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Overview. DEAD CERT. Records is a label linked to the well known website deathtechno.com ran by Jack! Who? in the UK. A diverse palette has seen the previous releases feature music from artists including Audio Injection / Truncate, Paul Mac, TWR72, Echoplex, and Petter B to name but a few.

Following his spectacular Black Mail XIII collaboration called "Obelisk", Stephan Krus returns with a creative and diverse solo EP. Proving his production quality once again, he also has appearances on labels like Decoy, Naked Lunch, and SK Black.

"Cycloid" begins with a sense of drama and deep cerebral aesthetic, before the pulsing, hypnotic acid bursts through and it really picks up power and attitude.

Track two "Horopter" has an altogether straight and rolling groove of delayed sounds and a cavernous feel. Later getting into a riff of abstract metallic tones, this has a juxtaposition of serious vibe and jovial mood making it a choice DJ weapon.

Third on offer is "Catenary" that completely switches up the style, bringing a whole new freshness to the fray. Combining angular licks and rough industrial textures, it's also laced with a gritty and dirty analogue funk.

To close the EP is "Isochrone" that skilfully harnesses a stuttering melody and plucking sonics with masterful precision. Brooding and tough, additional layers of sonic grunge raise it to intense heights of mind-twisting goodness.

Overview. fabric resident Jay Clarke returns to Klockworks for his second solo release on the label following his EP in 2016 and his contribution to the ‘Klockworks 20’ compilation ‘Perdita’. Through this new 12-inch, he presents a mix of tough modern rollers, dreamy Detroit melodies, and mysterious atmospheres.
With tracks like ‘In Dreams’, the UK producer creates cinematic aesthetics that he draws from David Lynch movies. ‘‘The Cage’ and ‘Visualise’ both represent Jay experimenting with a new way of working, using sequencers and chopped up and pitched down D&B samples.
It’s no surprise these cuts have been Ben Klock’s secret weapons during the summer season to tear apart the most iconic dance floors such as Berghain, Printworks and Time Warp. 

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Overview. Charlotte de Witte’s KNTXT label serves up not one but two new EPs on November 15th, both from the label founder herself.  The Selected EP kicks off with the title track, a cantering banger with distorted drums making for pure techno power. 'Form' is just as driven and all consuming, this time with some acid lasers shooting across the track. 'Time' has a more molten and hypnotic 303 line coming on like sonar pulse over terrorising drums and 'Amar' closes with gorgeous synths that suspend you in the cosmos. As for the Pressure EP, it's another high octane, wall rattling affair that includes plenty of lush ambient details such as the deep space horizons and spoken word musings of 'Meridians' (Vocal Mix) and its cavernous dub version, as well as the edgy and perfectly tense peak time cut that is 'Pattern'. “The Selected and Pressure EPs are to me, the perfect reflection of the music I have been playing over the years.” says de Witte. “On Selected, people will find straightforward techno with the acid twist that I love to bring to the floor when I’m touring. Its counterpart, Pressure, is an extension of the mixes I bring to my BBC Radio 1 Residency - a more ambient approach that’s rougher around the edges. Both can be seen as an ode to the techno I love and cherish”.  On the subject of the dual release, she adds, “For me, this duality is essential to explore my interests both as a producer and DJ, so it made sense to release them simultaneously, as we also combine our label releases with events and our weekly radio show.". This new dual EP is a bold artistic statement from one of techno's brightest torchbearers.