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Swiss techno titans !Organism welcome Nick Hansen with four firing new tracks that get backed up by a remix from A. Mochi.

New York artist Nick Hansen grew up seeing the likes of Chris Liebing, Adam Beyer and Victor Calderone play his local clubs. Now he is making his own mark on the scene with gigs at key clubs and festivals round Europe and the US, his own radio show and, of course, his powerful techno productions, which have picked up plays from the likes of Richie Hawtin, Paco Osuna and Joseph Capriati.

The hulking 'Falling Deeper' opens things with heavyweight kicks rattling your bones. An acid bassline squiggles up through the mix as icy hi hats dance up top. It's a thunderous track full of suspense and one that will consume even the largest of clubs. Just as powerful and attention grabbing is 'Walk Alone' with its monolithic kick drums, echoing vocal cries and acid undulations.

The excellent 'Lost In Forever' is a darkly atmospheric track with an eerie atmosphere. It's sparse and unsettling with firing hits, warped bass and twisted synths all casting a spell as the groove drives on. Final original 'Saved Me' is a brilliantly riotous track with frazzled synths, loopy sirens and big drums. All that makes for an edgy tune that changes shape at the hands of various filters and is sure to stand out in any set.

A. Mochi is a Japanese artist and key part of Len Faki's Figure label. A prolific producer over the last ten years, he is a respected artist who proves why with his remix of 'Falling Deeper.' In his hands the track is a tightly woven, rubbery and supple techno roller with haunting drones and busy percussion all working you into a lather.

Once again here !Organism have served up some seriously sizzling techno sounds.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/falling-deeper/2243096 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA137 Release: March 19, 2018

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Swiss techno titans !Organism welcome Nick Hansen with four firing new tracks that get backed up by a remix from A. Mochi.

New York artist Nick Hansen grew up seeing the likes of Chris Liebing, Adam Beyer and Victor Calderone play his local clubs. Now he is making his own mark on the scene with gigs at key clubs and festivals round Europe and the US, his own radio show and, of course, his powerful techno productions, which have picked up plays from the likes of Richie Hawtin, Paco Osuna and Joseph Capriati.

The hulking 'Falling Deeper' opens things with heavyweight kicks rattling your bones. An acid bassline squiggles up through the mix as icy hi hats dance up top. It's a thunderous track full of suspense and one that will consume even the largest of clubs. Just as powerful and attention grabbing is 'Walk Alone' with its monolithic kick drums, echoing vocal cries and acid undulations.

The excellent 'Lost In Forever' is a darkly atmospheric track with an eerie atmosphere. It's sparse and unsettling with firing hits, warped bass and twisted synths all casting a spell as the groove drives on. Final original 'Saved Me' is a brilliantly riotous track with frazzled synths, loopy sirens and big drums. All that makes for an edgy tune that changes shape at the hands of various filters and is sure to stand out in any set.

A. Mochi is a Japanese artist and key part of Len Faki's Figure label. A prolific producer over the last ten years, he is a respected artist who proves why with his remix of 'Falling Deeper.' In his hands the track is a tightly woven, rubbery and supple techno roller with haunting drones and busy percussion all working you into a lather.

Once again here !Organism have served up some seriously sizzling techno sounds.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/falling-deeper/2243096 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA137 Release: March 19, 2018

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Swiss techno titans !Organism welcome Nick Hansen with four firing new tracks that get backed up by a remix from A. Mochi.

New York artist Nick Hansen grew up seeing the likes of Chris Liebing, Adam Beyer and Victor Calderone play his local clubs. Now he is making his own mark on the scene with gigs at key clubs and festivals round Europe and the US, his own radio show and, of course, his powerful techno productions, which have picked up plays from the likes of Richie Hawtin, Paco Osuna and Joseph Capriati.

The hulking 'Falling Deeper' opens things with heavyweight kicks rattling your bones. An acid bassline squiggles up through the mix as icy hi hats dance up top. It's a thunderous track full of suspense and one that will consume even the largest of clubs. Just as powerful and attention grabbing is 'Walk Alone' with its monolithic kick drums, echoing vocal cries and acid undulations.

The excellent 'Lost In Forever' is a darkly atmospheric track with an eerie atmosphere. It's sparse and unsettling with firing hits, warped bass and twisted synths all casting a spell as the groove drives on. Final original 'Saved Me' is a brilliantly riotous track with frazzled synths, loopy sirens and big drums. All that makes for an edgy tune that changes shape at the hands of various filters and is sure to stand out in any set.

A. Mochi is a Japanese artist and key part of Len Faki's Figure label. A prolific producer over the last ten years, he is a respected artist who proves why with his remix of 'Falling Deeper.' In his hands the track is a tightly woven, rubbery and supple techno roller with haunting drones and busy percussion all working you into a lather.

Once again here !Organism have served up some seriously sizzling techno sounds.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/falling-deeper/2243096 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA137 Release: March 19, 2018

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Swiss techno titans !Organism welcome Nick Hansen with four firing new tracks that get backed up by a remix from A. Mochi.

New York artist Nick Hansen grew up seeing the likes of Chris Liebing, Adam Beyer and Victor Calderone play his local clubs. Now he is making his own mark on the scene with gigs at key clubs and festivals round Europe and the US, his own radio show and, of course, his powerful techno productions, which have picked up plays from the likes of Richie Hawtin, Paco Osuna and Joseph Capriati.

The hulking 'Falling Deeper' opens things with heavyweight kicks rattling your bones. An acid bassline squiggles up through the mix as icy hi hats dance up top. It's a thunderous track full of suspense and one that will consume even the largest of clubs. Just as powerful and attention grabbing is 'Walk Alone' with its monolithic kick drums, echoing vocal cries and acid undulations.

The excellent 'Lost In Forever' is a darkly atmospheric track with an eerie atmosphere. It's sparse and unsettling with firing hits, warped bass and twisted synths all casting a spell as the groove drives on. Final original 'Saved Me' is a brilliantly riotous track with frazzled synths, loopy sirens and big drums. All that makes for an edgy tune that changes shape at the hands of various filters and is sure to stand out in any set.

A. Mochi is a Japanese artist and key part of Len Faki's Figure label. A prolific producer over the last ten years, he is a respected artist who proves why with his remix of 'Falling Deeper.' In his hands the track is a tightly woven, rubbery and supple techno roller with haunting drones and busy percussion all working you into a lather.

Once again here !Organism have served up some seriously sizzling techno sounds.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/falling-deeper/2243096 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA137 Release: March 19, 2018

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Swiss techno titans !Organism welcome Nick Hansen with four firing new tracks that get backed up by a remix from A. Mochi.

New York artist Nick Hansen grew up seeing the likes of Chris Liebing, Adam Beyer and Victor Calderone play his local clubs. Now he is making his own mark on the scene with gigs at key clubs and festivals round Europe and the US, his own radio show and, of course, his powerful techno productions, which have picked up plays from the likes of Richie Hawtin, Paco Osuna and Joseph Capriati.

The hulking 'Falling Deeper' opens things with heavyweight kicks rattling your bones. An acid bassline squiggles up through the mix as icy hi hats dance up top. It's a thunderous track full of suspense and one that will consume even the largest of clubs. Just as powerful and attention grabbing is 'Walk Alone' with its monolithic kick drums, echoing vocal cries and acid undulations.

The excellent 'Lost In Forever' is a darkly atmospheric track with an eerie atmosphere. It's sparse and unsettling with firing hits, warped bass and twisted synths all casting a spell as the groove drives on. Final original 'Saved Me' is a brilliantly riotous track with frazzled synths, loopy sirens and big drums. All that makes for an edgy tune that changes shape at the hands of various filters and is sure to stand out in any set.

A. Mochi is a Japanese artist and key part of Len Faki's Figure label. A prolific producer over the last ten years, he is a respected artist who proves why with his remix of 'Falling Deeper.' In his hands the track is a tightly woven, rubbery and supple techno roller with haunting drones and busy percussion all working you into a lather.

Once again here !Organism have served up some seriously sizzling techno sounds.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/falling-deeper/2243096 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA137 Release: March 19, 2018

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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!Organism offer up a techno shaped Christmas present on Boxing Day this year with a new EP from Chain featuring three originals and a remix from Mental Resonance.

Chain is a Swedish techno duo made up of Andres Hellberg and Johannes but based in Berlin. They play a hardware only modular live set and release on Planet Rhythm and Nachtstrom Schallplatten amongst others. Their inventive rhythms and analogue textures carry over into the studio and result in truly arresting techno.

Opener 'Temple of Ice' is a dark passage of droning synths with no drums. Filters add sweeping effects that lift you up into the stars where you're joined by more spacey pads. The result is that you feel weightless and adrift. Buenos Aires artist and Polegroup and Mindtrip associate Mental Resonance aka Guido Camino then offers an excellent remix. His version is slick and quick, with relentless drums and twisted synths drilling in throughout. It's music to lose your mind to.

Chain then serve up 'Relief', which has thudding drums down low and skittish synth lines surfing along up top. It's an elongated groover that takes you way down the rabbit hole. Last of all, 'Cell Control' is a white knuckle ride with slamming drums and sizzling synths that spray about with real fizz. It's one that burrows deep into your brain and ends the EP on a high.

With this EP !Organism end the year in the only way they know how - with high octane techno.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/chain/2184272 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA136 Release: December 25, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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!Organism offer up a techno shaped Christmas present on Boxing Day this year with a new EP from Chain featuring three originals and a remix from Mental Resonance.

Chain is a Swedish techno duo made up of Andres Hellberg and Johannes but based in Berlin. They play a hardware only modular live set and release on Planet Rhythm and Nachtstrom Schallplatten amongst others. Their inventive rhythms and analogue textures carry over into the studio and result in truly arresting techno.

Opener 'Temple of Ice' is a dark passage of droning synths with no drums. Filters add sweeping effects that lift you up into the stars where you're joined by more spacey pads. The result is that you feel weightless and adrift. Buenos Aires artist and Polegroup and Mindtrip associate Mental Resonance aka Guido Camino then offers an excellent remix. His version is slick and quick, with relentless drums and twisted synths drilling in throughout. It's music to lose your mind to.

Chain then serve up 'Relief', which has thudding drums down low and skittish synth lines surfing along up top. It's an elongated groover that takes you way down the rabbit hole. Last of all, 'Cell Control' is a white knuckle ride with slamming drums and sizzling synths that spray about with real fizz. It's one that burrows deep into your brain and ends the EP on a high.

With this EP !Organism end the year in the only way they know how - with high octane techno.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/chain/2184272 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA136 Release: December 25, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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!Organism offer up a techno shaped Christmas present on Boxing Day this year with a new EP from Chain featuring three originals and a remix from Mental Resonance.

Chain is a Swedish techno duo made up of Andres Hellberg and Johannes but based in Berlin. They play a hardware only modular live set and release on Planet Rhythm and Nachtstrom Schallplatten amongst others. Their inventive rhythms and analogue textures carry over into the studio and result in truly arresting techno.

Opener 'Temple of Ice' is a dark passage of droning synths with no drums. Filters add sweeping effects that lift you up into the stars where you're joined by more spacey pads. The result is that you feel weightless and adrift. Buenos Aires artist and Polegroup and Mindtrip associate Mental Resonance aka Guido Camino then offers an excellent remix. His version is slick and quick, with relentless drums and twisted synths drilling in throughout. It's music to lose your mind to.

Chain then serve up 'Relief', which has thudding drums down low and skittish synth lines surfing along up top. It's an elongated groover that takes you way down the rabbit hole. Last of all, 'Cell Control' is a white knuckle ride with slamming drums and sizzling synths that spray about with real fizz. It's one that burrows deep into your brain and ends the EP on a high.

With this EP !Organism end the year in the only way they know how - with high octane techno.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/chain/2184272 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA136 Release: December 25, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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!Organism offer up a techno shaped Christmas present on Boxing Day this year with a new EP from Chain featuring three originals and a remix from Mental Resonance.

Chain is a Swedish techno duo made up of Andres Hellberg and Johannes but based in Berlin. They play a hardware only modular live set and release on Planet Rhythm and Nachtstrom Schallplatten amongst others. Their inventive rhythms and analogue textures carry over into the studio and result in truly arresting techno.

Opener 'Temple of Ice' is a dark passage of droning synths with no drums. Filters add sweeping effects that lift you up into the stars where you're joined by more spacey pads. The result is that you feel weightless and adrift. Buenos Aires artist and Polegroup and Mindtrip associate Mental Resonance aka Guido Camino then offers an excellent remix. His version is slick and quick, with relentless drums and twisted synths drilling in throughout. It's music to lose your mind to.

Chain then serve up 'Relief', which has thudding drums down low and skittish synth lines surfing along up top. It's an elongated groover that takes you way down the rabbit hole. Last of all, 'Cell Control' is a white knuckle ride with slamming drums and sizzling synths that spray about with real fizz. It's one that burrows deep into your brain and ends the EP on a high.

With this EP !Organism end the year in the only way they know how - with high octane techno.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/chain/2184272 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA136 Release: December 25, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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October’s second EP on the !Organism label comes from the studio of Helmut Kraft and produces two originals that then get remixed by Hans Bouffmyhre.

Kraft is a regular on this label as well as other essential outlets like Planet Rhythm. He is someone who Pete Tong has championed on Radio 1, and someone who plays key venues around Europe. Whatever the kind of music he makes, his compositions are always dynamic, full of energy and emotion.

Opener ‘Cerebral Inflector’ gets things underway in brain warping fashion, with gloopy bass synths fleshing out a pulsing drum line. Big hi hats have plenty of air in them and open things up then roll on for many hypnotising minutes. It’s a masterfully restrained track that does a lot with a little to great effect.

The other excellent offering, ‘Turbino,’ is a spine tinglingly icy techno track with dubby drums and distant sonar pulses speaking of cosmic exploration. It’s atmospheric and absorbing and shows Kraft to have a real skill for sound design.

Hans Bouffmyhre started promoting his own parties ten years ago and has now headlined Berghain, Sub Club and Rex, manages his own label and has put music out on big hitters like Perc Trax and Soma. His remix of ‘Turbino’ shows why: it is a barrel chested techno kicker with fried synths and an ever rising sense of tension that keeps you firmly on edge throughout.

All three top tracks here are destined for big things.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/cerebral-inflector/2126680 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA135 Release: October 23, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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October’s second EP on the !Organism label comes from the studio of Helmut Kraft and produces two originals that then get remixed by Hans Bouffmyhre.

Kraft is a regular on this label as well as other essential outlets like Planet Rhythm. He is someone who Pete Tong has championed on Radio 1, and someone who plays key venues around Europe. Whatever the kind of music he makes, his compositions are always dynamic, full of energy and emotion.

Opener ‘Cerebral Inflector’ gets things underway in brain warping fashion, with gloopy bass synths fleshing out a pulsing drum line. Big hi hats have plenty of air in them and open things up then roll on for many hypnotising minutes. It’s a masterfully restrained track that does a lot with a little to great effect.

The other excellent offering, ‘Turbino,’ is a spine tinglingly icy techno track with dubby drums and distant sonar pulses speaking of cosmic exploration. It’s atmospheric and absorbing and shows Kraft to have a real skill for sound design.

Hans Bouffmyhre started promoting his own parties ten years ago and has now headlined Berghain, Sub Club and Rex, manages his own label and has put music out on big hitters like Perc Trax and Soma. His remix of ‘Turbino’ shows why: it is a barrel chested techno kicker with fried synths and an ever rising sense of tension that keeps you firmly on edge throughout.

All three top tracks here are destined for big things.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/cerebral-inflector/2126680 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA135 Release: October 23, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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October’s second EP on the !Organism label comes from the studio of Helmut Kraft and produces two originals that then get remixed by Hans Bouffmyhre.

Kraft is a regular on this label as well as other essential outlets like Planet Rhythm. He is someone who Pete Tong has championed on Radio 1, and someone who plays key venues around Europe. Whatever the kind of music he makes, his compositions are always dynamic, full of energy and emotion.

Opener ‘Cerebral Inflector’ gets things underway in brain warping fashion, with gloopy bass synths fleshing out a pulsing drum line. Big hi hats have plenty of air in them and open things up then roll on for many hypnotising minutes. It’s a masterfully restrained track that does a lot with a little to great effect.

The other excellent offering, ‘Turbino,’ is a spine tinglingly icy techno track with dubby drums and distant sonar pulses speaking of cosmic exploration. It’s atmospheric and absorbing and shows Kraft to have a real skill for sound design.

Hans Bouffmyhre started promoting his own parties ten years ago and has now headlined Berghain, Sub Club and Rex, manages his own label and has put music out on big hitters like Perc Trax and Soma. His remix of ‘Turbino’ shows why: it is a barrel chested techno kicker with fried synths and an ever rising sense of tension that keeps you firmly on edge throughout.

All three top tracks here are destined for big things.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/cerebral-inflector/2126680 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA135 Release: October 23, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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The next essential outing from Swiss techno dons !Organism comes from London born Jason Fernandes, with a remix from Robert S.

Self taught DJ and producer Fernandes likes to soundtrack fictitious realities with his techno. It comes on Drumcode and Intec amongst other top outlets, and is always richly layered and stormy. A deep thinker, Jason's tunes reflect that and with the brace he offers here, the Skyline Type Grooves label boss shows off his wide range of skills.

Kicking things off is the no nonsense 'Up The Hill', which has forceful hits hammering away over silky drums. There is tension and drama in the skewed synth stabs and releases of pressure come in the form of various piston whooshes that energise the track yet further. It's high octane, high class stuff.

Just as arresting is the excellent 'Sudden Downfall', which is a little deeper and more mysterious than the first track. Here fat synth stabs rock back and forth on their heels and remain unresolved as the rubber drums roll on down low. It's edgy and alluring and sure to make its mark.

Portuguese live performer Robert S then remixes this one into something tripped out and sped up. It's a sparse but textured tune that burrows deep into the night and locks you in the groove.

Once again this is high grade techno from !Organism.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/sudden-downfall/2126667 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA134 Release: October 9, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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The next essential outing from Swiss techno dons !Organism comes from London born Jason Fernandes, with a remix from Robert S.

Self taught DJ and producer Fernandes likes to soundtrack fictitious realities with his techno. It comes on Drumcode and Intec amongst other top outlets, and is always richly layered and stormy. A deep thinker, Jason's tunes reflect that and with the brace he offers here, the Skyline Type Grooves label boss shows off his wide range of skills.

Kicking things off is the no nonsense 'Up The Hill', which has forceful hits hammering away over silky drums. There is tension and drama in the skewed synth stabs and releases of pressure come in the form of various piston whooshes that energise the track yet further. It's high octane, high class stuff.

Just as arresting is the excellent 'Sudden Downfall', which is a little deeper and more mysterious than the first track. Here fat synth stabs rock back and forth on their heels and remain unresolved as the rubber drums roll on down low. It's edgy and alluring and sure to make its mark.

Portuguese live performer Robert S then remixes this one into something tripped out and sped up. It's a sparse but textured tune that burrows deep into the night and locks you in the groove.

Once again this is high grade techno from !Organism.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/sudden-downfall/2126667 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA134 Release: October 9, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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The next essential outing from Swiss techno dons !Organism comes from London born Jason Fernandes, with a remix from Robert S.

Self taught DJ and producer Fernandes likes to soundtrack fictitious realities with his techno. It comes on Drumcode and Intec amongst other top outlets, and is always richly layered and stormy. A deep thinker, Jason's tunes reflect that and with the brace he offers here, the Skyline Type Grooves label boss shows off his wide range of skills.

Kicking things off is the no nonsense 'Up The Hill', which has forceful hits hammering away over silky drums. There is tension and drama in the skewed synth stabs and releases of pressure come in the form of various piston whooshes that energise the track yet further. It's high octane, high class stuff.

Just as arresting is the excellent 'Sudden Downfall', which is a little deeper and more mysterious than the first track. Here fat synth stabs rock back and forth on their heels and remain unresolved as the rubber drums roll on down low. It's edgy and alluring and sure to make its mark.

Portuguese live performer Robert S then remixes this one into something tripped out and sped up. It's a sparse but textured tune that burrows deep into the night and locks you in the groove.

Once again this is high grade techno from !Organism.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/sudden-downfall/2126667 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA134 Release: October 9, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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| Chris Kleinmann is next up on !Organism, and his red-hot originals come bolstered with a fine remix from Xhei.

Kleinmann is a German artist who sits at the top table of techno. His powerful sound is one that brings an immediate emotional reaction, and it comes on labels like Wall Music and TK Records. As a DJ he manages to craft forceful stories that have taken him to play legendary spaces like Tresor in Berlin, and with his latest two track he once again impresses.

Up first is ‘Reflex’, a solid track that is haunting in atmosphere and serious in mood. That’s thanks to a nagging lead synth line that rocks back and forth and never resolves while rooted kicks drive along below. Hi hats grow in size and the intensity levels are ramped up throughout without ever fully boiling over. It makes for an absorbing ride.

Then comes the brilliantly physical ‘Argon’, seven scintillating minutes of spine-tingling techno with icy hi hats looped over drums cut from rock. It is economical yet intense and sparse yet hugely effective in the way the track sucks you in and never lets you go.

On the remix of this one is Xhei, an Argentinean who take this cues from all the biggest main room techno innovators from Dave Clarke to Oscar Mulero. He is resident at Under Club back home too, and with this remix goes for something that is deep and supple and takes you through the darkened universe in high octane fashion.

For an EP that offers both heady and visceral techno thrills, look no further than this excellent release.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/argon/2113352 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA133 Release: September 25, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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| Chris Kleinmann is next up on !Organism, and his red-hot originals come bolstered with a fine remix from Xhei.

Kleinmann is a German artist who sits at the top table of techno. His powerful sound is one that brings an immediate emotional reaction, and it comes on labels like Wall Music and TK Records. As a DJ he manages to craft forceful stories that have taken him to play legendary spaces like Tresor in Berlin, and with his latest two track he once again impresses.

Up first is ‘Reflex’, a solid track that is haunting in atmosphere and serious in mood. That’s thanks to a nagging lead synth line that rocks back and forth and never resolves while rooted kicks drive along below. Hi hats grow in size and the intensity levels are ramped up throughout without ever fully boiling over. It makes for an absorbing ride.

Then comes the brilliantly physical ‘Argon’, seven scintillating minutes of spine-tingling techno with icy hi hats looped over drums cut from rock. It is economical yet intense and sparse yet hugely effective in the way the track sucks you in and never lets you go.

On the remix of this one is Xhei, an Argentinean who take this cues from all the biggest main room techno innovators from Dave Clarke to Oscar Mulero. He is resident at Under Club back home too, and with this remix goes for something that is deep and supple and takes you through the darkened universe in high octane fashion.

For an EP that offers both heady and visceral techno thrills, look no further than this excellent release.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/argon/2113352 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA133 Release: September 25, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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| Chris Kleinmann is next up on !Organism, and his red-hot originals come bolstered with a fine remix from Xhei.

Kleinmann is a German artist who sits at the top table of techno. His powerful sound is one that brings an immediate emotional reaction, and it comes on labels like Wall Music and TK Records. As a DJ he manages to craft forceful stories that have taken him to play legendary spaces like Tresor in Berlin, and with his latest two track he once again impresses.

Up first is ‘Reflex’, a solid track that is haunting in atmosphere and serious in mood. That’s thanks to a nagging lead synth line that rocks back and forth and never resolves while rooted kicks drive along below. Hi hats grow in size and the intensity levels are ramped up throughout without ever fully boiling over. It makes for an absorbing ride.

Then comes the brilliantly physical ‘Argon’, seven scintillating minutes of spine-tingling techno with icy hi hats looped over drums cut from rock. It is economical yet intense and sparse yet hugely effective in the way the track sucks you in and never lets you go.

On the remix of this one is Xhei, an Argentinean who take this cues from all the biggest main room techno innovators from Dave Clarke to Oscar Mulero. He is resident at Under Club back home too, and with this remix goes for something that is deep and supple and takes you through the darkened universe in high octane fashion.

For an EP that offers both heady and visceral techno thrills, look no further than this excellent release.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/argon/2113352 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA133 Release: September 25, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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Foremost Swiss techno label !Organism is back with three more essential cuts in the form of this Chains EP from Vincent Hole, which also features a remix from Xpansul.

Italian producer Vincent Hole writes music with a dark, edgy and synthetic techno sound that is riddled with the history of Detroit. Using analog and digital tools he lays down slick drums and creates a powerful sense of energy that fills clubs with immersive sound. Dirty Minds, Naked Lunch and KMS all release his beats, but on the evidence of this EP, he has saved his finest for !Organism.

Opening the account is 'Chains', a bulky and barreling techno cut with hulking great drums and sinewy synths. It's filled with late night menace and urban turbulence and cannot fail to make a big impact.

'LSD In the Space' is a hammering track with high pressure drums and hits never letting up. Gurgling bass synths add depth to the physical drive of the kicks and white noise sweeps add further tension so that you feel utterly trapped in the moment.

Spaniard Xpansul then steps up and is a prolific remixer for labels like this one as well as Analytic Trail, Abstract Mechanics and countless others. His dynamic sound is displayed here in all its glory as he sequences trance-inducing synths above frazzled pads and hunched drums. It's physical and infectious, and rounds out a top EP.

Once again here !Organism and Hole have cooked up some stellar techno action.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/chains/2096659 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA132 Release: September 11, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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Foremost Swiss techno label !Organism is back with three more essential cuts in the form of this Chains EP from Vincent Hole, which also features a remix from Xpansul.

Italian producer Vincent Hole writes music with a dark, edgy and synthetic techno sound that is riddled with the history of Detroit. Using analog and digital tools he lays down slick drums and creates a powerful sense of energy that fills clubs with immersive sound. Dirty Minds, Naked Lunch and KMS all release his beats, but on the evidence of this EP, he has saved his finest for !Organism.

Opening the account is 'Chains', a bulky and barreling techno cut with hulking great drums and sinewy synths. It's filled with late night menace and urban turbulence and cannot fail to make a big impact.

'LSD In the Space' is a hammering track with high pressure drums and hits never letting up. Gurgling bass synths add depth to the physical drive of the kicks and white noise sweeps add further tension so that you feel utterly trapped in the moment.

Spaniard Xpansul then steps up and is a prolific remixer for labels like this one as well as Analytic Trail, Abstract Mechanics and countless others. His dynamic sound is displayed here in all its glory as he sequences trance-inducing synths above frazzled pads and hunched drums. It's physical and infectious, and rounds out a top EP.

Once again here !Organism and Hole have cooked up some stellar techno action.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/chains/2096659 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA132 Release: September 11, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

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| As summer hots up so does !Organism's output, with another firing EP this time from Sin Sin. His originals come with a remix by Jason Fernandes and make for another essential package.

German Sin Sin has been making and playing underground techno since the end of the last millennium. He was a Fusion Club resident for years, runs his own Staiq Records and has toured the world many times over, as well as having a number of tracks in the Beatport Top 100. With the likes of heavyweights Slam playing his tunes, he is a much loved voice in the scene and now speaks fluently once more.

Opening the EP is 'Dynamic Thrill', a bleepy techno roller with thundering chords and paranoid atmospheres. It's a hypnotic affair, too, but one that has real menace in its drums. 'Beast Inside' comes next and is excellently unhinged and wonky, with off balance chords and edgy melodies keeping you on your toes as the kicks power on.

'Shadow Silhouette' is the last original and is another great track which goes deep underground. Dark vocals add weight and the icy pads bring a real sense of scale to the track. Sin Sin also provides a remix that is more heads down and stomping, with big hi hat ringlets and ticking hits forcing you to dance.

London born Jason Fernandes, a multifaceted techno producer adds his own spin. He is the Subfigure label owner and has also released on numerous quality techno labels such as Intec, Drumcode, Sleaze, Phobiq and Kombination Research. He layers it up with spooky, well treated voices, scurrying little synth lines and flat footed drums that journey far off into the cosmos. It's a poised and classy cut that has its own unique character.

Yet again !Organism keep the tasty techno treats coming.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/shadow-silhouette/2096626 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA131 Release: August 28, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| As summer hots up so does !Organism's output, with another firing EP this time from Sin Sin. His originals come with a remix by Jason Fernandes and make for another essential package.

German Sin Sin has been making and playing underground techno since the end of the last millennium. He was a Fusion Club resident for years, runs his own Staiq Records and has toured the world many times over, as well as having a number of tracks in the Beatport Top 100. With the likes of heavyweights Slam playing his tunes, he is a much loved voice in the scene and now speaks fluently once more.

Opening the EP is 'Dynamic Thrill', a bleepy techno roller with thundering chords and paranoid atmospheres. It's a hypnotic affair, too, but one that has real menace in its drums. 'Beast Inside' comes next and is excellently unhinged and wonky, with off balance chords and edgy melodies keeping you on your toes as the kicks power on.

'Shadow Silhouette' is the last original and is another great track which goes deep underground. Dark vocals add weight and the icy pads bring a real sense of scale to the track. Sin Sin also provides a remix that is more heads down and stomping, with big hi hat ringlets and ticking hits forcing you to dance.

London born Jason Fernandes, a multifaceted techno producer adds his own spin. He is the Subfigure label owner and has also released on numerous quality techno labels such as Intec, Drumcode, Sleaze, Phobiq and Kombination Research. He layers it up with spooky, well treated voices, scurrying little synth lines and flat footed drums that journey far off into the cosmos. It's a poised and classy cut that has its own unique character.

Yet again !Organism keep the tasty techno treats coming.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/shadow-silhouette/2096626 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA131 Release: August 28, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| As summer hots up so does !Organism's output, with another firing EP this time from Sin Sin. His originals come with a remix by Jason Fernandes and make for another essential package.

German Sin Sin has been making and playing underground techno since the end of the last millennium. He was a Fusion Club resident for years, runs his own Staiq Records and has toured the world many times over, as well as having a number of tracks in the Beatport Top 100. With the likes of heavyweights Slam playing his tunes, he is a much loved voice in the scene and now speaks fluently once more.

Opening the EP is 'Dynamic Thrill', a bleepy techno roller with thundering chords and paranoid atmospheres. It's a hypnotic affair, too, but one that has real menace in its drums. 'Beast Inside' comes next and is excellently unhinged and wonky, with off balance chords and edgy melodies keeping you on your toes as the kicks power on.

'Shadow Silhouette' is the last original and is another great track which goes deep underground. Dark vocals add weight and the icy pads bring a real sense of scale to the track. Sin Sin also provides a remix that is more heads down and stomping, with big hi hat ringlets and ticking hits forcing you to dance.

London born Jason Fernandes, a multifaceted techno producer adds his own spin. He is the Subfigure label owner and has also released on numerous quality techno labels such as Intec, Drumcode, Sleaze, Phobiq and Kombination Research. He layers it up with spooky, well treated voices, scurrying little synth lines and flat footed drums that journey far off into the cosmos. It's a poised and classy cut that has its own unique character.

Yet again !Organism keep the tasty techno treats coming.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/shadow-silhouette/2096626 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA131 Release: August 28, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| As summer hots up so does !Organism's output, with another firing EP this time from Sin Sin. His originals come with a remix by Jason Fernandes and make for another essential package.

German Sin Sin has been making and playing underground techno since the end of the last millennium. He was a Fusion Club resident for years, runs his own Staiq Records and has toured the world many times over, as well as having a number of tracks in the Beatport Top 100. With the likes of heavyweights Slam playing his tunes, he is a much loved voice in the scene and now speaks fluently once more.

Opening the EP is 'Dynamic Thrill', a bleepy techno roller with thundering chords and paranoid atmospheres. It's a hypnotic affair, too, but one that has real menace in its drums. 'Beast Inside' comes next and is excellently unhinged and wonky, with off balance chords and edgy melodies keeping you on your toes as the kicks power on.

'Shadow Silhouette' is the last original and is another great track which goes deep underground. Dark vocals add weight and the icy pads bring a real sense of scale to the track. Sin Sin also provides a remix that is more heads down and stomping, with big hi hat ringlets and ticking hits forcing you to dance.

London born Jason Fernandes, a multifaceted techno producer adds his own spin. He is the Subfigure label owner and has also released on numerous quality techno labels such as Intec, Drumcode, Sleaze, Phobiq and Kombination Research. He layers it up with spooky, well treated voices, scurrying little synth lines and flat footed drums that journey far off into the cosmos. It's a poised and classy cut that has its own unique character.

Yet again !Organism keep the tasty techno treats coming.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/shadow-silhouette/2096626 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA131 Release: August 28, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| As summer hots up so does !Organism's output, with another firing EP this time from Sin Sin. His originals come with a remix by Jason Fernandes and make for another essential package.

German Sin Sin has been making and playing underground techno since the end of the last millennium. He was a Fusion Club resident for years, runs his own Staiq Records and has toured the world many times over, as well as having a number of tracks in the Beatport Top 100. With the likes of heavyweights Slam playing his tunes, he is a much loved voice in the scene and now speaks fluently once more.

Opening the EP is 'Dynamic Thrill', a bleepy techno roller with thundering chords and paranoid atmospheres. It's a hypnotic affair, too, but one that has real menace in its drums. 'Beast Inside' comes next and is excellently unhinged and wonky, with off balance chords and edgy melodies keeping you on your toes as the kicks power on.

'Shadow Silhouette' is the last original and is another great track which goes deep underground. Dark vocals add weight and the icy pads bring a real sense of scale to the track. Sin Sin also provides a remix that is more heads down and stomping, with big hi hat ringlets and ticking hits forcing you to dance.

London born Jason Fernandes, a multifaceted techno producer adds his own spin. He is the Subfigure label owner and has also released on numerous quality techno labels such as Intec, Drumcode, Sleaze, Phobiq and Kombination Research. He layers it up with spooky, well treated voices, scurrying little synth lines and flat footed drums that journey far off into the cosmos. It's a poised and classy cut that has its own unique character.

Yet again !Organism keep the tasty techno treats coming.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/shadow-silhouette/2096626 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA131 Release: August 28, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Keeping up their nearly weekly release schedule, !Organism is back with three new cuts from Reckless Device, including a remix from Alexander Kowalski.

Reckless Device is a new project from Brian F, a Europe based South African who has hosted his own parties in Madeira before, runs his own label Shaping Music and has played key venues like Ministry of Sound. After a complicated few months he decided to start this new alias and let out all the feelings he has inside.

Opening the account is 'When God Meets Man', a deep, subliminal techno tune that starts with some heavenly chords before tearing away on a streamlined groove. The hi hats and hits are smooth and those chords return to bring a cerebral feel as you hurry along into the future.

Alexander Kowalski is remixing and is a German techno producer who elegantly fuses elements from classic Detroit and historical Berlin techno. He does that here with a supple and seductive version that is riddled with waif little synths and globular chords and all help to add flesh to the raw drums.

Closing out the trip is 'Xpektator', another mind bending piece with closely stacked kick drums, urgent siren like synths and busy pads all warped round each other.

This is a beautifully brutal EP designed to get whole clubs pounding the floor.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/when-god-meets-man/2044306 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA128 Release: Juin 12, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Keeping up their nearly weekly release schedule, !Organism is back with three new cuts from Reckless Device, including a remix from Alexander Kowalski.

Reckless Device is a new project from Brian F, a Europe based South African who has hosted his own parties in Madeira before, runs his own label Shaping Music and has played key venues like Ministry of Sound. After a complicated few months he decided to start this new alias and let out all the feelings he has inside.

Opening the account is 'When God Meets Man', a deep, subliminal techno tune that starts with some heavenly chords before tearing away on a streamlined groove. The hi hats and hits are smooth and those chords return to bring a cerebral feel as you hurry along into the future.

Alexander Kowalski is remixing and is a German techno producer who elegantly fuses elements from classic Detroit and historical Berlin techno. He does that here with a supple and seductive version that is riddled with waif little synths and globular chords and all help to add flesh to the raw drums.

Closing out the trip is 'Xpektator', another mind bending piece with closely stacked kick drums, urgent siren like synths and busy pads all warped round each other.

This is a beautifully brutal EP designed to get whole clubs pounding the floor.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/when-god-meets-man/2044306 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA128 Release: Juin 12, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Keeping up their nearly weekly release schedule, !Organism is back with three new cuts from Reckless Device, including a remix from Alexander Kowalski.

Reckless Device is a new project from Brian F, a Europe based South African who has hosted his own parties in Madeira before, runs his own label Shaping Music and has played key venues like Ministry of Sound. After a complicated few months he decided to start this new alias and let out all the feelings he has inside.

Opening the account is 'When God Meets Man', a deep, subliminal techno tune that starts with some heavenly chords before tearing away on a streamlined groove. The hi hats and hits are smooth and those chords return to bring a cerebral feel as you hurry along into the future.

Alexander Kowalski is remixing and is a German techno producer who elegantly fuses elements from classic Detroit and historical Berlin techno. He does that here with a supple and seductive version that is riddled with waif little synths and globular chords and all help to add flesh to the raw drums.

Closing out the trip is 'Xpektator', another mind bending piece with closely stacked kick drums, urgent siren like synths and busy pads all warped round each other.

This is a beautifully brutal EP designed to get whole clubs pounding the floor.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/when-god-meets-man/2044306 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA128 Release: Juin 12, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Portuguese producer Cardao takes the !Organism reigns next: his Grain Levels EP features three strong originals with a remix from Roberto Clementi.

Inspired by classic pioneers like Jeff Mills and Carl Cox, Cardao has developed his own techno sound that is industrial and impactful. It has seen him pick up quite the following over the last 10 years and as well as running his own label 91Records, he releases on Monocline Records, Kaputt Musik and Illegal Alien Records. Now returning to this Swiss powerhouse, we find him in fine form once more.

Opening the EP is ‘Eclipse’, a bleepy and sci-fi techno track that journeys to the edge of the galaxy with rippling melodies and curious alien sound designs all colouring the sleek grooves. It’s brilliantly mindful as well as physical.

Next up is the fine ‘Journey to Mars’, a hard hitting number riddled with scurrying neon synths. High pressure drums and tough hits demand you dance and the whole thing is perfectly intergalactic. ‘Grain Levels’ is another brilliantly multi-layered affair that carries you away on fluttering snares, molten synth patterns and subtle aural fireworks that make for futuristic techno of the highest order.

Italian artist and Soma associate Roberto Clementi then steps up to add his own singular take on things. His version of ‘Grain Levels’ is more freewheeling and non-linear: the synths ride up and down the mix and add real size and scale as the surging drums pound away below.

This EP is pure cinematic and cerebral techno from one of Portugal’s finest.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/grain-levels/1964626 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA125 Release: April 17, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism looks all the way to South Africa for its next EP from fast rising talent D_Know, with a fine remix from Re:Axis completing the package.

D_Know has an undying passion for global music culture and is a key part of Do Work Records. He has also released on ARTS Records and East Recordings and has been on national radio many times. He takes cues from IDM, jungle and trance and is one of the residents at Das Kapital's Overtime in Cape Town, so you are sure to be hearing a lot more of him in 2017.

First up here, 'Clone' is a mightily powerful tune with surging synths and drums racing along, hypnotising you in the process. It is all about building pressure and working the groove so that dancefloors are totally locked under D_Know's masterful techno spell.

Then comes the deeper and more cerebral 'Golden Key,' which is about eerie synths, rolling drums and rubbery bass. This one is widescreen and cinematic with plenty of intrigue in the haunting sound design. It then gets remixed by Re:Axis, a Portuguese producer with formal playing skills, a celebrated discography and a singular techno sound. His version is smooth and slick, spaced out and minimal with bleeping sonar pulses and raw claps carrying you off into the galaxy.

For heady techno dancefloors, there can be no better EP than this one.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/golden-key/1973510 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA124 Release: April 3, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism looks all the way to South Africa for its next EP from fast rising talent D_Know, with a fine remix from Re:Axis completing the package.

D_Know has an undying passion for global music culture and is a key part of Do Work Records. He has also released on ARTS Records and East Recordings and has been on national radio many times. He takes cues from IDM, jungle and trance and is one of the residents at Das Kapital's Overtime in Cape Town, so you are sure to be hearing a lot more of him in 2017.

First up here, 'Clone' is a mightily powerful tune with surging synths and drums racing along, hypnotising you in the process. It is all about building pressure and working the groove so that dancefloors are totally locked under D_Know's masterful techno spell.

Then comes the deeper and more cerebral 'Golden Key,' which is about eerie synths, rolling drums and rubbery bass. This one is widescreen and cinematic with plenty of intrigue in the haunting sound design. It then gets remixed by Re:Axis, a Portuguese producer with formal playing skills, a celebrated discography and a singular techno sound. His version is smooth and slick, spaced out and minimal with bleeping sonar pulses and raw claps carrying you off into the galaxy.

For heady techno dancefloors, there can be no better EP than this one.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/golden-key/1973510 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA124 Release: April 3, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Another week brings with it another top techno release from !Organism. It is TKNO behind this latest one, with Subjected Skill offering a great remix.

TKNO has now been doing this for ten years. He has been involved in a number of different collaborative outfits, has played at Exit Festival and releases on big labels from Toolroom to Stereo, as well as this one. He also runs his own label and once again here fuses slick drum programming with gritty synth work. Up first is the toughened techno cut 'Inferno'. Stiff drums force you to move your body as rasping, grinding synths bring texture and energy to the groove. As it unfolds the lines grow more unhinged and the whole thing is filled with a dark atmosphere.

Remixing it is Subjected Skill, who stands for distinctly deep and characterful techno. He makes music for the shadows and here goes for the jugular with a high tempo and sci-fi remix riddled with brain frying synths and scurrying synths.

It is a paranoid cut for the most intense dancefloors.TKNO's other original 'Dream Confusion' is truly beautiful and blissful, with punchy drum patterns and bright synths bringing a soothing, spaced out and cosmic vibe. It is a heady and heartfelt track that is tender as well as being direct for the dancefloor.

Once again expanding their horizons with each new EP, !Organism's latest hook up with TKNO shows the artist is in fine form with his latest and greatest offering.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/inferno/1964642 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA123 Release: Mars 20, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Another week brings with it another top techno release from !Organism. It is TKNO behind this latest one, with Subjected Skill offering a great remix.

TKNO has now been doing this for ten years. He has been involved in a number of different collaborative outfits, has played at Exit Festival and releases on big labels from Toolroom to Stereo, as well as this one. He also runs his own label and once again here fuses slick drum programming with gritty synth work. Up first is the toughened techno cut 'Inferno'. Stiff drums force you to move your body as rasping, grinding synths bring texture and energy to the groove. As it unfolds the lines grow more unhinged and the whole thing is filled with a dark atmosphere.

Remixing it is Subjected Skill, who stands for distinctly deep and characterful techno. He makes music for the shadows and here goes for the jugular with a high tempo and sci-fi remix riddled with brain frying synths and scurrying synths.

It is a paranoid cut for the most intense dancefloors.TKNO's other original 'Dream Confusion' is truly beautiful and blissful, with punchy drum patterns and bright synths bringing a soothing, spaced out and cosmic vibe. It is a heady and heartfelt track that is tender as well as being direct for the dancefloor.

Once again expanding their horizons with each new EP, !Organism's latest hook up with TKNO shows the artist is in fine form with his latest and greatest offering.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/inferno/1964642 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA123 Release: Mars 20, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Another week brings with it another top techno release from !Organism. It is TKNO behind this latest one, with Subjected Skill offering a great remix.

TKNO has now been doing this for ten years. He has been involved in a number of different collaborative outfits, has played at Exit Festival and releases on big labels from Toolroom to Stereo, as well as this one. He also runs his own label and once again here fuses slick drum programming with gritty synth work. Up first is the toughened techno cut 'Inferno'. Stiff drums force you to move your body as rasping, grinding synths bring texture and energy to the groove. As it unfolds the lines grow more unhinged and the whole thing is filled with a dark atmosphere.

Remixing it is Subjected Skill, who stands for distinctly deep and characterful techno. He makes music for the shadows and here goes for the jugular with a high tempo and sci-fi remix riddled with brain frying synths and scurrying synths.

It is a paranoid cut for the most intense dancefloors.TKNO's other original 'Dream Confusion' is truly beautiful and blissful, with punchy drum patterns and bright synths bringing a soothing, spaced out and cosmic vibe. It is a heady and heartfelt track that is tender as well as being direct for the dancefloor.

Once again expanding their horizons with each new EP, !Organism's latest hook up with TKNO shows the artist is in fine form with his latest and greatest offering.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/inferno/1964642 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA123 Release: Mars 20, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| The 122st release on Swiss techno powerhouse !Organism comes from Helmut Kraft complete with a remix from Alex Costa.

The highly productive Kraft is already tied to this label as well as releasing on Wall Music and MONOTON: audio. Big hitters like Richie Hawtin and Steve Lawler often reach for his tracks given their no frills, high impact tendencies, and so will likely find lots to love here in this latest EP.

First up, 'Soulerazor' is a subliminal tune that really burrows deep. It has spooky little synth sounds littering the airwaves and rooted drums driving it along. Full of intrigue and creepiness, it is a late night techno cut for intimate dancefloors. The equally deep and pulsing 'Innerity' is next and is another masterfully sparse track that conjures up a truly absorbing atmosphere. Coarse hits and rattling train track sounds all link with deep drums to make for something that is expertly cinematic.

Italian Alex Costa is known for his distinctive techno on top outlets like Intacto and Terminal M. Here the well regarded artist steps up to remix 'Innerity' and does so with a soft touch, reimagining it as a subtly incendiary affair that builds to a frantic, mind melting and hypnotic peak.

This is one of the deeper offerings from !Organism and as such makes a refreshing and essential listen.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/innerity/1964614 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA122 Release: Mars 13, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| The 122st release on Swiss techno powerhouse !Organism comes from Helmut Kraft complete with a remix from Alex Costa.

The highly productive Kraft is already tied to this label as well as releasing on Wall Music and MONOTON: audio. Big hitters like Richie Hawtin and Steve Lawler often reach for his tracks given their no frills, high impact tendencies, and so will likely find lots to love here in this latest EP.

First up, 'Soulerazor' is a subliminal tune that really burrows deep. It has spooky little synth sounds littering the airwaves and rooted drums driving it along. Full of intrigue and creepiness, it is a late night techno cut for intimate dancefloors. The equally deep and pulsing 'Innerity' is next and is another masterfully sparse track that conjures up a truly absorbing atmosphere. Coarse hits and rattling train track sounds all link with deep drums to make for something that is expertly cinematic.

Italian Alex Costa is known for his distinctive techno on top outlets like Intacto and Terminal M. Here the well regarded artist steps up to remix 'Innerity' and does so with a soft touch, reimagining it as a subtly incendiary affair that builds to a frantic, mind melting and hypnotic peak.

This is one of the deeper offerings from !Organism and as such makes a refreshing and essential listen.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/innerity/1964614 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA122 Release: Mars 13, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| In what is looking like a stellar start to 2017, !Organism serve up a further EP this time from regular label artist Gene Karz at the controls with a remix from Spektre.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others. His last outing here was in October 2016 and once again he offers pure techno excellence.

First up is 'Hack', a perfectly loopy affair that rolls and rolls and sucks you in to the tumultuous groove. Percussion skips and spins, frazzled synths bring texture and the whole thing is a groovy number to get 'floors bouncing.

Returning label act Spektre are known for their dark fusions of sinister sounds and twisted synths which come from a bleak techno future. Their music comes on labels like Definition Records and 1605 and this new remix is another standout effort. It reworks 'Hack' into something more brutal and banging, with coarse textures and tortured synth lines whipping about up top.

The final fantastic original is 'Worn Out,' a darker and more direct cut with stiff drums and wriggly bass lines that will make you move. Growing bigger and bolder as it unfolds, hi hats bring incendiary techno feelings and there is a real air of mystery throughout.

All in all this is another effective techno offering from the Swiss powerhouse !Organism.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/hack/1956380 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA121 Release: February 27, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO: www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| In what is looking like a stellar start to 2017, !Organism serve up a further EP this time from regular label artist Gene Karz at the controls with a remix from Spektre.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others. His last outing here was in October 2016 and once again he offers pure techno excellence.

First up is 'Hack', a perfectly loopy affair that rolls and rolls and sucks you in to the tumultuous groove. Percussion skips and spins, frazzled synths bring texture and the whole thing is a groovy number to get 'floors bouncing.

Returning label act Spektre are known for their dark fusions of sinister sounds and twisted synths which come from a bleak techno future. Their music comes on labels like Definition Records and 1605 and this new remix is another standout effort. It reworks 'Hack' into something more brutal and banging, with coarse textures and tortured synth lines whipping about up top.

The final fantastic original is 'Worn Out,' a darker and more direct cut with stiff drums and wriggly bass lines that will make you move. Growing bigger and bolder as it unfolds, hi hats bring incendiary techno feelings and there is a real air of mystery throughout.

All in all this is another effective techno offering from the Swiss powerhouse !Organism.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/hack/1956380 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA121 Release: February 27, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO: www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| In what is looking like a stellar start to 2017, !Organism serve up a further EP this time from regular label artist Gene Karz at the controls with a remix from Spektre.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others. His last outing here was in October 2016 and once again he offers pure techno excellence.

First up is 'Hack', a perfectly loopy affair that rolls and rolls and sucks you in to the tumultuous groove. Percussion skips and spins, frazzled synths bring texture and the whole thing is a groovy number to get 'floors bouncing.

Returning label act Spektre are known for their dark fusions of sinister sounds and twisted synths which come from a bleak techno future. Their music comes on labels like Definition Records and 1605 and this new remix is another standout effort. It reworks 'Hack' into something more brutal and banging, with coarse textures and tortured synth lines whipping about up top.

The final fantastic original is 'Worn Out,' a darker and more direct cut with stiff drums and wriggly bass lines that will make you move. Growing bigger and bolder as it unfolds, hi hats bring incendiary techno feelings and there is a real air of mystery throughout.

All in all this is another effective techno offering from the Swiss powerhouse !Organism.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/hack/1956380 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA121 Release: February 27, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO: www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism return to label regular Peja for their next essential techno offering.

Constantly on the move within the world of techno, Peja's music has found its way into the bags of key DJs like Richie Hawtin and Carl Cox. After more than ten years in the game, he really can speak freely through his machines and once again here he proves that with his latest arresting productions.

The searing 'Arcadia' is first out of the blocks and is a crunchy banger with colourful, sleepy melodies raining down over the brutal drums. It makes for a nice tension between light and dark and sure will make an impact.

Stepping up to remix is UK artist Chris Colburn, another man with a decade's work of experience and one who has worked on 8 Sided Dice, H-Productions and more. He serves up two remixes, Reshape X and Reshape Y, and both show his knack for layering up essential textures and killer drums that add up to standout techno tracks designed for maximum dancefloor damage.

Then comes Peja with 'March', a tribal techno track with pile-driving drums, snapping lines of static electricity and burrowing synths that take you right down the rabbit hole. Last but not least, 'Rascal' is a quality number with coarse claps and prickly percussion all underpinned by big and bouncy techno drums. Synth lines ride up and down the scale and ensure that roofs will be blown when this one is dropped.

Once again then !Organism come correct with their latest techno bomb.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/arcadia/1954127 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA120 Release: February 13, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO: www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism return to label regular Peja for their next essential techno offering.

Constantly on the move within the world of techno, Peja's music has found its way into the bags of key DJs like Richie Hawtin and Carl Cox. After more than ten years in the game, he really can speak freely through his machines and once again here he proves that with his latest arresting productions.

The searing 'Arcadia' is first out of the blocks and is a crunchy banger with colourful, sleepy melodies raining down over the brutal drums. It makes for a nice tension between light and dark and sure will make an impact.

Stepping up to remix is UK artist Chris Colburn, another man with a decade's work of experience and one who has worked on 8 Sided Dice, H-Productions and more. He serves up two remixes, Reshape X and Reshape Y, and both show his knack for layering up essential textures and killer drums that add up to standout techno tracks designed for maximum dancefloor damage.

Then comes Peja with 'March', a tribal techno track with pile-driving drums, snapping lines of static electricity and burrowing synths that take you right down the rabbit hole. Last but not least, 'Rascal' is a quality number with coarse claps and prickly percussion all underpinned by big and bouncy techno drums. Synth lines ride up and down the scale and ensure that roofs will be blown when this one is dropped.

Once again then !Organism come correct with their latest techno bomb.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/arcadia/1954127 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA120 Release: February 13, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO: www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism return to label regular Peja for their next essential techno offering.

Constantly on the move within the world of techno, Peja's music has found its way into the bags of key DJs like Richie Hawtin and Carl Cox. After more than ten years in the game, he really can speak freely through his machines and once again here he proves that with his latest arresting productions.

The searing 'Arcadia' is first out of the blocks and is a crunchy banger with colourful, sleepy melodies raining down over the brutal drums. It makes for a nice tension between light and dark and sure will make an impact.

Stepping up to remix is UK artist Chris Colburn, another man with a decade's work of experience and one who has worked on 8 Sided Dice, H-Productions and more. He serves up two remixes, Reshape X and Reshape Y, and both show his knack for layering up essential textures and killer drums that add up to standout techno tracks designed for maximum dancefloor damage.

Then comes Peja with 'March', a tribal techno track with pile-driving drums, snapping lines of static electricity and burrowing synths that take you right down the rabbit hole. Last but not least, 'Rascal' is a quality number with coarse claps and prickly percussion all underpinned by big and bouncy techno drums. Synth lines ride up and down the scale and ensure that roofs will be blown when this one is dropped.

Once again then !Organism come correct with their latest techno bomb.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/arcadia/1954127 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA120 Release: February 13, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO: www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism return to label regular Peja for their next essential techno offering.

Constantly on the move within the world of techno, Peja's music has found its way into the bags of key DJs like Richie Hawtin and Carl Cox. After more than ten years in the game, he really can speak freely through his machines and once again here he proves that with his latest arresting productions.

The searing 'Arcadia' is first out of the blocks and is a crunchy banger with colourful, sleepy melodies raining down over the brutal drums. It makes for a nice tension between light and dark and sure will make an impact.

Stepping up to remix is UK artist Chris Colburn, another man with a decade's work of experience and one who has worked on 8 Sided Dice, H-Productions and more. He serves up two remixes, Reshape X and Reshape Y, and both show his knack for layering up essential textures and killer drums that add up to standout techno tracks designed for maximum dancefloor damage.

Then comes Peja with 'March', a tribal techno track with pile-driving drums, snapping lines of static electricity and burrowing synths that take you right down the rabbit hole. Last but not least, 'Rascal' is a quality number with coarse claps and prickly percussion all underpinned by big and bouncy techno drums. Synth lines ride up and down the scale and ensure that roofs will be blown when this one is dropped.

Once again then !Organism come correct with their latest techno bomb.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/arcadia/1954127 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA120 Release: February 13, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO: www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism return to label regular Peja for their next essential techno offering.

Constantly on the move within the world of techno, Peja's music has found its way into the bags of key DJs like Richie Hawtin and Carl Cox. After more than ten years in the game, he really can speak freely through his machines and once again here he proves that with his latest arresting productions.

The searing 'Arcadia' is first out of the blocks and is a crunchy banger with colourful, sleepy melodies raining down over the brutal drums. It makes for a nice tension between light and dark and sure will make an impact.

Stepping up to remix is UK artist Chris Colburn, another man with a decade's work of experience and one who has worked on 8 Sided Dice, H-Productions and more. He serves up two remixes, Reshape X and Reshape Y, and both show his knack for layering up essential textures and killer drums that add up to standout techno tracks designed for maximum dancefloor damage.

Then comes Peja with 'March', a tribal techno track with pile-driving drums, snapping lines of static electricity and burrowing synths that take you right down the rabbit hole. Last but not least, 'Rascal' is a quality number with coarse claps and prickly percussion all underpinned by big and bouncy techno drums. Synth lines ride up and down the scale and ensure that roofs will be blown when this one is dropped.

Once again then !Organism come correct with their latest techno bomb.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/arcadia/1954127 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA120 Release: February 13, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO: www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism kick off 2017 with a high impact EP from Italian producer Vincent Hole that includes a top remix by Scottish techno talent Secluded.

Like many others, Hole takes his main influences from Detroit techno and artists like Derrick May and Juan Atkins. As such he marries dark, synthetic and brooding sounds with brighter ambient melodies and does so using both digital and hardware tools on labels like Trapez, Reload Black and Naked Lunch.

Kicking things off in forceful style with ‘Celestial’, a masterfully moody seven minute roller with hunched kick drums, skittish claps and a rugged lead synth that adds more weight to this focussed techno groove. As it rolls on and hits harder, the synths become frazzled; the hi hats big and icy, and the whole thing is a monstrous affair.

Next comes ‘After Me’, another no-frills and stripped back techno thumper, this time with spooky little percussive sounds gliding above the groove. Millsian synth lines eventually join the fray to add a sci-fi feeling that carries you well off into the dark night sky.

Sleaze Records label boss Hans Bouffmyhre remixes under his Secluded guise. He does so by layering in harder hitting, more raw drums, brain frying loops and an unresolved lead line that burrows deep into your psyche.

Full of intrigue and atmosphere, this is another well crafted and high grade techno release from Swiss crew !Organism.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/after-me/1939897 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA119 Release: January 30, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism kick off 2017 with a high impact EP from Italian producer Vincent Hole that includes a top remix by Scottish techno talent Secluded.

Like many others, Hole takes his main influences from Detroit techno and artists like Derrick May and Juan Atkins. As such he marries dark, synthetic and brooding sounds with brighter ambient melodies and does so using both digital and hardware tools on labels like Trapez, Reload Black and Naked Lunch.

Kicking things off in forceful style with ‘Celestial’, a masterfully moody seven minute roller with hunched kick drums, skittish claps and a rugged lead synth that adds more weight to this focussed techno groove. As it rolls on and hits harder, the synths become frazzled; the hi hats big and icy, and the whole thing is a monstrous affair.

Next comes ‘After Me’, another no-frills and stripped back techno thumper, this time with spooky little percussive sounds gliding above the groove. Millsian synth lines eventually join the fray to add a sci-fi feeling that carries you well off into the dark night sky.

Sleaze Records label boss Hans Bouffmyhre remixes under his Secluded guise. He does so by layering in harder hitting, more raw drums, brain frying loops and an unresolved lead line that burrows deep into your psyche.

Full of intrigue and atmosphere, this is another well crafted and high grade techno release from Swiss crew !Organism.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/after-me/1939897 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA119 Release: January 30, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism kick off 2017 with a high impact EP from Italian producer Vincent Hole that includes a top remix by Scottish techno talent Secluded.

Like many others, Hole takes his main influences from Detroit techno and artists like Derrick May and Juan Atkins. As such he marries dark, synthetic and brooding sounds with brighter ambient melodies and does so using both digital and hardware tools on labels like Trapez, Reload Black and Naked Lunch.

Kicking things off in forceful style with ‘Celestial’, a masterfully moody seven minute roller with hunched kick drums, skittish claps and a rugged lead synth that adds more weight to this focussed techno groove. As it rolls on and hits harder, the synths become frazzled; the hi hats big and icy, and the whole thing is a monstrous affair.

Next comes ‘After Me’, another no-frills and stripped back techno thumper, this time with spooky little percussive sounds gliding above the groove. Millsian synth lines eventually join the fray to add a sci-fi feeling that carries you well off into the dark night sky.

Sleaze Records label boss Hans Bouffmyhre remixes under his Secluded guise. He does so by layering in harder hitting, more raw drums, brain frying loops and an unresolved lead line that burrows deep into your psyche.

Full of intrigue and atmosphere, this is another well crafted and high grade techno release from Swiss crew !Organism.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/after-me/1939897 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA119 Release: January 30, 2017

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Austrian duo A-Brothers team up with Germany’s Matt Mus for a new EP on Yan Stricker’s !Organism imprint entitled ‘Cozy’ and featuring two heady originals alongside a remix from Stevie Wilson.

A-Brothers hold a deserved reputation for quality techno on labels like Gayle San Records, Naked Lunch and their own Hybrid Confusion while young producer Matt Mus has equally impressed with high octane releases on Naked Lunch and Monoton: Audio, among others. Both dividing their time between the studio and booths of some of the world’s best clubs, this November sees the two production outfits join forces for a new package on leading techno imprint !Organism.

First up is ‘Breathe’, which introduces a dense layer of rumbling bass and reverbs, underpinned by fluid, bouncing melodies and cascading percussion that inject dance-floor fervour before ‘Cozy’ opts for a more rhythmic take, brimming with dynamic fx echoes.

Closing the package is award winning Scottish techno producer Stevie Wilson with a deep and brooding remix of ‘Cozy’, concluding the EP in captivating style.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/cozy/1910218 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA118 Release: December 12, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Austrian duo A-Brothers team up with Germany’s Matt Mus for a new EP on Yan Stricker’s !Organism imprint entitled ‘Cozy’ and featuring two heady originals alongside a remix from Stevie Wilson.

A-Brothers hold a deserved reputation for quality techno on labels like Gayle San Records, Naked Lunch and their own Hybrid Confusion while young producer Matt Mus has equally impressed with high octane releases on Naked Lunch and Monoton: Audio, among others. Both dividing their time between the studio and booths of some of the world’s best clubs, this November sees the two production outfits join forces for a new package on leading techno imprint !Organism.

First up is ‘Breathe’, which introduces a dense layer of rumbling bass and reverbs, underpinned by fluid, bouncing melodies and cascading percussion that inject dance-floor fervour before ‘Cozy’ opts for a more rhythmic take, brimming with dynamic fx echoes.

Closing the package is award winning Scottish techno producer Stevie Wilson with a deep and brooding remix of ‘Cozy’, concluding the EP in captivating style.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/cozy/1910218 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA118 Release: December 12, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Austrian duo A-Brothers team up with Germany’s Matt Mus for a new EP on Yan Stricker’s !Organism imprint entitled ‘Cozy’ and featuring two heady originals alongside a remix from Stevie Wilson.

A-Brothers hold a deserved reputation for quality techno on labels like Gayle San Records, Naked Lunch and their own Hybrid Confusion while young producer Matt Mus has equally impressed with high octane releases on Naked Lunch and Monoton: Audio, among others. Both dividing their time between the studio and booths of some of the world’s best clubs, this November sees the two production outfits join forces for a new package on leading techno imprint !Organism.

First up is ‘Breathe’, which introduces a dense layer of rumbling bass and reverbs, underpinned by fluid, bouncing melodies and cascading percussion that inject dance-floor fervour before ‘Cozy’ opts for a more rhythmic take, brimming with dynamic fx echoes.

Closing the package is award winning Scottish techno producer Stevie Wilson with a deep and brooding remix of ‘Cozy’, concluding the EP in captivating style.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/cozy/1910218 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA118 Release: December 12, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Continuing their peerless assault on the techno world, !Organism welcome a new addition to their ranks in the form of Rocco Caine as well as Gocaine, aka Caine and Andreas Kaufhold. His originals are complimented by a Mark Morris remix and all in all make for yet more fascinatingly functional sounds.

Caine is a detail obsessed producer from Germany whose vast discography takes in fine labels from Drumcode to Get Physical. Deeply intense and always with frantic bass, his tunes are no-nonsense affairs that arrest whole clubs with their atmospherics.

First up here he pairs off with Andreas Kaufhold as Gocaine and together they come up with ‘Orpheus’, a loopy and freaky number with trippy synths, sweeping filters and lots of white noise all adding to the white knuckle ride. Dark vocals repeating the track’s title only add to the darkness. Caine then goes it alone for ‘300 Years’ and over ten minutes builds up a stark and arresting techno vision with brash drums, icy hi hats and searching synths spraying across the horizon that suggest all traces of man have been wiped out in his sonic world.

Long established Italian Mark Morris is a real minimal master, and it is he who remixes ‘300 Years’ to that end. He strips it back to a rugged drum line, injects some frosty synths and a spoken word vocal up top and leaves you alone on a sonic spaceship that is heading into the abyss.

The brilliant ‘Devon’ then rounds things up in unsettling style, with brooding bass and encircling synths all heaping on the pressure and paranoia.

All four tracks ooze real emotions and atmosphere here and will bring any floor under their various spells with ease.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/300-years/1879141 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA117 Release: November 28, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Continuing their peerless assault on the techno world, !Organism welcome a new addition to their ranks in the form of Rocco Caine as well as Gocaine, aka Caine and Andreas Kaufhold. His originals are complimented by a Mark Morris remix and all in all make for yet more fascinatingly functional sounds.

Caine is a detail obsessed producer from Germany whose vast discography takes in fine labels from Drumcode to Get Physical. Deeply intense and always with frantic bass, his tunes are no-nonsense affairs that arrest whole clubs with their atmospherics.

First up here he pairs off with Andreas Kaufhold as Gocaine and together they come up with ‘Orpheus’, a loopy and freaky number with trippy synths, sweeping filters and lots of white noise all adding to the white knuckle ride. Dark vocals repeating the track’s title only add to the darkness. Caine then goes it alone for ‘300 Years’ and over ten minutes builds up a stark and arresting techno vision with brash drums, icy hi hats and searching synths spraying across the horizon that suggest all traces of man have been wiped out in his sonic world.

Long established Italian Mark Morris is a real minimal master, and it is he who remixes ‘300 Years’ to that end. He strips it back to a rugged drum line, injects some frosty synths and a spoken word vocal up top and leaves you alone on a sonic spaceship that is heading into the abyss.

The brilliant ‘Devon’ then rounds things up in unsettling style, with brooding bass and encircling synths all heaping on the pressure and paranoia.

All four tracks ooze real emotions and atmosphere here and will bring any floor under their various spells with ease.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/300-years/1879141 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA117 Release: November 28, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Continuing their peerless assault on the techno world, !Organism welcome a new addition to their ranks in the form of Rocco Caine as well as Gocaine, aka Caine and Andreas Kaufhold. His originals are complimented by a Mark Morris remix and all in all make for yet more fascinatingly functional sounds.

Caine is a detail obsessed producer from Germany whose vast discography takes in fine labels from Drumcode to Get Physical. Deeply intense and always with frantic bass, his tunes are no-nonsense affairs that arrest whole clubs with their atmospherics.

First up here he pairs off with Andreas Kaufhold as Gocaine and together they come up with ‘Orpheus’, a loopy and freaky number with trippy synths, sweeping filters and lots of white noise all adding to the white knuckle ride. Dark vocals repeating the track’s title only add to the darkness. Caine then goes it alone for ‘300 Years’ and over ten minutes builds up a stark and arresting techno vision with brash drums, icy hi hats and searching synths spraying across the horizon that suggest all traces of man have been wiped out in his sonic world.

Long established Italian Mark Morris is a real minimal master, and it is he who remixes ‘300 Years’ to that end. He strips it back to a rugged drum line, injects some frosty synths and a spoken word vocal up top and leaves you alone on a sonic spaceship that is heading into the abyss.

The brilliant ‘Devon’ then rounds things up in unsettling style, with brooding bass and encircling synths all heaping on the pressure and paranoia.

All four tracks ooze real emotions and atmosphere here and will bring any floor under their various spells with ease.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/300-years/1879141 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA117 Release: November 28, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Continuing their peerless assault on the techno world, !Organism welcome a new addition to their ranks in the form of Rocco Caine as well as Gocaine, aka Caine and Andreas Kaufhold. His originals are complimented by a Mark Morris remix and all in all make for yet more fascinatingly functional sounds.

Caine is a detail obsessed producer from Germany whose vast discography takes in fine labels from Drumcode to Get Physical. Deeply intense and always with frantic bass, his tunes are no-nonsense affairs that arrest whole clubs with their atmospherics.

First up here he pairs off with Andreas Kaufhold as Gocaine and together they come up with ‘Orpheus’, a loopy and freaky number with trippy synths, sweeping filters and lots of white noise all adding to the white knuckle ride. Dark vocals repeating the track’s title only add to the darkness. Caine then goes it alone for ‘300 Years’ and over ten minutes builds up a stark and arresting techno vision with brash drums, icy hi hats and searching synths spraying across the horizon that suggest all traces of man have been wiped out in his sonic world.

Long established Italian Mark Morris is a real minimal master, and it is he who remixes ‘300 Years’ to that end. He strips it back to a rugged drum line, injects some frosty synths and a spoken word vocal up top and leaves you alone on a sonic spaceship that is heading into the abyss.

The brilliant ‘Devon’ then rounds things up in unsettling style, with brooding bass and encircling synths all heaping on the pressure and paranoia.

All four tracks ooze real emotions and atmosphere here and will bring any floor under their various spells with ease.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/300-years/1879141 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA117 Release: November 28, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Chris Liebing / Alan Fitzpatrick / Spektre / A-Brothers / Roberto Clementi / Spiros Kaloumenos / Niereich / Submerge / Alex Di Stefano / Tom Laws / Moteka / Bodyscrub / Porter Rhodes / Blanda / Spartaque / Lutzenkirchen / Luigi Madonna / Sam Paganini / Highestpoint / Mark Greene / Ramiro Lopez / Hollen / Drunken Kong / Paco Osuna / Yan Stricker ..

| Gene Karz is one of the most regularly featured artists on !Organism, and now he returns once more with another pair of powerful techno cuts that come with a remix from Fixon.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others. It has been a while since his last solo outing here, but he has contributed many great remixes in recent times.

First up is the brilliantly bulky ‘Your House’, which has well swung percussion rolling above booming drums. A turbulent brew of synths brings dark menace to the groove and it is the sort of high impact track that will send any warehouse into overdrive, especially with the subtle rave stabs that pop up every so often.

The slippery ‘Sight’ is then a more fluid and funky techno groover with swinging drums, big drum fills and blasts of white noise all oiling the groove. Vocals get stitched into the mix as bulbous synths add weight and scale, and the whole thing is sure to grab your attention.

This one then gets remixed by Mexican producer Fixon, a ten year techno veteran with a big discography taking in labels like Central Dogma and Real Legacy Records. His version is pure power, with subliminal bass lines and acid twitches all working to hypnotise you. 
All techno fans will find something to love on this fresh new slab from !Organism.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/your-house/1879137 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA116 Release: November 21, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Chris Liebing / Alan Fitzpatrick / Spektre / A-Brothers / Roberto Clementi / Spiros Kaloumenos / Niereich / Submerge / Alex Di Stefano / Tom Laws / Moteka / Bodyscrub / Porter Rhodes / Blanda / Spartaque / Lutzenkirchen / Luigi Madonna / Sam Paganini / Highestpoint / Mark Greene / Ramiro Lopez / Hollen / Drunken Kong / Paco Osuna / Yan Stricker ..

| Gene Karz is one of the most regularly featured artists on !Organism, and now he returns once more with another pair of powerful techno cuts that come with a remix from Fixon.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others. It has been a while since his last solo outing here, but he has contributed many great remixes in recent times.

First up is the brilliantly bulky ‘Your House’, which has well swung percussion rolling above booming drums. A turbulent brew of synths brings dark menace to the groove and it is the sort of high impact track that will send any warehouse into overdrive, especially with the subtle rave stabs that pop up every so often.

The slippery ‘Sight’ is then a more fluid and funky techno groover with swinging drums, big drum fills and blasts of white noise all oiling the groove. Vocals get stitched into the mix as bulbous synths add weight and scale, and the whole thing is sure to grab your attention.

This one then gets remixed by Mexican producer Fixon, a ten year techno veteran with a big discography taking in labels like Central Dogma and Real Legacy Records. His version is pure power, with subliminal bass lines and acid twitches all working to hypnotise you. 
All techno fans will find something to love on this fresh new slab from !Organism.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/your-house/1879137 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA116 Release: November 21, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Chris Liebing / Alan Fitzpatrick / Spektre / A-Brothers / Roberto Clementi / Spiros Kaloumenos / Niereich / Submerge / Alex Di Stefano / Tom Laws / Moteka / Bodyscrub / Porter Rhodes / Blanda / Spartaque / Lutzenkirchen / Luigi Madonna / Sam Paganini / Highestpoint / Mark Greene / Ramiro Lopez / Hollen / Drunken Kong / Paco Osuna / Yan Stricker ..

| Gene Karz is one of the most regularly featured artists on !Organism, and now he returns once more with another pair of powerful techno cuts that come with a remix from Fixon.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others. It has been a while since his last solo outing here, but he has contributed many great remixes in recent times.

First up is the brilliantly bulky ‘Your House’, which has well swung percussion rolling above booming drums. A turbulent brew of synths brings dark menace to the groove and it is the sort of high impact track that will send any warehouse into overdrive, especially with the subtle rave stabs that pop up every so often.

The slippery ‘Sight’ is then a more fluid and funky techno groover with swinging drums, big drum fills and blasts of white noise all oiling the groove. Vocals get stitched into the mix as bulbous synths add weight and scale, and the whole thing is sure to grab your attention.

This one then gets remixed by Mexican producer Fixon, a ten year techno veteran with a big discography taking in labels like Central Dogma and Real Legacy Records. His version is pure power, with subliminal bass lines and acid twitches all working to hypnotise you. 
All techno fans will find something to love on this fresh new slab from !Organism.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/your-house/1879137 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA116 Release: November 21, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Chris Liebing / Alan Fitzpatrick / Spiros Kaloumenos / Roberto Clementi / Submerge / Attemporal / Moteka / Ray Kajioka / Sam Paganini / Luigi Madonna / Paco Osuna / Roel Salemink / Alex Costa / MAAE / [ Wex 10 ] / Heron / Tom Laws / Sin Sin / The Welderz / Ixel / Redhead / Simone Tavazzi / Drumcomplex / Kardinal / 53 Hz / Xpansul / Yan Stricker ..

| November will see !Organism call upon Portugal’s Cardao for three thrilling techno cuts and Andre Kronert for a fine remix that will make up their 115th release.

Cardao has been busy in the scene for ten years and takes big inspiration from greats like Carl Craig and Jeff Mills and many other Detroit heroes. His style is powerful and raw, cerebral as well as physical, and to date he has proven this with releases on labels like Monocline Records, 91Records and E2Points.

The stellar ‘Heart Cosmonaut’ is up first and over seven minutes really creates a brilliantly spacey vibe with its spooky and rippling melodies, supple drum lines and elongated grooves. Full of atmosphere and cinematism it’s a great opener. ‘Cosmic Galaxy’ continues in the intergalactic techno vain with eerie and spacious, deep and heady grooves that are economical and hugely effective.

The remix comes from ODD EVEN boss Andre Kronert who is a synonym for powerful and high-octane club sounds as both a DJ and producer. The likes of Len Faki often reach for his work and for good reason, because it is brilliantly loopy and involving. This remix is no different and builds in creepy little layers to a widescreen techno groove direct from outer space.

Last of all, ‘Haunted Synthesizer’ has a loopy lead synth line that rocks back and forth on its heels as distant pulses and static electricity sounds colour a paddy techno drum line. Weightless and expertly sci-fi, it’s pure musical storytelling.

This is one of the more heady and considered EPs !Organism has released lately and marks another high point for the tireless label.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/cosmic-galaxy/1879153 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA115 Release: November 7, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Chris Liebing / Alan Fitzpatrick / Spiros Kaloumenos / Roberto Clementi / Submerge / Attemporal / Moteka / Ray Kajioka / Sam Paganini / Luigi Madonna / Paco Osuna / Roel Salemink / Alex Costa / MAAE / [ Wex 10 ] / Heron / Tom Laws / Sin Sin / The Welderz / Ixel / Redhead / Simone Tavazzi / Drumcomplex / Kardinal / 53 Hz / Xpansul / Yan Stricker ..

| November will see !Organism call upon Portugal’s Cardao for three thrilling techno cuts and Andre Kronert for a fine remix that will make up their 115th release.

Cardao has been busy in the scene for ten years and takes big inspiration from greats like Carl Craig and Jeff Mills and many other Detroit heroes. His style is powerful and raw, cerebral as well as physical, and to date he has proven this with releases on labels like Monocline Records, 91Records and E2Points.

The stellar ‘Heart Cosmonaut’ is up first and over seven minutes really creates a brilliantly spacey vibe with its spooky and rippling melodies, supple drum lines and elongated grooves. Full of atmosphere and cinematism it’s a great opener. ‘Cosmic Galaxy’ continues in the intergalactic techno vain with eerie and spacious, deep and heady grooves that are economical and hugely effective.

The remix comes from ODD EVEN boss Andre Kronert who is a synonym for powerful and high-octane club sounds as both a DJ and producer. The likes of Len Faki often reach for his work and for good reason, because it is brilliantly loopy and involving. This remix is no different and builds in creepy little layers to a widescreen techno groove direct from outer space.

Last of all, ‘Haunted Synthesizer’ has a loopy lead synth line that rocks back and forth on its heels as distant pulses and static electricity sounds colour a paddy techno drum line. Weightless and expertly sci-fi, it’s pure musical storytelling.

This is one of the more heady and considered EPs !Organism has released lately and marks another high point for the tireless label.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/cosmic-galaxy/1879153 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA115 Release: November 7, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Chris Liebing / Alan Fitzpatrick / Spiros Kaloumenos / Roberto Clementi / Submerge / Attemporal / Moteka / Ray Kajioka / Sam Paganini / Luigi Madonna / Paco Osuna / Roel Salemink / Alex Costa / MAAE / [ Wex 10 ] / Heron / Tom Laws / Sin Sin / The Welderz / Ixel / Redhead / Simone Tavazzi / Drumcomplex / Kardinal / 53 Hz / Xpansul / Yan Stricker ..

| November will see !Organism call upon Portugal’s Cardao for three thrilling techno cuts and Andre Kronert for a fine remix that will make up their 115th release.

Cardao has been busy in the scene for ten years and takes big inspiration from greats like Carl Craig and Jeff Mills and many other Detroit heroes. His style is powerful and raw, cerebral as well as physical, and to date he has proven this with releases on labels like Monocline Records, 91Records and E2Points.

The stellar ‘Heart Cosmonaut’ is up first and over seven minutes really creates a brilliantly spacey vibe with its spooky and rippling melodies, supple drum lines and elongated grooves. Full of atmosphere and cinematism it’s a great opener. ‘Cosmic Galaxy’ continues in the intergalactic techno vain with eerie and spacious, deep and heady grooves that are economical and hugely effective.

The remix comes from ODD EVEN boss Andre Kronert who is a synonym for powerful and high-octane club sounds as both a DJ and producer. The likes of Len Faki often reach for his work and for good reason, because it is brilliantly loopy and involving. This remix is no different and builds in creepy little layers to a widescreen techno groove direct from outer space.

Last of all, ‘Haunted Synthesizer’ has a loopy lead synth line that rocks back and forth on its heels as distant pulses and static electricity sounds colour a paddy techno drum line. Weightless and expertly sci-fi, it’s pure musical storytelling.

This is one of the more heady and considered EPs !Organism has released lately and marks another high point for the tireless label.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/cosmic-galaxy/1879153 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA115 Release: November 7, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Spektre / RedHead / Ray Kajioka / DJ Emerson / Perc / A-Brothers / Spartaque / Luigi Madonna / Nihad Tule / The Welderz aka Wlderz / Skober / DJ Hi-Shock / Ricardo Garduño / [ Wex 10 ] / Dandi & Ugo / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Porter Rhodes / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Moteka / Dot Chandler / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Cardao / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| Next up on !Organism is Italian maestro Peja with three original tracks, one of which gets remixed by Charlton to make for yet another essential techno offering from this Swiss label.

Constantly on the move within the techno realm, Peja’s music has found its way into the bags of tastemakers like Richie Hawtin and Carl Cox. After a decade in the game he really can speak freely through his machines, and has done so to great effect before now on this label.

‘Glare’ is first out of the blocks and wastes no time in cooking up a cantering techno groove that is run through with sleek industrial synths. It’s a supple banger that functions on a high level. Next up is ‘Square Root’, a Millsian styled techno roller that travels far into the galaxy as sonar bleeps and cosmic dust race by. Last in terms of the originals is the searing ‘Dopamine’, it comes on a little deeper but no less forcefully, with spooky synth motifs and gurgling acid rising up through the mix. It’s an increasingly brain frying affair that really will add freaky vibes to any set.

‘Dopamine’ is then remixed by Dutchman Charlton, someone who has been playing live for more than a decade after studying at one of Holland’s best known music production colleges. His track ‘Black Slong’ was featured on Norman Nodge's Berghain 06 compilation, proving he is a real talent in the techno world. His remix here is a full on wig out with mad and frenzied synths flashing about above brutal and hard hitting drums.

This is another fresh and rewarding techno EP from !Organism that leaves a real mark.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/dopamine/1879138 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA114 Release: October 31, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Spektre / RedHead / Ray Kajioka / DJ Emerson / Perc / A-Brothers / Spartaque / Luigi Madonna / Nihad Tule / The Welderz aka Wlderz / Skober / DJ Hi-Shock / Ricardo Garduño / [ Wex 10 ] / Dandi & Ugo / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Porter Rhodes / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Moteka / Dot Chandler / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Cardao / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| Next up on !Organism is Italian maestro Peja with three original tracks, one of which gets remixed by Charlton to make for yet another essential techno offering from this Swiss label.

Constantly on the move within the techno realm, Peja’s music has found its way into the bags of tastemakers like Richie Hawtin and Carl Cox. After a decade in the game he really can speak freely through his machines, and has done so to great effect before now on this label.

‘Glare’ is first out of the blocks and wastes no time in cooking up a cantering techno groove that is run through with sleek industrial synths. It’s a supple banger that functions on a high level. Next up is ‘Square Root’, a Millsian styled techno roller that travels far into the galaxy as sonar bleeps and cosmic dust race by. Last in terms of the originals is the searing ‘Dopamine’, it comes on a little deeper but no less forcefully, with spooky synth motifs and gurgling acid rising up through the mix. It’s an increasingly brain frying affair that really will add freaky vibes to any set.

‘Dopamine’ is then remixed by Dutchman Charlton, someone who has been playing live for more than a decade after studying at one of Holland’s best known music production colleges. His track ‘Black Slong’ was featured on Norman Nodge's Berghain 06 compilation, proving he is a real talent in the techno world. His remix here is a full on wig out with mad and frenzied synths flashing about above brutal and hard hitting drums.

This is another fresh and rewarding techno EP from !Organism that leaves a real mark.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/dopamine/1879138 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA114 Release: October 31, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Spektre / RedHead / Ray Kajioka / DJ Emerson / Perc / A-Brothers / Spartaque / Luigi Madonna / Nihad Tule / The Welderz aka Wlderz / Skober / DJ Hi-Shock / Ricardo Garduño / [ Wex 10 ] / Dandi & Ugo / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Porter Rhodes / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Moteka / Dot Chandler / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Cardao / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| Next up on !Organism is Italian maestro Peja with three original tracks, one of which gets remixed by Charlton to make for yet another essential techno offering from this Swiss label.

Constantly on the move within the techno realm, Peja’s music has found its way into the bags of tastemakers like Richie Hawtin and Carl Cox. After a decade in the game he really can speak freely through his machines, and has done so to great effect before now on this label.

‘Glare’ is first out of the blocks and wastes no time in cooking up a cantering techno groove that is run through with sleek industrial synths. It’s a supple banger that functions on a high level. Next up is ‘Square Root’, a Millsian styled techno roller that travels far into the galaxy as sonar bleeps and cosmic dust race by. Last in terms of the originals is the searing ‘Dopamine’, it comes on a little deeper but no less forcefully, with spooky synth motifs and gurgling acid rising up through the mix. It’s an increasingly brain frying affair that really will add freaky vibes to any set.

‘Dopamine’ is then remixed by Dutchman Charlton, someone who has been playing live for more than a decade after studying at one of Holland’s best known music production colleges. His track ‘Black Slong’ was featured on Norman Nodge's Berghain 06 compilation, proving he is a real talent in the techno world. His remix here is a full on wig out with mad and frenzied synths flashing about above brutal and hard hitting drums.

This is another fresh and rewarding techno EP from !Organism that leaves a real mark.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/dopamine/1879138 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA114 Release: October 31, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Spektre / RedHead / Ray Kajioka / DJ Emerson / Perc / A-Brothers / Spartaque / Luigi Madonna / Nihad Tule / The Welderz aka Wlderz / Skober / DJ Hi-Shock / Ricardo Garduño / [ Wex 10 ] / Dandi & Ugo / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Porter Rhodes / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Moteka / Dot Chandler / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Cardao / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| Next up on !Organism is Italian maestro Peja with three original tracks, one of which gets remixed by Charlton to make for yet another essential techno offering from this Swiss label.

Constantly on the move within the techno realm, Peja’s music has found its way into the bags of tastemakers like Richie Hawtin and Carl Cox. After a decade in the game he really can speak freely through his machines, and has done so to great effect before now on this label.

‘Glare’ is first out of the blocks and wastes no time in cooking up a cantering techno groove that is run through with sleek industrial synths. It’s a supple banger that functions on a high level. Next up is ‘Square Root’, a Millsian styled techno roller that travels far into the galaxy as sonar bleeps and cosmic dust race by. Last in terms of the originals is the searing ‘Dopamine’, it comes on a little deeper but no less forcefully, with spooky synth motifs and gurgling acid rising up through the mix. It’s an increasingly brain frying affair that really will add freaky vibes to any set.

‘Dopamine’ is then remixed by Dutchman Charlton, someone who has been playing live for more than a decade after studying at one of Holland’s best known music production colleges. His track ‘Black Slong’ was featured on Norman Nodge's Berghain 06 compilation, proving he is a real talent in the techno world. His remix here is a full on wig out with mad and frenzied synths flashing about above brutal and hard hitting drums.

This is another fresh and rewarding techno EP from !Organism that leaves a real mark.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/dopamine/1879138 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA114 Release: October 31, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| October brings another essential techno outing for the Swiss label !Organism. This time it is Kvest who offers a brilliant brace of tracks while Kitkatone remixes to seal the package in style.

Kvest hails from Bosnia and Herzegovina and is adept at mixing vinyl as well as exploring myriad musical ideas with endless bits of software. Focusing on melodic simplicity and the more atmospheric elements of techno, here the Austrian based artist lays his fresh visions bare and they really suck you in.

Opening the account is ‘Summil’, a spooky piece of work with cantering kicks and slicing, razor sharp hi hats forming the backbone of the groove as creeping synths and wide open spaces really unsettle you.

Kitkatone is a friend of labels like Planet Rhythm, ARTS and Etherwerks and does not mess about with his version. Hard hitting and roughly textured, it is a real peak time stomper that has menace and urgency in its bones.

Kvest’s other excellent original is ‘Danna’ which is a skipping and increasingly manic cut that has punchy drums and tripped out synths coming at you from all directions. Coarse claps add to the controlled chaos and all together will surely make for a monstrous moment in some big warehouse space.

‘Summil’ is another top trio of tracks from one of the foremost techno labels of the day.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/summil/1872694 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA113 Release: October 24, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| October brings another essential techno outing for the Swiss label !Organism. This time it is Kvest who offers a brilliant brace of tracks while Kitkatone remixes to seal the package in style.

Kvest hails from Bosnia and Herzegovina and is adept at mixing vinyl as well as exploring myriad musical ideas with endless bits of software. Focusing on melodic simplicity and the more atmospheric elements of techno, here the Austrian based artist lays his fresh visions bare and they really suck you in.

Opening the account is ‘Summil’, a spooky piece of work with cantering kicks and slicing, razor sharp hi hats forming the backbone of the groove as creeping synths and wide open spaces really unsettle you.

Kitkatone is a friend of labels like Planet Rhythm, ARTS and Etherwerks and does not mess about with his version. Hard hitting and roughly textured, it is a real peak time stomper that has menace and urgency in its bones.

Kvest’s other excellent original is ‘Danna’ which is a skipping and increasingly manic cut that has punchy drums and tripped out synths coming at you from all directions. Coarse claps add to the controlled chaos and all together will surely make for a monstrous moment in some big warehouse space.

‘Summil’ is another top trio of tracks from one of the foremost techno labels of the day.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/summil/1872694 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA113 Release: October 24, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| October brings another essential techno outing for the Swiss label !Organism. This time it is Kvest who offers a brilliant brace of tracks while Kitkatone remixes to seal the package in style.

Kvest hails from Bosnia and Herzegovina and is adept at mixing vinyl as well as exploring myriad musical ideas with endless bits of software. Focusing on melodic simplicity and the more atmospheric elements of techno, here the Austrian based artist lays his fresh visions bare and they really suck you in.

Opening the account is ‘Summil’, a spooky piece of work with cantering kicks and slicing, razor sharp hi hats forming the backbone of the groove as creeping synths and wide open spaces really unsettle you.

Kitkatone is a friend of labels like Planet Rhythm, ARTS and Etherwerks and does not mess about with his version. Hard hitting and roughly textured, it is a real peak time stomper that has menace and urgency in its bones.

Kvest’s other excellent original is ‘Danna’ which is a skipping and increasingly manic cut that has punchy drums and tripped out synths coming at you from all directions. Coarse claps add to the controlled chaos and all together will surely make for a monstrous moment in some big warehouse space.

‘Summil’ is another top trio of tracks from one of the foremost techno labels of the day.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/summil/1872694 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA113 Release: October 24, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Italian artist Alex Costa is the man behind the next release on !Organism, a fierce four track affair featuring three originals and a remix from Joton.

Costa is a techno DJ and producer of international standing. He plays all over the world and has a steady release schedule that finds him at home on assured outlets like Terminal M, Toolroom and Intacto. Infusing his sounds with all styles of tech, funk, tribalism, house and more, his work is often heard in the sets of DJs like Karotte, Richie Hawtin and Dubfire.

Opening up his account here in arresting fashion is ‘Sync In’, a six minute masterpiece of spacious techno with a well buried groove embellished with eerie and dystopian synths and hard hitting kicks and claps. It’s a cerebral offering that really sucks you in. The equally succulent ‘Sequences Teebee’ is another spacious and hypnotic track that is simple but effective in its darkly seductive ways.

Spaniard Joton—a reliable techno head whose latest album was picked as one of the best of the year by German mag Groove—goes hard on his remix, layering up cantering drums and rampant hits, threading some spooky synths through it all and never letting the pressure release. Lastly, the hugely effective ‘Ain’ is a heavyweight track that burrows deep into your brain with its hurried drums, freaky synthetic hooks and general air of techno mania.

This is a fresh sound once more from Organism, and one that will please a wide array of techno heads thanks to its left of centre sounds and forceful grooves.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/sequences-teebee/1857822 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA112 Release: October 17, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Italian artist Alex Costa is the man behind the next release on !Organism, a fierce four track affair featuring three originals and a remix from Joton.

Costa is a techno DJ and producer of international standing. He plays all over the world and has a steady release schedule that finds him at home on assured outlets like Terminal M, Toolroom and Intacto. Infusing his sounds with all styles of tech, funk, tribalism, house and more, his work is often heard in the sets of DJs like Karotte, Richie Hawtin and Dubfire.

Opening up his account here in arresting fashion is ‘Sync In’, a six minute masterpiece of spacious techno with a well buried groove embellished with eerie and dystopian synths and hard hitting kicks and claps. It’s a cerebral offering that really sucks you in. The equally succulent ‘Sequences Teebee’ is another spacious and hypnotic track that is simple but effective in its darkly seductive ways.

Spaniard Joton—a reliable techno head whose latest album was picked as one of the best of the year by German mag Groove—goes hard on his remix, layering up cantering drums and rampant hits, threading some spooky synths through it all and never letting the pressure release. Lastly, the hugely effective ‘Ain’ is a heavyweight track that burrows deep into your brain with its hurried drums, freaky synthetic hooks and general air of techno mania.

This is a fresh sound once more from Organism, and one that will please a wide array of techno heads thanks to its left of centre sounds and forceful grooves.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/sequences-teebee/1857822 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA112 Release: October 17, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Italian artist Alex Costa is the man behind the next release on !Organism, a fierce four track affair featuring three originals and a remix from Joton.

Costa is a techno DJ and producer of international standing. He plays all over the world and has a steady release schedule that finds him at home on assured outlets like Terminal M, Toolroom and Intacto. Infusing his sounds with all styles of tech, funk, tribalism, house and more, his work is often heard in the sets of DJs like Karotte, Richie Hawtin and Dubfire.

Opening up his account here in arresting fashion is ‘Sync In’, a six minute masterpiece of spacious techno with a well buried groove embellished with eerie and dystopian synths and hard hitting kicks and claps. It’s a cerebral offering that really sucks you in. The equally succulent ‘Sequences Teebee’ is another spacious and hypnotic track that is simple but effective in its darkly seductive ways.

Spaniard Joton—a reliable techno head whose latest album was picked as one of the best of the year by German mag Groove—goes hard on his remix, layering up cantering drums and rampant hits, threading some spooky synths through it all and never letting the pressure release. Lastly, the hugely effective ‘Ain’ is a heavyweight track that burrows deep into your brain with its hurried drums, freaky synthetic hooks and general air of techno mania.

This is a fresh sound once more from Organism, and one that will please a wide array of techno heads thanks to its left of centre sounds and forceful grooves.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/sequences-teebee/1857822 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA112 Release: October 17, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Italian artist Alex Costa is the man behind the next release on !Organism, a fierce four track affair featuring three originals and a remix from Joton.

Costa is a techno DJ and producer of international standing. He plays all over the world and has a steady release schedule that finds him at home on assured outlets like Terminal M, Toolroom and Intacto. Infusing his sounds with all styles of tech, funk, tribalism, house and more, his work is often heard in the sets of DJs like Karotte, Richie Hawtin and Dubfire.

Opening up his account here in arresting fashion is ‘Sync In’, a six minute masterpiece of spacious techno with a well buried groove embellished with eerie and dystopian synths and hard hitting kicks and claps. It’s a cerebral offering that really sucks you in. The equally succulent ‘Sequences Teebee’ is another spacious and hypnotic track that is simple but effective in its darkly seductive ways.

Spaniard Joton—a reliable techno head whose latest album was picked as one of the best of the year by German mag Groove—goes hard on his remix, layering up cantering drums and rampant hits, threading some spooky synths through it all and never letting the pressure release. Lastly, the hugely effective ‘Ain’ is a heavyweight track that burrows deep into your brain with its hurried drums, freaky synthetic hooks and general air of techno mania.

This is a fresh sound once more from Organism, and one that will please a wide array of techno heads thanks to its left of centre sounds and forceful grooves.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/sequences-teebee/1857822 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA112 Release: October 17, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| It is Frenchman Jusaï who takes the reins of the all conquering techno label that is !Organism for its next release. He serves up three searing cuts and a remix from HOBI completes the powerful package.

Jusaï has had a blistering career since 2008, and in that time has warmed up for DJ Oizo, has worked as co-manager of Among Records, has remixed the likes of Tom Hades and is also a regular at festivals like Garorock. His techno style is carefully cadenced and truly rousing and these new cuts find him in fine form.

Up first is ‘Acid Perc,’ a slamming track with fizzing synths zipping about between hard claps and thumping kicks. It is a macho effort to make you march and really jumps out of the speakers. The excellent remix comes from the hard to define Italian HOBI. He has released music on Off White Records, Planet Rhythm and many others and tours all over Europe with his introspective take on techno. His vital version is warm and subterranean, wth circling synths trapping you in the groove and acid lines freaking you out.

Then it’s back to Jusaï for the standout ‘Hawk’, another high impact, high pressure techno track with forceful drums and increasingly pressured percussion. It’s punchy and powerful and is exactly how techno should sound. Last but not least is the more melodic ‘Shadow’ which has ravey stabs bring a celestial feel to the rolling rubber drums below.

Four more fearsome cuts from this label confirm it is right at the top of the techno tree.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/acid-perc/1835971 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA111 Release: October 10, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| It is Frenchman Jusaï who takes the reins of the all conquering techno label that is !Organism for its next release. He serves up three searing cuts and a remix from HOBI completes the powerful package.

Jusaï has had a blistering career since 2008, and in that time has warmed up for DJ Oizo, has worked as co-manager of Among Records, has remixed the likes of Tom Hades and is also a regular at festivals like Garorock. His techno style is carefully cadenced and truly rousing and these new cuts find him in fine form.

Up first is ‘Acid Perc,’ a slamming track with fizzing synths zipping about between hard claps and thumping kicks. It is a macho effort to make you march and really jumps out of the speakers. The excellent remix comes from the hard to define Italian HOBI. He has released music on Off White Records, Planet Rhythm and many others and tours all over Europe with his introspective take on techno. His vital version is warm and subterranean, wth circling synths trapping you in the groove and acid lines freaking you out.

Then it’s back to Jusaï for the standout ‘Hawk’, another high impact, high pressure techno track with forceful drums and increasingly pressured percussion. It’s punchy and powerful and is exactly how techno should sound. Last but not least is the more melodic ‘Shadow’ which has ravey stabs bring a celestial feel to the rolling rubber drums below.

Four more fearsome cuts from this label confirm it is right at the top of the techno tree.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/acid-perc/1835971 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA111 Release: October 10, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| It is Frenchman Jusaï who takes the reins of the all conquering techno label that is !Organism for its next release. He serves up three searing cuts and a remix from HOBI completes the powerful package.

Jusaï has had a blistering career since 2008, and in that time has warmed up for DJ Oizo, has worked as co-manager of Among Records, has remixed the likes of Tom Hades and is also a regular at festivals like Garorock. His techno style is carefully cadenced and truly rousing and these new cuts find him in fine form.

Up first is ‘Acid Perc,’ a slamming track with fizzing synths zipping about between hard claps and thumping kicks. It is a macho effort to make you march and really jumps out of the speakers. The excellent remix comes from the hard to define Italian HOBI. He has released music on Off White Records, Planet Rhythm and many others and tours all over Europe with his introspective take on techno. His vital version is warm and subterranean, wth circling synths trapping you in the groove and acid lines freaking you out.

Then it’s back to Jusaï for the standout ‘Hawk’, another high impact, high pressure techno track with forceful drums and increasingly pressured percussion. It’s punchy and powerful and is exactly how techno should sound. Last but not least is the more melodic ‘Shadow’ which has ravey stabs bring a celestial feel to the rolling rubber drums below.

Four more fearsome cuts from this label confirm it is right at the top of the techno tree.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/acid-perc/1835971 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA111 Release: October 10, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| It is Frenchman Jusaï who takes the reins of the all conquering techno label that is !Organism for its next release. He serves up three searing cuts and a remix from HOBI completes the powerful package.

Jusaï has had a blistering career since 2008, and in that time has warmed up for DJ Oizo, has worked as co-manager of Among Records, has remixed the likes of Tom Hades and is also a regular at festivals like Garorock. His techno style is carefully cadenced and truly rousing and these new cuts find him in fine form.

Up first is ‘Acid Perc,’ a slamming track with fizzing synths zipping about between hard claps and thumping kicks. It is a macho effort to make you march and really jumps out of the speakers. The excellent remix comes from the hard to define Italian HOBI. He has released music on Off White Records, Planet Rhythm and many others and tours all over Europe with his introspective take on techno. His vital version is warm and subterranean, wth circling synths trapping you in the groove and acid lines freaking you out.

Then it’s back to Jusaï for the standout ‘Hawk’, another high impact, high pressure techno track with forceful drums and increasingly pressured percussion. It’s punchy and powerful and is exactly how techno should sound. Last but not least is the more melodic ‘Shadow’ which has ravey stabs bring a celestial feel to the rolling rubber drums below.

Four more fearsome cuts from this label confirm it is right at the top of the techno tree.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/acid-perc/1835971 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA111 Release: October 10, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Greek techno titan Spiros Kaloumenos steps up to !Organism with a couple of essential new tracks, and the fine Swiss label bolster the package with a remix from Ixel.

From Awakenings to Techno Flash, Kaloumenos has headlined the major tech events of the world. Mixing up crowd pleasing sounds with fresh new techno he runs his own label, Focus Records, and relates on many others from Phobiq to Planet Rhythm. With a dark, pumping and forward thinking sound, he has worked with The Advent and Cari Lekebusch before now, always impressing with each new EP.

Right off the bat he has your attention with the hypnotic, tunnelling techno might of ‘Solid Emotion.’ With frenzied synth loops and sonar like bleeps it’s a real head wrecker designed for the dead of night. Berlin based Ixel of Wall Music and Kaputt then adds his own spin to ‘Solid Emotion.’ In turn he makes it a more rubbery, loose limbed jam that is deep, supple and spaced out and is full of stylish production.

Last but not least, ‘Agony Of Indecision’ is a high pressure affair with industrial synths cutting up a stomping groove. Some futuristic pads add a warm sense of soul and colour and ensure both hearts and heels will be won over by this one.

All three cuts offering something different but all are equally interesting and striking affairs once again from this Swiss powerhouse.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/solid-emotion/1835974 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA110 Release: October 3, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Greek techno titan Spiros Kaloumenos steps up to !Organism with a couple of essential new tracks, and the fine Swiss label bolster the package with a remix from Ixel.

From Awakenings to Techno Flash, Kaloumenos has headlined the major tech events of the world. Mixing up crowd pleasing sounds with fresh new techno he runs his own label, Focus Records, and relates on many others from Phobiq to Planet Rhythm. With a dark, pumping and forward thinking sound, he has worked with The Advent and Cari Lekebusch before now, always impressing with each new EP.

Right off the bat he has your attention with the hypnotic, tunnelling techno might of ‘Solid Emotion.’ With frenzied synth loops and sonar like bleeps it’s a real head wrecker designed for the dead of night. Berlin based Ixel of Wall Music and Kaputt then adds his own spin to ‘Solid Emotion.’ In turn he makes it a more rubbery, loose limbed jam that is deep, supple and spaced out and is full of stylish production.

Last but not least, ‘Agony Of Indecision’ is a high pressure affair with industrial synths cutting up a stomping groove. Some futuristic pads add a warm sense of soul and colour and ensure both hearts and heels will be won over by this one.

All three cuts offering something different but all are equally interesting and striking affairs once again from this Swiss powerhouse.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/solid-emotion/1835974 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA110 Release: October 3, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Greek techno titan Spiros Kaloumenos steps up to !Organism with a couple of essential new tracks, and the fine Swiss label bolster the package with a remix from Ixel.

From Awakenings to Techno Flash, Kaloumenos has headlined the major tech events of the world. Mixing up crowd pleasing sounds with fresh new techno he runs his own label, Focus Records, and relates on many others from Phobiq to Planet Rhythm. With a dark, pumping and forward thinking sound, he has worked with The Advent and Cari Lekebusch before now, always impressing with each new EP.

Right off the bat he has your attention with the hypnotic, tunnelling techno might of ‘Solid Emotion.’ With frenzied synth loops and sonar like bleeps it’s a real head wrecker designed for the dead of night. Berlin based Ixel of Wall Music and Kaputt then adds his own spin to ‘Solid Emotion.’ In turn he makes it a more rubbery, loose limbed jam that is deep, supple and spaced out and is full of stylish production.

Last but not least, ‘Agony Of Indecision’ is a high pressure affair with industrial synths cutting up a stomping groove. Some futuristic pads add a warm sense of soul and colour and ensure both hearts and heels will be won over by this one.

All three cuts offering something different but all are equally interesting and striking affairs once again from this Swiss powerhouse.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/solid-emotion/1835974 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA110 Release: October 3, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Chris Liebing / Alexander Kowalski / A. Mochi / Andre Kronert / Jason Fernandes / Luigi Madonna / Markantonio / Paco Osuna / The Welderz / Roel Salemink / Kardinal / Frankyeffe / Heron / Mark Greene / Rraph / Porter Rhodes / Dykkon / Tom Laws / HOBI / Bodyscrub / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Highestpoint / Soren Aalberg / Sin Sin / Anderson Noise / Timmo / P-Ben / Yan Stricker ..

| Well travelled techno troubadour Rocco Caine is the man next up on !Organism. He offers two firing originals whilst DJ Emerson steps up to remix.

Caine is a real master of his tools and has been making searing techno and electro for years on labels like Drumcode, Leutral and Kamzleramt. As a DJ he plays across four decks and favours a precise and clean production style that makes him out in his own field. The two cuts here are both serious weapons.

Excellent opener ‘Karbon’ is an exhilarating ten minute ride that has fierce kicks down low and frazzled synths squirming about in the mid ground. A rising, brooding sense of tension and jangling chords slowly build throughout, and when the whole thing drops whole clubs are sure to march as one to the stripped back brilliance.

Remixing is micro.fon and kiddaz label boss DJ Emerson, a German with more than 15 years experience behind him. His take is a little more icy and reserved, spooky and haunting, with slithering hi hats and suspenseful chords hanging above rolling drums. It makes a big impact, to be sure.

Last of all, ‘Trias’ comes on like a steam train and rattles along a rather desolate landscape with electrified synth sounds and real menace in the sweeping bass. This is techno that will fill dance floors with large scale sounds and is sure to blow plenty of minds.

Once again !Organism prove they have real breadth and depth in their ranks with this latest compelling EP.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/karbon/1846216 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA109 Release: September 12, 2016 More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Chris Liebing / Alexander Kowalski / A. Mochi / Andre Kronert / Jason Fernandes / Luigi Madonna / Markantonio / Paco Osuna / The Welderz / Roel Salemink / Kardinal / Frankyeffe / Heron / Mark Greene / Rraph / Porter Rhodes / Dykkon / Tom Laws / HOBI / Bodyscrub / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Highestpoint / Soren Aalberg / Sin Sin / Anderson Noise / Timmo / P-Ben / Yan Stricker ..

| Well travelled techno troubadour Rocco Caine is the man next up on !Organism. He offers two firing originals whilst DJ Emerson steps up to remix.

Caine is a real master of his tools and has been making searing techno and electro for years on labels like Drumcode, Leutral and Kamzleramt. As a DJ he plays across four decks and favours a precise and clean production style that makes him out in his own field. The two cuts here are both serious weapons.

Excellent opener ‘Karbon’ is an exhilarating ten minute ride that has fierce kicks down low and frazzled synths squirming about in the mid ground. A rising, brooding sense of tension and jangling chords slowly build throughout, and when the whole thing drops whole clubs are sure to march as one to the stripped back brilliance.

Remixing is micro.fon and kiddaz label boss DJ Emerson, a German with more than 15 years experience behind him. His take is a little more icy and reserved, spooky and haunting, with slithering hi hats and suspenseful chords hanging above rolling drums. It makes a big impact, to be sure.

Last of all, ‘Trias’ comes on like a steam train and rattles along a rather desolate landscape with electrified synth sounds and real menace in the sweeping bass. This is techno that will fill dance floors with large scale sounds and is sure to blow plenty of minds.

Once again !Organism prove they have real breadth and depth in their ranks with this latest compelling EP.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/karbon/1846216 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA109 Release: September 12, 2016 More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Whilst many labels slow down during summer, !Organism does not: the Swiss label is back with another fierce package of high energy techno, this time from Eddie Hale complete with a remix from Ray Kajoka.

Although he has a background in jazz, Australian Eddie Hales main love is electronic music. Since his first head turning remix in 2013 he has been on the rise, with collaborations alongside Cocoons Ray Kajioka as well as EPs on labels like Detroits Motech and Florian Meindl's respected Flash Recordings all in the bag. Support for his tunes comes in from heavyweights like Karotte and Joris Voorn and now he comes correct once more with two more unmissable missives.

Up first, the terrific title track "Radon" is seven and a half stimulating minutes of white knuckle techno. Hulking kicks down low, slithering, fizzing synth lines and ever more tension percolate through the groove as you voyage ever deeper into space.

Berlin based veteran and Kanzleramt Music regular Ray Kajioka steps up to remix this one having, in the past, reworked everyone from Joel Mull to Dave Clarke. His version of the track is stripped of some of the drama and reduced to a supple, rumbling techno groove with electrified little synth lines bobbling next to icy hi hat ringlets. Its urgent and futuristic and cannot fail to make floors move.

Lastly, "Resistance" is a more atmospheric cut from Hale that is sci-fi and spacious, sombre in mood but direct in groove. Textured synths and undulating bass all add weight and the cumulative effect is moving both physically and emotionally.

This trio of tracks really hits the spot and marks another high point for all concerned.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/radon/1835991 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA107 Release: August 29, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Whilst many labels slow down during summer, !Organism does not: the Swiss label is back with another fierce package of high energy techno, this time from Eddie Hale complete with a remix from Ray Kajoka.

Although he has a background in jazz, Australian Eddie Hales main love is electronic music. Since his first head turning remix in 2013 he has been on the rise, with collaborations alongside Cocoons Ray Kajioka as well as EPs on labels like Detroits Motech and Florian Meindl's respected Flash Recordings all in the bag. Support for his tunes comes in from heavyweights like Karotte and Joris Voorn and now he comes correct once more with two more unmissable missives.

Up first, the terrific title track "Radon" is seven and a half stimulating minutes of white knuckle techno. Hulking kicks down low, slithering, fizzing synth lines and ever more tension percolate through the groove as you voyage ever deeper into space.

Berlin based veteran and Kanzleramt Music regular Ray Kajioka steps up to remix this one having, in the past, reworked everyone from Joel Mull to Dave Clarke. His version of the track is stripped of some of the drama and reduced to a supple, rumbling techno groove with electrified little synth lines bobbling next to icy hi hat ringlets. Its urgent and futuristic and cannot fail to make floors move.

Lastly, "Resistance" is a more atmospheric cut from Hale that is sci-fi and spacious, sombre in mood but direct in groove. Textured synths and undulating bass all add weight and the cumulative effect is moving both physically and emotionally.

This trio of tracks really hits the spot and marks another high point for all concerned.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/radon/1835991 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA107 Release: August 29, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Whilst many labels slow down during summer, !Organism does not: the Swiss label is back with another fierce package of high energy techno, this time from Eddie Hale complete with a remix from Ray Kajoka.

Although he has a background in jazz, Australian Eddie Hales main love is electronic music. Since his first head turning remix in 2013 he has been on the rise, with collaborations alongside Cocoons Ray Kajioka as well as EPs on labels like Detroits Motech and Florian Meindl's respected Flash Recordings all in the bag. Support for his tunes comes in from heavyweights like Karotte and Joris Voorn and now he comes correct once more with two more unmissable missives.

Up first, the terrific title track "Radon" is seven and a half stimulating minutes of white knuckle techno. Hulking kicks down low, slithering, fizzing synth lines and ever more tension percolate through the groove as you voyage ever deeper into space.

Berlin based veteran and Kanzleramt Music regular Ray Kajioka steps up to remix this one having, in the past, reworked everyone from Joel Mull to Dave Clarke. His version of the track is stripped of some of the drama and reduced to a supple, rumbling techno groove with electrified little synth lines bobbling next to icy hi hat ringlets. Its urgent and futuristic and cannot fail to make floors move.

Lastly, "Resistance" is a more atmospheric cut from Hale that is sci-fi and spacious, sombre in mood but direct in groove. Textured synths and undulating bass all add weight and the cumulative effect is moving both physically and emotionally.

This trio of tracks really hits the spot and marks another high point for all concerned.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/radon/1835991 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA107 Release: August 29, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism presents Replication 041 featuring an exclusive mix from label boss Yan Stricker.

Yan Stricker, the mind behind !Organism, is a product of the 90s who created the platform as a means of granting himself the freedom to share quality techno with the masses. To say he has successfully achieved this task is an understatement, as the Swiss imprint has played host to the likes of Max Cooper, Cari Lekebusch, Nikola Gala, Florian Meindl, Perc, Hans Bouffmyhre, Audio Injection, Arnaud Le Texier, Flug and Developer.

www.beatport.com/artist/yan-stricker/156591

| Booking request www.organism-bookings.com/booking-request

| Tracklisting

1. Amotik - Chaar (Original Mix) - Amotik
2. Niereich - Ruvik (Original Mix) - !Organism
3. Christian Kliche - Tightrope (Original Mix) - Wall Music
4. Mekas - Measure (Coeter One Remix) - Kaputt
5. Brett Relish - Pip Pip (Flug Remix) - Eternal Drive Recordings
6. Steve Menta - Transprt (Original Mix) - Rusted Records
7. Ugur Project - To The Beat (Original Mix) - !Organism
8. Cardao - Anxious (Arnaud Le Texier Remix) - !Organism
9. Tension (Ger) - Calculate (Original Mix) - Kaputt
10. Fixon - All Dreams (Original Mix) - Nachtstrom Schallplatten
11. Boston 168 - Split String (Original Mix) - Odd Even
12. Alignment - Whispers (Original Mix - FLASH
13. HOBI - Misconception (Opuswerk Remix) - Off White Records
14. Steve Menta - Alchemist (Original Mix) - !Organism
15. Jusai - Shadow (Original Mix) - !Organism

| For promotional use only. Sale or other transfer is prohibited. All songs are property of their respective owners.

| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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| !Organism is back with more techno treats, this time in the form of a three track EP featuring two top originals by Avgusto and a remix from Deepbass.

Italian Avgusto real name Clemente Pesceis a techno DJ and producer with a high profile around Europe. He has close ties with FLASH Recordings and is based in Germany where he has managed to establish himself despite stiff competition. Here he proves he has an arresting, club filling sound that fits perfectly with this assured label.

Up first is "Infinity Before Me", an industrial tinged, heady and hypnotic techno roller with prying synth stabs, cantering drums and a real sense of forceful forward motion. It is a fulsome affair that cannot fail to sweep up the floor.

It is then to Deepbass, a Glasgow producer with widescreen techno stylings in the music he releases on labels like Informa and Soma. His remix is more spaced out and serene, with wide open planes, ticking hi hats and smeared, spacious pads making for a captivating and cavernous groove.

Lastly, this firing EP rounds up with "Distortion Surrounds", which is six superb minutes of sizzling, high octane and intense techno. Frenzied, thumping claps, frazzled synths and incessant drums all hammer home an arresting groove.

This is a selection of more real techno weapons sure to do plenty of damage this summer.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/infinity-before-me/1797570 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA107 Release: July 4, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism is back with more techno treats, this time in the form of a three track EP featuring two top originals by Avgusto and a remix from Deepbass.

Italian Avgusto real name Clemente Pesceis a techno DJ and producer with a high profile around Europe. He has close ties with FLASH Recordings and is based in Germany where he has managed to establish himself despite stiff competition. Here he proves he has an arresting, club filling sound that fits perfectly with this assured label.

Up first is "Infinity Before Me", an industrial tinged, heady and hypnotic techno roller with prying synth stabs, cantering drums and a real sense of forceful forward motion. It is a fulsome affair that cannot fail to sweep up the floor.

It is then to Deepbass, a Glasgow producer with widescreen techno stylings in the music he releases on labels like Informa and Soma. His remix is more spaced out and serene, with wide open planes, ticking hi hats and smeared, spacious pads making for a captivating and cavernous groove.

Lastly, this firing EP rounds up with "Distortion Surrounds", which is six superb minutes of sizzling, high octane and intense techno. Frenzied, thumping claps, frazzled synths and incessant drums all hammer home an arresting groove.

This is a selection of more real techno weapons sure to do plenty of damage this summer.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/infinity-before-me/1797570 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA107 Release: July 4, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| !Organism is back with more techno treats, this time in the form of a three track EP featuring two top originals by Avgusto and a remix from Deepbass.

Italian Avgusto real name Clemente Pesceis a techno DJ and producer with a high profile around Europe. He has close ties with FLASH Recordings and is based in Germany where he has managed to establish himself despite stiff competition. Here he proves he has an arresting, club filling sound that fits perfectly with this assured label.

Up first is "Infinity Before Me", an industrial tinged, heady and hypnotic techno roller with prying synth stabs, cantering drums and a real sense of forceful forward motion. It is a fulsome affair that cannot fail to sweep up the floor.

It is then to Deepbass, a Glasgow producer with widescreen techno stylings in the music he releases on labels like Informa and Soma. His remix is more spaced out and serene, with wide open planes, ticking hi hats and smeared, spacious pads making for a captivating and cavernous groove.

Lastly, this firing EP rounds up with "Distortion Surrounds", which is six superb minutes of sizzling, high octane and intense techno. Frenzied, thumping claps, frazzled synths and incessant drums all hammer home an arresting groove.

This is a selection of more real techno weapons sure to do plenty of damage this summer.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/infinity-before-me/1797570 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA107 Release: July 4, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Another month brings another essential EP from leading Swiss techno label !Organism. This time the goods are served up by P-Ben, who offers three standout originals, one of which is remixed in style by Re:Axis.

P-Ben is a French techno practitioner who has released on Ovum and Motech as well as on the legendary KMS where he remixed label boss Kevin Saunderson. He is someone with a broad stylistic range that means his albums are as essential as his EPs, and everyone from Mixmag to Dave Clarke, Trax Mag to Marcel Dettmann have come out in support of him in the past.

"Trackdecay" is a terrific opener that is located somewhere in deep space, with sci-fi signifiers, sonar like synth bleeps and smooth, rolling drums all making it feel like you are on an intergalactic voyage. Truly moody and hypnotic, it then gets remixed by Re:Axis, a Portuguese producer with formal playing skills, a celebrated discography and a singular techno sound. His version is just as cosmic, but has busier drums, more lively perc and some manic, brilliantly disorientating melodies raining down from above.

The trippy "CFTC" finds P-Ben offer a different mood, one with bigger, bolder drums and wild synths which flail about and bring a real sense of craziness to the barrel-chested techno beats below. It is a peak time monster to slay the floor and really traps you in a mechanised groove.

Completing the picture is "Driver Two", a fathoms deep cut with aqueous synths making for a soothing chamber of sound. Bleeping bell sounds, coarse synth lines and hunched drums all add to the intensity and drama of this most devilish production.

Overall, then, this is the sort of techno that makes dance floors move and groove all night long.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/trackdecay/1797617 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA106 Release: June 27, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Another month brings another essential EP from leading Swiss techno label !Organism. This time the goods are served up by P-Ben, who offers three standout originals, one of which is remixed in style by Re:Axis.

P-Ben is a French techno practitioner who has released on Ovum and Motech as well as on the legendary KMS where he remixed label boss Kevin Saunderson. He is someone with a broad stylistic range that means his albums are as essential as his EPs, and everyone from Mixmag to Dave Clarke, Trax Mag to Marcel Dettmann have come out in support of him in the past.

"Trackdecay" is a terrific opener that is located somewhere in deep space, with sci-fi signifiers, sonar like synth bleeps and smooth, rolling drums all making it feel like you are on an intergalactic voyage. Truly moody and hypnotic, it then gets remixed by Re:Axis, a Portuguese producer with formal playing skills, a celebrated discography and a singular techno sound. His version is just as cosmic, but has busier drums, more lively perc and some manic, brilliantly disorientating melodies raining down from above.

The trippy "CFTC" finds P-Ben offer a different mood, one with bigger, bolder drums and wild synths which flail about and bring a real sense of craziness to the barrel-chested techno beats below. It is a peak time monster to slay the floor and really traps you in a mechanised groove.

Completing the picture is "Driver Two", a fathoms deep cut with aqueous synths making for a soothing chamber of sound. Bleeping bell sounds, coarse synth lines and hunched drums all add to the intensity and drama of this most devilish production.

Overall, then, this is the sort of techno that makes dance floors move and groove all night long.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/trackdecay/1797617 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA106 Release: June 27, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Another month brings another essential EP from leading Swiss techno label !Organism. This time the goods are served up by P-Ben, who offers three standout originals, one of which is remixed in style by Re:Axis.

P-Ben is a French techno practitioner who has released on Ovum and Motech as well as on the legendary KMS where he remixed label boss Kevin Saunderson. He is someone with a broad stylistic range that means his albums are as essential as his EPs, and everyone from Mixmag to Dave Clarke, Trax Mag to Marcel Dettmann have come out in support of him in the past.

"Trackdecay" is a terrific opener that is located somewhere in deep space, with sci-fi signifiers, sonar like synth bleeps and smooth, rolling drums all making it feel like you are on an intergalactic voyage. Truly moody and hypnotic, it then gets remixed by Re:Axis, a Portuguese producer with formal playing skills, a celebrated discography and a singular techno sound. His version is just as cosmic, but has busier drums, more lively perc and some manic, brilliantly disorientating melodies raining down from above.

The trippy "CFTC" finds P-Ben offer a different mood, one with bigger, bolder drums and wild synths which flail about and bring a real sense of craziness to the barrel-chested techno beats below. It is a peak time monster to slay the floor and really traps you in a mechanised groove.

Completing the picture is "Driver Two", a fathoms deep cut with aqueous synths making for a soothing chamber of sound. Bleeping bell sounds, coarse synth lines and hunched drums all add to the intensity and drama of this most devilish production.

Overall, then, this is the sort of techno that makes dance floors move and groove all night long.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/trackdecay/1797617 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA106 Release: June 27, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Another month brings another essential EP from leading Swiss techno label !Organism. This time the goods are served up by P-Ben, who offers three standout originals, one of which is remixed in style by Re:Axis.

P-Ben is a French techno practitioner who has released on Ovum and Motech as well as on the legendary KMS where he remixed label boss Kevin Saunderson. He is someone with a broad stylistic range that means his albums are as essential as his EPs, and everyone from Mixmag to Dave Clarke, Trax Mag to Marcel Dettmann have come out in support of him in the past.

"Trackdecay" is a terrific opener that is located somewhere in deep space, with sci-fi signifiers, sonar like synth bleeps and smooth, rolling drums all making it feel like you are on an intergalactic voyage. Truly moody and hypnotic, it then gets remixed by Re:Axis, a Portuguese producer with formal playing skills, a celebrated discography and a singular techno sound. His version is just as cosmic, but has busier drums, more lively perc and some manic, brilliantly disorientating melodies raining down from above.

The trippy "CFTC" finds P-Ben offer a different mood, one with bigger, bolder drums and wild synths which flail about and bring a real sense of craziness to the barrel-chested techno beats below. It is a peak time monster to slay the floor and really traps you in a mechanised groove.

Completing the picture is "Driver Two", a fathoms deep cut with aqueous synths making for a soothing chamber of sound. Bleeping bell sounds, coarse synth lines and hunched drums all add to the intensity and drama of this most devilish production.

Overall, then, this is the sort of techno that makes dance floors move and groove all night long.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/trackdecay/1797617 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA106 Release: June 27, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Regular !Organism artist and techno troubadour Gene Karz is back on his home label with another set of essential techno tracks that will find favour with both DJs and dancers. Simone Tavazzi bolsters the EP with a fine remix.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others. This latest release follows up his standout ‘Outburst’ EP which was released on !Organism earlier this year.

Opening up this fine EP is the title track, which is a rock solid, rib rattling banger with heavyweight kicks and spooky percussion echoing into the night. Crisp and coarse claps whip about like a thunder storm and ensure you cannot escape Karz’s dark atmospheres.

Next up comes ‘Dust’ which is another physical and hard hitting track with stomping drums, racing hi hats and grainy white noise sweeps that cannot fail to make you lose yourself in the big wall of techno sound.

Milan born Simone Tavazzi runs WaterLove and for almost ten years has been amassing a fine discography of techno tunes that take cues from scenes in France and Detroit and come on labels like Suara and Sleaze amongst others. He proves he is a singular artist here with his great remix of ‘Dust’, which is a stripped back version of the original with pressured drums, clever filters and skittish synths adding texture to the hypnotic grooves.

All three cuts here are powerful affair designed to make a big impact on techno lovers around the world.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/destroy/1791643 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA105 Release: June 20, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Regular !Organism artist and techno troubadour Gene Karz is back on his home label with another set of essential techno tracks that will find favour with both DJs and dancers. Simone Tavazzi bolsters the EP with a fine remix.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others. This latest release follows up his standout ‘Outburst’ EP which was released on !Organism earlier this year.

Opening up this fine EP is the title track, which is a rock solid, rib rattling banger with heavyweight kicks and spooky percussion echoing into the night. Crisp and coarse claps whip about like a thunder storm and ensure you cannot escape Karz’s dark atmospheres.

Next up comes ‘Dust’ which is another physical and hard hitting track with stomping drums, racing hi hats and grainy white noise sweeps that cannot fail to make you lose yourself in the big wall of techno sound.

Milan born Simone Tavazzi runs WaterLove and for almost ten years has been amassing a fine discography of techno tunes that take cues from scenes in France and Detroit and come on labels like Suara and Sleaze amongst others. He proves he is a singular artist here with his great remix of ‘Dust’, which is a stripped back version of the original with pressured drums, clever filters and skittish synths adding texture to the hypnotic grooves.

All three cuts here are powerful affair designed to make a big impact on techno lovers around the world.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/destroy/1791643 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA105 Release: June 20, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Regular !Organism artist and techno troubadour Gene Karz is back on his home label with another set of essential techno tracks that will find favour with both DJs and dancers. Simone Tavazzi bolsters the EP with a fine remix.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others. This latest release follows up his standout ‘Outburst’ EP which was released on !Organism earlier this year.

Opening up this fine EP is the title track, which is a rock solid, rib rattling banger with heavyweight kicks and spooky percussion echoing into the night. Crisp and coarse claps whip about like a thunder storm and ensure you cannot escape Karz’s dark atmospheres.

Next up comes ‘Dust’ which is another physical and hard hitting track with stomping drums, racing hi hats and grainy white noise sweeps that cannot fail to make you lose yourself in the big wall of techno sound.

Milan born Simone Tavazzi runs WaterLove and for almost ten years has been amassing a fine discography of techno tunes that take cues from scenes in France and Detroit and come on labels like Suara and Sleaze amongst others. He proves he is a singular artist here with his great remix of ‘Dust’, which is a stripped back version of the original with pressured drums, clever filters and skittish synths adding texture to the hypnotic grooves.

All three cuts here are powerful affair designed to make a big impact on techno lovers around the world.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/destroy/1791643 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA105 Release: June 20, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Just as the temperature starts to rise for summer, !Organism keeps on serving up some of Europe’s hottest techno. Behind their next one is Portugal’s Steve Menta, who offers up three tracks of searing club beats with a fine remix from Xpansul.

Menta has been part of the LX Music crew since 2008. He veers from melodic house to darker techno and does so on labels like Rusted Records and Superbia. With fans like Paco Osuna and Nick Warren playing his beats, and his DJ diary taking him all over the world, Menta is a real techno player.

Up first is the fulsome ‘Symptomatic,’ a paranoid and large scale groove with big drums, turbulent synths and a dark sense of energy that powers the whole thing along with real force. Remixing this one is the hugely prolific Xpansul, a Spanish artist with many aliases and more than 50 EPs to his name on the likes of Ovum, Perc and Analytic Trail. His version is industrial and menacing, boisterous and hugely textured, with flaming drums and massive hi hats demanding you stomp along to the groove.

Elsewhere, the hugely atmospheric ‘Alchemist’ is a dubbed out roller with spine tingling and chilly hi hats ticking along above deep drums as warm pads smear out in all directions. It is one for the heads and the back rooms, whilst ‘Unveiled’ is a much more banging and peak time track with incendiary hi hat ringlets, slamming drums and intense synths that fire every synapse.

This is another on point EP jam packed with dance floor dynamite.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/symptomatic/1767563 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA104 Release: June 13, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Just as the temperature starts to rise for summer, !Organism keeps on serving up some of Europe’s hottest techno. Behind their next one is Portugal’s Steve Menta, who offers up three tracks of searing club beats with a fine remix from Xpansul.

Menta has been part of the LX Music crew since 2008. He veers from melodic house to darker techno and does so on labels like Rusted Records and Superbia. With fans like Paco Osuna and Nick Warren playing his beats, and his DJ diary taking him all over the world, Menta is a real techno player.

Up first is the fulsome ‘Symptomatic,’ a paranoid and large scale groove with big drums, turbulent synths and a dark sense of energy that powers the whole thing along with real force. Remixing this one is the hugely prolific Xpansul, a Spanish artist with many aliases and more than 50 EPs to his name on the likes of Ovum, Perc and Analytic Trail. His version is industrial and menacing, boisterous and hugely textured, with flaming drums and massive hi hats demanding you stomp along to the groove.

Elsewhere, the hugely atmospheric ‘Alchemist’ is a dubbed out roller with spine tingling and chilly hi hats ticking along above deep drums as warm pads smear out in all directions. It is one for the heads and the back rooms, whilst ‘Unveiled’ is a much more banging and peak time track with incendiary hi hat ringlets, slamming drums and intense synths that fire every synapse.

This is another on point EP jam packed with dance floor dynamite.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/symptomatic/1767563 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA104 Release: June 13, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Just as the temperature starts to rise for summer, !Organism keeps on serving up some of Europe’s hottest techno. Behind their next one is Portugal’s Steve Menta, who offers up three tracks of searing club beats with a fine remix from Xpansul.

Menta has been part of the LX Music crew since 2008. He veers from melodic house to darker techno and does so on labels like Rusted Records and Superbia. With fans like Paco Osuna and Nick Warren playing his beats, and his DJ diary taking him all over the world, Menta is a real techno player.

Up first is the fulsome ‘Symptomatic,’ a paranoid and large scale groove with big drums, turbulent synths and a dark sense of energy that powers the whole thing along with real force. Remixing this one is the hugely prolific Xpansul, a Spanish artist with many aliases and more than 50 EPs to his name on the likes of Ovum, Perc and Analytic Trail. His version is industrial and menacing, boisterous and hugely textured, with flaming drums and massive hi hats demanding you stomp along to the groove.

Elsewhere, the hugely atmospheric ‘Alchemist’ is a dubbed out roller with spine tingling and chilly hi hats ticking along above deep drums as warm pads smear out in all directions. It is one for the heads and the back rooms, whilst ‘Unveiled’ is a much more banging and peak time track with incendiary hi hat ringlets, slamming drums and intense synths that fire every synapse.

This is another on point EP jam packed with dance floor dynamite.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/symptomatic/1767563 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA104 Release: June 13, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Just as the temperature starts to rise for summer, !Organism keeps on serving up some of Europe’s hottest techno. Behind their next one is Portugal’s Steve Menta, who offers up three tracks of searing club beats with a fine remix from Xpansul.

Menta has been part of the LX Music crew since 2008. He veers from melodic house to darker techno and does so on labels like Rusted Records and Superbia. With fans like Paco Osuna and Nick Warren playing his beats, and his DJ diary taking him all over the world, Menta is a real techno player.

Up first is the fulsome ‘Symptomatic,’ a paranoid and large scale groove with big drums, turbulent synths and a dark sense of energy that powers the whole thing along with real force. Remixing this one is the hugely prolific Xpansul, a Spanish artist with many aliases and more than 50 EPs to his name on the likes of Ovum, Perc and Analytic Trail. His version is industrial and menacing, boisterous and hugely textured, with flaming drums and massive hi hats demanding you stomp along to the groove.

Elsewhere, the hugely atmospheric ‘Alchemist’ is a dubbed out roller with spine tingling and chilly hi hats ticking along above deep drums as warm pads smear out in all directions. It is one for the heads and the back rooms, whilst ‘Unveiled’ is a much more banging and peak time track with incendiary hi hat ringlets, slamming drums and intense synths that fire every synapse.

This is another on point EP jam packed with dance floor dynamite.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/symptomatic/1767563 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA104 Release: June 13, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Essential Swiss techno outlet !Organism welcomes a dream team of Feyser & Dolby D for their next EP, which deals in only the finest club sounds and includes a remix from Frenchman Moteka.

Feyser is a well known name in true techno circles. He has also come up with the goods on labels like Naked Lunch and Audio Ellite. Here he goes solo on one track, then pairs with Dolby D, a Frenchman who has put out high energy techno on more than 120 different labels over the last twenty years. Between them they truly put their vast experience and understanding to great use.

Up first is the beautifully bleak and sci-fi sounding thumper ‘Refrain’ from Feyser. Rock solid drums, crisp claps and a dark vocal repeating just a few words suck you in, then wild, brutal synth textures rip all around to bring the drama. It’s a real show stopper, to be sure.

Moteka is the remixer and is someone who has been active for years with projects touching on psy trance. Nowadays he is a raw yet subtle techno man with a cinematic style. His version is nearly eight minutes of distorted techno that races through a solar storm with gauzy textures and explosive synths all trapping you in a truly intense groove.

Feyser and Dolby D then link for ‘Charm’ a much more stripped back and visceral kicker with raw textures, hard kicks and dubby chords that add some funk and wobble to the groove.

This is techno for big dark spaces and is the sort of stuff that cannot fail to stand out in any set.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/refrain/1767557 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA103 Release: May 30, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Essential Swiss techno outlet !Organism welcomes a dream team of Feyser & Dolby D for their next EP, which deals in only the finest club sounds and includes a remix from Frenchman Moteka.

Feyser is a well known name in true techno circles. He has also come up with the goods on labels like Naked Lunch and Audio Ellite. Here he goes solo on one track, then pairs with Dolby D, a Frenchman who has put out high energy techno on more than 120 different labels over the last twenty years. Between them they truly put their vast experience and understanding to great use.

Up first is the beautifully bleak and sci-fi sounding thumper ‘Refrain’ from Feyser. Rock solid drums, crisp claps and a dark vocal repeating just a few words suck you in, then wild, brutal synth textures rip all around to bring the drama. It’s a real show stopper, to be sure.

Moteka is the remixer and is someone who has been active for years with projects touching on psy trance. Nowadays he is a raw yet subtle techno man with a cinematic style. His version is nearly eight minutes of distorted techno that races through a solar storm with gauzy textures and explosive synths all trapping you in a truly intense groove.

Feyser and Dolby D then link for ‘Charm’ a much more stripped back and visceral kicker with raw textures, hard kicks and dubby chords that add some funk and wobble to the groove.

This is techno for big dark spaces and is the sort of stuff that cannot fail to stand out in any set.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/refrain/1767557 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA103 Release: May 30, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Essential Swiss techno outlet !Organism welcomes a dream team of Feyser & Dolby D for their next EP, which deals in only the finest club sounds and includes a remix from Frenchman Moteka.

Feyser is a well known name in true techno circles. He has also come up with the goods on labels like Naked Lunch and Audio Ellite. Here he goes solo on one track, then pairs with Dolby D, a Frenchman who has put out high energy techno on more than 120 different labels over the last twenty years. Between them they truly put their vast experience and understanding to great use.

Up first is the beautifully bleak and sci-fi sounding thumper ‘Refrain’ from Feyser. Rock solid drums, crisp claps and a dark vocal repeating just a few words suck you in, then wild, brutal synth textures rip all around to bring the drama. It’s a real show stopper, to be sure.

Moteka is the remixer and is someone who has been active for years with projects touching on psy trance. Nowadays he is a raw yet subtle techno man with a cinematic style. His version is nearly eight minutes of distorted techno that races through a solar storm with gauzy textures and explosive synths all trapping you in a truly intense groove.

Feyser and Dolby D then link for ‘Charm’ a much more stripped back and visceral kicker with raw textures, hard kicks and dubby chords that add some funk and wobble to the groove.

This is techno for big dark spaces and is the sort of stuff that cannot fail to stand out in any set.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/refrain/1767557 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA103 Release: May 30, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| There is no rest for the wicked, and so it is that !Organism push on with their 102nd EP, this time from Turkish talent Ugur Project with a great remix from Radial bolstering the package.

A prolific producer with a vast and vital discography to his name, this Istanbul artist cooks up searing techno on labels like Ostend, Arteform, Nite Grooves and Robot Ranch. He is a regular on radio back home and has played in clued up clubs all round Europe. He has also put his name to many key compilations and has played on stage with two other DJs, nine decks and three mixers as part of one of his own series of cult nights back in the early 2010s.

He impresses from the off here with title track ‘Apocalypse,’ an atmospheric cut with bobbling rubber kicks and industrial percussive sounds. It is involving and urgent, multi dimensional and full of main room menace. The remix from Dutch producer Radial—who runs his own self titled label—is built on a scurrying and scrambled beat that is physical and dynamic and demands you dance. Weird synths and icy hi hats add texture and turbulence and ensure this is another standout track.

On the flip, ‘To The Beat’ is a creepy and spaced out track with eerie synth hooks, paranoid vocals and barreling drums all making for a maximal techno stomper. It is freaky night music to make floors sweat. Last but not least is the brilliant ‘Circular Forms’, a spangled and intense brew of stamping drums and coarse claps that is run through with Millsian melody and a real sense of intergalactic unease.

All four cuts here are designed for maximum impact once again.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/apocalypse/1767562 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA102 Release: May 23, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| There is no rest for the wicked, and so it is that !Organism push on with their 102nd EP, this time from Turkish talent Ugur Project with a great remix from Radial bolstering the package.

A prolific producer with a vast and vital discography to his name, this Istanbul artist cooks up searing techno on labels like Ostend, Arteform, Nite Grooves and Robot Ranch. He is a regular on radio back home and has played in clued up clubs all round Europe. He has also put his name to many key compilations and has played on stage with two other DJs, nine decks and three mixers as part of one of his own series of cult nights back in the early 2010s.

He impresses from the off here with title track ‘Apocalypse,’ an atmospheric cut with bobbling rubber kicks and industrial percussive sounds. It is involving and urgent, multi dimensional and full of main room menace. The remix from Dutch producer Radial—who runs his own self titled label—is built on a scurrying and scrambled beat that is physical and dynamic and demands you dance. Weird synths and icy hi hats add texture and turbulence and ensure this is another standout track.

On the flip, ‘To The Beat’ is a creepy and spaced out track with eerie synth hooks, paranoid vocals and barreling drums all making for a maximal techno stomper. It is freaky night music to make floors sweat. Last but not least is the brilliant ‘Circular Forms’, a spangled and intense brew of stamping drums and coarse claps that is run through with Millsian melody and a real sense of intergalactic unease.

All four cuts here are designed for maximum impact once again.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/apocalypse/1767562 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA102 Release: May 23, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| There is no rest for the wicked, and so it is that !Organism push on with their 102nd EP, this time from Turkish talent Ugur Project with a great remix from Radial bolstering the package.

A prolific producer with a vast and vital discography to his name, this Istanbul artist cooks up searing techno on labels like Ostend, Arteform, Nite Grooves and Robot Ranch. He is a regular on radio back home and has played in clued up clubs all round Europe. He has also put his name to many key compilations and has played on stage with two other DJs, nine decks and three mixers as part of one of his own series of cult nights back in the early 2010s.

He impresses from the off here with title track ‘Apocalypse,’ an atmospheric cut with bobbling rubber kicks and industrial percussive sounds. It is involving and urgent, multi dimensional and full of main room menace. The remix from Dutch producer Radial—who runs his own self titled label—is built on a scurrying and scrambled beat that is physical and dynamic and demands you dance. Weird synths and icy hi hats add texture and turbulence and ensure this is another standout track.

On the flip, ‘To The Beat’ is a creepy and spaced out track with eerie synth hooks, paranoid vocals and barreling drums all making for a maximal techno stomper. It is freaky night music to make floors sweat. Last but not least is the brilliant ‘Circular Forms’, a spangled and intense brew of stamping drums and coarse claps that is run through with Millsian melody and a real sense of intergalactic unease.

All four cuts here are designed for maximum impact once again.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/apocalypse/1767562 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA102 Release: May 23, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| There is no rest for the wicked, and so it is that !Organism push on with their 102nd EP, this time from Turkish talent Ugur Project with a great remix from Radial bolstering the package.

A prolific producer with a vast and vital discography to his name, this Istanbul artist cooks up searing techno on labels like Ostend, Arteform, Nite Grooves and Robot Ranch. He is a regular on radio back home and has played in clued up clubs all round Europe. He has also put his name to many key compilations and has played on stage with two other DJs, nine decks and three mixers as part of one of his own series of cult nights back in the early 2010s.

He impresses from the off here with title track ‘Apocalypse,’ an atmospheric cut with bobbling rubber kicks and industrial percussive sounds. It is involving and urgent, multi dimensional and full of main room menace. The remix from Dutch producer Radial—who runs his own self titled label—is built on a scurrying and scrambled beat that is physical and dynamic and demands you dance. Weird synths and icy hi hats add texture and turbulence and ensure this is another standout track.

On the flip, ‘To The Beat’ is a creepy and spaced out track with eerie synth hooks, paranoid vocals and barreling drums all making for a maximal techno stomper. It is freaky night music to make floors sweat. Last but not least is the brilliant ‘Circular Forms’, a spangled and intense brew of stamping drums and coarse claps that is run through with Millsian melody and a real sense of intergalactic unease.

All four cuts here are designed for maximum impact once again.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/apocalypse/1767562 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA102 Release: May 23, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| After the landmark 100th release, Swiss label !Organism push on with their 101st, this time from True Story, a true veteran who chisels compelling techno with an emotional core. Spaniard Rraph also appears in remix mode.

True Story is a musical puppet master who is always on the hunt for the perfect sound and perfect beat. The UK DJ and producer has released on labels like Syncopat and always delivers knock out punches.

Up first is the no nonsense ‘Prelude’ which is heavy and forceful, with nervy synths making for an absorbingly industrial vibe. It will make a big impact on the floor and the punchy, post apocalyptic ‘Absolute’ is much the same with circling pads and menacing bass making for an intense atmosphere.

Rraph is someone very much with his ear to the pulse. He A&Rs for Elektrax Music and Gynoid Audio and releases on Counter Pulse and Translucent amongst others. His version of ‘Absolute’ is much harder and quicker, with frenetic synth lines scurrying above rooted drums. Smoggy clouds and lo fi textures make it a truly arresting affair.

Lastly, ‘Sovereign’ is dubbed but intense, with static and squeaking synths peppering the heads down and marching groove. This is impressive warehouse techno, make no mistake.

There are few techno labels as consistent as this one, and this new EP is another case in point.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/absolute/1767540 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA101 Release: May 16, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| After the landmark 100th release, Swiss label !Organism push on with their 101st, this time from True Story, a true veteran who chisels compelling techno with an emotional core. Spaniard Rraph also appears in remix mode.

True Story is a musical puppet master who is always on the hunt for the perfect sound and perfect beat. The UK DJ and producer has released on labels like Syncopat and always delivers knock out punches.

Up first is the no nonsense ‘Prelude’ which is heavy and forceful, with nervy synths making for an absorbingly industrial vibe. It will make a big impact on the floor and the punchy, post apocalyptic ‘Absolute’ is much the same with circling pads and menacing bass making for an intense atmosphere.

Rraph is someone very much with his ear to the pulse. He A&Rs for Elektrax Music and Gynoid Audio and releases on Counter Pulse and Translucent amongst others. His version of ‘Absolute’ is much harder and quicker, with frenetic synth lines scurrying above rooted drums. Smoggy clouds and lo fi textures make it a truly arresting affair.

Lastly, ‘Sovereign’ is dubbed but intense, with static and squeaking synths peppering the heads down and marching groove. This is impressive warehouse techno, make no mistake.

There are few techno labels as consistent as this one, and this new EP is another case in point.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/absolute/1767540 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA101 Release: May 16, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| After the landmark 100th release, Swiss label !Organism push on with their 101st, this time from True Story, a true veteran who chisels compelling techno with an emotional core. Spaniard Rraph also appears in remix mode.

True Story is a musical puppet master who is always on the hunt for the perfect sound and perfect beat. The UK DJ and producer has released on labels like Syncopat and always delivers knock out punches.

Up first is the no nonsense ‘Prelude’ which is heavy and forceful, with nervy synths making for an absorbingly industrial vibe. It will make a big impact on the floor and the punchy, post apocalyptic ‘Absolute’ is much the same with circling pads and menacing bass making for an intense atmosphere.

Rraph is someone very much with his ear to the pulse. He A&Rs for Elektrax Music and Gynoid Audio and releases on Counter Pulse and Translucent amongst others. His version of ‘Absolute’ is much harder and quicker, with frenetic synth lines scurrying above rooted drums. Smoggy clouds and lo fi textures make it a truly arresting affair.

Lastly, ‘Sovereign’ is dubbed but intense, with static and squeaking synths peppering the heads down and marching groove. This is impressive warehouse techno, make no mistake.

There are few techno labels as consistent as this one, and this new EP is another case in point.

| Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/absolute/1767540 Bandcamp: music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA101 Release: May 16, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO : www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: DJ Adam X / Electric Rescue / Florian Meindl / Spektre / Spartaque / Jewel Kid / Ricardo Garduno / The Welderz / Attemporal / Xpansul / The YellowHeads / Drumcomplex / Thomas P. Heckmann / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Ixel / Sin Sin / Extra Dry / Coeter One / Dykkon / Peja / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Markantonio / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Yan Stricker ..

| !Organism puts out top techno tunes at an alarming rate, but each and every one is an essential offering that keeps the world’s best DJs in high grade club weaponry. Next up is Joton with two originals, whilst UVB remixes in great style.

Joton is Jose Angel Palacios Robles, a Spanish DJ who has been at the top of his game for decades. His label Newrhythmic is a real bastion of techno quality and finds him putting out dark cuts that also come on labels like Format, Animal Farm and Quant. Well known by the world’s DJ elite and with Groove Mag big fans of his 2015 LP "Casting Out Nines", he has also headlined clubs on most major continents and now offers up two more tasteful missives.

Excellent opener "TSCLC" is a fusion of brain frying synths, heavy hitting drum funk and loose limbed percussive hits. The cumulative effect is physical and urgent and makes the track a real standout in any set and on any floor.

The powerful "Celled' is next and is a boisterous cut with frazzled synths and rumbling drums barreling along with a pumped-out chest. Incendiary hi hats add scale but this one is all about brute force and is another real banger.

UVB is the remixer here, a French artist who is not only a DJ but also a live performer. He has seen support from Marcel Dettmann and Lucy and it is clear to see why: his terrific take on the original is expertly stripped back to a funky, undulating drum line with frosted synths shooting across its surface.

All in all, this is another arresting EP from one of techno’s finest labels.

| Beatport: beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA97 Release: March 21, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: DJ Adam X / Electric Rescue / Florian Meindl / Spektre / Spartaque / Jewel Kid / Ricardo Garduno / The Welderz / Attemporal / Xpansul / The YellowHeads / Drumcomplex / Thomas P. Heckmann / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Ixel / Sin Sin / Extra Dry / Coeter One / Dykkon / Peja / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Markantonio / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Yan Stricker ..

| !Organism puts out top techno tunes at an alarming rate, but each and every one is an essential offering that keeps the world’s best DJs in high grade club weaponry. Next up is Joton with two originals, whilst UVB remixes in great style.

Joton is Jose Angel Palacios Robles, a Spanish DJ who has been at the top of his game for decades. His label Newrhythmic is a real bastion of techno quality and finds him putting out dark cuts that also come on labels like Format, Animal Farm and Quant. Well known by the world’s DJ elite and with Groove Mag big fans of his 2015 LP "Casting Out Nines", he has also headlined clubs on most major continents and now offers up two more tasteful missives.

Excellent opener "TSCLC" is a fusion of brain frying synths, heavy hitting drum funk and loose limbed percussive hits. The cumulative effect is physical and urgent and makes the track a real standout in any set and on any floor.

The powerful "Celled' is next and is a boisterous cut with frazzled synths and rumbling drums barreling along with a pumped-out chest. Incendiary hi hats add scale but this one is all about brute force and is another real banger.

UVB is the remixer here, a French artist who is not only a DJ but also a live performer. He has seen support from Marcel Dettmann and Lucy and it is clear to see why: his terrific take on the original is expertly stripped back to a funky, undulating drum line with frosted synths shooting across its surface.

All in all, this is another arresting EP from one of techno’s finest labels.

| Beatport: beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA97 Release: March 21, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: DJ Adam X / Electric Rescue / Florian Meindl / Spektre / Spartaque / Jewel Kid / Ricardo Garduno / The Welderz / Attemporal / Xpansul / The YellowHeads / Drumcomplex / Thomas P. Heckmann / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Ixel / Sin Sin / Extra Dry / Coeter One / Dykkon / Peja / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Markantonio / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Yan Stricker ..

| !Organism puts out top techno tunes at an alarming rate, but each and every one is an essential offering that keeps the world’s best DJs in high grade club weaponry. Next up is Joton with two originals, whilst UVB remixes in great style.

Joton is Jose Angel Palacios Robles, a Spanish DJ who has been at the top of his game for decades. His label Newrhythmic is a real bastion of techno quality and finds him putting out dark cuts that also come on labels like Format, Animal Farm and Quant. Well known by the world’s DJ elite and with Groove Mag big fans of his 2015 LP "Casting Out Nines", he has also headlined clubs on most major continents and now offers up two more tasteful missives.

Excellent opener "TSCLC" is a fusion of brain frying synths, heavy hitting drum funk and loose limbed percussive hits. The cumulative effect is physical and urgent and makes the track a real standout in any set and on any floor.

The powerful "Celled' is next and is a boisterous cut with frazzled synths and rumbling drums barreling along with a pumped-out chest. Incendiary hi hats add scale but this one is all about brute force and is another real banger.

UVB is the remixer here, a French artist who is not only a DJ but also a live performer. He has seen support from Marcel Dettmann and Lucy and it is clear to see why: his terrific take on the original is expertly stripped back to a funky, undulating drum line with frosted synths shooting across its surface.

All in all, this is another arresting EP from one of techno’s finest labels.

| Beatport: beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA97 Release: March 21, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: DVS1 / Chris Liebing / The Advent / Jason Fernandes / A. Paul / Florian Meindl / Axel Karakasis / Sam Paganini / Roberto Capuano / Luigi Madonna / Spektre / Jewel Kid / Xpansul / Hollen / Spartaque / Paco Osuna / The YellowHeads / Frankyeffe / Irregular Synth / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / [ Wex 10 ] / Gene Karz / LxS / Coeter One / Yan Stricker ..

| As they hurtle towards an incredible 100th release, Swiss label !Organism calls upon the Austrian artist Niereich for a brace of standout techno tracks that come with a fine remix from Wirrwarr.

Niereich is a truly multi-purpose producer who excels at many different styles. He is not only a fine studio talent but also an acclaimed Dj and live specialist who can speak through his machines. He has played all over the world, in big clubs and on huge festival stages and also releases on labels like 100% Pure, Micro.fon and Kombination Research.

The compelling title track is a white knuckle techno ride with paranoid melodies, frenzied drums and thunderous claps that is sure to really whip the dance floor into a frenzy. It is big and bold and full of otherworldly sprits and futuristic ideals as well as irresistibly tough drum kicks.

On the remix is Milan based Wirrwarr, aka Andrea Casiraghi and Gabriele Frigerio, a talented pair of techno lovers with a great list of credits to their name on labels like 030 and Black Reel.Their mix of ‘Dramatic’ reworks it as a bleep laden, Jeff Mills style minimalistic cut that is heady and hypnotic, smooth and seductive.

The other essential original is ‘Ruvik', which is a deeper, more cerebral affair with rubbery drums and sparse dustpan landscapes stretching out in all directions around the groove. As it burrows deeper, distant percussive lines grow louder in the mix and help carry you deep into the night.

Once again Organism show that techno is the most powerful dance force, and that they are the best in the game at unearthing its finest proponents.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/dramatic/1714346 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA97 Release: March 7, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: DVS1 / Chris Liebing / The Advent / Jason Fernandes / A. Paul / Florian Meindl / Axel Karakasis / Sam Paganini / Roberto Capuano / Luigi Madonna / Spektre / Jewel Kid / Xpansul / Hollen / Spartaque / Paco Osuna / The YellowHeads / Frankyeffe / Irregular Synth / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / [ Wex 10 ] / Gene Karz / LxS / Coeter One / Yan Stricker ..

| As they hurtle towards an incredible 100th release, Swiss label !Organism calls upon the Austrian artist Niereich for a brace of standout techno tracks that come with a fine remix from Wirrwarr.

Niereich is a truly multi-purpose producer who excels at many different styles. He is not only a fine studio talent but also an acclaimed Dj and live specialist who can speak through his machines. He has played all over the world, in big clubs and on huge festival stages and also releases on labels like 100% Pure, Micro.fon and Kombination Research.

The compelling title track is a white knuckle techno ride with paranoid melodies, frenzied drums and thunderous claps that is sure to really whip the dance floor into a frenzy. It is big and bold and full of otherworldly sprits and futuristic ideals as well as irresistibly tough drum kicks.

On the remix is Milan based Wirrwarr, aka Andrea Casiraghi and Gabriele Frigerio, a talented pair of techno lovers with a great list of credits to their name on labels like 030 and Black Reel.Their mix of ‘Dramatic’ reworks it as a bleep laden, Jeff Mills style minimalistic cut that is heady and hypnotic, smooth and seductive.

The other essential original is ‘Ruvik', which is a deeper, more cerebral affair with rubbery drums and sparse dustpan landscapes stretching out in all directions around the groove. As it burrows deeper, distant percussive lines grow louder in the mix and help carry you deep into the night.

Once again Organism show that techno is the most powerful dance force, and that they are the best in the game at unearthing its finest proponents.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/dramatic/1714346 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA97 Release: March 7, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: DVS1 / Chris Liebing / The Advent / Jason Fernandes / A. Paul / Florian Meindl / Axel Karakasis / Sam Paganini / Roberto Capuano / Luigi Madonna / Spektre / Jewel Kid / Xpansul / Hollen / Spartaque / Paco Osuna / The YellowHeads / Frankyeffe / Irregular Synth / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / [ Wex 10 ] / Gene Karz / LxS / Coeter One / Yan Stricker ..

| As they hurtle towards an incredible 100th release, Swiss label !Organism calls upon the Austrian artist Niereich for a brace of standout techno tracks that come with a fine remix from Wirrwarr.

Niereich is a truly multi-purpose producer who excels at many different styles. He is not only a fine studio talent but also an acclaimed Dj and live specialist who can speak through his machines. He has played all over the world, in big clubs and on huge festival stages and also releases on labels like 100% Pure, Micro.fon and Kombination Research.

The compelling title track is a white knuckle techno ride with paranoid melodies, frenzied drums and thunderous claps that is sure to really whip the dance floor into a frenzy. It is big and bold and full of otherworldly sprits and futuristic ideals as well as irresistibly tough drum kicks.

On the remix is Milan based Wirrwarr, aka Andrea Casiraghi and Gabriele Frigerio, a talented pair of techno lovers with a great list of credits to their name on labels like 030 and Black Reel.Their mix of ‘Dramatic’ reworks it as a bleep laden, Jeff Mills style minimalistic cut that is heady and hypnotic, smooth and seductive.

The other essential original is ‘Ruvik', which is a deeper, more cerebral affair with rubbery drums and sparse dustpan landscapes stretching out in all directions around the groove. As it burrows deeper, distant percussive lines grow louder in the mix and help carry you deep into the night.

Once again Organism show that techno is the most powerful dance force, and that they are the best in the game at unearthing its finest proponents.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/dramatic/1714346 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA97 Release: March 7, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Audio Injection / Spiros Kaloumenos / Florian Meindl / Spektre / Xpansul / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Kernel Key / Markantonio / Spartaque / Dandi & Ugo / Sin Sin / Drumcomplex / Thomas P. Heckmann / Highestpoint / Coeter One / Tocadisco / Hollen / Drunken Kong / TKNO / Tom Laws / Q'Hey / Anthony Castaldo / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| Techno titans !Organism add to their vast cannon of dance floor weaponry with a new EP from Ricardo Garduno. On the remix is long standing dub and techno talent Brendon Moeller in his Echologist guise.

Garduno is a Mexican born DJ and producer who blends organic and distorted sounds into his own magical techno form. He can count fans such as Dave Clarke and Dubfire, amongst others, and he puts out his super sonic wares on his own Illegal Alien Records as well as Sleaze, Brood Audio and more.

The titillating title track here is ‘Wrong Reaction,’ which is a full fat techno banger with intense and manic melodies, a big wall of drum led sound and frazzled synths all twitching your every nerve as it barrels on. Impossible to ignore, it is a real weapon.

On the excellent remix is New York based South African Echologist, who has put out many seminal LPs and EPs on Wave Music as well as his own label Steadfast. His version is just as intense and hypnotising but is more stripped back, with ice cold synths streaming above boisterous drums that are sure to fill warehouses with arresting sound.

Lastly, the excellent ‘It’s Not You, It’s Us’ is another cultured cut that is compelling and full blooded. Full of haunting atmospherics and spooky echo chambers, a big drum line underpins it all as you are kept on a knife edge throughout.

There is lots to love about this EP, and dancers and DJs everywhere are sure to agree.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/wrong-reaction/1692313 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA95 Release: February 29, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Audio Injection / Spiros Kaloumenos / Florian Meindl / Spektre / Xpansul / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Kernel Key / Markantonio / Spartaque / Dandi & Ugo / Sin Sin / Drumcomplex / Thomas P. Heckmann / Highestpoint / Coeter One / Tocadisco / Hollen / Drunken Kong / TKNO / Tom Laws / Q'Hey / Anthony Castaldo / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| Techno titans !Organism add to their vast cannon of dance floor weaponry with a new EP from Ricardo Garduno. On the remix is long standing dub and techno talent Brendon Moeller in his Echologist guise.

Garduno is a Mexican born DJ and producer who blends organic and distorted sounds into his own magical techno form. He can count fans such as Dave Clarke and Dubfire, amongst others, and he puts out his super sonic wares on his own Illegal Alien Records as well as Sleaze, Brood Audio and more.

The titillating title track here is ‘Wrong Reaction,’ which is a full fat techno banger with intense and manic melodies, a big wall of drum led sound and frazzled synths all twitching your every nerve as it barrels on. Impossible to ignore, it is a real weapon.

On the excellent remix is New York based South African Echologist, who has put out many seminal LPs and EPs on Wave Music as well as his own label Steadfast. His version is just as intense and hypnotising but is more stripped back, with ice cold synths streaming above boisterous drums that are sure to fill warehouses with arresting sound.

Lastly, the excellent ‘It’s Not You, It’s Us’ is another cultured cut that is compelling and full blooded. Full of haunting atmospherics and spooky echo chambers, a big drum line underpins it all as you are kept on a knife edge throughout.

There is lots to love about this EP, and dancers and DJs everywhere are sure to agree.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/wrong-reaction/1692313 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA95 Release: February 29, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Audio Injection / Spiros Kaloumenos / Florian Meindl / Spektre / Xpansul / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Kernel Key / Markantonio / Spartaque / Dandi & Ugo / Sin Sin / Drumcomplex / Thomas P. Heckmann / Highestpoint / Coeter One / Tocadisco / Hollen / Drunken Kong / TKNO / Tom Laws / Q'Hey / Anthony Castaldo / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| Techno titans !Organism add to their vast cannon of dance floor weaponry with a new EP from Ricardo Garduno. On the remix is long standing dub and techno talent Brendon Moeller in his Echologist guise.

Garduno is a Mexican born DJ and producer who blends organic and distorted sounds into his own magical techno form. He can count fans such as Dave Clarke and Dubfire, amongst others, and he puts out his super sonic wares on his own Illegal Alien Records as well as Sleaze, Brood Audio and more.

The titillating title track here is ‘Wrong Reaction,’ which is a full fat techno banger with intense and manic melodies, a big wall of drum led sound and frazzled synths all twitching your every nerve as it barrels on. Impossible to ignore, it is a real weapon.

On the excellent remix is New York based South African Echologist, who has put out many seminal LPs and EPs on Wave Music as well as his own label Steadfast. His version is just as intense and hypnotising but is more stripped back, with ice cold synths streaming above boisterous drums that are sure to fill warehouses with arresting sound.

Lastly, the excellent ‘It’s Not You, It’s Us’ is another cultured cut that is compelling and full blooded. Full of haunting atmospherics and spooky echo chambers, a big drum line underpins it all as you are kept on a knife edge throughout.

There is lots to love about this EP, and dancers and DJs everywhere are sure to agree.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/wrong-reaction/1692313 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA95 Release: February 29, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: Audio Injection / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Jason Fernandes / Ken Ishii / Roberto Capuano / Spektre / Axel Karakasis / Spiros Kaloumenos / Paco Osuna / Ramiro Lopez / Xpansul / TKNO / [ Wex 10 ] / Taster Peter / Drumcomplex / The YellowHeads / Highestpoint / Mr. Bizz / Jewel Kid / Dandi & Ugo / Sin Sin / Thomas P. Heckmann / Irregular Synth / Spartaque / Frankyeffe / Bodyscrub / Alex Costa / Dany Rodriguez / Heron / Skober / Christian Cambas / Yan Stricker ..

| Italian DJ and producer Peja is no stranger to !Organism having released on the label a number of times, so he makes a welcome return in January 2016 with another excellent new EP.

Constantly on the move within the techno realm, Peja’s music has found its way into the bags of leading techno tastemakers including Carl Cox. After a decade in the game he really can speak freely through his machines, and when you factor in a great remix from Trapez’s Florian Meindl, it all adds up to a stellar package.

Kicking things off is the slick ‘Supernal,’ a white knuckle roller with grainy hi hats cutting through smooth kicks and bass. Freaky vocal stabs and funky drum fills help add drama to the groove as it rolls on relentlessly. Then comes the frenzied ‘Bawbee,’ which is the sort of paranoid, mania inducing cut that will grab the attention of any warehouse with its monstrous kicks and scurrying, burrowing synths.

The final original is the masterfully intense ‘Carton,’ a dark and foreboding wall of sound that is detailed with little flashes of static electricity, incendiary hi hats and a euphoria inducing back light of glowing white pads.

Stepping up to remix, is renowned German Florian Meindl, and he decides to strip things back to a deeply subterranean place where big kicks and hooky stabs are backed by a subtle sea of pads that rise up and up through the mix. It is a heady, hypnotic affair that really sucks you in.

One for those who like their techno pure and proper, Peja has really come up with the goods once again here.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/carton/1692318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA94 Release: February 22, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: Audio Injection / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Jason Fernandes / Ken Ishii / Roberto Capuano / Spektre / Axel Karakasis / Spiros Kaloumenos / Paco Osuna / Ramiro Lopez / Xpansul / TKNO / [ Wex 10 ] / Taster Peter / Drumcomplex / The YellowHeads / Highestpoint / Mr. Bizz / Jewel Kid / Dandi & Ugo / Sin Sin / Thomas P. Heckmann / Irregular Synth / Spartaque / Frankyeffe / Bodyscrub / Alex Costa / Dany Rodriguez / Heron / Skober / Christian Cambas / Yan Stricker ..

| Italian DJ and producer Peja is no stranger to !Organism having released on the label a number of times, so he makes a welcome return in January 2016 with another excellent new EP.

Constantly on the move within the techno realm, Peja’s music has found its way into the bags of leading techno tastemakers including Carl Cox. After a decade in the game he really can speak freely through his machines, and when you factor in a great remix from Trapez’s Florian Meindl, it all adds up to a stellar package.

Kicking things off is the slick ‘Supernal,’ a white knuckle roller with grainy hi hats cutting through smooth kicks and bass. Freaky vocal stabs and funky drum fills help add drama to the groove as it rolls on relentlessly. Then comes the frenzied ‘Bawbee,’ which is the sort of paranoid, mania inducing cut that will grab the attention of any warehouse with its monstrous kicks and scurrying, burrowing synths.

The final original is the masterfully intense ‘Carton,’ a dark and foreboding wall of sound that is detailed with little flashes of static electricity, incendiary hi hats and a euphoria inducing back light of glowing white pads.

Stepping up to remix, is renowned German Florian Meindl, and he decides to strip things back to a deeply subterranean place where big kicks and hooky stabs are backed by a subtle sea of pads that rise up and up through the mix. It is a heady, hypnotic affair that really sucks you in.

One for those who like their techno pure and proper, Peja has really come up with the goods once again here.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/carton/1692318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA94 Release: February 22, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: Audio Injection / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Jason Fernandes / Ken Ishii / Roberto Capuano / Spektre / Axel Karakasis / Spiros Kaloumenos / Paco Osuna / Ramiro Lopez / Xpansul / TKNO / [ Wex 10 ] / Taster Peter / Drumcomplex / The YellowHeads / Highestpoint / Mr. Bizz / Jewel Kid / Dandi & Ugo / Sin Sin / Thomas P. Heckmann / Irregular Synth / Spartaque / Frankyeffe / Bodyscrub / Alex Costa / Dany Rodriguez / Heron / Skober / Christian Cambas / Yan Stricker ..

| Italian DJ and producer Peja is no stranger to !Organism having released on the label a number of times, so he makes a welcome return in January 2016 with another excellent new EP.

Constantly on the move within the techno realm, Peja’s music has found its way into the bags of leading techno tastemakers including Carl Cox. After a decade in the game he really can speak freely through his machines, and when you factor in a great remix from Trapez’s Florian Meindl, it all adds up to a stellar package.

Kicking things off is the slick ‘Supernal,’ a white knuckle roller with grainy hi hats cutting through smooth kicks and bass. Freaky vocal stabs and funky drum fills help add drama to the groove as it rolls on relentlessly. Then comes the frenzied ‘Bawbee,’ which is the sort of paranoid, mania inducing cut that will grab the attention of any warehouse with its monstrous kicks and scurrying, burrowing synths.

The final original is the masterfully intense ‘Carton,’ a dark and foreboding wall of sound that is detailed with little flashes of static electricity, incendiary hi hats and a euphoria inducing back light of glowing white pads.

Stepping up to remix, is renowned German Florian Meindl, and he decides to strip things back to a deeply subterranean place where big kicks and hooky stabs are backed by a subtle sea of pads that rise up and up through the mix. It is a heady, hypnotic affair that really sucks you in.

One for those who like their techno pure and proper, Peja has really come up with the goods once again here.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/carton/1692318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA94 Release: February 22, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: Audio Injection / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Jason Fernandes / Ken Ishii / Roberto Capuano / Spektre / Axel Karakasis / Spiros Kaloumenos / Paco Osuna / Ramiro Lopez / Xpansul / TKNO / [ Wex 10 ] / Taster Peter / Drumcomplex / The YellowHeads / Highestpoint / Mr. Bizz / Jewel Kid / Dandi & Ugo / Sin Sin / Thomas P. Heckmann / Irregular Synth / Spartaque / Frankyeffe / Bodyscrub / Alex Costa / Dany Rodriguez / Heron / Skober / Christian Cambas / Yan Stricker ..

| Italian DJ and producer Peja is no stranger to !Organism having released on the label a number of times, so he makes a welcome return in January 2016 with another excellent new EP.

Constantly on the move within the techno realm, Peja’s music has found its way into the bags of leading techno tastemakers including Carl Cox. After a decade in the game he really can speak freely through his machines, and when you factor in a great remix from Trapez’s Florian Meindl, it all adds up to a stellar package.

Kicking things off is the slick ‘Supernal,’ a white knuckle roller with grainy hi hats cutting through smooth kicks and bass. Freaky vocal stabs and funky drum fills help add drama to the groove as it rolls on relentlessly. Then comes the frenzied ‘Bawbee,’ which is the sort of paranoid, mania inducing cut that will grab the attention of any warehouse with its monstrous kicks and scurrying, burrowing synths.

The final original is the masterfully intense ‘Carton,’ a dark and foreboding wall of sound that is detailed with little flashes of static electricity, incendiary hi hats and a euphoria inducing back light of glowing white pads.

Stepping up to remix, is renowned German Florian Meindl, and he decides to strip things back to a deeply subterranean place where big kicks and hooky stabs are backed by a subtle sea of pads that rise up and up through the mix. It is a heady, hypnotic affair that really sucks you in.

One for those who like their techno pure and proper, Peja has really come up with the goods once again here.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/carton/1692318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA94 Release: February 22, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: DVS1 / Gayle San / Reset Robot / Alan Fitzpatrick / Mikael Jonasson / Spektre / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Tim Xavier / Florian Meindl / Joachim Spieth / Keith Carnal / Jewel Kid / Mattew Jay / The Welderz / Xpansul / Tom Laws / Q'Hey / Drumcomplex / Timmo / Heron / Kernel Key / Sandra Mosh / Alex Costa / TKNO / Coeter One / Dandi & Ugo / Bodyscrub / Sin Sin / Highestpoint / Irregular Synth / Yan Stricker ..

| !Organism is a label that manages to serve up healthy doses of techno on a weekly basis, and on February 8th they turn to Cardao for three great originals, and Arnaud Le Texier for a fresh remix.

Only in his early 20s, Portugal’s Cardao takes his cues from greats like Jeff Mills and Carl Cox and distills them into his own special sound. He has been turning out such techno since 2009 and his raw, industrial forms have won him fans all over the world as well as at labels like Naked Lunch and Illegal Alien. Now he joins the !Organism ranks and immediately fits in with their talented roster.

The perfectly tripped out and melodically rich ‘Logic Ends’ kicks things off with a stripped back yet impactful sound that is all about raw hats and molten keys. The influence of Mills loom large on this one as it carries you through a bleak night sky, and next cut ‘Obscure’ is just as standout. This one is more in your face with its bigger, more physical drums given centre stage. Around them all manner of supple synth lines rise and fall and take you with them every step of the way. Brilliantly designed water droplets are the more intimate details that keep this as heady as it is physical.

The last great original is ‘Anxious’, which is a jostling, perfectly pressured techno cut for the dead of night. A bleak landscape is filled with eerie and spiky bits of sound design as a prying synth lurks in the shadows. Abstract and machine made yet infectious and funky, it is an archetypal techno track that is sure to blow minds.

London based techno veteran and Children Of Tomorrow label head Arnaud Le Texier remixes with a real sense of frenzy. His lines get loose and ragged as they rumble all round a rooted drum line, which is sure to encourage some flailing arms and real WTF moments on the dance floor.

With this EP !Organism has unearthed a star of the future who really comes over as a singular techno soundsmith.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/anxious/1692327 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA93 Release: February 8, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: DVS1 / Gayle San / Reset Robot / Alan Fitzpatrick / Mikael Jonasson / Spektre / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Tim Xavier / Florian Meindl / Joachim Spieth / Keith Carnal / Jewel Kid / Mattew Jay / The Welderz / Xpansul / Tom Laws / Q'Hey / Drumcomplex / Timmo / Heron / Kernel Key / Sandra Mosh / Alex Costa / TKNO / Coeter One / Dandi & Ugo / Bodyscrub / Sin Sin / Highestpoint / Irregular Synth / Yan Stricker ..

| !Organism is a label that manages to serve up healthy doses of techno on a weekly basis, and on February 8th they turn to Cardao for three great originals, and Arnaud Le Texier for a fresh remix.

Only in his early 20s, Portugal’s Cardao takes his cues from greats like Jeff Mills and Carl Cox and distills them into his own special sound. He has been turning out such techno since 2009 and his raw, industrial forms have won him fans all over the world as well as at labels like Naked Lunch and Illegal Alien. Now he joins the !Organism ranks and immediately fits in with their talented roster.

The perfectly tripped out and melodically rich ‘Logic Ends’ kicks things off with a stripped back yet impactful sound that is all about raw hats and molten keys. The influence of Mills loom large on this one as it carries you through a bleak night sky, and next cut ‘Obscure’ is just as standout. This one is more in your face with its bigger, more physical drums given centre stage. Around them all manner of supple synth lines rise and fall and take you with them every step of the way. Brilliantly designed water droplets are the more intimate details that keep this as heady as it is physical.

The last great original is ‘Anxious’, which is a jostling, perfectly pressured techno cut for the dead of night. A bleak landscape is filled with eerie and spiky bits of sound design as a prying synth lurks in the shadows. Abstract and machine made yet infectious and funky, it is an archetypal techno track that is sure to blow minds.

London based techno veteran and Children Of Tomorrow label head Arnaud Le Texier remixes with a real sense of frenzy. His lines get loose and ragged as they rumble all round a rooted drum line, which is sure to encourage some flailing arms and real WTF moments on the dance floor.

With this EP !Organism has unearthed a star of the future who really comes over as a singular techno soundsmith.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/anxious/1692327 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA93 Release: February 8, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: DVS1 / Gayle San / Reset Robot / Alan Fitzpatrick / Mikael Jonasson / Spektre / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Tim Xavier / Florian Meindl / Joachim Spieth / Keith Carnal / Jewel Kid / Mattew Jay / The Welderz / Xpansul / Tom Laws / Q'Hey / Drumcomplex / Timmo / Heron / Kernel Key / Sandra Mosh / Alex Costa / TKNO / Coeter One / Dandi & Ugo / Bodyscrub / Sin Sin / Highestpoint / Irregular Synth / Yan Stricker ..

| !Organism is a label that manages to serve up healthy doses of techno on a weekly basis, and on February 8th they turn to Cardao for three great originals, and Arnaud Le Texier for a fresh remix.

Only in his early 20s, Portugal’s Cardao takes his cues from greats like Jeff Mills and Carl Cox and distills them into his own special sound. He has been turning out such techno since 2009 and his raw, industrial forms have won him fans all over the world as well as at labels like Naked Lunch and Illegal Alien. Now he joins the !Organism ranks and immediately fits in with their talented roster.

The perfectly tripped out and melodically rich ‘Logic Ends’ kicks things off with a stripped back yet impactful sound that is all about raw hats and molten keys. The influence of Mills loom large on this one as it carries you through a bleak night sky, and next cut ‘Obscure’ is just as standout. This one is more in your face with its bigger, more physical drums given centre stage. Around them all manner of supple synth lines rise and fall and take you with them every step of the way. Brilliantly designed water droplets are the more intimate details that keep this as heady as it is physical.

The last great original is ‘Anxious’, which is a jostling, perfectly pressured techno cut for the dead of night. A bleak landscape is filled with eerie and spiky bits of sound design as a prying synth lurks in the shadows. Abstract and machine made yet infectious and funky, it is an archetypal techno track that is sure to blow minds.

London based techno veteran and Children Of Tomorrow label head Arnaud Le Texier remixes with a real sense of frenzy. His lines get loose and ragged as they rumble all round a rooted drum line, which is sure to encourage some flailing arms and real WTF moments on the dance floor.

With this EP !Organism has unearthed a star of the future who really comes over as a singular techno soundsmith.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/anxious/1692327 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA93 Release: February 8, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support: DVS1 / Gayle San / Reset Robot / Alan Fitzpatrick / Mikael Jonasson / Spektre / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Tim Xavier / Florian Meindl / Joachim Spieth / Keith Carnal / Jewel Kid / Mattew Jay / The Welderz / Xpansul / Tom Laws / Q'Hey / Drumcomplex / Timmo / Heron / Kernel Key / Sandra Mosh / Alex Costa / TKNO / Coeter One / Dandi & Ugo / Bodyscrub / Sin Sin / Highestpoint / Irregular Synth / Yan Stricker ..

| !Organism is a label that manages to serve up healthy doses of techno on a weekly basis, and on February 8th they turn to Cardao for three great originals, and Arnaud Le Texier for a fresh remix.

Only in his early 20s, Portugal’s Cardao takes his cues from greats like Jeff Mills and Carl Cox and distills them into his own special sound. He has been turning out such techno since 2009 and his raw, industrial forms have won him fans all over the world as well as at labels like Naked Lunch and Illegal Alien. Now he joins the !Organism ranks and immediately fits in with their talented roster.

The perfectly tripped out and melodically rich ‘Logic Ends’ kicks things off with a stripped back yet impactful sound that is all about raw hats and molten keys. The influence of Mills loom large on this one as it carries you through a bleak night sky, and next cut ‘Obscure’ is just as standout. This one is more in your face with its bigger, more physical drums given centre stage. Around them all manner of supple synth lines rise and fall and take you with them every step of the way. Brilliantly designed water droplets are the more intimate details that keep this as heady as it is physical.

The last great original is ‘Anxious’, which is a jostling, perfectly pressured techno cut for the dead of night. A bleak landscape is filled with eerie and spiky bits of sound design as a prying synth lurks in the shadows. Abstract and machine made yet infectious and funky, it is an archetypal techno track that is sure to blow minds.

London based techno veteran and Children Of Tomorrow label head Arnaud Le Texier remixes with a real sense of frenzy. His lines get loose and ragged as they rumble all round a rooted drum line, which is sure to encourage some flailing arms and real WTF moments on the dance floor.

With this EP !Organism has unearthed a star of the future who really comes over as a singular techno soundsmith.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/anxious/1692327 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA93 Release: February 8, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Gayle San / Ken Ishii / Spartaque / Spektre / Paco Osuna / Spiros Kaloumenos / Dandi & Ugo / Alex Di Stefano / Tomy DeClerque / Irregular Synth / Mr. Bizz / Hollen / Stefano Lotti / Dr. Motte / Thomas P. Heckmann / Heron / Kardinal / Highestpoint / Roel Salemink / Mark Greene / TKNO / Tom Laws / The YellowHeads / Kernel Key / Tocadisco / Sin Sin / Q'Hey / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / LxS / Stevie Wilson / Yan Stricker..

| Keeping up their indefatigable rate of release, !Organism welcome back label regular Gene Karz for a great brace of tracks that come with a top remix from Miki Craven.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others.

The brilliant ‘Outburst’ gets things going in fine style with a rolling techno rhythm, haunting atmosphere and whip-lash like synth sounds. It is a wide open track that traps you right at the centre, and with its many subtle filters and effects, manages to shape shift masterfully throughout the duration.

Remixing is Miki Craven, a Catalan DJ and producer who owns Dead Rose Records and is just as at home releasing on Kobayashi, Outpost, DancefloorKillers and more. Someone who can really create a great sense of power and energy in his cuts, he flips the original into a sublime bit of techno a la Jeff Mills. His lines are smooth and slick, his drums come from deep below the surface and the overall vibe is truly otherwordly.

Karz’s compelling ‘Time Flies’ is then an urgent affair with the sound of murmuring voices buried below space ship like synths, blasts of white noise and cantering drums that simply do not let up.

Main room techno enthusiasts will find plenty to love on this excellent new offering from !Organism.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA92 Release: February 1st, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: Gayle San / Ken Ishii / Spartaque / Spektre / Paco Osuna / Spiros Kaloumenos / Dandi & Ugo / Alex Di Stefano / Tomy DeClerque / Irregular Synth / Mr. Bizz / Hollen / Stefano Lotti / Dr. Motte / Thomas P. Heckmann / Heron / Kardinal / Highestpoint / Roel Salemink / Mark Greene / TKNO / Tom Laws / The YellowHeads / Kernel Key / Tocadisco / Sin Sin / Q'Hey / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / LxS / Stevie Wilson / Yan Stricker..

| Keeping up their indefatigable rate of release, !Organism welcome back label regular Gene Karz for a great brace of tracks that come with a top remix from Miki Craven.

Karz hails from Belarus and started his career back in 2008. Since then he has released on this label as well as Binary404, Naked Lunch and Italo Business and has had his tunes played by the likes of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin and Paco Osuna amongst others.

The brilliant ‘Outburst’ gets things going in fine style with a rolling techno rhythm, haunting atmosphere and whip-lash like synth sounds. It is a wide open track that traps you right at the centre, and with its many subtle filters and effects, manages to shape shift masterfully throughout the duration.

Remixing is Miki Craven, a Catalan DJ and producer who owns Dead Rose Records and is just as at home releasing on Kobayashi, Outpost, DancefloorKillers and more. Someone who can really create a great sense of power and energy in his cuts, he flips the original into a sublime bit of techno a la Jeff Mills. His lines are smooth and slick, his drums come from deep below the surface and the overall vibe is truly otherwordly.

Karz’s compelling ‘Time Flies’ is then an urgent affair with the sound of murmuring voices buried below space ship like synths, blasts of white noise and cantering drums that simply do not let up.

Main room techno enthusiasts will find plenty to love on this excellent new offering from !Organism.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N°: ORGA92 Release: February 1st, 2016

| More info: www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering: www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| There is no time to rest for top techno label !Organism, who now reveal that their 91st EP comes from Simone Zino on January 25th 2016. It has remixes from label boss Yan Stricker and Mars Bill and is another complete package.

Italian Zino is a talented techno craftsman whose tracks regularly find their way into the sets of Richie Hawtin. His effortless, intense style has seen him releasing on Phobiq and Deeperfect as well as this label before now, and he has held some key DJ residences in his home country. All of this means he is at ease crafting serious techno weapons, as this new EP proves.

Sterling opener ‘Movement’ is a broody cut right from the off, with dark sub bass and slithering hi hats making for an intense atmosphere. Thunderous claps add more texture and scale to the track and it is another classic in the making from Zino.

Stepping up on the remix is Mars Bill, another Italian producer with a strong following, and someone who has a fine reputation for firmly rooted rollers with well sculpted synths on labels like Intec and Break New Soil. His take on the original is more heavyweight, with bulky kick drums and prying synth stabs working you into an infectious lather.

Then Zino steps up once more with the tasty ‘1990’, a calm and slow burning techno track that is mysterious and mischievous and really pulls you in. The surfaces are all brushed metal and the bass is dark and engaging. It’s a perfectly hypnotic roller to keep floors marching as one and gets remixed to great effect by label boss Yan Stricker. His version is a brilliant mix of big builds and classy breakdowns, with turbo charged bass and jangling synth sounds making for an emotive yet physical experience.

Each of the four cuts here offers something different but equally essential for fans of proper techno.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA89 Release : January 25, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| There is no time to rest for top techno label !Organism, who now reveal that their 91st EP comes from Simone Zino on January 25th 2016. It has remixes from label boss Yan Stricker and Mars Bill and is another complete package.

Italian Zino is a talented techno craftsman whose tracks regularly find their way into the sets of Richie Hawtin. His effortless, intense style has seen him releasing on Phobiq and Deeperfect as well as this label before now, and he has held some key DJ residences in his home country. All of this means he is at ease crafting serious techno weapons, as this new EP proves.

Sterling opener ‘Movement’ is a broody cut right from the off, with dark sub bass and slithering hi hats making for an intense atmosphere. Thunderous claps add more texture and scale to the track and it is another classic in the making from Zino.

Stepping up on the remix is Mars Bill, another Italian producer with a strong following, and someone who has a fine reputation for firmly rooted rollers with well sculpted synths on labels like Intec and Break New Soil. His take on the original is more heavyweight, with bulky kick drums and prying synth stabs working you into an infectious lather.

Then Zino steps up once more with the tasty ‘1990’, a calm and slow burning techno track that is mysterious and mischievous and really pulls you in. The surfaces are all brushed metal and the bass is dark and engaging. It’s a perfectly hypnotic roller to keep floors marching as one and gets remixed to great effect by label boss Yan Stricker. His version is a brilliant mix of big builds and classy breakdowns, with turbo charged bass and jangling synth sounds making for an emotive yet physical experience.

Each of the four cuts here offers something different but equally essential for fans of proper techno.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA89 Release : January 25, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| There is no time to rest for top techno label !Organism, who now reveal that their 91st EP comes from Simone Zino on January 25th 2016. It has remixes from label boss Yan Stricker and Mars Bill and is another complete package.

Italian Zino is a talented techno craftsman whose tracks regularly find their way into the sets of Richie Hawtin. His effortless, intense style has seen him releasing on Phobiq and Deeperfect as well as this label before now, and he has held some key DJ residences in his home country. All of this means he is at ease crafting serious techno weapons, as this new EP proves.

Sterling opener ‘Movement’ is a broody cut right from the off, with dark sub bass and slithering hi hats making for an intense atmosphere. Thunderous claps add more texture and scale to the track and it is another classic in the making from Zino.

Stepping up on the remix is Mars Bill, another Italian producer with a strong following, and someone who has a fine reputation for firmly rooted rollers with well sculpted synths on labels like Intec and Break New Soil. His take on the original is more heavyweight, with bulky kick drums and prying synth stabs working you into an infectious lather.

Then Zino steps up once more with the tasty ‘1990’, a calm and slow burning techno track that is mysterious and mischievous and really pulls you in. The surfaces are all brushed metal and the bass is dark and engaging. It’s a perfectly hypnotic roller to keep floors marching as one and gets remixed to great effect by label boss Yan Stricker. His version is a brilliant mix of big builds and classy breakdowns, with turbo charged bass and jangling synth sounds making for an emotive yet physical experience.

Each of the four cuts here offers something different but equally essential for fans of proper techno.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA89 Release : January 25, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| There is no time to rest for top techno label !Organism, who now reveal that their 91st EP comes from Simone Zino on January 25th 2016. It has remixes from label boss Yan Stricker and Mars Bill and is another complete package.

Italian Zino is a talented techno craftsman whose tracks regularly find their way into the sets of Richie Hawtin. His effortless, intense style has seen him releasing on Phobiq and Deeperfect as well as this label before now, and he has held some key DJ residences in his home country. All of this means he is at ease crafting serious techno weapons, as this new EP proves.

Sterling opener ‘Movement’ is a broody cut right from the off, with dark sub bass and slithering hi hats making for an intense atmosphere. Thunderous claps add more texture and scale to the track and it is another classic in the making from Zino.

Stepping up on the remix is Mars Bill, another Italian producer with a strong following, and someone who has a fine reputation for firmly rooted rollers with well sculpted synths on labels like Intec and Break New Soil. His take on the original is more heavyweight, with bulky kick drums and prying synth stabs working you into an infectious lather.

Then Zino steps up once more with the tasty ‘1990’, a calm and slow burning techno track that is mysterious and mischievous and really pulls you in. The surfaces are all brushed metal and the bass is dark and engaging. It’s a perfectly hypnotic roller to keep floors marching as one and gets remixed to great effect by label boss Yan Stricker. His version is a brilliant mix of big builds and classy breakdowns, with turbo charged bass and jangling synth sounds making for an emotive yet physical experience.

Each of the four cuts here offers something different but equally essential for fans of proper techno.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA89 Release : January 25, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: The Advent / Florian Meindl / Mattew Jay / Jewel Kid / Paco Osuna / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / A-Brothers / Xpansul / Simone Tavazzi / Tom Laws / Andres Gil / TKNO / Sin Sin / Hollen / Reinier Zonneveld / Uron / Anderson Noise / Drunken Kong / Coeter One / LxS / M.I.D.I. / Stefano Lotti / GO!DIVA / Ninette / ..

| The last release of the year from Swiss techno label !Organism will come from the boss himself, Yan Stricker, and will be completed with a remix from Ixel.

Yan is the driving force behind this influential label and his own music is always dark yet melancholic. His sets are compelling things that keep people in suspense and with the two originals he serves up here he really leads from the front.

Up first is the perfectly absorbing ‘Diachronic’ with its slithering synth lines and more coarse claps. It really works itself into a frenzy over the course of seven intense minutes and is sure to have the same impact on the floor. Massive hi hat ringlets are in your face and hard to ignore and the result is a truly awesome techno cut that transports you to another place entirely.

Then comes the expertly widescreen ‘Synchronic’, which has big drums racing along at a keen pace as icy hi hats and muffled voices roll along next to it. There is a real sense of subtle funk in the groove, and mini white noise sweeps add real drama as the track barrels along. Some lightness in the percussion offsets the darkness and broodiness of the kicks and overall it is a sure fire main room winner.

This one then gets remixed by German talent Ixel, an always busy and active producer who has put out many fine EPs and remixes on labels like Wall Music, Kaputt, Flash Rec. and many other imprints. His version of the fine original is completely different: he flips the script and turns the track into a rubbery, minimal, stripped back and warm roller that is full of cavernous echo chambers, ticking synths and supple drums that really lock you in a deep and mindful trance.

This is another fresher than fresh offering from one of modern techno’s most consistent labels.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA89 Release : December 21, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: The Advent / Florian Meindl / Mattew Jay / Jewel Kid / Paco Osuna / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / A-Brothers / Xpansul / Simone Tavazzi / Tom Laws / Andres Gil / TKNO / Sin Sin / Hollen / Reinier Zonneveld / Uron / Anderson Noise / Drunken Kong / Coeter One / LxS / M.I.D.I. / Stefano Lotti / GO!DIVA / Ninette / ..

| The last release of the year from Swiss techno label !Organism will come from the boss himself, Yan Stricker, and will be completed with a remix from Ixel.

Yan is the driving force behind this influential label and his own music is always dark yet melancholic. His sets are compelling things that keep people in suspense and with the two originals he serves up here he really leads from the front.

Up first is the perfectly absorbing ‘Diachronic’ with its slithering synth lines and more coarse claps. It really works itself into a frenzy over the course of seven intense minutes and is sure to have the same impact on the floor. Massive hi hat ringlets are in your face and hard to ignore and the result is a truly awesome techno cut that transports you to another place entirely.

Then comes the expertly widescreen ‘Synchronic’, which has big drums racing along at a keen pace as icy hi hats and muffled voices roll along next to it. There is a real sense of subtle funk in the groove, and mini white noise sweeps add real drama as the track barrels along. Some lightness in the percussion offsets the darkness and broodiness of the kicks and overall it is a sure fire main room winner.

This one then gets remixed by German talent Ixel, an always busy and active producer who has put out many fine EPs and remixes on labels like Wall Music, Kaputt, Flash Rec. and many other imprints. His version of the fine original is completely different: he flips the script and turns the track into a rubbery, minimal, stripped back and warm roller that is full of cavernous echo chambers, ticking synths and supple drums that really lock you in a deep and mindful trance.

This is another fresher than fresh offering from one of modern techno’s most consistent labels.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA89 Release : December 21, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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| Feedback & Support: The Advent / Florian Meindl / Mattew Jay / Jewel Kid / Paco Osuna / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / A-Brothers / Xpansul / Simone Tavazzi / Tom Laws / Andres Gil / TKNO / Sin Sin / Hollen / Reinier Zonneveld / Uron / Anderson Noise / Drunken Kong / Coeter One / LxS / M.I.D.I. / Stefano Lotti / GO!DIVA / Ninette / ..

| The last release of the year from Swiss techno label !Organism will come from the boss himself, Yan Stricker, and will be completed with a remix from Ixel.

Yan is the driving force behind this influential label and his own music is always dark yet melancholic. His sets are compelling things that keep people in suspense and with the two originals he serves up here he really leads from the front.

Up first is the perfectly absorbing ‘Diachronic’ with its slithering synth lines and more coarse claps. It really works itself into a frenzy over the course of seven intense minutes and is sure to have the same impact on the floor. Massive hi hat ringlets are in your face and hard to ignore and the result is a truly awesome techno cut that transports you to another place entirely.

Then comes the expertly widescreen ‘Synchronic’, which has big drums racing along at a keen pace as icy hi hats and muffled voices roll along next to it. There is a real sense of subtle funk in the groove, and mini white noise sweeps add real drama as the track barrels along. Some lightness in the percussion offsets the darkness and broodiness of the kicks and overall it is a sure fire main room winner.

This one then gets remixed by German talent Ixel, an always busy and active producer who has put out many fine EPs and remixes on labels like Wall Music, Kaputt, Flash Rec. and many other imprints. His version of the fine original is completely different: he flips the script and turns the track into a rubbery, minimal, stripped back and warm roller that is full of cavernous echo chambers, ticking synths and supple drums that really lock you in a deep and mindful trance.

This is another fresher than fresh offering from one of modern techno’s most consistent labels.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA89 Release : December 21, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318

| Feedback & Support: The Advent / Jason Fernandes / Spiros Kaloumenos / Spartaque / Spektre / Manic Brothers / Paco Osuna / Dr. Motte / Xpansul / Hollen / Ramiro Lopez / Mr. Bizz / Stefano Lotti / Irregular Synth / Dany Rodriguez / Sin Sin / Coeter One / Anderson Noise / Drunken Kong / Timmo / Tom Laws / Miniminds / Dolby D / Yan Stricker ..

| Unstoppable techno force !Organism has time to put out one more excellent EP this year, and it comes from TKNO and Belgrade’s Sugar Lobby with a fine remix from Krenzlin.

Sugar Lobby is a talented female techno maker who has been a key player in the underground scene in Belgrade and across Europe. She has a decade’s worth of experience of travelling to top clubs and festivals and her sound has plenty in common with labels like CLR, Ostgut and Token. Here she hooks up with vinyl collector and label boss TKNO who has picked up props from Riche Hawtin, has released on Tauten and Yin Yang and who has a dark and absorbing sound.

Their first effort ‘Circle X’ is a thrilling one indeed. With vast rubbery kicks rolling down below, you are immediately swept up. Sweeping pads, explosive claps and juddery percussive hits all add to the forceful sense of motion whilst a hypnotic synth line grows in stature to become the of focus of the track and thoroughly locks you in.

The equally brilliant ‘Circle XX’ is more heady and stripped back, with a cavernous techno chamber run through with sci-fi sounds, alien textures and icy percussion that all seep into and then frazzle your brain in fantastic fashion.

Germany’s Krenzlin, another esteemed techno talent, then remixes ‘Circle XX’ into a more energetic, textured and big room techno cut with stomping kicks, oversized and serrated synths and a great sense of urgency.

Once again here !Organism serve up some irresistible main room techno from some of Europe’s finest.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA88 Release : December 14, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318

| Feedback & Support: The Advent / Jason Fernandes / Spiros Kaloumenos / Spartaque / Spektre / Manic Brothers / Paco Osuna / Dr. Motte / Xpansul / Hollen / Ramiro Lopez / Mr. Bizz / Stefano Lotti / Irregular Synth / Dany Rodriguez / Sin Sin / Coeter One / Anderson Noise / Drunken Kong / Timmo / Tom Laws / Miniminds / Dolby D / Yan Stricker ..

| Unstoppable techno force !Organism has time to put out one more excellent EP this year, and it comes from TKNO and Belgrade’s Sugar Lobby with a fine remix from Krenzlin.

Sugar Lobby is a talented female techno maker who has been a key player in the underground scene in Belgrade and across Europe. She has a decade’s worth of experience of travelling to top clubs and festivals and her sound has plenty in common with labels like CLR, Ostgut and Token. Here she hooks up with vinyl collector and label boss TKNO who has picked up props from Riche Hawtin, has released on Tauten and Yin Yang and who has a dark and absorbing sound.

Their first effort ‘Circle X’ is a thrilling one indeed. With vast rubbery kicks rolling down below, you are immediately swept up. Sweeping pads, explosive claps and juddery percussive hits all add to the forceful sense of motion whilst a hypnotic synth line grows in stature to become the of focus of the track and thoroughly locks you in.

The equally brilliant ‘Circle XX’ is more heady and stripped back, with a cavernous techno chamber run through with sci-fi sounds, alien textures and icy percussion that all seep into and then frazzle your brain in fantastic fashion.

Germany’s Krenzlin, another esteemed techno talent, then remixes ‘Circle XX’ into a more energetic, textured and big room techno cut with stomping kicks, oversized and serrated synths and a great sense of urgency.

Once again here !Organism serve up some irresistible main room techno from some of Europe’s finest.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA88 Release : December 14, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318

| Feedback & Support: The Advent / Jason Fernandes / Spiros Kaloumenos / Spartaque / Spektre / Manic Brothers / Paco Osuna / Dr. Motte / Xpansul / Hollen / Ramiro Lopez / Mr. Bizz / Stefano Lotti / Irregular Synth / Dany Rodriguez / Sin Sin / Coeter One / Anderson Noise / Drunken Kong / Timmo / Tom Laws / Miniminds / Dolby D / Yan Stricker ..

| Unstoppable techno force !Organism has time to put out one more excellent EP this year, and it comes from TKNO and Belgrade’s Sugar Lobby with a fine remix from Krenzlin.

Sugar Lobby is a talented female techno maker who has been a key player in the underground scene in Belgrade and across Europe. She has a decade’s worth of experience of travelling to top clubs and festivals and her sound has plenty in common with labels like CLR, Ostgut and Token. Here she hooks up with vinyl collector and label boss TKNO who has picked up props from Riche Hawtin, has released on Tauten and Yin Yang and who has a dark and absorbing sound.

Their first effort ‘Circle X’ is a thrilling one indeed. With vast rubbery kicks rolling down below, you are immediately swept up. Sweeping pads, explosive claps and juddery percussive hits all add to the forceful sense of motion whilst a hypnotic synth line grows in stature to become the of focus of the track and thoroughly locks you in.

The equally brilliant ‘Circle XX’ is more heady and stripped back, with a cavernous techno chamber run through with sci-fi sounds, alien textures and icy percussion that all seep into and then frazzle your brain in fantastic fashion.

Germany’s Krenzlin, another esteemed techno talent, then remixes ‘Circle XX’ into a more energetic, textured and big room techno cut with stomping kicks, oversized and serrated synths and a great sense of urgency.

Once again here !Organism serve up some irresistible main room techno from some of Europe’s finest.

| Beatport: www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA88 Release : December 14, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1MZqAiG

| !Organism’s unstoppable techno juggernaut rolls on with another weaponised release, this time from Hordienko Roman with remixes from Yan Stricker and Virulent.

Roman is an emerging producer who has contributed to the Yin Yang label before now, and is also at home on Bashi Records and Eclipse Recordings. Here he keeps up a fine streak with two standout cuts.

The thrilling ‘Turbulencia’ is a bombastic cut with stiff hits, white noise sweeps and busy percussive lines that really make you get loose. Alien vocals and lots of filters add plenty of drama that keeps you on your toes throughout.

First to remix to perfection is Virulent, who is an American producer who has decades worth of experience and releases on Dystopian Rhythm, 611 Records and Re-Konstrukt. His version is a high pressure affair with thick synths and cantering drums making for an urgent, supple techno groove run through with all kinds of Jeff Mills style melodies.

On the second great remix is label boss Yan Stricker, who has been churning out techno treats since the mid nineties. His label is a real bastion of quality in the techno landscape and this remix is one with serious bounce and weight in the oversized drums. Building in stages, it is run through with ravey vocal stabs and has a seriously meaty bottom end that is forceful and funky.

Lastly, it’s back to Roman for ‘Hustle,’ which is a broody cut that rocks back and forth on well defined drums. Searching synths spray across the airwaves and metallic hits and snare rolls constantly up the ante until vocals and big filter sweeps really explode and you get carried away on the fine groove.

Techno heads will find plenty to love here across this brilliant varied EP.

| CAT N° : ORGA87 Release : November 30, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1MZqAiG

| !Organism’s unstoppable techno juggernaut rolls on with another weaponised release, this time from Hordienko Roman with remixes from Yan Stricker and Virulent.

Roman is an emerging producer who has contributed to the Yin Yang label before now, and is also at home on Bashi Records and Eclipse Recordings. Here he keeps up a fine streak with two standout cuts.

The thrilling ‘Turbulencia’ is a bombastic cut with stiff hits, white noise sweeps and busy percussive lines that really make you get loose. Alien vocals and lots of filters add plenty of drama that keeps you on your toes throughout.

First to remix to perfection is Virulent, who is an American producer who has decades worth of experience and releases on Dystopian Rhythm, 611 Records and Re-Konstrukt. His version is a high pressure affair with thick synths and cantering drums making for an urgent, supple techno groove run through with all kinds of Jeff Mills style melodies.

On the second great remix is label boss Yan Stricker, who has been churning out techno treats since the mid nineties. His label is a real bastion of quality in the techno landscape and this remix is one with serious bounce and weight in the oversized drums. Building in stages, it is run through with ravey vocal stabs and has a seriously meaty bottom end that is forceful and funky.

Lastly, it’s back to Roman for ‘Hustle,’ which is a broody cut that rocks back and forth on well defined drums. Searching synths spray across the airwaves and metallic hits and snare rolls constantly up the ante until vocals and big filter sweeps really explode and you get carried away on the fine groove.

Techno heads will find plenty to love here across this brilliant varied EP.

| CAT N° : ORGA87 Release : November 30, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1MZqAiG

| !Organism’s unstoppable techno juggernaut rolls on with another weaponised release, this time from Hordienko Roman with remixes from Yan Stricker and Virulent.

Roman is an emerging producer who has contributed to the Yin Yang label before now, and is also at home on Bashi Records and Eclipse Recordings. Here he keeps up a fine streak with two standout cuts.

The thrilling ‘Turbulencia’ is a bombastic cut with stiff hits, white noise sweeps and busy percussive lines that really make you get loose. Alien vocals and lots of filters add plenty of drama that keeps you on your toes throughout.

First to remix to perfection is Virulent, who is an American producer who has decades worth of experience and releases on Dystopian Rhythm, 611 Records and Re-Konstrukt. His version is a high pressure affair with thick synths and cantering drums making for an urgent, supple techno groove run through with all kinds of Jeff Mills style melodies.

On the second great remix is label boss Yan Stricker, who has been churning out techno treats since the mid nineties. His label is a real bastion of quality in the techno landscape and this remix is one with serious bounce and weight in the oversized drums. Building in stages, it is run through with ravey vocal stabs and has a seriously meaty bottom end that is forceful and funky.

Lastly, it’s back to Roman for ‘Hustle,’ which is a broody cut that rocks back and forth on well defined drums. Searching synths spray across the airwaves and metallic hits and snare rolls constantly up the ante until vocals and big filter sweeps really explode and you get carried away on the fine groove.

Techno heads will find plenty to love here across this brilliant varied EP.

| CAT N° : ORGA87 Release : November 30, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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Feedback & Support : Monika Kruse / Alan Fitzpatrick / Nicole Moudaber / The Advent / Beroshima / Bryan Zentz / Filterheadz / Tom Hades / Spiros Kaloumenos / Roberto Capuano / Rich Jones / Paco Osuna / Alexi Delano / Xpansul / Spektre / Gayle San / Spartaque / Subfractal / Axel Karakasis / Madben / Florian Meindl / Carlo Lio / Kyle Geiger / Sutter Cane / Skober / Filterheadz / Coeter One / Soren Aalberg / Don Ruijgrok / Q'Hey / Stevie Wilson / Mr. Bizz / Heron / Mark Greene / Drunken Kong / Locomatica / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sin Sin / Ramiro Lopez / Miniminds / Taster Peter / [ Wex 10 ] / Gene Karz / The Welderz / Virulent / Alen Milivojevic / Hollen / Dolby D / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| After recently impressing with a great remix on the label, Kalden Bess is now back on !Organism with a full EP of his own. The great original tracks come on vinyl and digitally and feature remixes by Jon Gurd and Developer.

Ground factory label boss Kalden Bess has been making moves since 2008. His techno sets and tracks have found him playing with the likes of Richie Hawtin and Sasha and his style, in his words, is ‘dirty and sexy.’

Attention grabbing headliner ‘Jet Lag’ is a deep and atmospheric track with rough drums and textured pads setting a moody tone. Glistening percussive patterns shine through and add drive to the groove, whilst dystopian pads add a real sense of techno urgency.

On the remix is Developer, a product of the Los Angeles techno scene of the 90s who co-founded and managed the first dedicated techno distribution company on the west coast. A fierce DJ who mixes tens of tracks an hour on three decks, he run his own Moduarz label and releases on a range of top labels. His version of the track is physical and tough, layered up with many rugged synth lines and raw drums and has synth surges that really add to its impact.

The other standout original from Bess is ‘Rabbit Hole’, which is a much deeper and more hypnotic, streamlined techno track, as the title would suggest. With muttered vocals and rubbery drums, it makes for a steamy yet striking cut that will carry dance floors deep into the night on a nicely serene groove. UK techno mainstay Jon Gurd (of labels like Octopus Recordings, Quartz Rec and 8 Sided Dice) then strips things back to an infectious hi hat and kick drum combo. Airy and clean, percussive tinkles and glassy chords add character to the physicality of the track and prove that Gurd is in a fine run of form.

Buy the EP digitally and you will get treated to the dark, broken experimental beats and hellish vocal cries of ’Slower’. It rounds out another essential EP from this most tireless techno label.

| VNYL: http://bit.ly/1QVg4y8 Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1MZqAiG Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA90 Release : November 23, 2015 (vinyl) - December 7, 2015 (Digital)

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1MZqAiG

| !Organism’s unstoppable techno juggernaut rolls on with another weaponised release, this time from Hordienko Roman with remixes from Yan Stricker and Virulent.

Roman is an emerging producer who has contributed to the Yin Yang label before now, and is also at home on Bashi Records and Eclipse Recordings. Here he keeps up a fine streak with two standout cuts.

The thrilling ‘Turbulencia’ is a bombastic cut with stiff hits, white noise sweeps and busy percussive lines that really make you get loose. Alien vocals and lots of filters add plenty of drama that keeps you on your toes throughout.

First to remix to perfection is Virulent, who is an American producer who has decades worth of experience and releases on Dystopian Rhythm, 611 Records and Re-Konstrukt. His version is a high pressure affair with thick synths and cantering drums making for an urgent, supple techno groove run through with all kinds of Jeff Mills style melodies.

On the second great remix is label boss Yan Stricker, who has been churning out techno treats since the mid nineties. His label is a real bastion of quality in the techno landscape and this remix is one with serious bounce and weight in the oversized drums. Building in stages, it is run through with ravey vocal stabs and has a seriously meaty bottom end that is forceful and funky.

Lastly, it’s back to Roman for ‘Hustle,’ which is a broody cut that rocks back and forth on well defined drums. Searching synths spray across the airwaves and metallic hits and snare rolls constantly up the ante until vocals and big filter sweeps really explode and you get carried away on the fine groove.

Techno heads will find plenty to love here across this brilliant varied EP.

| CAT N° : ORGA87 Release : November 30, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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Feedback & Support : Monika Kruse / Alan Fitzpatrick / Nicole Moudaber / The Advent / Beroshima / Bryan Zentz / Filterheadz / Tom Hades / Spiros Kaloumenos / Roberto Capuano / Rich Jones / Paco Osuna / Alexi Delano / Xpansul / Spektre / Gayle San / Spartaque / Subfractal / Axel Karakasis / Madben / Florian Meindl / Carlo Lio / Kyle Geiger / Sutter Cane / Skober / Filterheadz / Coeter One / Soren Aalberg / Don Ruijgrok / Q'Hey / Stevie Wilson / Mr. Bizz / Heron / Mark Greene / Drunken Kong / Locomatica / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sin Sin / Ramiro Lopez / Miniminds / Taster Peter / [ Wex 10 ] / Gene Karz / The Welderz / Virulent / Alen Milivojevic / Hollen / Dolby D / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| After recently impressing with a great remix on the label, Kalden Bess is now back on !Organism with a full EP of his own. The great original tracks come on vinyl and digitally and feature remixes by Jon Gurd and Developer.

Ground factory label boss Kalden Bess has been making moves since 2008. His techno sets and tracks have found him playing with the likes of Richie Hawtin and Sasha and his style, in his words, is ‘dirty and sexy.’

Attention grabbing headliner ‘Jet Lag’ is a deep and atmospheric track with rough drums and textured pads setting a moody tone. Glistening percussive patterns shine through and add drive to the groove, whilst dystopian pads add a real sense of techno urgency.

On the remix is Developer, a product of the Los Angeles techno scene of the 90s who co-founded and managed the first dedicated techno distribution company on the west coast. A fierce DJ who mixes tens of tracks an hour on three decks, he run his own Moduarz label and releases on a range of top labels. His version of the track is physical and tough, layered up with many rugged synth lines and raw drums and has synth surges that really add to its impact.

The other standout original from Bess is ‘Rabbit Hole’, which is a much deeper and more hypnotic, streamlined techno track, as the title would suggest. With muttered vocals and rubbery drums, it makes for a steamy yet striking cut that will carry dance floors deep into the night on a nicely serene groove. UK techno mainstay Jon Gurd (of labels like Octopus Recordings, Quartz Rec and 8 Sided Dice) then strips things back to an infectious hi hat and kick drum combo. Airy and clean, percussive tinkles and glassy chords add character to the physicality of the track and prove that Gurd is in a fine run of form.

Buy the EP digitally and you will get treated to the dark, broken experimental beats and hellish vocal cries of ’Slower’. It rounds out another essential EP from this most tireless techno label.

| VNYL: http://bit.ly/1QVg4y8 Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1MZqAiG Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA90 Release : November 23, 2015 (vinyl) - December 7, 2015 (Digital)

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support : Monika Kruse / Alan Fitzpatrick / Nicole Moudaber / The Advent / Beroshima / Bryan Zentz / Filterheadz / Tom Hades / Spiros Kaloumenos / Roberto Capuano / Rich Jones / Paco Osuna / Alexi Delano / Xpansul / Spektre / Gayle San / Spartaque / Subfractal / Axel Karakasis / Madben / Florian Meindl / Carlo Lio / Kyle Geiger / Sutter Cane / Skober / Filterheadz / Coeter One / Soren Aalberg / Don Ruijgrok / Q'Hey / Stevie Wilson / Mr. Bizz / Heron / Mark Greene / Drunken Kong / Locomatica / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sin Sin / Ramiro Lopez / Miniminds / Taster Peter / [ Wex 10 ] / Gene Karz / The Welderz / Virulent / Alen Milivojevic / Hollen / Dolby D / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| After recently impressing with a great remix on the label, Kalden Bess is now back on !Organism with a full EP of his own. The great original tracks come on vinyl and digitally and feature remixes by Jon Gurd and Developer.

Ground factory label boss Kalden Bess has been making moves since 2008. His techno sets and tracks have found him playing with the likes of Richie Hawtin and Sasha and his style, in his words, is ‘dirty and sexy.’

Attention grabbing headliner ‘Jet Lag’ is a deep and atmospheric track with rough drums and textured pads setting a moody tone. Glistening percussive patterns shine through and add drive to the groove, whilst dystopian pads add a real sense of techno urgency.

On the remix is Developer, a product of the Los Angeles techno scene of the 90s who co-founded and managed the first dedicated techno distribution company on the west coast. A fierce DJ who mixes tens of tracks an hour on three decks, he run his own Moduarz label and releases on a range of top labels. His version of the track is physical and tough, layered up with many rugged synth lines and raw drums and has synth surges that really add to its impact.

The other standout original from Bess is ‘Rabbit Hole’, which is a much deeper and more hypnotic, streamlined techno track, as the title would suggest. With muttered vocals and rubbery drums, it makes for a steamy yet striking cut that will carry dance floors deep into the night on a nicely serene groove. UK techno mainstay Jon Gurd (of labels like Octopus Recordings, Quartz Rec and 8 Sided Dice) then strips things back to an infectious hi hat and kick drum combo. Airy and clean, percussive tinkles and glassy chords add character to the physicality of the track and prove that Gurd is in a fine run of form.

Buy the EP digitally and you will get treated to the dark, broken experimental beats and hellish vocal cries of ’Slower’. It rounds out another essential EP from this most tireless techno label.

| VNYL: http://bit.ly/1QVg4y8 Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1MZqAiG Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA90 Release : November 23, 2015 (vinyl) - December 7, 2015 (Digital)

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Feedback & Support : Monika Kruse / Alan Fitzpatrick / Nicole Moudaber / The Advent / Beroshima / Bryan Zentz / Filterheadz / Tom Hades / Spiros Kaloumenos / Roberto Capuano / Rich Jones / Paco Osuna / Alexi Delano / Xpansul / Spektre / Gayle San / Spartaque / Subfractal / Axel Karakasis / Madben / Florian Meindl / Carlo Lio / Kyle Geiger / Sutter Cane / Skober / Filterheadz / Coeter One / Soren Aalberg / Don Ruijgrok / Q'Hey / Stevie Wilson / Mr. Bizz / Heron / Mark Greene / Drunken Kong / Locomatica / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sin Sin / Ramiro Lopez / Miniminds / Taster Peter / [ Wex 10 ] / Gene Karz / The Welderz / Virulent / Alen Milivojevic / Hollen / Dolby D / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| After recently impressing with a great remix on the label, Kalden Bess is now back on !Organism with a full EP of his own. The great original tracks come on vinyl and digitally and feature remixes by Jon Gurd and Developer.

Ground factory label boss Kalden Bess has been making moves since 2008. His techno sets and tracks have found him playing with the likes of Richie Hawtin and Sasha and his style, in his words, is ‘dirty and sexy.’

Attention grabbing headliner ‘Jet Lag’ is a deep and atmospheric track with rough drums and textured pads setting a moody tone. Glistening percussive patterns shine through and add drive to the groove, whilst dystopian pads add a real sense of techno urgency.

On the remix is Developer, a product of the Los Angeles techno scene of the 90s who co-founded and managed the first dedicated techno distribution company on the west coast. A fierce DJ who mixes tens of tracks an hour on three decks, he run his own Moduarz label and releases on a range of top labels. His version of the track is physical and tough, layered up with many rugged synth lines and raw drums and has synth surges that really add to its impact.

The other standout original from Bess is ‘Rabbit Hole’, which is a much deeper and more hypnotic, streamlined techno track, as the title would suggest. With muttered vocals and rubbery drums, it makes for a steamy yet striking cut that will carry dance floors deep into the night on a nicely serene groove. UK techno mainstay Jon Gurd (of labels like Octopus Recordings, Quartz Rec and 8 Sided Dice) then strips things back to an infectious hi hat and kick drum combo. Airy and clean, percussive tinkles and glassy chords add character to the physicality of the track and prove that Gurd is in a fine run of form.

Buy the EP digitally and you will get treated to the dark, broken experimental beats and hellish vocal cries of ’Slower’. It rounds out another essential EP from this most tireless techno label.

| VNYL: http://bit.ly/1QVg4y8 Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1MZqAiG Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA90 Release : November 23, 2015 (vinyl) - December 7, 2015 (Digital)

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

| VIDEO www.youtube.com/organismdigital

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/highlight/1652023

| It is to Belarus that Swiss label !Organism heads for its next EP, and to the hard techno mind of Gene Karz. On his Highlight EP he serves up two firing original and gets remixed in great style by boss man Yan Stricker and Coeter One.

No stranger to this label, Karz—who makes all styles of techno from main room and anthemic to more subtle and reduced— has released here a number of times before, as well as on Naked Lunch, Driving Forces Recordings and many more.

The brilliantly crafted tittle track opens this EP with stern kick drums and chilly, scattered drum hits. It makes for an unsettling opening before big, industrial chords and rumbling bass join the groove to make it a massive dub monster that will fill any open space with richly metallic sound.

The first remix comes from Luna Club in Kiel regular and Kaputt Music owner Coeter One. He makes things quicker and slicker, with rubbery drums and icy hi hat ringlets making for a more hypnotic and supple cut that is riddled with alien melody.

Then it is Yan Stricker, the man who oversees the fine techno operation that is !Organism, who offers another remix. His is patient and stripped back to a suggestive drum line with frazzled textures and bits of static scurrying over the groove. Clever use of filters tease out key elements and will have dance floors in raptures as a result.

The seriously heavyweight ‘Lowlight’ then rounds out the EP with barring, earth shaking drums and more spacious and atmospheric pads and perc. This is the sort of serene and cavernous techno that gets floors marching as one and is another fine feather in the bow of Karz.

There are few more effective techno labels than this one, and with Gene Karz at the controls once again, you can be assured that this package will get picked up far and wide.

| CAT N° : ORGA86 Release : November 23, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : ww.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318

Release date : November 23, 2015

| It is to Belarus that Swiss label !Organism heads for its next EP, and to the hard techno mind of Gene Karz. On his Highlight EP he serves up two firing original and gets remixed in great style by boss man Yan Stricker and Coeter One.

No stranger to this label, Karz—who makes all styles of techno from main room and anthemic to more subtle and reduced— has released here a number of times before, as well as on Naked Lunch, Driving Forces Recordings and many more.

The brilliantly crafted tittle track opens this EP with stern kick drums and chilly, scattered drum hits. It makes for an unsettling opening before big, industrial chords and rumbling bass join the groove to make it a massive dub monster that will fill any open space with richly metallic sound.

The first remix comes from Luna Club in Kiel regular and Kaputt Music owner Coeter One. He makes things quicker and slicker, with rubbery drums and icy hi hat ringlets making for a more hypnotic and supple cut that is riddled with alien melody.

Then it is Yan Stricker, the man who oversees the fine techno operation that is !Organism, who offers another remix. His is patient and stripped back to a suggestive drum line with frazzled textures and bits of static scurrying over the groove. Clever use of filters tease out key elements and will have dance floors in raptures as a result.

The seriously heavyweight ‘Lowlight’ then rounds out the EP with barring, earth shaking drums and more spacious and atmospheric pads and perc. This is the sort of serene and cavernous techno that gets floors marching as one and is another fine feather in the bow of Karz.

There are few more effective techno labels than this one, and with Gene Karz at the controls once again, you can be assured that this package will get picked up far and wide.

| CAT N° : ORGA86 Release : November 23, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : ww.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/highlight/1652023

| It is to Belarus that Swiss label !Organism heads for its next EP, and to the hard techno mind of Gene Karz. On his Highlight EP he serves up two firing original and gets remixed in great style by boss man Yan Stricker and Coeter One.

No stranger to this label, Karz—who makes all styles of techno from main room and anthemic to more subtle and reduced— has released here a number of times before, as well as on Naked Lunch, Driving Forces Recordings and many more.

The brilliantly crafted tittle track opens this EP with stern kick drums and chilly, scattered drum hits. It makes for an unsettling opening before big, industrial chords and rumbling bass join the groove to make it a massive dub monster that will fill any open space with richly metallic sound.

The first remix comes from Luna Club in Kiel regular and Kaputt Music owner Coeter One. He makes things quicker and slicker, with rubbery drums and icy hi hat ringlets making for a more hypnotic and supple cut that is riddled with alien melody.

Then it is Yan Stricker, the man who oversees the fine techno operation that is !Organism, who offers another remix. His is patient and stripped back to a suggestive drum line with frazzled textures and bits of static scurrying over the groove. Clever use of filters tease out key elements and will have dance floors in raptures as a result.

The seriously heavyweight ‘Lowlight’ then rounds out the EP with barring, earth shaking drums and more spacious and atmospheric pads and perc. This is the sort of serene and cavernous techno that gets floors marching as one and is another fine feather in the bow of Karz.

There are few more effective techno labels than this one, and with Gene Karz at the controls once again, you can be assured that this package will get picked up far and wide.

| CAT N° : ORGA86 Release : November 23, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : ww.cslab.ch

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Feedback & Support: Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Axel Karakasis / Christian Cambas / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Jason Fernandes / Thomas P. Heckmann / Sasha Carassi / Bodyscrub / Timmo / Spiros Kaloumenos / Manic Brothers / Frankyeffe / Sin Sin / Irregular Synth / Macromism / JackRock / Tom Laws / Ramiro Lopez / Simone Tavazzi / [ Wex 10 ] / Stevie Wilson / Dykkon / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss label !Organism look to essential French techno tastemakers LowKey & Kardinal for their next track, and serve it up with searing remixes from the boss Yan Stricker as well as Kalden Bess and a second version of his own work by Kardinal.

LowKey & Kardinal have been at the top of their game for more than a decade. They have received constant support from the likes of Umek, Adam Beyer and Secret Cinema for their work, and have releeased on Phobiq, Analytical Trail, Inlab and many more assured labels. As able to craft compelling full lengths as they are to-the-point and effective 12”s, this duo has many tricks up it’s sleeve, and this EP is testament to that.

Their massive original track, 'State of Hype,’ is eight minutes of nerve jangling, sense tingling techno with dark vocals up top, plumes of airy white noise and spaced-out synths all coming together in intense fashion. Building to a peak before kicking once more, it is an epic, room-filling track that grabs your attention then runs with it.

The Frenchman, who also runs Goog Records, then remixes solo and does so with a much darker, moodier, more macho style. The kicks are rock solid, sirens search in paranoid fashion and the hi hats make for itchy patterns that really drive things along.

Ground factory label boss Kalden Bess has been making moves since 2008. His techno sets and tracks have found him playing with the likes of Richie Hawtin and Sasha and his style, in his words, is ‘dirty and sexy.’ His remix is a playful, funky affair with a fine arpeggiated bass line riding up and down as big steel hits reverb to nothing. It is a chunky techno groove that stays true to his own style.

Finally, Yan Stricker, the boss of the !Organism empire and himself a techno veteran, offers his take on the cut and the results are fantastically urgent, tense and hypnotic with rooted drums and abstract, wordless human sounds adding a freaky edge to proceedings.

| CAT N° : ORGA85 Release : November 9, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Feedback & Support: Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Axel Karakasis / Christian Cambas / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Jason Fernandes / Thomas P. Heckmann / Sasha Carassi / Bodyscrub / Timmo / Spiros Kaloumenos / Manic Brothers / Frankyeffe / Sin Sin / Irregular Synth / Macromism / JackRock / Tom Laws / Ramiro Lopez / Simone Tavazzi / [ Wex 10 ] / Stevie Wilson / Dykkon / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss label !Organism look to essential French techno tastemakers LowKey & Kardinal for their next track, and serve it up with searing remixes from the boss Yan Stricker as well as Kalden Bess and a second version of his own work by Kardinal.

LowKey & Kardinal have been at the top of their game for more than a decade. They have received constant support from the likes of Umek, Adam Beyer and Secret Cinema for their work, and have releeased on Phobiq, Analytical Trail, Inlab and many more assured labels. As able to craft compelling full lengths as they are to-the-point and effective 12”s, this duo has many tricks up it’s sleeve, and this EP is testament to that.

Their massive original track, 'State of Hype,’ is eight minutes of nerve jangling, sense tingling techno with dark vocals up top, plumes of airy white noise and spaced-out synths all coming together in intense fashion. Building to a peak before kicking once more, it is an epic, room-filling track that grabs your attention then runs with it.

The Frenchman, who also runs Goog Records, then remixes solo and does so with a much darker, moodier, more macho style. The kicks are rock solid, sirens search in paranoid fashion and the hi hats make for itchy patterns that really drive things along.

Ground factory label boss Kalden Bess has been making moves since 2008. His techno sets and tracks have found him playing with the likes of Richie Hawtin and Sasha and his style, in his words, is ‘dirty and sexy.’ His remix is a playful, funky affair with a fine arpeggiated bass line riding up and down as big steel hits reverb to nothing. It is a chunky techno groove that stays true to his own style.

Finally, Yan Stricker, the boss of the !Organism empire and himself a techno veteran, offers his take on the cut and the results are fantastically urgent, tense and hypnotic with rooted drums and abstract, wordless human sounds adding a freaky edge to proceedings.

| CAT N° : ORGA85 Release : November 9, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Feedback & Support: Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Axel Karakasis / Christian Cambas / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Jason Fernandes / Thomas P. Heckmann / Sasha Carassi / Bodyscrub / Timmo / Spiros Kaloumenos / Manic Brothers / Frankyeffe / Sin Sin / Irregular Synth / Macromism / JackRock / Tom Laws / Ramiro Lopez / Simone Tavazzi / [ Wex 10 ] / Stevie Wilson / Dykkon / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss label !Organism look to essential French techno tastemakers LowKey & Kardinal for their next track, and serve it up with searing remixes from the boss Yan Stricker as well as Kalden Bess and a second version of his own work by Kardinal.

LowKey & Kardinal have been at the top of their game for more than a decade. They have received constant support from the likes of Umek, Adam Beyer and Secret Cinema for their work, and have releeased on Phobiq, Analytical Trail, Inlab and many more assured labels. As able to craft compelling full lengths as they are to-the-point and effective 12”s, this duo has many tricks up it’s sleeve, and this EP is testament to that.

Their massive original track, 'State of Hype,’ is eight minutes of nerve jangling, sense tingling techno with dark vocals up top, plumes of airy white noise and spaced-out synths all coming together in intense fashion. Building to a peak before kicking once more, it is an epic, room-filling track that grabs your attention then runs with it.

The Frenchman, who also runs Goog Records, then remixes solo and does so with a much darker, moodier, more macho style. The kicks are rock solid, sirens search in paranoid fashion and the hi hats make for itchy patterns that really drive things along.

Ground factory label boss Kalden Bess has been making moves since 2008. His techno sets and tracks have found him playing with the likes of Richie Hawtin and Sasha and his style, in his words, is ‘dirty and sexy.’ His remix is a playful, funky affair with a fine arpeggiated bass line riding up and down as big steel hits reverb to nothing. It is a chunky techno groove that stays true to his own style.

Finally, Yan Stricker, the boss of the !Organism empire and himself a techno veteran, offers his take on the cut and the results are fantastically urgent, tense and hypnotic with rooted drums and abstract, wordless human sounds adding a freaky edge to proceedings.

| CAT N° : ORGA85 Release : November 9, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Feedback & Support: Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Axel Karakasis / Christian Cambas / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Jason Fernandes / Thomas P. Heckmann / Sasha Carassi / Bodyscrub / Timmo / Spiros Kaloumenos / Manic Brothers / Frankyeffe / Sin Sin / Irregular Synth / Macromism / JackRock / Tom Laws / Ramiro Lopez / Simone Tavazzi / [ Wex 10 ] / Stevie Wilson / Dykkon / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss label !Organism look to essential French techno tastemakers LowKey & Kardinal for their next track, and serve it up with searing remixes from the boss Yan Stricker as well as Kalden Bess and a second version of his own work by Kardinal.

LowKey & Kardinal have been at the top of their game for more than a decade. They have received constant support from the likes of Umek, Adam Beyer and Secret Cinema for their work, and have releeased on Phobiq, Analytical Trail, Inlab and many more assured labels. As able to craft compelling full lengths as they are to-the-point and effective 12”s, this duo has many tricks up it’s sleeve, and this EP is testament to that.

Their massive original track, 'State of Hype,’ is eight minutes of nerve jangling, sense tingling techno with dark vocals up top, plumes of airy white noise and spaced-out synths all coming together in intense fashion. Building to a peak before kicking once more, it is an epic, room-filling track that grabs your attention then runs with it.

The Frenchman, who also runs Goog Records, then remixes solo and does so with a much darker, moodier, more macho style. The kicks are rock solid, sirens search in paranoid fashion and the hi hats make for itchy patterns that really drive things along.

Ground factory label boss Kalden Bess has been making moves since 2008. His techno sets and tracks have found him playing with the likes of Richie Hawtin and Sasha and his style, in his words, is ‘dirty and sexy.’ His remix is a playful, funky affair with a fine arpeggiated bass line riding up and down as big steel hits reverb to nothing. It is a chunky techno groove that stays true to his own style.

Finally, Yan Stricker, the boss of the !Organism empire and himself a techno veteran, offers his take on the cut and the results are fantastically urgent, tense and hypnotic with rooted drums and abstract, wordless human sounds adding a freaky edge to proceedings.

| CAT N° : ORGA85 Release : November 9, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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| Feedback and support : Alan Fitzpatrick / Nicole Moudaber / Audio Injection / Axel Karakasis / Chris Colburn / DJ Emerson / Paco Osuna / Eric Sneo / Dandi & Ugo / Spiros Kaloumenos / Irregular Synth / A-Brothers / Ramiro Lopez / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Reinier Zonneveld / Stefano Lotti / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Simone Tavazzi / Q'Hey / LxS / Feyser / Dolby D / Dykkon / Coeter One / Virulent / Yan Stricker ..

Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/agarrate/1633553 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| Another week brings another relentless techno outing from !Organism, and this time the man behind it is Brian F, with a remix from Ricardo Garduno.

Brian F hails from South Africa but has been Europe based for a decade now. He has long been collecting music making toys, synths and percussive instruments and has also put on his own small and intimate techno gatherings before now. Now based in London and running his own label Shaping Music, he is a regular at places like The Egg and Ministry of Sound.

Up first here is the fantastic white knuckle ride that is ‘Agarrate’ with its sleepy synth lines hypnotising your mind as your body moves to the slick kick patterns. It’s a nice bouncy groove that journeys deep into the night and is full of machine made soul. Ricardo Garduno remixes in great style with a bulkier drum line and a tripper synth styling that makes this one sound like a lost Jeff Mills cut.

The standout ‘Intento’ is a boisterous, in your face techno banger with firm claps and incessant synth stabs working you into a frenzy. Clever filters and subtle bass fills add drama to this most turbulent of tunes. Then comes a big finish in the form of ‘Vigoroso’, a raved up, full on techno slammer with belly stabs, intense synths and cantering drums that cannot fail to make a big impact on any dance floor.

Brian F and Ricardo Garduno both prove they are techno talents to be reckoned with on this latest and greats !Organism release.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/agarrate/1633553 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA84 Release : October 26, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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| Feedback and support : Alan Fitzpatrick / Nicole Moudaber / Audio Injection / Axel Karakasis / Chris Colburn / DJ Emerson / Paco Osuna / Eric Sneo / Dandi & Ugo / Spiros Kaloumenos / Irregular Synth / A-Brothers / Ramiro Lopez / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Reinier Zonneveld / Stefano Lotti / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Simone Tavazzi / Q'Hey / LxS / Feyser / Dolby D / Dykkon / Coeter One / Virulent / Yan Stricker ..

Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/agarrate/1633553 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| Another week brings another relentless techno outing from !Organism, and this time the man behind it is Brian F, with a remix from Ricardo Garduno.

Brian F hails from South Africa but has been Europe based for a decade now. He has long been collecting music making toys, synths and percussive instruments and has also put on his own small and intimate techno gatherings before now. Now based in London and running his own label Shaping Music, he is a regular at places like The Egg and Ministry of Sound.

Up first here is the fantastic white knuckle ride that is ‘Agarrate’ with its sleepy synth lines hypnotising your mind as your body moves to the slick kick patterns. It’s a nice bouncy groove that journeys deep into the night and is full of machine made soul. Ricardo Garduno remixes in great style with a bulkier drum line and a tripper synth styling that makes this one sound like a lost Jeff Mills cut.

The standout ‘Intento’ is a boisterous, in your face techno banger with firm claps and incessant synth stabs working you into a frenzy. Clever filters and subtle bass fills add drama to this most turbulent of tunes. Then comes a big finish in the form of ‘Vigoroso’, a raved up, full on techno slammer with belly stabs, intense synths and cantering drums that cannot fail to make a big impact on any dance floor.

Brian F and Ricardo Garduno both prove they are techno talents to be reckoned with on this latest and greats !Organism release.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/agarrate/1633553 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA84 Release : October 26, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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| Feedback and support : Alan Fitzpatrick / Nicole Moudaber / Audio Injection / Axel Karakasis / Chris Colburn / DJ Emerson / Paco Osuna / Eric Sneo / Dandi & Ugo / Spiros Kaloumenos / Irregular Synth / A-Brothers / Ramiro Lopez / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Reinier Zonneveld / Stefano Lotti / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Simone Tavazzi / Q'Hey / LxS / Feyser / Dolby D / Dykkon / Coeter One / Virulent / Yan Stricker ..

Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/agarrate/1633553 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| Another week brings another relentless techno outing from !Organism, and this time the man behind it is Brian F, with a remix from Ricardo Garduno.

Brian F hails from South Africa but has been Europe based for a decade now. He has long been collecting music making toys, synths and percussive instruments and has also put on his own small and intimate techno gatherings before now. Now based in London and running his own label Shaping Music, he is a regular at places like The Egg and Ministry of Sound.

Up first here is the fantastic white knuckle ride that is ‘Agarrate’ with its sleepy synth lines hypnotising your mind as your body moves to the slick kick patterns. It’s a nice bouncy groove that journeys deep into the night and is full of machine made soul. Ricardo Garduno remixes in great style with a bulkier drum line and a tripper synth styling that makes this one sound like a lost Jeff Mills cut.

The standout ‘Intento’ is a boisterous, in your face techno banger with firm claps and incessant synth stabs working you into a frenzy. Clever filters and subtle bass fills add drama to this most turbulent of tunes. Then comes a big finish in the form of ‘Vigoroso’, a raved up, full on techno slammer with belly stabs, intense synths and cantering drums that cannot fail to make a big impact on any dance floor.

Brian F and Ricardo Garduno both prove they are techno talents to be reckoned with on this latest and greats !Organism release.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/agarrate/1633553 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA84 Release : October 26, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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| Feedback and support : Alan Fitzpatrick / Nicole Moudaber / Audio Injection / Axel Karakasis / Chris Colburn / DJ Emerson / Paco Osuna / Eric Sneo / Dandi & Ugo / Spiros Kaloumenos / Irregular Synth / A-Brothers / Ramiro Lopez / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Reinier Zonneveld / Stefano Lotti / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Simone Tavazzi / Q'Hey / LxS / Feyser / Dolby D / Dykkon / Coeter One / Virulent / Yan Stricker ..

Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/agarrate/1633553 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| Another week brings another relentless techno outing from !Organism, and this time the man behind it is Brian F, with a remix from Ricardo Garduno.

Brian F hails from South Africa but has been Europe based for a decade now. He has long been collecting music making toys, synths and percussive instruments and has also put on his own small and intimate techno gatherings before now. Now based in London and running his own label Shaping Music, he is a regular at places like The Egg and Ministry of Sound.

Up first here is the fantastic white knuckle ride that is ‘Agarrate’ with its sleepy synth lines hypnotising your mind as your body moves to the slick kick patterns. It’s a nice bouncy groove that journeys deep into the night and is full of machine made soul. Ricardo Garduno remixes in great style with a bulkier drum line and a tripper synth styling that makes this one sound like a lost Jeff Mills cut.

The standout ‘Intento’ is a boisterous, in your face techno banger with firm claps and incessant synth stabs working you into a frenzy. Clever filters and subtle bass fills add drama to this most turbulent of tunes. Then comes a big finish in the form of ‘Vigoroso’, a raved up, full on techno slammer with belly stabs, intense synths and cantering drums that cannot fail to make a big impact on any dance floor.

Brian F and Ricardo Garduno both prove they are techno talents to be reckoned with on this latest and greats !Organism release.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/agarrate/1633553 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA84 Release : October 26, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Ken Ishii / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey McKay / The Advent / Industrialyzer / Roberto Capuano / Kyle Geiger / Pedro Delgardo / Manic Brothers / Spektre / Alexi Delano / Thomas P. Heckmann / Dandi & Ugo / Spartaque / Redhead / Dr. Motte / Mr. Bizz / Tomy DeClerque / Nadja Lind / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sutter Cane / Colin Dale / Tom Laws / Bodyscrub / Ramiro Lopez / Dany Rodriguez / AnGy KoRe / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Stanny Franssen / Taster Peter / Steve Mulder / LowKey & Kardinal / Simone Tavazzi / Miniminds / Hollen / Kernel Key / Soren Aalberg / Yan Stricker ..

VNYL: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb DGTL: http://btprt.dj/1WWv93N

| !Organism make a carefully selected foray into the vinyl market with their next EP, which comes both digitally as well as on wax, with different tracks making up each package.

The revered Irregular Synth is the man behind the fresh originals and is an Italian producer with a worldwide fan base. He has released on this label before now to great acclaim, as well as on Loose Records and many more, and has a steely and singular style.

Up first on the vinyl and digital release is his brilliant ‘Final Decision,’ a barreling track with rooted drums and incendiary hi hats that roll and roll. Belgium’s Tom Hades is the man who remixes, and does so with a more supple sense of groove. Subtle vocal yelps and smoother hits all scurry along next to his rubber kicks and the overall effect is perfectly hypnotic.

Irregular Synth then serves up another fine original in ‘Hurricane’. This one is a white knuckle ride through stark techno rhythms with bursts of apocalyptic noise and plenty of industrially tinged textures. The remix of this one comes from London’s Ben Long, the governor at Space DJz and someone with fine techno credentials amassed over many years. His version is loopy, ravey and abstract and really sets your mind in a spin with its stomping drums and disorientating sirens.

All those cuts are pressed to vinyl and come on the digital EP, but there are also some bonus digital tracks. These include slick new Mills like techno originals in ‘Just Run’ (plus a deep tunnelling remix from Greek man Kostas Maskalides) as well as the undulating, heady affair that is ‘She’s Mandy,’ plus an A-Brothers remix of ‘Hurricane’ that flips the original into dark, broody roller.

Overall this is another fulsome package of searing techno that will make dance floors of all descriptions march to its infectious beat.

| Vinyl: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hurricane/1576307 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA76 Release : October 12, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Ken Ishii / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey McKay / The Advent / Industrialyzer / Roberto Capuano / Kyle Geiger / Pedro Delgardo / Manic Brothers / Spektre / Alexi Delano / Thomas P. Heckmann / Dandi & Ugo / Spartaque / Redhead / Dr. Motte / Mr. Bizz / Tomy DeClerque / Nadja Lind / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sutter Cane / Colin Dale / Tom Laws / Bodyscrub / Ramiro Lopez / Dany Rodriguez / AnGy KoRe / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Stanny Franssen / Taster Peter / Steve Mulder / LowKey & Kardinal / Simone Tavazzi / Miniminds / Hollen / Kernel Key / Soren Aalberg / Yan Stricker ..

VNYL: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb DGTL: http://btprt.dj/1WWv93N

| !Organism make a carefully selected foray into the vinyl market with their next EP, which comes both digitally as well as on wax, with different tracks making up each package.

The revered Irregular Synth is the man behind the fresh originals and is an Italian producer with a worldwide fan base. He has released on this label before now to great acclaim, as well as on Loose Records and many more, and has a steely and singular style.

Up first on the vinyl and digital release is his brilliant ‘Final Decision,’ a barreling track with rooted drums and incendiary hi hats that roll and roll. Belgium’s Tom Hades is the man who remixes, and does so with a more supple sense of groove. Subtle vocal yelps and smoother hits all scurry along next to his rubber kicks and the overall effect is perfectly hypnotic.

Irregular Synth then serves up another fine original in ‘Hurricane’. This one is a white knuckle ride through stark techno rhythms with bursts of apocalyptic noise and plenty of industrially tinged textures. The remix of this one comes from London’s Ben Long, the governor at Space DJz and someone with fine techno credentials amassed over many years. His version is loopy, ravey and abstract and really sets your mind in a spin with its stomping drums and disorientating sirens.

All those cuts are pressed to vinyl and come on the digital EP, but there are also some bonus digital tracks. These include slick new Mills like techno originals in ‘Just Run’ (plus a deep tunnelling remix from Greek man Kostas Maskalides) as well as the undulating, heady affair that is ‘She’s Mandy,’ plus an A-Brothers remix of ‘Hurricane’ that flips the original into dark, broody roller.

Overall this is another fulsome package of searing techno that will make dance floors of all descriptions march to its infectious beat.

| Vinyl: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hurricane/1576307 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA76 Release : October 12, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Ken Ishii / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey McKay / The Advent / Industrialyzer / Roberto Capuano / Kyle Geiger / Pedro Delgardo / Manic Brothers / Spektre / Alexi Delano / Thomas P. Heckmann / Dandi & Ugo / Spartaque / Redhead / Dr. Motte / Mr. Bizz / Tomy DeClerque / Nadja Lind / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sutter Cane / Colin Dale / Tom Laws / Bodyscrub / Ramiro Lopez / Dany Rodriguez / AnGy KoRe / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Stanny Franssen / Taster Peter / Steve Mulder / LowKey & Kardinal / Simone Tavazzi / Miniminds / Hollen / Kernel Key / Soren Aalberg / Yan Stricker ..

VNYL: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb DGTL: http://btprt.dj/1WWv93N

| !Organism make a carefully selected foray into the vinyl market with their next EP, which comes both digitally as well as on wax, with different tracks making up each package.

The revered Irregular Synth is the man behind the fresh originals and is an Italian producer with a worldwide fan base. He has released on this label before now to great acclaim, as well as on Loose Records and many more, and has a steely and singular style.

Up first on the vinyl and digital release is his brilliant ‘Final Decision,’ a barreling track with rooted drums and incendiary hi hats that roll and roll. Belgium’s Tom Hades is the man who remixes, and does so with a more supple sense of groove. Subtle vocal yelps and smoother hits all scurry along next to his rubber kicks and the overall effect is perfectly hypnotic.

Irregular Synth then serves up another fine original in ‘Hurricane’. This one is a white knuckle ride through stark techno rhythms with bursts of apocalyptic noise and plenty of industrially tinged textures. The remix of this one comes from London’s Ben Long, the governor at Space DJz and someone with fine techno credentials amassed over many years. His version is loopy, ravey and abstract and really sets your mind in a spin with its stomping drums and disorientating sirens.

All those cuts are pressed to vinyl and come on the digital EP, but there are also some bonus digital tracks. These include slick new Mills like techno originals in ‘Just Run’ (plus a deep tunnelling remix from Greek man Kostas Maskalides) as well as the undulating, heady affair that is ‘She’s Mandy,’ plus an A-Brothers remix of ‘Hurricane’ that flips the original into dark, broody roller.

Overall this is another fulsome package of searing techno that will make dance floors of all descriptions march to its infectious beat.

| Vinyl: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hurricane/1576307 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA76 Release : October 12, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

View Details

| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Ken Ishii / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey McKay / The Advent / Industrialyzer / Roberto Capuano / Kyle Geiger / Pedro Delgardo / Manic Brothers / Spektre / Alexi Delano / Thomas P. Heckmann / Dandi & Ugo / Spartaque / Redhead / Dr. Motte / Mr. Bizz / Tomy DeClerque / Nadja Lind / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sutter Cane / Colin Dale / Tom Laws / Bodyscrub / Ramiro Lopez / Dany Rodriguez / AnGy KoRe / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Stanny Franssen / Taster Peter / Steve Mulder / LowKey & Kardinal / Simone Tavazzi / Miniminds / Hollen / Kernel Key / Soren Aalberg / Yan Stricker ..

VNYL: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb DGTL: http://btprt.dj/1WWv93N

| !Organism make a carefully selected foray into the vinyl market with their next EP, which comes both digitally as well as on wax, with different tracks making up each package.

The revered Irregular Synth is the man behind the fresh originals and is an Italian producer with a worldwide fan base. He has released on this label before now to great acclaim, as well as on Loose Records and many more, and has a steely and singular style.

Up first on the vinyl and digital release is his brilliant ‘Final Decision,’ a barreling track with rooted drums and incendiary hi hats that roll and roll. Belgium’s Tom Hades is the man who remixes, and does so with a more supple sense of groove. Subtle vocal yelps and smoother hits all scurry along next to his rubber kicks and the overall effect is perfectly hypnotic.

Irregular Synth then serves up another fine original in ‘Hurricane’. This one is a white knuckle ride through stark techno rhythms with bursts of apocalyptic noise and plenty of industrially tinged textures. The remix of this one comes from London’s Ben Long, the governor at Space DJz and someone with fine techno credentials amassed over many years. His version is loopy, ravey and abstract and really sets your mind in a spin with its stomping drums and disorientating sirens.

All those cuts are pressed to vinyl and come on the digital EP, but there are also some bonus digital tracks. These include slick new Mills like techno originals in ‘Just Run’ (plus a deep tunnelling remix from Greek man Kostas Maskalides) as well as the undulating, heady affair that is ‘She’s Mandy,’ plus an A-Brothers remix of ‘Hurricane’ that flips the original into dark, broody roller.

Overall this is another fulsome package of searing techno that will make dance floors of all descriptions march to its infectious beat.

| Vinyl: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hurricane/1576307 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA76 Release : October 12, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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| Feedback & Support: Nicole Moudaber / Joey Beltram / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Spiros Kaloumenos / Axel Karakasis / Mattew Jay / Manic Brothers / Spartaque / Dandi & Ugo / Florian Meindl / Ramiro Lopez / JackRock / Dr. Motte / Taster Peter / Skober / Bodyscrub / Simone Tavazzi / Xpansul / Paride Saraceni / Timmo / DJ Boris / Miniminds / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Steve Mulder / Hollen / Uron / Andres Gil / Anthony Castaldo / Uakoz / Stevie Wilson / Yan Stricker ..

| Next up on Swiss techno label !Organism is well established UK techno pair Spektre aka Rich Wakley and Paul Maddox. They serve up two firing originals and the label enlists the fine remix talents of Tom Laws and MAAE to flip the cuts into two more equally brilliant forms.

Spektre are known for their dark fusions of sinister sounds and twisted synths which come from a bleak techno future. Their music comes on labels like Definition Records and 1605 as well as this one, and is right at the vanguard of the global techno scene.

The brilliant ‘It Is What It Is’ is a deep and barreling cut with moody synth rumbles and physical, punchy beats creating a slick and infectious groove. Airy hi hats add scale and things build to a serene and soulful peak that really stands out.

‘Someone Else's Problem’ is the other great original and is a quicker, darker cut with inhuman voices, frazzled synth stabs and a real sense of dystopian rave that is sure to consume even the biggest warehouse.

First to remix is Tom Laws, a UK talent who has appeared on this label before. He has won the acclaim of global tastemakers like Slam and Carl Cox and is sure to win many more fans with the mix he offers here. His version imbues ‘It Is What It Is’ with oodles of liquid techno funk and rich, rounded synth lines that are elastic, loose and groovy.

Spain’s MAAE—who has been producing and DJ for more than a decade and runs his own Metodiq label—then flips ‘Someone Else's Problem’ into a seriously heady and streamlined bit of late night back room techno that is soulful and warm and expertly reduced.

!Organism knows techno like no other label and here they serve up yet more compelling dance floor goods.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/it-is-what-it-is/1615237 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA83 Release : October 5, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Ken Ishii / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey McKay / The Advent / Industrialyzer / Roberto Capuano / Kyle Geiger / Pedro Delgardo / Manic Brothers / Spektre / Alexi Delano / Thomas P. Heckmann / Dandi & Ugo / Spartaque / Redhead / Dr. Motte / Mr. Bizz / Tomy DeClerque / Nadja Lind / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sutter Cane / Colin Dale / Tom Laws / Bodyscrub / Ramiro Lopez / Dany Rodriguez / AnGy KoRe / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Stanny Franssen / Taster Peter / Steve Mulder / LowKey & Kardinal / Simone Tavazzi / Miniminds / Hollen / Kernel Key / Soren Aalberg / Yan Stricker ..

VNYL: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb DGTL: http://btprt.dj/1WWv93N

| !Organism make a carefully selected foray into the vinyl market with their next EP, which comes both digitally as well as on wax, with different tracks making up each package.

The revered Irregular Synth is the man behind the fresh originals and is an Italian producer with a worldwide fan base. He has released on this label before now to great acclaim, as well as on Loose Records and many more, and has a steely and singular style.

Up first on the vinyl and digital release is his brilliant ‘Final Decision,’ a barreling track with rooted drums and incendiary hi hats that roll and roll. Belgium’s Tom Hades is the man who remixes, and does so with a more supple sense of groove. Subtle vocal yelps and smoother hits all scurry along next to his rubber kicks and the overall effect is perfectly hypnotic.

Irregular Synth then serves up another fine original in ‘Hurricane’. This one is a white knuckle ride through stark techno rhythms with bursts of apocalyptic noise and plenty of industrially tinged textures. The remix of this one comes from London’s Ben Long, the governor at Space DJz and someone with fine techno credentials amassed over many years. His version is loopy, ravey and abstract and really sets your mind in a spin with its stomping drums and disorientating sirens.

All those cuts are pressed to vinyl and come on the digital EP, but there are also some bonus digital tracks. These include slick new Mills like techno originals in ‘Just Run’ (plus a deep tunnelling remix from Greek man Kostas Maskalides) as well as the undulating, heady affair that is ‘She’s Mandy,’ plus an A-Brothers remix of ‘Hurricane’ that flips the original into dark, broody roller.

Overall this is another fulsome package of searing techno that will make dance floors of all descriptions march to its infectious beat.

| Vinyl: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hurricane/1576307 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA76 Release : October 12, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

View Details

| Feedback & Support: Nicole Moudaber / Joey Beltram / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Spiros Kaloumenos / Axel Karakasis / Mattew Jay / Manic Brothers / Spartaque / Dandi & Ugo / Florian Meindl / Ramiro Lopez / JackRock / Dr. Motte / Taster Peter / Skober / Bodyscrub / Simone Tavazzi / Xpansul / Paride Saraceni / Timmo / DJ Boris / Miniminds / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Steve Mulder / Hollen / Uron / Andres Gil / Anthony Castaldo / Uakoz / Stevie Wilson / Yan Stricker ..

| Next up on Swiss techno label !Organism is well established UK techno pair Spektre aka Rich Wakley and Paul Maddox. They serve up two firing originals and the label enlists the fine remix talents of Tom Laws and MAAE to flip the cuts into two more equally brilliant forms.

Spektre are known for their dark fusions of sinister sounds and twisted synths which come from a bleak techno future. Their music comes on labels like Definition Records and 1605 as well as this one, and is right at the vanguard of the global techno scene.

The brilliant ‘It Is What It Is’ is a deep and barreling cut with moody synth rumbles and physical, punchy beats creating a slick and infectious groove. Airy hi hats add scale and things build to a serene and soulful peak that really stands out.

‘Someone Else's Problem’ is the other great original and is a quicker, darker cut with inhuman voices, frazzled synth stabs and a real sense of dystopian rave that is sure to consume even the biggest warehouse.

First to remix is Tom Laws, a UK talent who has appeared on this label before. He has won the acclaim of global tastemakers like Slam and Carl Cox and is sure to win many more fans with the mix he offers here. His version imbues ‘It Is What It Is’ with oodles of liquid techno funk and rich, rounded synth lines that are elastic, loose and groovy.

Spain’s MAAE—who has been producing and DJ for more than a decade and runs his own Metodiq label—then flips ‘Someone Else's Problem’ into a seriously heady and streamlined bit of late night back room techno that is soulful and warm and expertly reduced.

!Organism knows techno like no other label and here they serve up yet more compelling dance floor goods.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/it-is-what-it-is/1615237 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA83 Release : October 5, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

View Details

| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Ken Ishii / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey McKay / The Advent / Industrialyzer / Roberto Capuano / Kyle Geiger / Pedro Delgardo / Manic Brothers / Spektre / Alexi Delano / Thomas P. Heckmann / Dandi & Ugo / Spartaque / Redhead / Dr. Motte / Mr. Bizz / Tomy DeClerque / Nadja Lind / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sutter Cane / Colin Dale / Tom Laws / Bodyscrub / Ramiro Lopez / Dany Rodriguez / AnGy KoRe / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Stanny Franssen / Taster Peter / Steve Mulder / LowKey & Kardinal / Simone Tavazzi / Miniminds / Hollen / Kernel Key / Soren Aalberg / Yan Stricker ..

VNYL: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb DGTL: http://btprt.dj/1WWv93N

| !Organism make a carefully selected foray into the vinyl market with their next EP, which comes both digitally as well as on wax, with different tracks making up each package.

The revered Irregular Synth is the man behind the fresh originals and is an Italian producer with a worldwide fan base. He has released on this label before now to great acclaim, as well as on Loose Records and many more, and has a steely and singular style.

Up first on the vinyl and digital release is his brilliant ‘Final Decision,’ a barreling track with rooted drums and incendiary hi hats that roll and roll. Belgium’s Tom Hades is the man who remixes, and does so with a more supple sense of groove. Subtle vocal yelps and smoother hits all scurry along next to his rubber kicks and the overall effect is perfectly hypnotic.

Irregular Synth then serves up another fine original in ‘Hurricane’. This one is a white knuckle ride through stark techno rhythms with bursts of apocalyptic noise and plenty of industrially tinged textures. The remix of this one comes from London’s Ben Long, the governor at Space DJz and someone with fine techno credentials amassed over many years. His version is loopy, ravey and abstract and really sets your mind in a spin with its stomping drums and disorientating sirens.

All those cuts are pressed to vinyl and come on the digital EP, but there are also some bonus digital tracks. These include slick new Mills like techno originals in ‘Just Run’ (plus a deep tunnelling remix from Greek man Kostas Maskalides) as well as the undulating, heady affair that is ‘She’s Mandy,’ plus an A-Brothers remix of ‘Hurricane’ that flips the original into dark, broody roller.

Overall this is another fulsome package of searing techno that will make dance floors of all descriptions march to its infectious beat.

| Vinyl: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hurricane/1576307 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA76 Release : October 12, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

View Details

| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Ken Ishii / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey McKay / The Advent / Industrialyzer / Roberto Capuano / Kyle Geiger / Pedro Delgardo / Manic Brothers / Spektre / Alexi Delano / Thomas P. Heckmann / Dandi & Ugo / Spartaque / Redhead / Dr. Motte / Mr. Bizz / Tomy DeClerque / Nadja Lind / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sutter Cane / Colin Dale / Tom Laws / Bodyscrub / Ramiro Lopez / Dany Rodriguez / AnGy KoRe / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Stanny Franssen / Taster Peter / Steve Mulder / LowKey & Kardinal / Simone Tavazzi / Miniminds / Hollen / Kernel Key / Soren Aalberg / Yan Stricker ..

VNYL: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb DGTL: http://btprt.dj/1WWv93N

| !Organism make a carefully selected foray into the vinyl market with their next EP, which comes both digitally as well as on wax, with different tracks making up each package.

The revered Irregular Synth is the man behind the fresh originals and is an Italian producer with a worldwide fan base. He has released on this label before now to great acclaim, as well as on Loose Records and many more, and has a steely and singular style.

Up first on the vinyl and digital release is his brilliant ‘Final Decision,’ a barreling track with rooted drums and incendiary hi hats that roll and roll. Belgium’s Tom Hades is the man who remixes, and does so with a more supple sense of groove. Subtle vocal yelps and smoother hits all scurry along next to his rubber kicks and the overall effect is perfectly hypnotic.

Irregular Synth then serves up another fine original in ‘Hurricane’. This one is a white knuckle ride through stark techno rhythms with bursts of apocalyptic noise and plenty of industrially tinged textures. The remix of this one comes from London’s Ben Long, the governor at Space DJz and someone with fine techno credentials amassed over many years. His version is loopy, ravey and abstract and really sets your mind in a spin with its stomping drums and disorientating sirens.

All those cuts are pressed to vinyl and come on the digital EP, but there are also some bonus digital tracks. These include slick new Mills like techno originals in ‘Just Run’ (plus a deep tunnelling remix from Greek man Kostas Maskalides) as well as the undulating, heady affair that is ‘She’s Mandy,’ plus an A-Brothers remix of ‘Hurricane’ that flips the original into dark, broody roller.

Overall this is another fulsome package of searing techno that will make dance floors of all descriptions march to its infectious beat.

| Vinyl: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hurricane/1576307 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA76 Release : October 12, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

View Details

| Feedback & Support: Nicole Moudaber / Joey Beltram / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Spiros Kaloumenos / Axel Karakasis / Mattew Jay / Manic Brothers / Spartaque / Dandi & Ugo / Florian Meindl / Ramiro Lopez / JackRock / Dr. Motte / Taster Peter / Skober / Bodyscrub / Simone Tavazzi / Xpansul / Paride Saraceni / Timmo / DJ Boris / Miniminds / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Steve Mulder / Hollen / Uron / Andres Gil / Anthony Castaldo / Uakoz / Stevie Wilson / Yan Stricker ..

| Next up on Swiss techno label !Organism is well established UK techno pair Spektre aka Rich Wakley and Paul Maddox. They serve up two firing originals and the label enlists the fine remix talents of Tom Laws and MAAE to flip the cuts into two more equally brilliant forms.

Spektre are known for their dark fusions of sinister sounds and twisted synths which come from a bleak techno future. Their music comes on labels like Definition Records and 1605 as well as this one, and is right at the vanguard of the global techno scene.

The brilliant ‘It Is What It Is’ is a deep and barreling cut with moody synth rumbles and physical, punchy beats creating a slick and infectious groove. Airy hi hats add scale and things build to a serene and soulful peak that really stands out.

‘Someone Else's Problem’ is the other great original and is a quicker, darker cut with inhuman voices, frazzled synth stabs and a real sense of dystopian rave that is sure to consume even the biggest warehouse.

First to remix is Tom Laws, a UK talent who has appeared on this label before. He has won the acclaim of global tastemakers like Slam and Carl Cox and is sure to win many more fans with the mix he offers here. His version imbues ‘It Is What It Is’ with oodles of liquid techno funk and rich, rounded synth lines that are elastic, loose and groovy.

Spain’s MAAE—who has been producing and DJ for more than a decade and runs his own Metodiq label—then flips ‘Someone Else's Problem’ into a seriously heady and streamlined bit of late night back room techno that is soulful and warm and expertly reduced.

!Organism knows techno like no other label and here they serve up yet more compelling dance floor goods.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/it-is-what-it-is/1615237 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA83 Release : October 5, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

View Details

| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Ken Ishii / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey McKay / The Advent / Industrialyzer / Roberto Capuano / Kyle Geiger / Pedro Delgardo / Manic Brothers / Spektre / Alexi Delano / Thomas P. Heckmann / Dandi & Ugo / Spartaque / Redhead / Dr. Motte / Mr. Bizz / Tomy DeClerque / Nadja Lind / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Sutter Cane / Colin Dale / Tom Laws / Bodyscrub / Ramiro Lopez / Dany Rodriguez / AnGy KoRe / Christian Cambas / Xpansul / Stanny Franssen / Taster Peter / Steve Mulder / LowKey & Kardinal / Simone Tavazzi / Miniminds / Hollen / Kernel Key / Soren Aalberg / Yan Stricker ..

VNYL: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb DGTL: http://btprt.dj/1WWv93N

| !Organism make a carefully selected foray into the vinyl market with their next EP, which comes both digitally as well as on wax, with different tracks making up each package.

The revered Irregular Synth is the man behind the fresh originals and is an Italian producer with a worldwide fan base. He has released on this label before now to great acclaim, as well as on Loose Records and many more, and has a steely and singular style.

Up first on the vinyl and digital release is his brilliant ‘Final Decision,’ a barreling track with rooted drums and incendiary hi hats that roll and roll. Belgium’s Tom Hades is the man who remixes, and does so with a more supple sense of groove. Subtle vocal yelps and smoother hits all scurry along next to his rubber kicks and the overall effect is perfectly hypnotic.

Irregular Synth then serves up another fine original in ‘Hurricane’. This one is a white knuckle ride through stark techno rhythms with bursts of apocalyptic noise and plenty of industrially tinged textures. The remix of this one comes from London’s Ben Long, the governor at Space DJz and someone with fine techno credentials amassed over many years. His version is loopy, ravey and abstract and really sets your mind in a spin with its stomping drums and disorientating sirens.

All those cuts are pressed to vinyl and come on the digital EP, but there are also some bonus digital tracks. These include slick new Mills like techno originals in ‘Just Run’ (plus a deep tunnelling remix from Greek man Kostas Maskalides) as well as the undulating, heady affair that is ‘She’s Mandy,’ plus an A-Brothers remix of ‘Hurricane’ that flips the original into dark, broody roller.

Overall this is another fulsome package of searing techno that will make dance floors of all descriptions march to its infectious beat.

| Vinyl: http://bit.ly/1Lr5pJb Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hurricane/1576307 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA76 Release : October 12, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : www.cslab.ch

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| Feedback & Support: Nicole Moudaber / Joey Beltram / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Spiros Kaloumenos / Axel Karakasis / Mattew Jay / Manic Brothers / Spartaque / Dandi & Ugo / Florian Meindl / Ramiro Lopez / JackRock / Dr. Motte / Taster Peter / Skober / Bodyscrub / Simone Tavazzi / Xpansul / Paride Saraceni / Timmo / DJ Boris / Miniminds / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Steve Mulder / Hollen / Uron / Andres Gil / Anthony Castaldo / Uakoz / Stevie Wilson / Yan Stricker ..

| Next up on Swiss techno label !Organism is well established UK techno pair Spektre aka Rich Wakley and Paul Maddox. They serve up two firing originals and the label enlists the fine remix talents of Tom Laws and MAAE to flip the cuts into two more equally brilliant forms.

Spektre are known for their dark fusions of sinister sounds and twisted synths which come from a bleak techno future. Their music comes on labels like Definition Records and 1605 as well as this one, and is right at the vanguard of the global techno scene.

The brilliant ‘It Is What It Is’ is a deep and barreling cut with moody synth rumbles and physical, punchy beats creating a slick and infectious groove. Airy hi hats add scale and things build to a serene and soulful peak that really stands out.

‘Someone Else's Problem’ is the other great original and is a quicker, darker cut with inhuman voices, frazzled synth stabs and a real sense of dystopian rave that is sure to consume even the biggest warehouse.

First to remix is Tom Laws, a UK talent who has appeared on this label before. He has won the acclaim of global tastemakers like Slam and Carl Cox and is sure to win many more fans with the mix he offers here. His version imbues ‘It Is What It Is’ with oodles of liquid techno funk and rich, rounded synth lines that are elastic, loose and groovy.

Spain’s MAAE—who has been producing and DJ for more than a decade and runs his own Metodiq label—then flips ‘Someone Else's Problem’ into a seriously heady and streamlined bit of late night back room techno that is soulful and warm and expertly reduced.

!Organism knows techno like no other label and here they serve up yet more compelling dance floor goods.

| Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/it-is-what-it-is/1615237 Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch

| CAT N° : ORGA83 Release : October 5, 2015

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| !Organism presents Replication 016 featuring a mix from Damian Deroma recorded live at Zoo in Geneva, Switzerland (09.09.15 w/Ben Klock)!

Damian Deroma plays a mind-blowing style of techno, dressed in a white and emotionless mask, so that the surface disappears and the music speaks and conveys its feelings to itself. Attracted by cutting edge technology, while being nostalgic about analog machines, he likes to combine both, to create a new form of auditory synapse, reach the transcendent perfection, hoping to connect all the listeners to a spiritual and musical orgasm.

www.damianderoma.com

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| Tracklisting

1. Rødhad - Mines Of Mars (Len Faki Remix)[Figure]
2. VSK - Over construction (Original Mix)[Newrhythmic Records]
3. VSK - 3x3 (Original Mix) [030]
4. Electrorites, Dolby D - Project 1 (Original Mix) [AFU Limited]
5. Mark Broom, Gary Beck - Data Flux (Original Mix) [BEK Audio]
6. Synthek, Audiolouis - Aaron (Unam Zetineb Remix) [Translucent]
7. Kai Pattenberg, Matt Mus - Nachtschatten (Matt Mus Remix) [Hardwandler Records]
8. Brian Sanhaji - Isotropic Subspace (Flug Remix) [EgoTon]
9. Andrea Belluzzi - 75 (Original Mix) [Synewave]
10. Planetary Assault System - Riot In Silo 12 (Original Mix) [Mote Evolver]
11. Andrea Belluzzi - 1 (Original Mix) [Limited G.)
12. Regal (ES) - Shake (Original Mix) [Enemy Records]
13. Gabros - Concrection (Matt Mus Remix) [Destructive Collection Records]
14. Samuel L Session - Crash Planet (Original Mix) [Sleaze Records]
15. M23 - Solidal (Samuel L Session Remix) [Intellighenzia Electronica]
16. Mark Morris, Unam Zetineb - Walking Inda Wood (Original Mix) [Att Series]
17. Unam Zetineb - 12 Inch (Original Mix) [Consumer Recreation Service Record]
18. Amir Razanica - Rhythm & Noise (Original Mix) [Infinite Records]
19. Zair, Shavina - Across the Wire feat. Shavina (Unam Zetineb Remix) [Darknet]
20. Unam Zetineb - Radiant 2 (Original Mix) [Fluxus Records]
21. Gabros - Dark Room (Kai Pattenberg Remix) [Space Shuttle Recordings]
22. Matt Mus - Brixton (Original Mix) [Pragmatik Recordings]
23. Felix Lorusso - Wcyjsu (Flug Remix) [Cirque Du Minimaliste]
24. Matt Mus - Unexpected (Original Mix) [Stabil]
25. Synthek, Audiolouis - Unwise (Original Mix) [Natch Records]
26. Gene Karz - The Great Patriotic War (Matt Mus Remix) [Big Punch Records]
27. Andre Kronert - Terminus (Jonas Kopp Torture Mix) [Odd Even]
28. Plankton, M.A.D.A. - Rider (Original Mix) [Darknet]
29. Edit Select - Continuation Part 1 (Original Mix) [CLR]
30. VSK - 3x3 (Unam Zetineb Remix) [030]
31. Unam Zetineb - Black Out (Original Mix) [Resiliens Recordings]
32. Analog People - Berlin Night (Unam Zetineb Remix) [Natch Records]

| For promotional use only. Sale or other transfer is prohibited. All songs are property of their respective owners.

| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/rush/1588760

| Feedback and support: Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Luigi Madonna / Cristian Varela / Gayle San / Florian Meindl / Mattew Jay / Spiros Kaloumenos / Industrialyzer / Axel Karakasis / Thomas P. Heckmann / Spektre / Paco Osuna / Pedro Delgardo / Dandi & Ugo / Christian Cambas / Tomy DeClerque / The Welderz / Xpansul / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Drumcomplex / Dany Rodriguez / Ramiro Lopez / AnGy KoRe / Spartaque / Hollen / Miniminds / Kernel Key / LowKey & Kardinal / Q'Hey / The YellowHeads / Tom Laws / Yan Stricker ..

| Gene Karz is an !Organism regular and has a couple of EPs coming on the Swiss powerhouse by the end of the year. The first is Rush, a searing EP featuring two originals and a remix from Ricardo Garduno.

Karz has only been active since 2008, but his hard techno style has shot him to the top of the pile. He is one of the most famous techno exports from his native Belarus and releases on this label as well as many other acclaimed outlets. This latest EP is a testament to his ability to craft various different moods within the techno framework.

Opening up the strong EP is ‘Rush’, a subtle and cerebral cut. It has a firmly rooted techno groove down below, but some gurgling synths and chattery claps add all sorts of tension. With some key breakdowns that allow the tension to grow, it then kicks again like a mule.

This one gets remixed by Ricardo Garduno, a Mexico producer who is well known in techno circles for his output on a range of top labels, as well as for his own outlet, Illegal Alien Records. His take on ‘Rush’ is a stupid back and spun tingling affair with were pads, smooth and serene pads and a rippling sense of bass that slowly but surely sweep you up.

Lastly, ‘Shot’ rumbles along an industrial landscape with buzzing textures, incendiary kicks and whip-snapping synths all dancing around some alien vocals.

Once again here Gene Karz serves up some exquisite no nonsense techno that cannot fail to work for both DJs and dancers.

| CAT N° : ORGA82 Release : October 5, 2015

More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings : http://www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/rush/1588760

| Feedback and support: Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Luigi Madonna / Cristian Varela / Gayle San / Florian Meindl / Mattew Jay / Spiros Kaloumenos / Industrialyzer / Axel Karakasis / Thomas P. Heckmann / Spektre / Paco Osuna / Pedro Delgardo / Dandi & Ugo / Christian Cambas / Tomy DeClerque / The Welderz / Xpansul / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Drumcomplex / Dany Rodriguez / Ramiro Lopez / AnGy KoRe / Spartaque / Hollen / Miniminds / Kernel Key / LowKey & Kardinal / Q'Hey / The YellowHeads / Tom Laws / Yan Stricker ..

| Gene Karz is an !Organism regular and has a couple of EPs coming on the Swiss powerhouse by the end of the year. The first is Rush, a searing EP featuring two originals and a remix from Ricardo Garduno.

Karz has only been active since 2008, but his hard techno style has shot him to the top of the pile. He is one of the most famous techno exports from his native Belarus and releases on this label as well as many other acclaimed outlets. This latest EP is a testament to his ability to craft various different moods within the techno framework.

Opening up the strong EP is ‘Rush’, a subtle and cerebral cut. It has a firmly rooted techno groove down below, but some gurgling synths and chattery claps add all sorts of tension. With some key breakdowns that allow the tension to grow, it then kicks again like a mule.

This one gets remixed by Ricardo Garduno, a Mexico producer who is well known in techno circles for his output on a range of top labels, as well as for his own outlet, Illegal Alien Records. His take on ‘Rush’ is a stupid back and spun tingling affair with were pads, smooth and serene pads and a rippling sense of bass that slowly but surely sweep you up.

Lastly, ‘Shot’ rumbles along an industrial landscape with buzzing textures, incendiary kicks and whip-snapping synths all dancing around some alien vocals.

Once again here Gene Karz serves up some exquisite no nonsense techno that cannot fail to work for both DJs and dancers.

| CAT N° : ORGA82 Release : October 5, 2015

More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings : http://www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/rush/1588760

| Feedback and support: Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Luigi Madonna / Cristian Varela / Gayle San / Florian Meindl / Mattew Jay / Spiros Kaloumenos / Industrialyzer / Axel Karakasis / Thomas P. Heckmann / Spektre / Paco Osuna / Pedro Delgardo / Dandi & Ugo / Christian Cambas / Tomy DeClerque / The Welderz / Xpansul / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Drumcomplex / Dany Rodriguez / Ramiro Lopez / AnGy KoRe / Spartaque / Hollen / Miniminds / Kernel Key / LowKey & Kardinal / Q'Hey / The YellowHeads / Tom Laws / Yan Stricker ..

| Gene Karz is an !Organism regular and has a couple of EPs coming on the Swiss powerhouse by the end of the year. The first is Rush, a searing EP featuring two originals and a remix from Ricardo Garduno.

Karz has only been active since 2008, but his hard techno style has shot him to the top of the pile. He is one of the most famous techno exports from his native Belarus and releases on this label as well as many other acclaimed outlets. This latest EP is a testament to his ability to craft various different moods within the techno framework.

Opening up the strong EP is ‘Rush’, a subtle and cerebral cut. It has a firmly rooted techno groove down below, but some gurgling synths and chattery claps add all sorts of tension. With some key breakdowns that allow the tension to grow, it then kicks again like a mule.

This one gets remixed by Ricardo Garduno, a Mexico producer who is well known in techno circles for his output on a range of top labels, as well as for his own outlet, Illegal Alien Records. His take on ‘Rush’ is a stupid back and spun tingling affair with were pads, smooth and serene pads and a rippling sense of bass that slowly but surely sweep you up.

Lastly, ‘Shot’ rumbles along an industrial landscape with buzzing textures, incendiary kicks and whip-snapping synths all dancing around some alien vocals.

Once again here Gene Karz serves up some exquisite no nonsense techno that cannot fail to work for both DJs and dancers.

| CAT N° : ORGA82 Release : October 5, 2015

More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings : http://www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch

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| !Organism presents Replication 039 featuring an exclusive mix from Gene Karz.

Karz has only been active since 2008, but his hard techno style has shot him to the top of the pile. He is one of the most famous techno exports from his native Belarus and releases on !Organism as well as many other acclaimed outlets.

www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318/releases?artists=211808

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| Tracklisting

1. Alan Fitzpatrick - U Said U [Drumcode]
2. Gene Karz - Paranormal [Promo]
3. Cari Lekebusch - Kukulcan [Sleaze Records]
4. Chambray - Untitled (Len Faki Untitled Mix) [ULTRAMAJIC]
5. Slam - Factory Music (Hans Bouffmyhre Remix) [Soma Records]
6. drumcell - Departing Comfort (Planetary Assault Systems Remix) [CLR]
7. Gene Karz - Rush [Organism]
8. Per Hammar - Scorcher [FLASH Recordings]
9. Slam - Catacoustics (Gary Beck Remix) [Soma Records]
10. Roberto Capuano - Flashback [Drumcode]
11. Roman Poncet - Truck [Figure]
12. Subjected - Subtile (Version 1) [Sleaze Records]
13. Marika Rossa - Signal Station [Electrorites Re-Edit Mix] [Crunch Control]
14. Niereich - Sq #1 Killing All The Files [nonlinear systems]

| For promotional use only. Sale or other transfer is prohibited. All songs are property of their respective owners.

| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/definition/1588770

| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Cristian Varela / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Dandi & Ugo / AnGy KoRe / Ramiro Lopez / Sutter Cane / Spartaque / Dany Rodriguez / Timmo / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Hollen / Roel Salemink / Drumcomplex / Xpansul / Kernel Key / Steve Mulder / Frankyeffe / Bodyscrub / Stefano Lotti / Tom Laws / Anderson Noise / Anthony Castaldo / Stevie Wilson / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss techno label !Organism is back after a busy summer of releases with yet more club dynamite in the form of a new EP from Daniel Boon. His top two originals get remixed by Sin Sin and all in all this is another essential package.

Boon has been DJing since 1997 and producing records since 2004. He has been tapped up for his unique techno by labels like Ostfunk and Neuhain and now makes his debut on Organism in fine style.

Up first is the compelling ‘Definition,’ a murky and machine techno track with heavyweight kicks and grainy textures all running through the groove. It is an industrial tinged affair with dubbed out undercurrents, icy hi hat ringlets and stomping claps that really make you want to move.

Then comes the just as excellent ‘Ultimate Dancer,’ which is less of a warehouse banger and is more funky and light footed. It is run through with alien synths and cantering drums and is constantly working towards a tense crescendo. When the pressure is released and the thing kicks properly, ‘floors are sure to be swept away in its wake.

Remixing this one is Sin Sin, who runs his own vinyl labels and is an !Organism regular with his own dynamic brand of pumped up techno. His version is less dark and has more air and space in its arrangement. Tense chords still litter the funky rubber kicks, but there is a sense of playfulness here that will really stand it out.

With this EP !Organism welcome a hot new talent to the fold and with his first EP for the label he doesn’t disappoint.

| CAT N° : ORGA81 Release : September 7, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : ww.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/definition/1588770

| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Cristian Varela / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Dandi & Ugo / AnGy KoRe / Ramiro Lopez / Sutter Cane / Spartaque / Dany Rodriguez / Timmo / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Hollen / Roel Salemink / Drumcomplex / Xpansul / Kernel Key / Steve Mulder / Frankyeffe / Bodyscrub / Stefano Lotti / Tom Laws / Anderson Noise / Anthony Castaldo / Stevie Wilson / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss techno label !Organism is back after a busy summer of releases with yet more club dynamite in the form of a new EP from Daniel Boon. His top two originals get remixed by Sin Sin and all in all this is another essential package.

Boon has been DJing since 1997 and producing records since 2004. He has been tapped up for his unique techno by labels like Ostfunk and Neuhain and now makes his debut on Organism in fine style.

Up first is the compelling ‘Definition,’ a murky and machine techno track with heavyweight kicks and grainy textures all running through the groove. It is an industrial tinged affair with dubbed out undercurrents, icy hi hat ringlets and stomping claps that really make you want to move.

Then comes the just as excellent ‘Ultimate Dancer,’ which is less of a warehouse banger and is more funky and light footed. It is run through with alien synths and cantering drums and is constantly working towards a tense crescendo. When the pressure is released and the thing kicks properly, ‘floors are sure to be swept away in its wake.

Remixing this one is Sin Sin, who runs his own vinyl labels and is an !Organism regular with his own dynamic brand of pumped up techno. His version is less dark and has more air and space in its arrangement. Tense chords still litter the funky rubber kicks, but there is a sense of playfulness here that will really stand it out.

With this EP !Organism welcome a hot new talent to the fold and with his first EP for the label he doesn’t disappoint.

| CAT N° : ORGA81 Release : September 7, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : ww.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/definition/1588770

| Feedback and support : Gayle San / Cristian Varela / Roberto Capuano / Paco Osuna / Dandi & Ugo / AnGy KoRe / Ramiro Lopez / Sutter Cane / Spartaque / Dany Rodriguez / Timmo / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Hollen / Roel Salemink / Drumcomplex / Xpansul / Kernel Key / Steve Mulder / Frankyeffe / Bodyscrub / Stefano Lotti / Tom Laws / Anderson Noise / Anthony Castaldo / Stevie Wilson / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss techno label !Organism is back after a busy summer of releases with yet more club dynamite in the form of a new EP from Daniel Boon. His top two originals get remixed by Sin Sin and all in all this is another essential package.

Boon has been DJing since 1997 and producing records since 2004. He has been tapped up for his unique techno by labels like Ostfunk and Neuhain and now makes his debut on Organism in fine style.

Up first is the compelling ‘Definition,’ a murky and machine techno track with heavyweight kicks and grainy textures all running through the groove. It is an industrial tinged affair with dubbed out undercurrents, icy hi hat ringlets and stomping claps that really make you want to move.

Then comes the just as excellent ‘Ultimate Dancer,’ which is less of a warehouse banger and is more funky and light footed. It is run through with alien synths and cantering drums and is constantly working towards a tense crescendo. When the pressure is released and the thing kicks properly, ‘floors are sure to be swept away in its wake.

Remixing this one is Sin Sin, who runs his own vinyl labels and is an !Organism regular with his own dynamic brand of pumped up techno. His version is less dark and has more air and space in its arrangement. Tense chords still litter the funky rubber kicks, but there is a sense of playfulness here that will really stand it out.

With this EP !Organism welcome a hot new talent to the fold and with his first EP for the label he doesn’t disappoint.

| CAT N° : ORGA81 Release : September 7, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : ww.cslab.ch

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| !Organism presents Replication 038 featuring an exclusive mix from Sin Sin.

Germany’s Sin Sin has been crafting his blistering sounds since the late 90s. He has been resident at club slick Fusion, has founded various labels and always manages to imbue his tracks with plenty of atmosphere. Sin Sin’s own label Sin Sin Records publishes carefully selected, straight-forward techno music and his own productions are much the same.

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| Tracklisting

1. D-Deck - Trapped
2. Adam Beyer - The Crossing
3. Daniel Boon - Ultimate Dancer (Sin Sin Remix) - !Organism
4. Keith Carnal - Subjective
5. The YellowHeads - Maniac
6. Woo York - Void (Truncate Remix)
7. Frank Savio - Codes (Sin Sin Remix)
8. Logotech - Prehypnotic (Audio Injection Remix)
9. Lewis Fautzi - Brain Filaments
10. Sin Sin - Acid Flash - !Organism
11. Subjected - MM
12. Stefano Panzera - Kasai (Ricardo Garduno Remix)
13. Sin Sin - Circled - !Organism

| For promotional use only. Sale or other transfer is prohibited. All songs are property of their respective owners.

| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hypnotize/1576296

| Feedback and support : Nicole Moudaber / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey Mckay / The Advent / Axel Karakasis / Sian / Paco Osuna / Thomas P. Heckmann / Mattew Jay / Florian Meindl / The Welderz / Kalden Bess / Alen Milivojevic / Frankyeffe / Ramiro Lopez / Ninette / Hollen / Irregular Synth / Miniminds / Stefano Lotti / Mr. Bizz / Heron / DJ Hi-Shock / Bodyscrub / Simone Tavazzi / Tom Laws / Kernel Key / AnGy KoRe / Ant Brooks / Dandi & Ugo / Timmo / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss label !Organism now turn to the East for their next release, with Japanese duo Drunken Kong behind three great originals. Bolstering the rugged package is a remix from Sweden’s Manic Brothers.

Drunken Kong is D. Singh and DJ Kyoko, a pair that started working together in 2010 and who since then have focussed on experimenting with different styles of techno. They are regulars in clubs like Womb and have released on Loose Records, Parlez and many more. Here they impress with their well produced grooves and unique moods.

Opening up proceedings in fine style is the title track, which wastes no time in laying down a tough drum line and rumbling bass. It’s a textured track with all sorts of clicks and claps peppering the air waves, and a distant sense of an on-coming apocalypse adds real tension. Remixing are Manic Brothers, aka two siblings who have had hits on Soma and Drumcode and who play legendary festivals and venues such as Awakenings and Berghain. Their powerful version is even more high tempo, rising up and up in intensity with thumping drum kicks, rave stabs and incendiary percussion.

‘Five Fingers’ is the next excellent original and this one is a supple, skittish techno groove that hurries along a sick and slick groove with a real sense of urgency. Subtle hi hats tick up top, the drums roll below and there is an industrial feel to the whole thing that really stands it out.

Lastly, ‘Frontline’ plays with a lively drum pattern that makes you want to get loose. Dark vocal ad libs, coarse hits and lots of reverb and delay all make this one a perfectly peak time weapon that will cause serious chaos on the floor.

Drunken Kong show that they have plenty of different styles in their locker on this latest and greatest !Organism EP.

| CAT N° : ORGA80 Release : August 24, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : ww.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hypnotize/1576296

| Feedback and support : Nicole Moudaber / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey Mckay / The Advent / Axel Karakasis / Sian / Paco Osuna / Thomas P. Heckmann / Mattew Jay / Florian Meindl / The Welderz / Kalden Bess / Alen Milivojevic / Frankyeffe / Ramiro Lopez / Ninette / Hollen / Irregular Synth / Miniminds / Stefano Lotti / Mr. Bizz / Heron / DJ Hi-Shock / Bodyscrub / Simone Tavazzi / Tom Laws / Kernel Key / AnGy KoRe / Ant Brooks / Dandi & Ugo / Timmo / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss label !Organism now turn to the East for their next release, with Japanese duo Drunken Kong behind three great originals. Bolstering the rugged package is a remix from Sweden’s Manic Brothers.

Drunken Kong is D. Singh and DJ Kyoko, a pair that started working together in 2010 and who since then have focussed on experimenting with different styles of techno. They are regulars in clubs like Womb and have released on Loose Records, Parlez and many more. Here they impress with their well produced grooves and unique moods.

Opening up proceedings in fine style is the title track, which wastes no time in laying down a tough drum line and rumbling bass. It’s a textured track with all sorts of clicks and claps peppering the air waves, and a distant sense of an on-coming apocalypse adds real tension. Remixing are Manic Brothers, aka two siblings who have had hits on Soma and Drumcode and who play legendary festivals and venues such as Awakenings and Berghain. Their powerful version is even more high tempo, rising up and up in intensity with thumping drum kicks, rave stabs and incendiary percussion.

‘Five Fingers’ is the next excellent original and this one is a supple, skittish techno groove that hurries along a sick and slick groove with a real sense of urgency. Subtle hi hats tick up top, the drums roll below and there is an industrial feel to the whole thing that really stands it out.

Lastly, ‘Frontline’ plays with a lively drum pattern that makes you want to get loose. Dark vocal ad libs, coarse hits and lots of reverb and delay all make this one a perfectly peak time weapon that will cause serious chaos on the floor.

Drunken Kong show that they have plenty of different styles in their locker on this latest and greatest !Organism EP.

| CAT N° : ORGA80 Release : August 24, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : ww.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hypnotize/1576296

| Feedback and support : Nicole Moudaber / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey Mckay / The Advent / Axel Karakasis / Sian / Paco Osuna / Thomas P. Heckmann / Mattew Jay / Florian Meindl / The Welderz / Kalden Bess / Alen Milivojevic / Frankyeffe / Ramiro Lopez / Ninette / Hollen / Irregular Synth / Miniminds / Stefano Lotti / Mr. Bizz / Heron / DJ Hi-Shock / Bodyscrub / Simone Tavazzi / Tom Laws / Kernel Key / AnGy KoRe / Ant Brooks / Dandi & Ugo / Timmo / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss label !Organism now turn to the East for their next release, with Japanese duo Drunken Kong behind three great originals. Bolstering the rugged package is a remix from Sweden’s Manic Brothers.

Drunken Kong is D. Singh and DJ Kyoko, a pair that started working together in 2010 and who since then have focussed on experimenting with different styles of techno. They are regulars in clubs like Womb and have released on Loose Records, Parlez and many more. Here they impress with their well produced grooves and unique moods.

Opening up proceedings in fine style is the title track, which wastes no time in laying down a tough drum line and rumbling bass. It’s a textured track with all sorts of clicks and claps peppering the air waves, and a distant sense of an on-coming apocalypse adds real tension. Remixing are Manic Brothers, aka two siblings who have had hits on Soma and Drumcode and who play legendary festivals and venues such as Awakenings and Berghain. Their powerful version is even more high tempo, rising up and up in intensity with thumping drum kicks, rave stabs and incendiary percussion.

‘Five Fingers’ is the next excellent original and this one is a supple, skittish techno groove that hurries along a sick and slick groove with a real sense of urgency. Subtle hi hats tick up top, the drums roll below and there is an industrial feel to the whole thing that really stands it out.

Lastly, ‘Frontline’ plays with a lively drum pattern that makes you want to get loose. Dark vocal ad libs, coarse hits and lots of reverb and delay all make this one a perfectly peak time weapon that will cause serious chaos on the floor.

Drunken Kong show that they have plenty of different styles in their locker on this latest and greatest !Organism EP.

| CAT N° : ORGA80 Release : August 24, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : ww.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/hypnotize/1576296

| Feedback and support : Nicole Moudaber / Gayle San / Alan Fitzpatrick / Harvey Mckay / The Advent / Axel Karakasis / Sian / Paco Osuna / Thomas P. Heckmann / Mattew Jay / Florian Meindl / The Welderz / Kalden Bess / Alen Milivojevic / Frankyeffe / Ramiro Lopez / Ninette / Hollen / Irregular Synth / Miniminds / Stefano Lotti / Mr. Bizz / Heron / DJ Hi-Shock / Bodyscrub / Simone Tavazzi / Tom Laws / Kernel Key / AnGy KoRe / Ant Brooks / Dandi & Ugo / Timmo / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Yan Stricker ..

| Swiss label !Organism now turn to the East for their next release, with Japanese duo Drunken Kong behind three great originals. Bolstering the rugged package is a remix from Sweden’s Manic Brothers.

Drunken Kong is D. Singh and DJ Kyoko, a pair that started working together in 2010 and who since then have focussed on experimenting with different styles of techno. They are regulars in clubs like Womb and have released on Loose Records, Parlez and many more. Here they impress with their well produced grooves and unique moods.

Opening up proceedings in fine style is the title track, which wastes no time in laying down a tough drum line and rumbling bass. It’s a textured track with all sorts of clicks and claps peppering the air waves, and a distant sense of an on-coming apocalypse adds real tension. Remixing are Manic Brothers, aka two siblings who have had hits on Soma and Drumcode and who play legendary festivals and venues such as Awakenings and Berghain. Their powerful version is even more high tempo, rising up and up in intensity with thumping drum kicks, rave stabs and incendiary percussion.

‘Five Fingers’ is the next excellent original and this one is a supple, skittish techno groove that hurries along a sick and slick groove with a real sense of urgency. Subtle hi hats tick up top, the drums roll below and there is an industrial feel to the whole thing that really stands it out.

Lastly, ‘Frontline’ plays with a lively drum pattern that makes you want to get loose. Dark vocal ad libs, coarse hits and lots of reverb and delay all make this one a perfectly peak time weapon that will cause serious chaos on the floor.

Drunken Kong show that they have plenty of different styles in their locker on this latest and greatest !Organism EP.

| CAT N° : ORGA80 Release : August 24, 2015

More info : www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : ww.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/valkyrie/1568499

| Feedback & Support : Gayle San / The Advent / Paco Osuna / Cristian Varela / DJ Emerson / Dandi & Ugo / Spektre / Spiros Kaloumenos / Pedro Delgardo / Mattew Jay / Jason Fernandes / Roel Salemink / Steve Mulder / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Ramiro Lopez / Kernel Key / Sinisa Tamamovic / Raul Mezcolanza / Spartaque / Hollen / Taster Peter / Bodyscrub / Timmo / Frankyeffe / Irregular Synth / Simone Tavazzi / Stefano Lotti / Soren Aalberg / Tom Laws / Q'Hey / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| As summer continues to heat up, so does Swiss techno label !Organism’s relentless techno output. Behind the excellent 78th release is The YellowHeads, with Audiomatiques serving up a tasty remix.

The YellowHeads is a mysterious techno outfit from Germany that was actually forged in Spain, in The Omen Club. The pair excels in the live arena, play festivals all over the world and make fine use of an array of machines and synths to lay down their unique techno sound.

Up first is ‘Valkyrie,’ a flat footed, dark and bleak proposition that is menacing and unnerving from start to finish. Icy hi hats join the mix and spraying bass adds some dynamism to the expert sense of hypnotic repetition that comes from the drums. It’s a real winner.

Italian Audiomatiques - a project born in 2010 as a duo but that is now headed up by Marco Conte, who continues to release on a range of influential labels - remixes this one in fine style.

Closing out this tidy affair is the excellent ‘Mutation,’ a stripped back, white knuckle ride through frazzled techno search lights, slick rubber kick drums and involving grooves.

Serious techno fans will find plenty to love here as !Organism once again unearth some perfectly rib rattling grooves.

| CAT N° : ORGA79 Release : August 17, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/valkyrie/1568499

| Feedback & Support : Gayle San / The Advent / Paco Osuna / Cristian Varela / DJ Emerson / Dandi & Ugo / Spektre / Spiros Kaloumenos / Pedro Delgardo / Mattew Jay / Jason Fernandes / Roel Salemink / Steve Mulder / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Ramiro Lopez / Kernel Key / Sinisa Tamamovic / Raul Mezcolanza / Spartaque / Hollen / Taster Peter / Bodyscrub / Timmo / Frankyeffe / Irregular Synth / Simone Tavazzi / Stefano Lotti / Soren Aalberg / Tom Laws / Q'Hey / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| As summer continues to heat up, so does Swiss techno label !Organism’s relentless techno output. Behind the excellent 78th release is The YellowHeads, with Audiomatiques serving up a tasty remix.

The YellowHeads is a mysterious techno outfit from Germany that was actually forged in Spain, in The Omen Club. The pair excels in the live arena, play festivals all over the world and make fine use of an array of machines and synths to lay down their unique techno sound.

Up first is ‘Valkyrie,’ a flat footed, dark and bleak proposition that is menacing and unnerving from start to finish. Icy hi hats join the mix and spraying bass adds some dynamism to the expert sense of hypnotic repetition that comes from the drums. It’s a real winner.

Italian Audiomatiques - a project born in 2010 as a duo but that is now headed up by Marco Conte, who continues to release on a range of influential labels - remixes this one in fine style.

Closing out this tidy affair is the excellent ‘Mutation,’ a stripped back, white knuckle ride through frazzled techno search lights, slick rubber kick drums and involving grooves.

Serious techno fans will find plenty to love here as !Organism once again unearth some perfectly rib rattling grooves.

| CAT N° : ORGA79 Release : August 17, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/valkyrie/1568499

| Feedback & Support : Gayle San / The Advent / Paco Osuna / Cristian Varela / DJ Emerson / Dandi & Ugo / Spektre / Spiros Kaloumenos / Pedro Delgardo / Mattew Jay / Jason Fernandes / Roel Salemink / Steve Mulder / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Ramiro Lopez / Kernel Key / Sinisa Tamamovic / Raul Mezcolanza / Spartaque / Hollen / Taster Peter / Bodyscrub / Timmo / Frankyeffe / Irregular Synth / Simone Tavazzi / Stefano Lotti / Soren Aalberg / Tom Laws / Q'Hey / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| As summer continues to heat up, so does Swiss techno label !Organism’s relentless techno output. Behind the excellent 78th release is The YellowHeads, with Audiomatiques serving up a tasty remix.

The YellowHeads is a mysterious techno outfit from Germany that was actually forged in Spain, in The Omen Club. The pair excels in the live arena, play festivals all over the world and make fine use of an array of machines and synths to lay down their unique techno sound.

Up first is ‘Valkyrie,’ a flat footed, dark and bleak proposition that is menacing and unnerving from start to finish. Icy hi hats join the mix and spraying bass adds some dynamism to the expert sense of hypnotic repetition that comes from the drums. It’s a real winner.

Italian Audiomatiques - a project born in 2010 as a duo but that is now headed up by Marco Conte, who continues to release on a range of influential labels - remixes this one in fine style.

Closing out this tidy affair is the excellent ‘Mutation,’ a stripped back, white knuckle ride through frazzled techno search lights, slick rubber kick drums and involving grooves.

Serious techno fans will find plenty to love here as !Organism once again unearth some perfectly rib rattling grooves.

| CAT N° : ORGA79 Release : August 17, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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| !Organism presents Replication 037 featuring an exclusive mix from Greek star Spiros Kaloumenos, Focus Records label owner, associate of labels like Kombination Research, Codeworks or Phobiq and a regular on !Organism.

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| !Organism Bookings www.organism-bookings.com

| Tracklisting

1. The Welderz - Train & Boat
2. John V, Luis G - Code Y-02
3. Matt Mus - Delicate Things
4. Callum Plant - 125
5. Vegim - Breaking Stability
6. The YellowHeads - Sorcerer (Klaudia Gawlas Remix)
7. Marika Rossa - In This Chaos (Matt Mus Remix)
8. John V - Resonance
9. Ronny Vergara - Techno Begins
10. Ronny Vergara - Abstraction
11. Joe Kendut - Throbbing (Matt Mus Remix)
12. Gabriel D'Or, Bordoy - 13

| For promotional use only. Sale or other transfer is prohibited. All songs are property of their respective owners.

| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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| !Organism presents Replication 036 featuring an exclusive mix from label boss Yan Stricker.

Yan Stricker, the mind behind !Organism, is a product of the 90s who created the platform as a means of granting himself the freedom to share quality techno with the masses. To say he has successfully achieved this task is an understatement, as the Swiss imprint has played host to the likes of Cari Lekebusch, Hans Bouffmyhre, Max Cooper, Jerome Sydenham, Sasha Carassi, Audio Injection, Perc and Developer.

www.beatport.com/artist/yan-stricker/156591

| Booking request www.organism-bookings.com/booking-request

| Tracklisting

1. Tommy Four Seven - Vayu (Original Mix) - Stroboscopic Artefacts
2. Joton - Intro (Original Mix) - Newrhythmic Records
3. Roberto Clementi - Carre (Original Mix) - Soma Records
4. Joton - Far 03 (Original Mix) - Fartlek
5. Alderaan - Metone (Original Mix) - Weekend Circuit
6. Fixon - They Killed Us (Ricardo Garduno Remix) - Amazone Records
7. Owslah - Inflight002 (Virulent Remix) - Illegal Alien Records
8. Peja - Spastics in the Attics (Audio Injection Remix) - Amazone Records
9. Miki Craven - Anubis (Funk D'Void Remix) - Unknown Territory
10. Fixeer - Fragment (Fragment (Wirrwarr Remix) - B55 Records
11. Regal (ES) - Alma Mater (Original Mix) - Involve Records
12. Cleric - Avoid The Subject (Original Mix) - Figure
13. Ricardo Garduno, Submerge - Lanep Are On (Original Mix) - Nachtstrom Schallplatten
14. Fixeer - Fragment (Original mix) - B55 Records
15. Urbano - Ve001 (Original Mix) - Fartlek Records
16. John V, Uron - Figure 7.5 (Keith Carnal Remix) - !Organism

| For promotional use only. Sale or other transfer is prohibited. All songs are property of their respective owners.

| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/arena/1568496

| Feedback and support : Alan Fitzpatrick / Gayle San / Sam Paganini / Spiros Kaloumenos / Paco Osuna / Christian Cambas / Cristian Varela / Spartaque / Mattew Jay / Timmo / Q'Hey / Ramiro Lopez / Thomas P. Heckmann / Stefano Lotti / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Stanny Franssen / DJ Hi-Shock / Tom Laws / Simone Tavazzi / Ant Brooks / Anthony Castaldo / Drunken Kong / LxS / MAAE / Mintech / Yan Stricker ..

| As !Organism hurtles towards 100 techno releases at an impressive rate, they stop off in Belarus for a new EP from Gene Karz featuring two brilliant bangers and fine remix from [Wex 10].

Karz has only been active since 2008, but his hard techno style has shot him to the top of the pile. He is one of the most famous techno exports from his native Belarus and releases on this label as well as many other acclaimed outlets. Once again here we find him in fine form across both hot new tracks.

‘Summer Story’ is the sort of white knuckle techno ride that has dance floors marching as one big pack of mutants. Firm kicks, rumbling synths and cloudy skies all make for an oppressive atmosphere that comes alive when the drums start to get more lumpy and loose. It’s a perfectly explosive track, to be sure.

Remixing is Naked Lunch man [Wex 10], and he flips the track into a more stripped back and subtle affair that creeps up on you slowly but surely. The drums are flappy, swooshes of white noises add a real rush to the track and overall it’s a fine bit of work.

‘Arena’ is the other original and this one is even more intense, with rave sirens, search light like pads and drunken riffs all making for a dark vibe and heavy groove. It’s one for the dead of night and rounds out an excellent EP that isn’t for the feint of heart!

| CAT N° : ORGA78 Release : July 20, 2015

More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings : http://www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/arena/1568496

| Feedback and support : Alan Fitzpatrick / Gayle San / Sam Paganini / Spiros Kaloumenos / Paco Osuna / Christian Cambas / Cristian Varela / Spartaque / Mattew Jay / Timmo / Q'Hey / Ramiro Lopez / Thomas P. Heckmann / Stefano Lotti / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Stanny Franssen / DJ Hi-Shock / Tom Laws / Simone Tavazzi / Ant Brooks / Anthony Castaldo / Drunken Kong / LxS / MAAE / Mintech / Yan Stricker ..

| As !Organism hurtles towards 100 techno releases at an impressive rate, they stop off in Belarus for a new EP from Gene Karz featuring two brilliant bangers and fine remix from [Wex 10].

Karz has only been active since 2008, but his hard techno style has shot him to the top of the pile. He is one of the most famous techno exports from his native Belarus and releases on this label as well as many other acclaimed outlets. Once again here we find him in fine form across both hot new tracks.

‘Summer Story’ is the sort of white knuckle techno ride that has dance floors marching as one big pack of mutants. Firm kicks, rumbling synths and cloudy skies all make for an oppressive atmosphere that comes alive when the drums start to get more lumpy and loose. It’s a perfectly explosive track, to be sure.

Remixing is Naked Lunch man [Wex 10], and he flips the track into a more stripped back and subtle affair that creeps up on you slowly but surely. The drums are flappy, swooshes of white noises add a real rush to the track and overall it’s a fine bit of work.

‘Arena’ is the other original and this one is even more intense, with rave sirens, search light like pads and drunken riffs all making for a dark vibe and heavy groove. It’s one for the dead of night and rounds out an excellent EP that isn’t for the feint of heart!

| CAT N° : ORGA78 Release : July 20, 2015

More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings : http://www.organism-bookings.com Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch

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| !Organism presents Replication 035 featuring an exclusive mix from label regular Uakoz.

Uakoz is an Italian techno titan who's been building momentum for the last few years. He has released a couple fine EPs on !Organism, Riot, Ground Factory and has picked up healthy support in the process.

https://pro.beatport.com/label/organism/12318/releases?artists=171139

| !Organism Bookings www.organism-bookings.com

| Tracklisting

1. Uakoz - Unexpected (Original Mix) [Elevate]
2. Soren Aalberg - Space Oblivia (Luigi Madonna Mix) [!Organism]
3. Anthony Castaldo - Bad World (dubspeeka Remix) [!Organism]
4. Tom Hades & Kostas Maskalides - Love Sensation (Original Mix) [Phobiq]
5. Uakoz - PunchLine (Original Mix) [!Organism]
6. Skober - You Want It (Original Mix) [Alleanza]
7. Gecko - Just Close Your Eyes (Original Mix) [Federations Of Drums]
8. Pig & Dan Vs Mark Reeve - Profound (Original Mix) [Elevate]
9. Dense & Pika - TEX (Original Mix) [Drumcode]
10. Monika Kruse - Summer Drops (Uner Remix) [Terminal M]
11. Leftfield - Bilocation (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix)

| For promotional use only. Sale or other transfer is prohibited. All songs are property of their respective owners.

| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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| !Organism presents Replication 034 featuring an exclusive mix from label regular Stevie Wilson.

Stevie Wilson is an award winning producer influenced by the likes of Len Faki and Laurent Garnier who has a high energy sound that has been supported by the likes of Chris Liebing. As well as playing all over his native Scotland and Europe, he has released on The-Zone, Italo Business and of course !Organism.

www.beatport.com/label/organism/12318/releases?artists=210109

| Booking request www.organism-bookings.com/booking-request/

| Tracklisting

1. HYSH? - Infrasound
2. Stevie Wilson - Follow Me (Xhei Remix) - !Organism
3. XVX - XVX1
4. Stevie Wilson - Visible Plans
5. Dandi & Ugo Vs Julien Lecoq - Drugstore Cowboys (Alessandro Spaiani Remix)
6. CatRoll - Matik (Israel Toledo Remix)
7. Ig Noise & Joseph Dalik - Determinated
8. Flash-X - Retard
9. Hystericmaniac - Construkted (Nicholas Bacher Remix)
10. Tuomas Rantanen - System Of Linear Equations
11. Dandi & Ugo - 2 Da Limit (Chris Lo Remix)
12. Xhei - Prime (Perc Remix)
13. Tuomas Rantanen - Vector Equation

| For promotional use only. Sale or other transfer is prohibited. All songs are property of their respective owners.

| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/papermind/1562007

| Feedback and support : Tom Hades / Christian Cambas / Paco Osuna / Chris Colburn / Mattew Jay / Ramiro Lopez / Spartaque / Dr. Motte / Dany Rodriguez / Electric Rescue / The Welderz / Thomas P. Heckmann / Drumcomplex / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Anderson Noise / Drunken Kong / Dandi & Ugo / Tom Laws / Anthony Castaldo / M.I.D.I. / Soren Aalberg / Mintech / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| A new week means a new storming techno release from the irrepressible !Organism crew out of Switzerland. For their next trick they enlist the dual talents of Funkbrainer & Extra Dry for two new cuts, then ask Spiros Kaloumenos to remix, and the results are compelling.

Funkbrainer is a hugely prolific producer with more than 180 releases to his name. He layers up melancholic grooves with distorted melodies and does so on labels like Galore Music and Momentum League. He gets props from the likes of Chris Liebing and Paco Osuna and here teams up with !Organism associate and prolific Frenchman Extra Dry.

The title track ‘Papermind’ is a dark, deep and loopy roller with paranoid synths snaking about above forceful drums. It grows in intensity when a gurgling bassline comes into the mix and some distant voices add a spiritual edge.

The remix from Greek star Spiros Kaloumenos (a long time techno producer with many credits to his name and a regular on this label) is a more boisterous affair where the drums rattle about like galloping horses. Frazzled synths add an air of post apocalyptic tension to proceedings and the result is a truly standout track.

Funkbrainer & Extra Dry then hook up for ‘Transplant,’a much more dubbed out and spooky, late night cut with lots of eerie open space and fulsome echo chambers. Kicking drums then come in and the off kilter groove that emerges really sucks you in.

On this evidence, Funkbrainer & Extra Dry and !Organism is a techno match made in heaven.

| CAT N° : ORGA77 Release : July 6, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/papermind/1562007

| Feedback and support : Tom Hades / Christian Cambas / Paco Osuna / Chris Colburn / Mattew Jay / Ramiro Lopez / Spartaque / Dr. Motte / Dany Rodriguez / Electric Rescue / The Welderz / Thomas P. Heckmann / Drumcomplex / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Anderson Noise / Drunken Kong / Dandi & Ugo / Tom Laws / Anthony Castaldo / M.I.D.I. / Soren Aalberg / Mintech / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| A new week means a new storming techno release from the irrepressible !Organism crew out of Switzerland. For their next trick they enlist the dual talents of Funkbrainer & Extra Dry for two new cuts, then ask Spiros Kaloumenos to remix, and the results are compelling.

Funkbrainer is a hugely prolific producer with more than 180 releases to his name. He layers up melancholic grooves with distorted melodies and does so on labels like Galore Music and Momentum League. He gets props from the likes of Chris Liebing and Paco Osuna and here teams up with !Organism associate and prolific Frenchman Extra Dry.

The title track ‘Papermind’ is a dark, deep and loopy roller with paranoid synths snaking about above forceful drums. It grows in intensity when a gurgling bassline comes into the mix and some distant voices add a spiritual edge.

The remix from Greek star Spiros Kaloumenos (a long time techno producer with many credits to his name and a regular on this label) is a more boisterous affair where the drums rattle about like galloping horses. Frazzled synths add an air of post apocalyptic tension to proceedings and the result is a truly standout track.

Funkbrainer & Extra Dry then hook up for ‘Transplant,’a much more dubbed out and spooky, late night cut with lots of eerie open space and fulsome echo chambers. Kicking drums then come in and the off kilter groove that emerges really sucks you in.

On this evidence, Funkbrainer & Extra Dry and !Organism is a techno match made in heaven.

| CAT N° : ORGA77 Release : July 6, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/papermind/1562007

| Feedback and support : Tom Hades / Christian Cambas / Paco Osuna / Chris Colburn / Mattew Jay / Ramiro Lopez / Spartaque / Dr. Motte / Dany Rodriguez / Electric Rescue / The Welderz / Thomas P. Heckmann / Drumcomplex / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Anderson Noise / Drunken Kong / Dandi & Ugo / Tom Laws / Anthony Castaldo / M.I.D.I. / Soren Aalberg / Mintech / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| A new week means a new storming techno release from the irrepressible !Organism crew out of Switzerland. For their next trick they enlist the dual talents of Funkbrainer & Extra Dry for two new cuts, then ask Spiros Kaloumenos to remix, and the results are compelling.

Funkbrainer is a hugely prolific producer with more than 180 releases to his name. He layers up melancholic grooves with distorted melodies and does so on labels like Galore Music and Momentum League. He gets props from the likes of Chris Liebing and Paco Osuna and here teams up with !Organism associate and prolific Frenchman Extra Dry.

The title track ‘Papermind’ is a dark, deep and loopy roller with paranoid synths snaking about above forceful drums. It grows in intensity when a gurgling bassline comes into the mix and some distant voices add a spiritual edge.

The remix from Greek star Spiros Kaloumenos (a long time techno producer with many credits to his name and a regular on this label) is a more boisterous affair where the drums rattle about like galloping horses. Frazzled synths add an air of post apocalyptic tension to proceedings and the result is a truly standout track.

Funkbrainer & Extra Dry then hook up for ‘Transplant,’a much more dubbed out and spooky, late night cut with lots of eerie open space and fulsome echo chambers. Kicking drums then come in and the off kilter groove that emerges really sucks you in.

On this evidence, Funkbrainer & Extra Dry and !Organism is a techno match made in heaven.

| CAT N° : ORGA77 Release : July 6, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/acid-flash/1553423

| Feedback and support : Danny Tenaglia / Nicole Moudaber / The Advent / Cristian Varela / A. Paul / Paco Osuna / Dandi & Ugo / Mattew Jay / Ramiro Lopez / Christian Cambas / Sutter Cane / The Welderz / Dr. Motte / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Thomas P. Heckmann / Frankyeffe / Irregular Synth / Bodyscrub / Dany Rodriguez / Heron / Tom Laws / Andres Gil / Anthony Castaldo / Peja / Uron / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| There is a taste of acid in the air on the 75th release from peerless techno label !Organism. Produced by Sin Sin and with a standout remix from the masterful Joachim Spieth, this is yet another essential EP for fans of proper techno.

Germany’s Sin Sin has been crafting his blistering sounds since the late 90s. He has been resident at club slick Fusion, has founded various labels and always manages to imbue his tracks with plenty of atmosphere. Sin Sin’s own label Sin Sin Records publishes carefully selected, straight-forward techno music and his own productions are much the same. Notable opener ‘Acid Flash’is a heady, hypnotic affair that’s expertly reduced to the core components: a hulking kick drum, a nervy lead synth line and plenty of slick percussive lines that all work to trap you in a trance.

Remixing this one is the one and only Joachim Spieth, a fellow German, veteran of Kompakt, Traum Schallplatten and Paso Music and boss of his own great label Affin, which has released more than 150 EPs. His remix is a deep and subtle rework that burns slowly, creeping up in intensity as it goes. It’s a really slick roller that will have floors marching as one late into the night.

The other fine original is ‘Circled,’which is darker and deeper than the other cut but is just as focussed on streamlined, tunnelling techno grooves. Full of shadowy spaces, there is a rising sense of tension and late night naughtiness to this one that will really have dance floors locked.

Once again here !Organism have knocked it out of the techno park.

| CAT N° : ORGA75 Release : June 29, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/acid-flash/1553423

| Feedback and support : Danny Tenaglia / Nicole Moudaber / The Advent / Cristian Varela / A. Paul / Paco Osuna / Dandi & Ugo / Mattew Jay / Ramiro Lopez / Christian Cambas / Sutter Cane / The Welderz / Dr. Motte / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Thomas P. Heckmann / Frankyeffe / Irregular Synth / Bodyscrub / Dany Rodriguez / Heron / Tom Laws / Andres Gil / Anthony Castaldo / Peja / Uron / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| There is a taste of acid in the air on the 75th release from peerless techno label !Organism. Produced by Sin Sin and with a standout remix from the masterful Joachim Spieth, this is yet another essential EP for fans of proper techno.

Germany’s Sin Sin has been crafting his blistering sounds since the late 90s. He has been resident at club slick Fusion, has founded various labels and always manages to imbue his tracks with plenty of atmosphere. Sin Sin’s own label Sin Sin Records publishes carefully selected, straight-forward techno music and his own productions are much the same. Notable opener ‘Acid Flash’is a heady, hypnotic affair that’s expertly reduced to the core components: a hulking kick drum, a nervy lead synth line and plenty of slick percussive lines that all work to trap you in a trance.

Remixing this one is the one and only Joachim Spieth, a fellow German, veteran of Kompakt, Traum Schallplatten and Paso Music and boss of his own great label Affin, which has released more than 150 EPs. His remix is a deep and subtle rework that burns slowly, creeping up in intensity as it goes. It’s a really slick roller that will have floors marching as one late into the night.

The other fine original is ‘Circled,’which is darker and deeper than the other cut but is just as focussed on streamlined, tunnelling techno grooves. Full of shadowy spaces, there is a rising sense of tension and late night naughtiness to this one that will really have dance floors locked.

Once again here !Organism have knocked it out of the techno park.

| CAT N° : ORGA75 Release : June 29, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/acid-flash/1553423

| Feedback and support : Danny Tenaglia / Nicole Moudaber / The Advent / Cristian Varela / A. Paul / Paco Osuna / Dandi & Ugo / Mattew Jay / Ramiro Lopez / Christian Cambas / Sutter Cane / The Welderz / Dr. Motte / D.A.V.E. The Drummer / Thomas P. Heckmann / Frankyeffe / Irregular Synth / Bodyscrub / Dany Rodriguez / Heron / Tom Laws / Andres Gil / Anthony Castaldo / Peja / Uron / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| There is a taste of acid in the air on the 75th release from peerless techno label !Organism. Produced by Sin Sin and with a standout remix from the masterful Joachim Spieth, this is yet another essential EP for fans of proper techno.

Germany’s Sin Sin has been crafting his blistering sounds since the late 90s. He has been resident at club slick Fusion, has founded various labels and always manages to imbue his tracks with plenty of atmosphere. Sin Sin’s own label Sin Sin Records publishes carefully selected, straight-forward techno music and his own productions are much the same. Notable opener ‘Acid Flash’is a heady, hypnotic affair that’s expertly reduced to the core components: a hulking kick drum, a nervy lead synth line and plenty of slick percussive lines that all work to trap you in a trance.

Remixing this one is the one and only Joachim Spieth, a fellow German, veteran of Kompakt, Traum Schallplatten and Paso Music and boss of his own great label Affin, which has released more than 150 EPs. His remix is a deep and subtle rework that burns slowly, creeping up in intensity as it goes. It’s a really slick roller that will have floors marching as one late into the night.

The other fine original is ‘Circled,’which is darker and deeper than the other cut but is just as focussed on streamlined, tunnelling techno grooves. Full of shadowy spaces, there is a rising sense of tension and late night naughtiness to this one that will really have dance floors locked.

Once again here !Organism have knocked it out of the techno park.

| CAT N° : ORGA75 Release : June 29, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings: http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/what-goes-around/1553417

| Feedback and support : Chris Liebing / Gayle San / The Advent / Paco Osuna / Sutter Cane / Mikael Jonasson / Manic Brothers / Thomas P. Heckmann / Florian Meindl / Drumcomplex / Ramiro Lopez / Kernel Key / LowKey & Kardinal / Hollen / Timmo / Dany Rodriguez / Tom Newman / Simone Tavazzi / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Sisko Electrofanatik / Soren Aalberg / Anthony Castaldo / Yan Stricker ..

| A new week means another new techno offering from the one and only !Organism label. The Swiss outfit has plenty of talent in its ranks and proof of that comes in the form of this new EP from Uakoz.

Uakoz is an Italian techno titan who's been building momentum for the last few years. He has released a couple fine EPs on Dopamine and Underscore and has picked up healthy support in the process. He has a fulsome main room sound that is impossible to ignore and excels on the two originals he serves up here.

It all kicks off with ‘What Goes Around,’ a deep and moody cut that is patient in the way it builds with a slithering bassline and lumpen drums. Subtle effects, reverb and wet claps all punctuate groove and get you nodding and tapping in no time.

Tom Laws turns out two remixes o ‘What Goes Around’. The first is a spaced out ‘DeepDrive Mix’ that does just what it says on the tin with its supple drums and sparse atmospheres. The second version is a much more firmly rooted cut with earth shaking drums, neb-soul synths and lots of earthy textures.

Finally, ‘Punchline’ is a dark, jostling and post apocalyptic effort with hurried drums and never jailing synths spraying about like searchlights. It’s arresting and will standout whenever it is dropped.

This is another notable release amongst !Organisms ever more essential schedule.

| CAT N° : ORGA74 Release : June 22, 2015

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/what-goes-around/1553417

| Feedback and support : Chris Liebing / Gayle San / The Advent / Paco Osuna / Sutter Cane / Mikael Jonasson / Manic Brothers / Thomas P. Heckmann / Florian Meindl / Drumcomplex / Ramiro Lopez / Kernel Key / LowKey & Kardinal / Hollen / Timmo / Dany Rodriguez / Tom Newman / Simone Tavazzi / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Sisko Electrofanatik / Soren Aalberg / Anthony Castaldo / Yan Stricker ..

| A new week means another new techno offering from the one and only !Organism label. The Swiss outfit has plenty of talent in its ranks and proof of that comes in the form of this new EP from Uakoz.

Uakoz is an Italian techno titan who's been building momentum for the last few years. He has released a couple fine EPs on Dopamine and Underscore and has picked up healthy support in the process. He has a fulsome main room sound that is impossible to ignore and excels on the two originals he serves up here.

It all kicks off with ‘What Goes Around,’ a deep and moody cut that is patient in the way it builds with a slithering bassline and lumpen drums. Subtle effects, reverb and wet claps all punctuate groove and get you nodding and tapping in no time.

Tom Laws turns out two remixes o ‘What Goes Around’. The first is a spaced out ‘DeepDrive Mix’ that does just what it says on the tin with its supple drums and sparse atmospheres. The second version is a much more firmly rooted cut with earth shaking drums, neb-soul synths and lots of earthy textures.

Finally, ‘Punchline’ is a dark, jostling and post apocalyptic effort with hurried drums and never jailing synths spraying about like searchlights. It’s arresting and will standout whenever it is dropped.

This is another notable release amongst !Organisms ever more essential schedule.

| CAT N° : ORGA74 Release : June 22, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings : http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/what-goes-around/1553417

| Feedback and support : Chris Liebing / Gayle San / The Advent / Paco Osuna / Sutter Cane / Mikael Jonasson / Manic Brothers / Thomas P. Heckmann / Florian Meindl / Drumcomplex / Ramiro Lopez / Kernel Key / LowKey & Kardinal / Hollen / Timmo / Dany Rodriguez / Tom Newman / Simone Tavazzi / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Sisko Electrofanatik / Soren Aalberg / Anthony Castaldo / Yan Stricker ..

| A new week means another new techno offering from the one and only !Organism label. The Swiss outfit has plenty of talent in its ranks and proof of that comes in the form of this new EP from Uakoz.

Uakoz is an Italian techno titan who's been building momentum for the last few years. He has released a couple fine EPs on Dopamine and Underscore and has picked up healthy support in the process. He has a fulsome main room sound that is impossible to ignore and excels on the two originals he serves up here.

It all kicks off with ‘What Goes Around,’ a deep and moody cut that is patient in the way it builds with a slithering bassline and lumpen drums. Subtle effects, reverb and wet claps all punctuate groove and get you nodding and tapping in no time.

Tom Laws turns out two remixes o ‘What Goes Around’. The first is a spaced out ‘DeepDrive Mix’ that does just what it says on the tin with its supple drums and sparse atmospheres. The second version is a much more firmly rooted cut with earth shaking drums, neb-soul synths and lots of earthy textures.

Finally, ‘Punchline’ is a dark, jostling and post apocalyptic effort with hurried drums and never jailing synths spraying about like searchlights. It’s arresting and will standout whenever it is dropped.

This is another notable release amongst !Organisms ever more essential schedule.

| CAT N° : ORGA74 Release : June 22, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings : http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/what-goes-around/1553417

| Feedback and support : Chris Liebing / Gayle San / The Advent / Paco Osuna / Sutter Cane / Mikael Jonasson / Manic Brothers / Thomas P. Heckmann / Florian Meindl / Drumcomplex / Ramiro Lopez / Kernel Key / LowKey & Kardinal / Hollen / Timmo / Dany Rodriguez / Tom Newman / Simone Tavazzi / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Sisko Electrofanatik / Soren Aalberg / Anthony Castaldo / Yan Stricker ..

| A new week means another new techno offering from the one and only !Organism label. The Swiss outfit has plenty of talent in its ranks and proof of that comes in the form of this new EP from Uakoz.

Uakoz is an Italian techno titan who's been building momentum for the last few years. He has released a couple fine EPs on Dopamine and Underscore and has picked up healthy support in the process. He has a fulsome main room sound that is impossible to ignore and excels on the two originals he serves up here.

It all kicks off with ‘What Goes Around,’ a deep and moody cut that is patient in the way it builds with a slithering bassline and lumpen drums. Subtle effects, reverb and wet claps all punctuate groove and get you nodding and tapping in no time.

Tom Laws turns out two remixes o ‘What Goes Around’. The first is a spaced out ‘DeepDrive Mix’ that does just what it says on the tin with its supple drums and sparse atmospheres. The second version is a much more firmly rooted cut with earth shaking drums, neb-soul synths and lots of earthy textures.

Finally, ‘Punchline’ is a dark, jostling and post apocalyptic effort with hurried drums and never jailing synths spraying about like searchlights. It’s arresting and will standout whenever it is dropped.

This is another notable release amongst !Organisms ever more essential schedule.

| CAT N° : ORGA74 Release : June 22, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com Bookings : http://www.organism-bookings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/rebus/1535619

| Feedback and support : Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Axel Karakasis / Paco Osuna / Sasha Carassi / Irregular Synth / Spartaque / Sutter Cane / Mattew Jay / Bodyscrub / Timmo / Frankyeffe / Tom Laws / Taster Peter / Macromism / Mr. Bizz / Judge Jules / Pedro Delgardo / Xpansul / Miniminds / Anthony Castaldo / Hollen / Soren Aalberg / Stevie Wilson / GO!DIVA / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| Keeping up with what is a lovably relentless schedule, !Organism now look to the talents of Steam Shape for their next three track EP, and as ever they bolster the originals with an on-point remix, this time from Simone Tavazzi.

Steam Shape is a Budapest based techno duo, SveTec & Nils. Despite occasional splits, they have been active on and off since 2003 when they also started their own event series and are now coming to the fore as DJs and producers. Having already turned out a stellar EP on Driving Forces, they are now ripe to go to the next level, and this release on !Organism will surely help in that regard.

Kicking off this standout EP is ‘Rebus,’a soot-black bit of techno with a menacing atmosphere and tough, thick synths. Drums are firmly rooted below and grow ever more jumpy as the groove unfolds and the cumulative effect is heady and hypnotic.

Remixing this one is label regular Simone Tavazzi, who also releases on legendary imprints like Perc Trax, Sleaze, Analytictrail and has had more than a few Beatport hits in his time. His brilliant version is slick, fast and rolling, with grumbling bass and static-like details littering his heads down, fully focussed groove.

Finally comes ‘Nucleus,’ and this one is more rich, rubbery and bouncy. The hi hats make icy ringlets, the synths squirm about loosely and the drums have plenty of height to them. It’s the sort of explosive track that will really reawaken dance floors and get them marching as one.

They might only be starting out on their production path, but with this unique EP Steam Shape more than impress.

| CAT N° : ORGA73 Release : June 15, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/rebus/1535619

| Feedback and support : Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Axel Karakasis / Paco Osuna / Sasha Carassi / Irregular Synth / Spartaque / Sutter Cane / Mattew Jay / Bodyscrub / Timmo / Frankyeffe / Tom Laws / Taster Peter / Macromism / Mr. Bizz / Judge Jules / Pedro Delgardo / Xpansul / Miniminds / Anthony Castaldo / Hollen / Soren Aalberg / Stevie Wilson / GO!DIVA / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| Keeping up with what is a lovably relentless schedule, !Organism now look to the talents of Steam Shape for their next three track EP, and as ever they bolster the originals with an on-point remix, this time from Simone Tavazzi.

Steam Shape is a Budapest based techno duo, SveTec & Nils. Despite occasional splits, they have been active on and off since 2003 when they also started their own event series and are now coming to the fore as DJs and producers. Having already turned out a stellar EP on Driving Forces, they are now ripe to go to the next level, and this release on !Organism will surely help in that regard.

Kicking off this standout EP is ‘Rebus,’a soot-black bit of techno with a menacing atmosphere and tough, thick synths. Drums are firmly rooted below and grow ever more jumpy as the groove unfolds and the cumulative effect is heady and hypnotic.

Remixing this one is label regular Simone Tavazzi, who also releases on legendary imprints like Perc Trax, Sleaze, Analytictrail and has had more than a few Beatport hits in his time. His brilliant version is slick, fast and rolling, with grumbling bass and static-like details littering his heads down, fully focussed groove.

Finally comes ‘Nucleus,’ and this one is more rich, rubbery and bouncy. The hi hats make icy ringlets, the synths squirm about loosely and the drums have plenty of height to them. It’s the sort of explosive track that will really reawaken dance floors and get them marching as one.

They might only be starting out on their production path, but with this unique EP Steam Shape more than impress.

| CAT N° : ORGA73 Release : June 15, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/rebus/1535619

| Feedback and support : Alan Fitzpatrick / Roberto Capuano / Axel Karakasis / Paco Osuna / Sasha Carassi / Irregular Synth / Spartaque / Sutter Cane / Mattew Jay / Bodyscrub / Timmo / Frankyeffe / Tom Laws / Taster Peter / Macromism / Mr. Bizz / Judge Jules / Pedro Delgardo / Xpansul / Miniminds / Anthony Castaldo / Hollen / Soren Aalberg / Stevie Wilson / GO!DIVA / LxS / Yan Stricker ..

| Keeping up with what is a lovably relentless schedule, !Organism now look to the talents of Steam Shape for their next three track EP, and as ever they bolster the originals with an on-point remix, this time from Simone Tavazzi.

Steam Shape is a Budapest based techno duo, SveTec & Nils. Despite occasional splits, they have been active on and off since 2003 when they also started their own event series and are now coming to the fore as DJs and producers. Having already turned out a stellar EP on Driving Forces, they are now ripe to go to the next level, and this release on !Organism will surely help in that regard.

Kicking off this standout EP is ‘Rebus,’a soot-black bit of techno with a menacing atmosphere and tough, thick synths. Drums are firmly rooted below and grow ever more jumpy as the groove unfolds and the cumulative effect is heady and hypnotic.

Remixing this one is label regular Simone Tavazzi, who also releases on legendary imprints like Perc Trax, Sleaze, Analytictrail and has had more than a few Beatport hits in his time. His brilliant version is slick, fast and rolling, with grumbling bass and static-like details littering his heads down, fully focussed groove.

Finally comes ‘Nucleus,’ and this one is more rich, rubbery and bouncy. The hi hats make icy ringlets, the synths squirm about loosely and the drums have plenty of height to them. It’s the sort of explosive track that will really reawaken dance floors and get them marching as one.

They might only be starting out on their production path, but with this unique EP Steam Shape more than impress.

| CAT N° : ORGA73 Release : June 15, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/chained/1535624

| Top techno label !Organism serves up the forceful goods once more with another no nonsense EP, this time from Christian Cambas backed with a fine remix from Alex Di Stefano.

From being a Top100 DJ when it actually mattered, to topping Beatport charts, Christian has carved his own path through the countless peaks and troughs of this industry. When name dropped now, he is mostly associated with the groundbreaking 1605 label, led by Slovenian Techno overlord Umek. As well as producing on Bedrock, Toolroom and Great Stuff, he is also involved in Press & Play, which acts as home to his own label Sabotage.

Up first is the rib-rattling, industrial tinged techno stomper that is ‘Chained.’ With a soft white noise backdrop and cantering kicks, this one rolls on and on and will keep marching dancers locked for the duration.

Italian veteran and frequent Beatport chart topper Alex Di Stefano is on remix duties next. His to-the-point version of ‘Chained’ is a fulsome, texturally rich roller with hiccuping snares, blurts of bass and plenty of drive.

Closing out the package is the equally impressive ‘Durged,’ which burrows deep into a streamlined drum line as scurrying details, monstrous synth animals and teeth gritting percussive lines all unfold before your very ears.

For fans of proper techno with no frills, this is another perfect release.

| CAT N° : ORGA72 Release : June 6, 2015

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/chained/1535624

| Feedback and support : The Advent / Spektre / Paco Osuna / Filterheadz / Tomy DeClerque / Pedro Delgardo / Dr. Motte / Sutter Cane / Christian Cambas / LowKey & Kardinal / Bodyscrub / Tom Laws / Hollen / Spartaque / Anderson Noise / Taster Peter / Q'Hey / Sasha / Sisko Electrofanatik / DJ Hi-Shock / M.I.D.I. / Vladimir Acic / Anthony Castaldo / Andrea Roma / Stevie Wilson / Mintech / Yan Stricker ..

| Top techno label !Organism serves up the forceful goods once more with another no nonsense EP, this time from Christian Cambas backed with a fine remix from Alex Di Stefano.

From being a Top100 DJ when it actually mattered, to topping Beatport charts, Christian has carved his own path through the countless peaks and troughs of this industry. When name dropped now, he is mostly associated with the groundbreaking 1605 label, led by Slovenian Techno overlord Umek. As well as producing on Bedrock, Toolroom and Great Stuff, he is also involved in Press & Play, which acts as home to his own label Sabotage.

Up first is the rib-rattling, industrial tinged techno stomper that is ‘Chained.’ With a soft white noise backdrop and cantering kicks, this one rolls on and on and will keep marching dancers locked for the duration.

Italian veteran and frequent Beatport chart topper Alex Di Stefano is on remix duties next. His to-the-point version of ‘Chained’ is a fulsome, texturally rich roller with hiccuping snares, blurts of bass and plenty of drive.

Closing out the package is the equally impressive ‘Durged,’ which burrows deep into a streamlined drum line as scurrying details, monstrous synth animals and teeth gritting percussive lines all unfold before your very ears.

For fans of proper techno with no frills, this is another perfect release.

| CAT N° : ORGA72 Release : June 6, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/chained/1535624

| Top techno label !Organism serves up the forceful goods once more with another no nonsense EP, this time from Christian Cambas backed with a fine remix from Alex Di Stefano.

From being a Top100 DJ when it actually mattered, to topping Beatport charts, Christian has carved his own path through the countless peaks and troughs of this industry. When name dropped now, he is mostly associated with the groundbreaking 1605 label, led by Slovenian Techno overlord Umek. As well as producing on Bedrock, Toolroom and Great Stuff, he is also involved in Press & Play, which acts as home to his own label Sabotage.

Up first is the rib-rattling, industrial tinged techno stomper that is ‘Chained.’ With a soft white noise backdrop and cantering kicks, this one rolls on and on and will keep marching dancers locked for the duration.

Italian veteran and frequent Beatport chart topper Alex Di Stefano is on remix duties next. His to-the-point version of ‘Chained’ is a fulsome, texturally rich roller with hiccuping snares, blurts of bass and plenty of drive.

Closing out the package is the equally impressive ‘Durged,’ which burrows deep into a streamlined drum line as scurrying details, monstrous synth animals and teeth gritting percussive lines all unfold before your very ears.

For fans of proper techno with no frills, this is another perfect release.

| CAT N° : ORGA72 Release : June 6, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/no-light-without-the-dark/1531903

| Feedback and support : Gayle San / The Advent / Axel Karakasis / Roberto Capuano / Jason Fernandes / Lutzenkirchen / Mattew Jay / Thomas P. Heckmann / Macromism / Ramiro Lopez / Loco & Jam / Taster Peter / Dany Rodriguez / Pedro Delgardo / Gabriel D'Or & Bordoy / Paco Osuna / Timmo / Q'Hey / Hollen / Frankyeffe / Dandi & Ugo / Tom Laws / Kernel Key / LxS / Dr. Motte / Yan Stricker ..

| The always on point !Organism turn to Anthony Castaldo for their 71st EP, yet another high grade techno opus that will make a big impact on dance floors this summer.

Naples born Castaldo is a young talent who has managed to turn out some fine techno productions and DJ sets and, as such, is beginning to make waves around the world. Respekt, Driving Forces and Ground Factory have all released his music to date ,and now he offers two top originals as well as getting remixed in style by Mr. Bizz.

The excellent ‘No Light Without Dark’is a crisp and kinetic techno track with firmly planted kick drums and a rolling percussive line that really sucks you in. Swirling pads and groaning bass add to the urgency and sporadic vocal chants really ensure this one will bring great reactions in warehouses everywhere.

Beatport techno chart toppers and long time production pair Mr. Bizz aka brothers Fabrizio and Matteo Floris have previously released on SCI+TEC. Their expert remix of the track is loopy and deep, subliminal and minimal and is embellished with frazzled synth lines and a sense of directness that will really appeal to fans of proper techno.

Lastly, ‘Zeitlupe’is a more playful jam with icy and incendiary hi hats surfing next to tough drums and big stabs of synth. Futuristic and unrelenting, it is a perfectly crafted techno roller for only the most in-the-know DJs.

Once again !Organism knock all others out of the park with their latest and greatest techno offerings.

| CAT N° : ORGA71 Release : June 1, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: www.beatport.com/release/no-light-without-the-dark/1531903

| Feedback and support : Gayle San / The Advent / Axel Karakasis / Roberto Capuano / Jason Fernandes / Lutzenkirchen / Mattew Jay / Thomas P. Heckmann / Macromism / Ramiro Lopez / Loco & Jam / Taster Peter / Dany Rodriguez / Pedro Delgardo / Gabriel D'Or & Bordoy / Paco Osuna / Timmo / Q'Hey / Hollen / Frankyeffe / Dandi & Ugo / Tom Laws / Kernel Key / LxS / Dr. Motte / Yan Stricker ..

| The always on point !Organism turn to Anthony Castaldo for their 71st EP, yet another high grade techno opus that will make a big impact on dance floors this summer.

Naples born Castaldo is a young talent who has managed to turn out some fine techno productions and DJ sets and, as such, is beginning to make waves around the world. Respekt, Driving Forces and Ground Factory have all released his music to date ,and now he offers two top originals as well as getting remixed in style by Mr. Bizz.

The excellent ‘No Light Without Dark’is a crisp and kinetic techno track with firmly planted kick drums and a rolling percussive line that really sucks you in. Swirling pads and groaning bass add to the urgency and sporadic vocal chants really ensure this one will bring great reactions in warehouses everywhere.

Beatport techno chart toppers and long time production pair Mr. Bizz aka brothers Fabrizio and Matteo Floris have previously released on SCI+TEC. Their expert remix of the track is loopy and deep, subliminal and minimal and is embellished with frazzled synth lines and a sense of directness that will really appeal to fans of proper techno.

Lastly, ‘Zeitlupe’is a more playful jam with icy and incendiary hi hats surfing next to tough drums and big stabs of synth. Futuristic and unrelenting, it is a perfectly crafted techno roller for only the most in-the-know DJs.

Once again !Organism knock all others out of the park with their latest and greatest techno offerings.

| CAT N° : ORGA71 Release : June 1, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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| !Organism presents Replication 033 featuring an exclusive mix from label regular Skober.

Skober is a Ukrainian techno DJ and producer with his unique deep-techno style. Having good music background and experience playing in rock band in his early youth it is no surprise that after being infected by House vibes this young man jumped on the right wagon.

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| Tracklisting

1. Clio - Dangerous [Truesoul]
2. Victor Calderone - Requiem [Drumcode]
3. Luca Gaeta - Warsynt (Skober Remix) [Organism]
4. Mark Broom - Energy [Beard Man]
5. Kaiserdisco feat. Cari Golden - Electric (Dubspeeka_Remix) [KD RAW]
6. The Yellowheads - Abbey [Phobiq]
7. Gary Beck - Wren [BEK Audio]
8. Kostas Maskalides - Domesticated [Frequenza]
9. Roberto Capuano - Flashback [Drumcode]
10. The Yellowheads - Tyson [Phobiq]
11. Simon Baker Pres. BKR Project - Burnt Out [Drumcode]
12. The Junkies - Got To Do It [Transmit Recordings]
13. Sasha Carassi - The Hard Parade [Drumcode]
14. Highestpoint - I Know (Skober Remix) [Promo]
15. Alan Fitzpatrick - Falling Down [Hotflush Recordings]

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| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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| It’s not every day you reach your 70th release, but that is what Swiss techno powerhouse !Organism will do on May 25th when they serve up a new EP from Stevie Wilson, featuring a sterling remix from Xhei.

Stevie Wilson is an award winning producer influenced by the likes of Len Faki and Laurent Garnier who has a high energy sound that has been supported by the likes of Chris Liebing. As well as playing all over his native Scotland and Europe, he has released on The-Zone, Italo Business and of course !Organism.

Up first, ‘Follow Me’ is a wobbly, funky techno cut that is rich with atmospheric touches as the groove rolls on. An evocative breakdown is filled with pretty patterns but once the drums land again it’s all about the dance floor stampede that will ensue.

Remixer Xhei is from Argentina and has made his name with his own unique tough and minimal sound. His take is a steely and stern, with drilling sub bass and overdriven hi hats making for a manic sense of techno urgency.

Lastly, ‘Stone Wall’ is a fizzing cut with post apocalyptic white noise and bleakness characterising the thudding groove. Distant vocals, drum fills and lo-fi texture all make the another winning outing from Wilson and !Organism.

| CAT N° : ORGA70 Release : May 25, 2015

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| It’s not every day you reach your 70th release, but that is what Swiss techno powerhouse !Organism will do on May 25th when they serve up a new EP from Stevie Wilson, featuring a sterling remix from Xhei.

Stevie Wilson is an award winning producer influenced by the likes of Len Faki and Laurent Garnier who has a high energy sound that has been supported by the likes of Chris Liebing. As well as playing all over his native Scotland and Europe, he has released on The-Zone, Italo Business and of course !Organism.

Up first, ‘Follow Me’ is a wobbly, funky techno cut that is rich with atmospheric touches as the groove rolls on. An evocative breakdown is filled with pretty patterns but once the drums land again it’s all about the dance floor stampede that will ensue.

Remixer Xhei is from Argentina and has made his name with his own unique tough and minimal sound. His take is a steely and stern, with drilling sub bass and overdriven hi hats making for a manic sense of techno urgency.

Lastly, ‘Stone Wall’ is a fizzing cut with post apocalyptic white noise and bleakness characterising the thudding groove. Distant vocals, drum fills and lo-fi texture all make the another winning outing from Wilson and !Organism.

| CAT N° : ORGA70 Release : May 25, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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| It’s not every day you reach your 70th release, but that is what Swiss techno powerhouse !Organism will do on May 25th when they serve up a new EP from Stevie Wilson, featuring a sterling remix from Xhei.

Stevie Wilson is an award winning producer influenced by the likes of Len Faki and Laurent Garnier who has a high energy sound that has been supported by the likes of Chris Liebing. As well as playing all over his native Scotland and Europe, he has released on The-Zone, Italo Business and of course !Organism.

Up first, ‘Follow Me’ is a wobbly, funky techno cut that is rich with atmospheric touches as the groove rolls on. An evocative breakdown is filled with pretty patterns but once the drums land again it’s all about the dance floor stampede that will ensue.

Remixer Xhei is from Argentina and has made his name with his own unique tough and minimal sound. His take is a steely and stern, with drilling sub bass and overdriven hi hats making for a manic sense of techno urgency.

Lastly, ‘Stone Wall’ is a fizzing cut with post apocalyptic white noise and bleakness characterising the thudding groove. Distant vocals, drum fills and lo-fi texture all make the another winning outing from Wilson and !Organism.

| CAT N° : ORGA70 Release : May 25, 2015

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/warsynt/1503102

| Just one release away from another massive milestone, !Organism enlist Luca Gaeta for their 69th offering, with a remix from label regular Skober completing the package.

Luca Gaeta was born in Avellino in 1993 and soon discovered a passion for music production that has lead him to now be an established, ever evolving star of the techno world. He has played in many clubs in Campania, is a resident at Ultra Beat in Avellino and is also behind his own label Fartlek Records.

Here the young star turns out one track - ‘Warsynt’. It is a mid tempo affair with thick, bendy chords and plenty of crisp propulsion in the percussion. Drums roll on frictionlessly below and it’s the sort of supple groove that dance floors will really latch on to. A smart breakdown offers a little respite before the drums return, this time with jazzy chords for company, and the results make a big impact.

Regular !Organism artist Skober then flips the track into a squelchy, bristling and bustling affair with vocals, bell sounds, minimal melodies and oodles of main room appeal. It’s techno with a twist, and closes out another winning EP from this leading label.

| CAT N° : ORGA69 Release : May 18, 2015

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| Just one release away from another massive milestone, !Organism enlist Luca Gaeta for their 69th offering, with a remix from label regular Skober completing the package.

Luca Gaeta was born in Avellino in 1993 and soon discovered a passion for music production that has lead him to now be an established, ever evolving star of the techno world. He has played in many clubs in Campania, is a resident at Ultra Beat in Avellino and is also behind his own label Fartlek Records.

Here the young star turns out one track - ‘Warsynt’. It is a mid tempo affair with thick, bendy chords and plenty of crisp propulsion in the percussion. Drums roll on frictionlessly below and it’s the sort of supple groove that dance floors will really latch on to. A smart breakdown offers a little respite before the drums return, this time with jazzy chords for company, and the results make a big impact.

Regular !Organism artist Skober then flips the track into a squelchy, bristling and bustling affair with vocals, bell sounds, minimal melodies and oodles of main room appeal. It’s techno with a twist, and closes out another winning EP from this leading label.

| CAT N° : ORGA69 Release : May 18, 2015

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!Organism presents Replication 032 featuring an exclusive mix from Spains MAAE.

Maae has been in the techno game for 15 years now and has been resident at clubs such as Blau Club and Zoom Club in his native Barcelona. It was only in 2012 that he assumed his most recent moniker though and since then he has excelled on his own label Metodiq.

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| Tracklisting

1. Trus´me - I Want You (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix)
2. Hystericmaniak - Escalate (Anthony Castaldo Remix)
3. Bodyscrub, Pascal Nuzzo - Burnout (Original Mix)
4. NHB, Many Reasons - Mitosis (Original Mix)
5. Markantonio - Last Way (Original MIx)
6. Luca Gaeta - Warsynt (Skober Remix) - !Organism
7. Florian Meindl - Forget The World (Original Mix)
8. Mark Broom - M19 (Original Mix)
9. MAAE - Slave To The Rhythm (Original Mix) - !Organism
10. Inigo Kennedy - Arcing (Original Mix)
11. Kostas Maskalides - Colombiano (Original Mix) - !Organism
12. Boston 168 - Even The Day (Original Mix)
13. Alan Fitzpatrick - Falling Down (Original Mix)

| For promotional use only. Sale or other transfer is prohibited. All songs are property of their respective owners.

| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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| There is no rest for the wicked techno releasing machine that is !Organism as here they serve up a 68th EP. Produced by Spain’s Maae it comes with a remix from Tomy DeClerque.

Maae has been in the techno game for 15 years now and has been resident at clubs such as Blau Club and Zoom Club in his native Barcelona. It was only in 2012 that he assumed his most recent moniker though and since then he has excelled on his own label Metodiq.

Up first is ‘Mental Soldier’, a synthetic and subliminal jam with buried deep synths and hiccuping drums that really suck you into its future forms. Next is the rolling techno of the title track ‘Slave to the Rhythm’, which is embellished with some human voices and slap-funk precision that helps to really stand it out from the crowd.

The remix from Tomy DeClerque - a Slovenian techno talent who has won many awards and has released regularly on Carl Cox’s Intec label - is a more barreling and streamlined affair with rattling toms, groaning and ominous synth lines and a rising sense of tension. Lastly,

‘The Mistake’ is a slick and lithe affair with dancing drums, huge apocalyptic chords that will sweep over whole warehouses and a stern sense of groove.

Once more here !Organism serve up the searing techno goods from a talented roster of talent from around the world.

| CAT N° : ORGA68 Release : May 11, 2015

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/slave-to-the-rhythm/1511392

| There is no rest for the wicked techno releasing machine that is !Organism as here they serve up a 68th EP. Produced by Spain’s Maae it comes with a remix from Tomy DeClerque.

Maae has been in the techno game for 15 years now and has been resident at clubs such as Blau Club and Zoom Club in his native Barcelona. It was only in 2012 that he assumed his most recent moniker though and since then he has excelled on his own label Metodiq.

Up first is ‘Mental Soldier’, a synthetic and subliminal jam with buried deep synths and hiccuping drums that really suck you into its future forms. Next is the rolling techno of the title track ‘Slave to the Rhythm’, which is embellished with some human voices and slap-funk precision that helps to really stand it out from the crowd.

The remix from Tomy DeClerque - a Slovenian techno talent who has won many awards and has released regularly on Carl Cox’s Intec label - is a more barreling and streamlined affair with rattling toms, groaning and ominous synth lines and a rising sense of tension. Lastly,

‘The Mistake’ is a slick and lithe affair with dancing drums, huge apocalyptic chords that will sweep over whole warehouses and a stern sense of groove.

Once more here !Organism serve up the searing techno goods from a talented roster of talent from around the world.

| CAT N° : ORGA68 Release : May 11, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/slave-to-the-rhythm/1511392

| There is no rest for the wicked techno releasing machine that is !Organism as here they serve up a 68th EP. Produced by Spain’s Maae it comes with a remix from Tomy DeClerque.

Maae has been in the techno game for 15 years now and has been resident at clubs such as Blau Club and Zoom Club in his native Barcelona. It was only in 2012 that he assumed his most recent moniker though and since then he has excelled on his own label Metodiq.

Up first is ‘Mental Soldier’, a synthetic and subliminal jam with buried deep synths and hiccuping drums that really suck you into its future forms. Next is the rolling techno of the title track ‘Slave to the Rhythm’, which is embellished with some human voices and slap-funk precision that helps to really stand it out from the crowd.

The remix from Tomy DeClerque - a Slovenian techno talent who has won many awards and has released regularly on Carl Cox’s Intec label - is a more barreling and streamlined affair with rattling toms, groaning and ominous synth lines and a rising sense of tension. Lastly,

‘The Mistake’ is a slick and lithe affair with dancing drums, huge apocalyptic chords that will sweep over whole warehouses and a stern sense of groove.

Once more here !Organism serve up the searing techno goods from a talented roster of talent from around the world.

| CAT N° : ORGA68 Release : May 11, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/slave-to-the-rhythm/1511392

| There is no rest for the wicked techno releasing machine that is !Organism as here they serve up a 68th EP. Produced by Spain’s Maae it comes with a remix from Tomy DeClerque.

Maae has been in the techno game for 15 years now and has been resident at clubs such as Blau Club and Zoom Club in his native Barcelona. It was only in 2012 that he assumed his most recent moniker though and since then he has excelled on his own label Metodiq.

Up first is ‘Mental Soldier’, a synthetic and subliminal jam with buried deep synths and hiccuping drums that really suck you into its future forms. Next is the rolling techno of the title track ‘Slave to the Rhythm’, which is embellished with some human voices and slap-funk precision that helps to really stand it out from the crowd.

The remix from Tomy DeClerque - a Slovenian techno talent who has won many awards and has released regularly on Carl Cox’s Intec label - is a more barreling and streamlined affair with rattling toms, groaning and ominous synth lines and a rising sense of tension. Lastly,

‘The Mistake’ is a slick and lithe affair with dancing drums, huge apocalyptic chords that will sweep over whole warehouses and a stern sense of groove.

Once more here !Organism serve up the searing techno goods from a talented roster of talent from around the world.

| CAT N° : ORGA68 Release : May 11, 2015

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!Organism presents Replication 031 featuring an exclusive mix from Nicolas Bacher, one of Austrias foremost techno exports. In his time he has won plenty of awards, run his own club night series and has released tens of EPs on labels like Primate, Yo!, Titanium and many more.

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| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

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| Another week, another great techno offering from Switzerland’s Organism, this time from Nicolas Bacher with remixes by Nikola Gala and Ray Kajioka.

Nicolas Bacher is one of Austria’s foremost techno exports and has been now for a decade. In his time he has won plenty of awards, run his own club night series and has released tens of EPs on labels like Primate, Yo!, Titanium and many more.

First cut ‘Impulse’ is a slick and fluid groove with thick metal stabs and a real sense of futuristic atmosphere. Subtle filters and background effects add purpose and depth to the track and it grows ever more funky as a result. German remixer Ray Kajioka has released on Kanzleramt Music, Rotation Records, and many more since the 90s and his version is a more stripped back and subtle track with killer sound design that places you right in the middle of a bleak techno landscape.

Up next, ‘The Buzzard’ is an urgent, bleepy and raved-up bit of main room techno with incessant stabs, train track like percussion and shuffling drums that really wash you away in the moment. Label regular Nikola Gala remixes this one into a big, dark, groaning wall of sound that barrels on with fierce intonations and sweeps all in its wake aside.

These are four more great cuts from a range of key techno tastemakers.

| CAT N° : ORGA65 Release : Apr 13, 2015

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| Another week, another great techno offering from Switzerland’s Organism, this time from Nicolas Bacher with remixes by Nikola Gala and Ray Kajioka.

Nicolas Bacher is one of Austria’s foremost techno exports and has been now for a decade. In his time he has won plenty of awards, run his own club night series and has released tens of EPs on labels like Primate, Yo!, Titanium and many more.

First cut ‘Impulse’ is a slick and fluid groove with thick metal stabs and a real sense of futuristic atmosphere. Subtle filters and background effects add purpose and depth to the track and it grows ever more funky as a result. German remixer Ray Kajioka has released on Kanzleramt Music, Rotation Records, and many more since the 90s and his version is a more stripped back and subtle track with killer sound design that places you right in the middle of a bleak techno landscape.

Up next, ‘The Buzzard’ is an urgent, bleepy and raved-up bit of main room techno with incessant stabs, train track like percussion and shuffling drums that really wash you away in the moment. Label regular Nikola Gala remixes this one into a big, dark, groaning wall of sound that barrels on with fierce intonations and sweeps all in its wake aside.

These are four more great cuts from a range of key techno tastemakers.

| CAT N° : ORGA65 Release : Apr 13, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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Bandcamp: http://music.organism.ch Beatport: http://pro.beatport.com/label/organism/12318

| Another week, another great techno offering from Switzerland’s Organism, this time from Nicolas Bacher with remixes by Nikola Gala and Ray Kajioka.

Nicolas Bacher is one of Austria’s foremost techno exports and has been now for a decade. In his time he has won plenty of awards, run his own club night series and has released tens of EPs on labels like Primate, Yo!, Titanium and many more.

First cut ‘Impulse’ is a slick and fluid groove with thick metal stabs and a real sense of futuristic atmosphere. Subtle filters and background effects add purpose and depth to the track and it grows ever more funky as a result. German remixer Ray Kajioka has released on Kanzleramt Music, Rotation Records, and many more since the 90s and his version is a more stripped back and subtle track with killer sound design that places you right in the middle of a bleak techno landscape.

Up next, ‘The Buzzard’ is an urgent, bleepy and raved-up bit of main room techno with incessant stabs, train track like percussion and shuffling drums that really wash you away in the moment. Label regular Nikola Gala remixes this one into a big, dark, groaning wall of sound that barrels on with fierce intonations and sweeps all in its wake aside.

These are four more great cuts from a range of key techno tastemakers.

| CAT N° : ORGA65 Release : Apr 13, 2015

Mastering : http://www.cslab.ch More info : http://www.organism-recordings.com

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| !Organism presents Replication 006 featuring a guest mix from Mylo Salté !

Mylo has been performing live sets at festivals and clubs across Europe for the past 6 years and more recently has been producing and releasing records for labels such as Tracer, Alchemy & Plastik FM. His bass heavy take on minimal techno and tech fuelled house have gained him quite a following, and led to him releasing the superb ‘Soak You Tease Us’ on !Organism earlier this year, a record which was selected by John Digweed to appear on his ‘Structure 2’ compilation on Bedrock.

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| !Organism is an electronic music record label from Switzerland established in 2008 by Yan Stricker. Here you will found label artist sets, shows and exclusive event recordings. Visit our website in order to find out more about our releases, artists and events !

www.organism.ch www.facebook.com/digitalorganism

| Tracklisting :

1. Jean Nipon - Raisin (Mazel Source Remix) - Promo Copy
2. Roberto Clementi - Motion A (Original Mix) - Soma
3. F.Sonik - Out Cast (Original Mix) - Inmotion Music
4. Alex Coulton - Brooklyn (Original Mix) - Idle Hands
5. Konrad Black & Art Department - Graveyard Tan (Version Two) - No.19 Music
6. Markantonio & Roberto Capuano - T4 (Original Mix) - Analytictrail
7. Rampa & Re.you - Feet (Original Mix) - International Deejay Gigolo
8. Painted Yellow - Painted Black (Matt Walsh Remix) - Promo Copy
9. JDNMGJ - Trezzz (Original Mix) - Bedrock
10. Mark Reeve - Fabula (Original Mix) - Bek Audio
11. Alex Dolby - My Pamphlet (Mihalis Safras Remix) - Octopus
12. Mylo Salte - I Promise (Original Mix) - !Organism
13. Dosem - Invasion (Original Mix) - Break New Soil
14. Mylo Salte - I Promise (Timmo’s Anarchy Remix) - !Organism
15. Kris Wadsworth - Some Weird Bitch (Original Mix) - Saved
16. Reagen - Metro (Original Mix) - Genesa Rec
17. Hertzman & Damolh33 - Magnetic Field Intensity (Mazel Source Remix) - Promo Copy
18. Reagen - The Trip (Original Mix) - Genesa Rec
19. Tom Laws - Twisted Cabaret (Original Mix) - !Organism
20. Frank Haag - The Verdict (Konrad Black Split Focus Mix) - Get The Curse Music
21. Nicolas Masseyeff - The Motherland Feat Jr C (Original Mix) - Herzblut

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