Garrett David
The Dirty Work

Nightflight Records adds to it's fine catalog, a return to their intriguing various artist series; this time around with Privacy Policy, Khonsu, and John Shima for the "Supernova" EP... Expect old school lysergic and technological fun across all 4 tracks, as Privacy Policy navigates your mind and body through raw Acid House complete with colorful synth hues in the highs and lovely machine atmosphere on side A, while the B side serenades your ears via modern Detroit and UK influenced Techno grooves with a cosmic presence in the vibes courtesy of Khonsu. Last but not least, the one and only John Shima finishes off this quadra pack with a stellar remix taking your vibes and ears to territories of spacey and warm 90s frequencies. Experience "Supernova" and the quality its 4 tracks provide essential for those who like their House & Techno on the authentic side.PRIVACY POLICYPrivacy Policy have been writing and producing music together and on solo projects for over a decade. They've released music on Goldbrick Records and solo on Boe Recordings and Lime Street Music amongst others. These two tracks for Nightflight are for the dance floor and were inspired by longer dj sets performed together over the years.KHONSUKhonsu’s signature dreamy deep dubby sound- exploring the murky visceral grooves in the boundaries between deep techno and house – is soothing for mind, body & soul. His musical journey as a deejay, producer and promotor started in his hometown Ghent in Belgium. After residing a year and half in Amsterdam and working briefly at Delsin records, he’s back in Belgium playing in clubs like Chalet Club and Katerblau in techno capital Berlin, Barcelona’s Switch Pocket Club but also Belgian techno institute Fuse in Brussels. He has been producing music for several years but now it’s time for his first release on Nightflight Records.JOHN SHIMAJohn Shima doesn’t need much introduction. He is making deep emotional futuristic techno, with an old school spacey Detroit groove. Bordering the line between techno & electro, sounds shape the track and the beats follow the mood using old analogue hardware, and lots of live jamming. He features releases on Boe Recordings, Exalt Records, Firescope, Subwax Excursions, Distrikt Paris, Central Processing Unit…

Ed Cartwright's first compilation, which is landing in two parts (this is the first), celebrates the period between 1992 and '96, when electronic music in Britain was going in a multitude of different directions, and the (ultimately unfulfilled) 'brave new dawn' offered by Blair's New Labour government was still some way off. Cartwright's selections thus flit between gorgeous UK techno (Syzygy's 1992 gem 'Meditation'), sub-heavy post-bleep brilliance (Cabaret Voltaire), classic IDM (the Black Dog's Ken Downie as Xeper), mind-mangling slow acid (Thunderhead's excellent 'True Romance'), anti-Criminal Justice Bill material (Ultramarine's 'Happy Land') and some early Matthew Herbert brilliance ('Housewife'). Throw in extensive liner notes from dance music historian Matt Anniss, and you have a fantastic package.

Momentaufnahmen is a new label run by German DJ/Producer Pascal Stürmer. The first release, a debut under the new moniker 'Active Nature', sets the tone for the upcoming releases with 4 tracks of deep and reduced techno.