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Quinoa Experience, the Madrid based collective, is eager to unveil the long-anticipated first release of their new label – Quinoa Cuts – entitled “The Nutritionist’s Guide to the Galaxy, Vol. I”.The intention behind the split E.P. is to produce a versatile, nutritious and invigorating record through the juxtaposition of the two sides.On the A we find a ‘’Vitamin’’ side, where fresh, subtle and deepgrooves will stimulate the listeners’ appetite to get them levitating, introspectively. While the B-side, the ‘’Protein’’, is best saved for climatic dancefloor moments and muscle-building workouts.Emerging from Tunisia, Pan-J serves us the vitamin supplements. Solid and funked-up basslines with hefty doses of swing amount to sunny and radiant minimal house productions. Colorful and engaging, his tracks will dissipate all traces of fatigue from your body. Two ritual-ready tunes with a proggy approach that don’t neglect moments of suspense.Flip it and we find the protein powders by a Ukrainian artist Roma Khropko, co-founder of Criminal Practice – a prominent Kiev DJ collective and label. His side speeds ahead with playful organ chords, subversive solar rave fits with killer samples, sweeping percussion shifts and delightful switch-ups that send the record straight into orbit.”

From Argentina, INTERDANCE delivers their second vinyl release.Limited to 300 copies.

Next on Coming from... Returning to... DIN - Fantastic Planet. Originally released on DOVerecords in 1992 gets it’s long awaited reissue.“Fantastic Planet represents the first international release by DIN, the disko project of Pupka Frey,formed in 1987. Inspired by the surreal Czech animated film. Fantastic Planet is an artificialsoundtrack to a space-horror fantasy. Albeit predictably, the music is completely electronic, withemphasis on analog textures reminiscent of the 70’s electronic movement. New elements havebeen added, most notably the very fashionable tekno sound. “Excerpt from Fantastic Planet’s CD Booklet

Roman veteran, DJ and label head Marco Passarani is back to duties with a new 12” on his own imprint Unrelatable. Marco explores advanced deep acid grooves balancing traditional approach with updated writing techniques, where analog and digital blend in consistent harmony. “Road to P’Jem” is a solid jam with old school Belgian techno flavor while “Katra’s groove” has a deep nocturnal touch thanks to suspended thrilling melody on top of a bubbling fm bass. The package is completed by the uptempo acid techno jams “HyperUno” and “HyperDos

The record you should give to any of friends that still aren't into underground Techno ;)A true unsung hero of mid 90’s techno, Nurmad Jusat aka Nuron helped cement the UK sound that became synonymous with labels like Likemind, B12 and A.R.T With his original releases long out of print and selling for serious money on Discogs, Likemind finally gives fans what they’ve asking for for so long. 8 of his most sought after tracks, remastered and repackaged in the form of a 2 x 12″ compilation. For a truly breathtaking snapshot of 90’s UK electronica, look no further.