-rock band Foxylane). Over the last year The Subs have enthralled audiences with a live show comprising of a unique set up; 3 men with a laboratory of decks, synths, effects and a microphone. No hiding behind laptops –andwith their raving frontman, The Subs take the sweaty punktrashfeel to the dance stage - they work those machines! With gigs at Dour Festival (B), Pukkelpop (B), Social Club (Paris), Razzmatazz (Barcelona), Fabric (LDN) and Club Low (Madrid) having secured the band's live reputation and remixes for the likes of Telex, Sharam Jey, Alex Gopher, Plump DJs, The Lotterboys and dEUS cementing their studio prowess we now have The Subs dropping their hotly anticipated debut album. The Subs are not your average 'let's mess around with some analogue machines' band. They fought with the machines until a consistent album, a true body of work, came about. Papillon being the songwriter-half (brought up on landmark nineties dance-albums from the likes of Daft Punk, Chemical Brothers and Underworld) and Tonic being the DJ/songwriter with a passion for brand new underground releases and innovative sounds, The Subs had made an album with songs lurking underneath the sounds. (There's even a mellotron on the album - the retrofuturistic instrument the Beatles used on 'Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds'!) 'Subculture’ is a dance album that you can listen to in your car. In your living room. In your bedroom. Anywhere. The mood is intense and brooding. Featuring the singles ‘Fuck That Shit’, ‘Papillon’ and the massive ‘Kiss My Trance’, it's a down-right dirty stunner with both gripping euphoric peaks and melancholy riddled melodic moments. That's how we like our punks. Video for ‘Music Is The New Religion’, the first single from the album: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQycgw4Q9fM Video for ‘Kiss My Trance’, their biggest hit to date and also featured on the album: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xXosA7Yhkw The second single from the album: "My Punk" will precede the album on 9 Feb featuring remixes from Jokers Of The Scene (Fool's Gold, Mental Groove) and Alex Gopher. http://www.thesubs.be http://www.myspace.com/thesubstrax |
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The Subs "Music Is The New Religion" (LL16D) 1: Music Is The New Religion Full Version 2: Music Is The New Religion Radio Edit After the succes of previous singles 'Kiss My Trance' & 'Papillon', The Subs now bring you their new single 'Music is the new religion' taken from their forthcoming album 'Subculture'. Limited quantities available! |
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Mr. Magnetik "You've Been Magnetized" (LL15D) 1: You've Been Magnetized Green Edit 2: You've Been Magnetized Minimus Edit 3: Moments Volés Instrumental 4: Moments Volés Vocal 5: You've Been Magnetized Radio Edit Mr. Magnetik is since the beginning of the nineties one of the key figures of the electronic music scene in the French speaking southern part of Belgium. Apart from being a graphic designer, party promotor and DJ, Mr. Magnetik now also started producing his own tracks. 'You've Been Magnetized' has been a killer in Dr. Lektroluv's dj-sets - it's the opening track on his new Pukkelpop compilation! - and therefor it's obvious that we release it on the Lektroluv label. Be sure to check out the video , it was made by Human (ex-Designer's Republic... nuff said!) |
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Williams "Poltergeist" (LL12D) 1: Poltergeist 2: Poltergeist Voltique Remix After the previous release from The Subs, its exciting to discover that the label has a broad spectrum of signing's and sounds. The Subs release was a full on in your face electro monster, but today we bring you something completely different from the lad born on the Isle of Skye.... Williams. Having grown up with Skye's other famous son Mylo, it was performing on tour, playing keyboards in his band that William Threlfall first made his mark on the worlds music scene. His foray into production was an instant success. His amalgamation of influences, from deep techno to jackin Chicago House makes for some of the most forward thinking and exciting dance music of today. Highly respected Berlin imprint Get Physical shot Williams into the consciousness of the DJ world. His 'Piccadilly Circuits' release found support from the likes of Richie Hawtin and MANDY and lead to more releases on the label. Remixes came thick and fast and his reworkings of The Knife, Moby and Robyn opened up another avenue for him into the mainstream. Still not content, he launched his own label 'Love Triangle'. His singles 'The Shivering' and 'Love on a Real Train' have been huge hits for the label and have elevated it into one of Britains finest underground exports. Today we bring you 'Poltergeist' his new production for Lektroluv. A very 'Get Physical' sounding release. With its warm synths, bassline and lovely melody its a sure fire winner for everyone. On remix duty is another Get Physical and Love Triangle artist 'Voltique'. DJ Joxe and Sebastian Silber brand their own mark on the original by introducing a stomping bassline, and utilising the melody to full effect. |
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Dr. Lektroluv "Live At Pukkelpop 2008 Sampler" (LLCD4D) 1: Dance In Dark 2: My Condition 3: Mars 4: Beat Bang 5: Movin It Over Here 6: Star Guitar 7: Naked Jack 8: Poltergeist After the successful mix CDs recorded live at Extrema and Rock Werchter, this time the extremely popular green masked Dr. Lektroluv offers you a recording of his set at the Pukkelpop festival on the 16th of August as the masked man of electro-funk closed the dance stage. Hot off the press you can expect the fattest electro cuts from the hottest names around as the likes of Busy P, Jacknife Lee, Fischerspooner, The Count of Monte Cristal, Moby, Digitalism, Mr. Magnetik, SebastiAn and Alex Gopher go toe-to-toe on the dancefloor. The mysterious Dr. Lektroluv this time comes live from the Pukkelpop Festival. This three day Belgian festival saw 210 acts playing to 152,000 people over 3 days, a huge development from 1985’s first event that had 7 bands including The Neon Judgement and Front 242. Over the years Pukkelpop has developed into one of the world’s most recognised music festivals, growing from 1 day to 3 days and witnessing thousands of live acts over the years from the likes of Sonic Youth, Wire, Iggy Pop, Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, The Verve, Pavement, Radiohead, Guns N Roses, Foo Fighters, The Prodigy, Metallica, Red Hot Chilli Peppers etc… Following on from the ‘Live At Extrema Outdoor 2006’ and last year’s ‘Live at Rock Werchter’ mix comes a new slice of electro fun that pitches today’s current players with a sprinkling of brilliant old school classics. The good Doctor certainly knows how to rock the crowd as Mr. Magnetik’s galvanized breaks segue into Machines Don’t Care, Fischerspooner’s electro evangalism gets re-rubbed by D.I.M. and the unstoppable pairing of ‘fidget house’ kings Herve and Sinden as the Count of Monte Cristal has seen their ‘My Condition’ become an instant classic. From Ed Banger stalwarts Busy P and SebastiAn and Digitalism we get the sound of France’s electronic legacy whilst Moby and John Acquaviva show us that old techno dogs can still learn new tricks. From classic punk from the Subs to Williams shiny new electro-house stylings and Alex Gopher’s house take on electronics it’s all there, live and in the mix. Fusing angular rhythms, sleazy vocals, old and new, Dr. Lektroluv provides yet another vibrant selection for electro lovers everywhere. This time it’s Pukkelpop’s turn to go green… |
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The Subs "Papillon" (LL13D) 1: Papillon Original Mix 2: Papillon Yuksek & Brodinski Remix 3: Papillon Shinichi Osawa Remix 4: Naked Jack 5: Papillon Radio Edit Following in the footsteps of '2 Many DJ's' and 'The Glimmers' come the next big thing from Belgium... 'The Subs'. Band members 'Papillon', 'Starski' and 'Tonic' hooked up through their passion of making kick ass music! Starski & Tonic first came to prominence following the Glimmers in becoming residents and 'Culture Club' in Ghent, Belgium's finest eclectic-electro venue. Other residencies followed at 'Dirty Dancing' in Brussels and 'Petrol' in Antwerp as well as huge gigs at various europe wide festivals and clubs. Papillon is a musician, producer and songwriter. As well as The Subs, his genius also plays its part in 'Foxylane' the raverock band alongside Stefan 'Poplife' and 'DJ Thang'. Together as The Subs they make some of the dirtiest electro of today. Their second release 'Substracktion' was picked up by 'Phillipe Zdar' and this was closely followed by their club smash's 'Fuck That Shit' and 'Kiss My Trance' which found critical acclaim from the likes of Tiga and Simian Mobile Disco. Today we come at you with their latest release. A massive double header titled 'Papillon', that comes with the heaviest of remix packages!! Papillon comes, not only with the mighty original but also with remixes from super-team 'Yuksek & Brodinksi' and the wonderful funk filled groovathon from 'Shinichi Osawa'. To round of the package you get the ultimate head fuck that is 'Naked Jack'. This is a supreme package of music from The Subs that showcases their sound perfectly. A sound that was recently perfectly described as...DIRTY UNDERBELLY ELECTRO DISCO TECH !!!! INCLUDING DIGI ONLY RADIO EDT! |
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The Subs "Kiss My Trance" (LL10LTDD) 1: Kiss My Trance Radio Edit 2: Kiss My Trance Onesider limited to 500 from the guys behind the monstertunes 'You Make Me Spill', 'Substracktion' and 'Fuck That Shit'. Causing major damage to any floor in their trademark demolition style! |
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Various Artists "Electronation 5 Years mixed by Mason" (LLCD3D) 1: Ar Stack 1 2: My Moon My Man Boys Noize Classic Mix 3: Body Yo Audiojack Mix 4: I Sleep In Sellotape 5: Intimate Expresse 6: This Is Not A Follow Up Chicago Mix 7: Disc Legion Old Robot Mix 8: Lost Forever Andrea Doria Mix 9: Eat The Positive Original mix 10: Out Of My Mind Daniel Taylor Remix 11: Kyra 12: Shut The Fake Up 13: Quarter 14: Outhouse Valentino Kanzyani Remix 15: God Is Green Phil Kieran Club Mix 16: Arpolis 17: Vector X-Y |
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The Subs "Fuck That Shit" (LL9D) 1: Fuck That Shit Original Mix 2: Fuck That Shit Acid Jacks Fuck Shit Up Euro Style Remix After their monstertunes 'You Make Me Spill' and 'Substracktion' and their remixes for Telex, Sharam Jey, dEUS and Lotterboys - played by Tiga & co - The Subs are back with probably their biggest record to date. 'Fuck That Shit' is a track that is going to be reeeeally big on all festivals this summer, we can easily see thousands of people jumping up and down to this track!! Even after only a few records these guys already manage to have a very own and typical sound. The Subs are going to be major, mark our words!!! On the flip you can find a special euro style remix by the hottest Aussie act of the moment: Acid Jacks! www.myspace.com/thesubstrax - www.myspace.com/acidjacks - www.lektroluv.be |
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Michoacan "Livin In A Sick, Psycho Mad World EP" (LL8D) 1: Livin In A Sick, Psycho Mad World 2: Robotski 3: Lovers In The Air 4: Livin In A Sick, Psycho Mad World Radio Edit MICHOACAN is Fernando Miranda Rios, a young and very talented producer from the States. He already has releases on labels such as Grayhound, Bear Entertainment and of course Lektroluv. LL 6 featuring the amazing tracks Basshead and DSSG received much high critical acclaim from the likes of Tiga and Lindstrom, and is still being playlisted on Belgian national radio right now. All tracks on the LIVIN IN A SICK, PSYCHO MAD WORLD ep can easily compete with the previous one. We don't know how he does it, but Michoacan is one of a kind, that's for sure. Keep an eye on him!! |
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Michoacan "Livin In A Sick, Psycho Mad World EP" (LL8D) 1: Livin In A Sick, Psycho Mad World 2: Robotski 3: Lovers In The Air |
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Kaos "Panopeeps" (LL7D) 1: Panopeeps Origin 2: Panopeeps Shit Robot Remix |
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The Subs "Substracktion" (LL5D) 1: Substracktion 2: The Origin 3: The Origin Michoacan rmx |
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Michoacan "Basshead" (LL6D) 1: Basshead Headgames 2: Disco Sucks So Good Original Mix |
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Danton Eeprom "Disko Trash" (LL4D) 1: Berlin 2 Bounce 2: Encore 3: Loved U Before 4: Disko Trash |
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Superlux "Remixes Part 2" (LL3XD) 1: Miss Moon Quenum rmx 2: Alison Kirk Perspects rmx 3: Rococo Pink Fabrice Lig rmx |
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Superlux "Remixes" (LL3D) 1: Alarm David Carretta remix 2: Alison Kirk Lowfish remix 3: Babyboo Detroit Grand Pubahs remix |
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Mysterymen "Infrared" (LL2D) 1: Infrared 2: Activate And Emulate |
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Bangkok Impact / Savas Pascalidis "111 / Boccaccio Life" (LL1D) 1: 111 2: Boccaccio Life |
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