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1. Dot Wiggin’ – Dot Wiggin’ Track 1 – Audi Sensa 2000

2. Silent Servant – Lo Profundo – Historia Y Violencia 2008

3.Herman – Prototype – Fine Art 2010

4. MSF – Meaning Formation – Look Long 2010

5. Silent Servant – Where Next Sampler – Sandwell District 2010

6. G-Man – Spartacus – Swim 1996

7. Pfirter – Arcon 1 – Stroboscopic Artefacts 2010

8. Delta Funktionen – Please identify – Delsin 2010

9. Traversable Wormhole – Closed Timelike Curve – CLR 2010

10. V-Room – V-Shaped – Plus8 records 1992

11. R-A-G – Redsquare – Mos_Deep 2010

12. Adam Marshall – North At Night – Cynosure 2009

13. MSF – Signification – Look Long 2010

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"Speedy J's Electric Deluxe will be featured this week on Label Focus on Sweat Lodge Radio. Tune in Thursday to Saturday for the label's music."

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The Drastik Planetry Assult Systems remix appeared on Terence Fixmers Comedy of Menace Pt 1 on the Electric Deluxe label. Released in July on both Digital and Vinyl it has been charted by some of technos biggest names.

i'm really excited about this release. terence is on fire, and luke's mix is lethal!! - Speedy J (Electric Deluxe)

PAS track reminds me of early Morganistic - wonderful! - Mark EG (Tilllate Magazine)

Really enjoyed the planetary mix...Tecno how it should be - Pig & Dan (Cocoon)

drastik is quite cool, quite relaxed for fixmer. love the stabs. the tool is fun too. PAS mix is also heat. thanks. - Barry O'Donoghue (Bodytonic)

PAS remix and Things Are Over are both great. Thanks. - Perc (Perc Trax, CLR, Ovum)

Have reviewed in iDJ. PAS remix is mighty! - Jez Torrance (IDJ)

We like to keep our finger on the pulse with our 'In the groove...' series, we've often featured labels with just a handful of releases that are so en vogue that we just have to talk about them. This week's pick, Electric Deluxe has elements of influence that are both old and new.

Started in 2008 by techno veteran Jochem Paap - known to me and you as Speedy J - Electric Deluxe was the Dutchman's return to label management after a break of over a decade since the short lived, but productive, output of his former imprint Beam Me Up! in the mid 90s.

With almost 10 releases in a under 2 years, the policy here is carte blanche. Artists like Tommy Four Seven and Terence Fixmer, as well as Speedy Jhimself of course, have "a platform to operate within any conceivable genre in the broad spectrum of techno and to fully explore and embrace ever-expanding technological possibilities". Moreover, there is that maturity and wisdom here, the antithesis of Beatport top 10s and the like, to allow producers complete creative expression without compromise; an opportunity to do the things they perhaps always wanted, but never got the chance, to do.

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Kero – Bent (Apparat remix) – Detund
Monolake – Perpetuum – Imbalance Computer Music
Kero – On acid again – Touchin’ Bass
Re:group – Antichance (Punisher detroit remix) – Detund
Brotham States – Mr Kitschock
Kero – Groovy Tour – Kerohand
Moderat – Mode 2 – Bpitch control
Autechre – Pencha – Warp
Modeselektor – Dustin Der Kleene – Bpitch control
Direkt Jive – Peripheral Diversion – Detund
000 – Jabberwok v6 – Detund
Direkt Jive – Remind – Detund
Autechre – Tilapia – Warp
Apparat – Error 404 – Shitkatapult
Venetian snares – Find Candace – Hymen
Bitstream – Step Retrace – Touchin’ bass
Phoenicia – Thong – Warp
RD – Cherpa – Touchin’ Bass
Aphex Twin – Vaz Deferenz – Warp
Apparat – Bolz – Shitakatapult
Kero – B’ham bounce – Kerohand
Function vs Kero – kero-function (soundmurderer remix) – Detund
Kero – B’ham bounce (Punisher detroit remix) – Kerohand
Function vs Kero – Kero-Function – Detund
AFX – Acrid Avid – Warp
Autechre – Ilanders – Warp
Kero – bham bounce (Somfay iris remix) – Kerohand

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The darkness in Terence Fixmer's techno is well-earned. The French producer has long been interested in EBM, fusing the two genres for DJ Hell in the early '00s and forming a group with Nitzer Ebb vocalist Douglas McCarthy soon after that. In working with a singer, though, Fixmer also has had plenty of experience with the dynamic tension between clean and dirty—the push/pull of dank background and bright foreground. You can hear both at work on the first official EP in advance of Fixmer's newest full-length, his debut for Speedy J's Electric Deluxe imprint. 

The repeated melody in "Things Are Over" is a squealer, the sort of fire alarm bleeps that only make sense as pleasure within the context of techno. Despite the elements, it bounces like a Chicago house track, but you'd be forgiven for not noticing: Someone is saying something like the title of the song in a masked voice that is pure techno. The clean edges of A-side "Drastik" are almost too perfect, which makes Planetary Assault Systems B-side remix almost necessary. You can hear the core of Fixer's hypnotic and buffed original, but only once you've burrowed down beneath layers of grit.

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There’s no hard-and-fast definition of a “DJ tool”. To the DJ, all records, in some sense, are simply implements for getting the job done. But there’s a category of tracks that are more functional than others, from sound effects to drum sequences to full-length cuts that make a virtue of their simplicity.

They’re usually meant to be layered and looped, rather than played on their own, and that’s never been easier than it is now, thanks to the advanced functionality of today’s digital DJ technology.

We’ve put together 13 charts—that’s 130 tracks—drawing from some of the coolest tools around, from labels like Dubfire’s SCI+TEC Digital Audio, Luciano’s Cadenza Split Composition, Speedy J’s Electric Deluxe, and Butane and Someone Else’sLittle Helpers. There’s another shed’s worth of implements from an assortment of producers, including Kenny Dope, Carlo Lio, Dinky, Bedrock, John Daly, and dozens more.

Here, you’ll find the tools you need to hammer the crowd into submission, screw with their brains, or drill deep into their souls. Remember: if you build it, they will come. 

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Terence tells of his favourite Ibiza memory.  Read full feature here.

Comedy of Menace Part 1 Luke Slater Planetary Assault System Remix

Go to Beatport top 10 for week 27 here

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Catch up onthe recent editions of Electric Deluxe Podcast:

Episode 020 Jesse Somfay

Episode 019 Xhin

Episode 018 Justin Berkovi

Episode 017 Dustin Zahn

Episode 016 Dave Turov

Episode 015 Perc

Episode 014 Pete Namlook

Episode 013 Material Object

Episode 011 Cari Lekebusch

Episode 010 Mateo Murphy

We're excited for all these Terence Fixmer releases to come: 

July: Comedy Of Menace Pt.1, w/Planetary Assault Systems remix

September: Besides the Album "Comedy Of Menace" on Electric Delxue, remixes of Masuki’s Vix on Chicago label Prosthetic Pressings, Traversable Wormhole on Chris Liebing’s CLR and Echologist aka Brendon Moeller on Steadfast will come out... on top, his EP on Tiga’s Turbo will hit this late summer!

Here's a sneak preview with all tracks of his upcoming Album "Comedy Of Menace" for you, tracklist:

01 Dark Line 

02 Things are Over 

03 Impakt 

04 Drastik 

05 Phantoms 

06 Breathless

07 My Experimentation 

08 Alert 

09 Dance Like Paranoid

10 Last Heroes

Electric Deluxe is proud to present their own Stage at this year's Mysteryland Festival!

Lineup:

Cari Lekebusch
Chris Liebing
Joey Daniel
Redshape
Speedy J
Gary Beck (live)
Planetary Assault Systems (live)
Terence Fixmer (live)

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***Breaking News*** New album titled 'Comedy Of Menace' due for release this September through Speedy J's Electric Deluxe Label. The first single from the album is due to be relelased mid June and will feature a Planetary Assault Systems remix.

Speedy J' comments:  "What I like about Terence as an artist and the music on this album is that it has a lot of personality and vision that I don't hear in much other music. Terence operates in his own space. It's raw, with a clear direction, it contains elements of techno but it is clear that Terence puts things in a larger context. To me the music on the album is simple to understand yet deep and rich with elements that refer to a much broader vision of electronic music than most other stuff that is being released. In that sense it's a true electric deluxe album."

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Speedy J - live @ Yel3 official opening party DEMF 2010 

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EDLX.007 Speedy J - Trails by electric deluxe

Up Next: Terence Fixmer with Planetary Assault System remix, July 5th:

Speed J recorded an amazing set at the Bunker in NYC, came out to 9 hours. 

Part of it is on the CLR Podcast now - register and download here to get the full version

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on shelves 05-2010... 

Speedy J and Chris Liebing getting together to test our Native's new gear...

10th planet mix:

Whitenoise Radio guestmix for Dave Clarke:

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Think Ahead 

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live set up : Evolver Dave Smith instrument, Nord Micromodular , Machinedrum Elektron ,Akai Apc 40 , Motu ultra lite, Mackie 1604 vlz, Boss SX 700. Ableton 8.09, my Brain V.2 .

For all of you who missed it... here's the official trailer. 

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In the Beatport download charts : new release "Double Trouble", split EP by Speedy J and Chris Liebing, on Radio Slave’s Rekids 

http://www.time-warp.de/content/e2/index_eng.html

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http://www.juno.co.uk/charts/dj/668568-speedy_j/325984-Chart/

Speedy J Chart on Beatport

Electric Deluxe Podcast 019 Xhin by electric deluxe

terence revealed some of his studio secrets for the Raveline Issue for "Musikmesse"

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