Stone classic Detroit techno.

Fine blend of dubstep, UK garage and vintage techno.

First in the M series, from 1992: furiously banging, with a stone-classic, textbook-Detroit UR remix. Don’t miss Eleye: deep, urgent, breathless and explosive; another killer.

Utterly timeless dance music (from twenty-five years ago). Peerless dubwise techno.
We could listen to the dub for days. We probably have, already.
An absolute must.

The recording debut of a collaboration between Jordan ‘Jordache’ Czamanski and Ilya Ziblat Shay. Three freestyling chunks of hallucinatory electronica and freaking jazz; plus a sublime remix by Parisian maestro I:Cube, with MT’s wild keyboard lines, distant bells and general insobriety threading a tactile, sunrise-friendly house groove. Tropical jazz-funk for the synthesizer generation. Call it Balearic and die.

Plaque is a young Bristol label which knows what’s what; always worth checking.
Tiny runs so look sharp.
‘Founder of KUMP and Meth.O tapes, Lyon’s Marc-Étienne Guibert (AKA Gil.Barte) awakens his new Mert Seger moniker for a shadowy Plaque excursion. Nine slow burners strike from the murk with venomous precision.’

A near-twenty-minute EP from 1999.

Outsider electro-funk entirely self-produced, designed and distributed by Fushimi himself in 1985, featuring some deadly shamisen in amongst the drum machines and synths.
With a four-page insert including the hand-written comic which came with the original release, plus an English translation.