Future Beat Music - vinyl grooves in dance music

Jark Prongo - "Movin Thru' Your System" (Dave Clarke remix) X-313 - "Interferon" (Dave Clarke remix) Laurent Garnier - "Greed" (Dave Clarke remix)

DJ Rush - "Freaks On Hubbard" (Dave Clarke remix) Slam - "Lie To Me" (Dave Clarke full vocal version) Green Velvet - "La La Land" (Dave Clarke remix)

The original white label from 1992, four tracks containing a mixture of old skool hardcore fused with underground techno..... only one box of promos left......Grab em quick.

DJ Bold, dropping full on stomping techno grooves, hard and dirty 909 & 808 drums with cutting edge melodic sounds. Grab it

Four tracks of Tuff jacking 909 & 808 beats with some serious 303 acid grooves, big room sounds from DJ ESP.

Funky techno and tech house sounds.

So where do you start when you are talking about an artist of the calibre and longevity of Eon (aka Ian Loveday)? Well, you could start by saying that his early hits, such as 'Spice', 'Basket case', 'What is music?' were massive anthems, not only for us here at Kracktronik central, but also to just about anyone into dance music in the 90s, with crossover appeal to hardcore ravers, house-heads, breaks buffs, and techno freaks. More recently, his work with Peter 'Baby' Ford has been picked up by DJs across the board, including Richie Hawtin (who included 'Dead Eye' on his infamous 'Decks, EFX + 909' release and 'Transitions' CD/DVD). But this is not the time to bask in past glories (many as they are), but rather to look to the three awesome productions he has pulled out of the bag for Kracktronik's 13th release (unlucky for some, but evidently not for us!). Previously available as part of his download only 'DeVice' album, but here re-edited and remastered specifically for the vinyl release, these are three prime cuts with Eon's distinctive production style stamped all over them. 'Texas flex' is what you might imagine 'White Lines' would sound like if it was written in the future by a smiley-faced robot , with twisting acid bass throbs and a crisp floor-slaying groove. Cut good and loud at 45rpm for a truly mind-bending experience! 'Non doctor' and 'I live!' keep up the pressure on the flip side with swooping delays and eerie strings being the order of the day, alongside Eons' trademark tough electro breaks. A welcome vinyl return for Mr Loveday, and a killer start to 2007 for Kracktronik, promising a year with much to offer?

Jeff Mills Album, Every Dog Has its Day. It is a mixture of deep electronica sounds fusioned with his hi tek techno beats n grooves.

New restock... Marcin's Re-Edited Video Game, featuring remixes from Steve Glencross, Gameboy and Joseph Garber.

First trac Eye of the Dragon starts with a tough tribal driven style, before the boys inject some prominent and effective sythn hooks for a big room club sound, that has loads of cross over potential. Demons on the AA side sees more funky flavas and groovy arrangements for an old skool vibe as the production builds with its melodic frequencies and does dance floor damage.

Juan Atkins aka Model 500 drops one of his latest offerings on his very own Metroplex label. Groovey twisted basslines and electronica sounds fused with electro static moody vocals........grab one for the collection.

Organ Grinder, first album releases on Projex records. Which is a collection of some of the deepest funky techno sounds around, hard driving beats n grooves exellent slap down vocals. Grab it

Ben Sims has carefully crafted a unique sound for Ingoma over the last few years with tracks having a distinctly tribal feel as well as being rich in funk and melody. Paul Mac has been a large contributor to Ingoma over then years with many high quality tracks. This sampler is one of the tracks from the forthcoming Paul Mac album to be released in February 2006 and is a great example of how his sound has imrpoved and matured incredibly over the last 18 months. This single is a rich Detroit ifluenced melodic killer with a saturation of strings and stabs as well as a killer funky bass line. On the flip there are 2 Dark Science remixes which are both stripped down - one being more minimal and one more acidic... This is a great package

Techno classic from Plastickman

Originally produced in 92/93, these lost gems are finally issued on the marvellous Minus. Three tracks of genius, vintage Plastikman.

Funky slap down techno beats. Check A2 Funky ass bass groove. ++++

Following the success of the masterfully selected series of 4 volumes - ?Over The Counter Culture? - this one off special features four remixes of the 80's pop classic ?Fame' and was inspired by the much sought after 'Wee killed him EP' by The wee djs , released in 1999 on SCSI AV , which featured it's very own Fame remix. This latest EP is made up of remixes by Silicon Scally (Carl Finlow) , Bass Kittens , Volum and a new updated mix by The wee djs. These four interpretations bring deep nasty basslines and beats to smash dance floors worldwide and show Fame at its darkest. With the A side ranging from Silicon Scally's stylistic sound, which brings a determined and involving electro mix, to The wee djs broken, dark melodic bass filled second version of this classic track. The B side continues the theme with Volum's own solid, floor driven, twisted and glitchy take and finally Bass Kittens brings his cheeky 808 San Francisco breaks sound smashing in to end this EP with a bang.

Restock of this excellent deep tech house release from Souichiro Masutomi. Abstract electronica grooves fused with tuff crisp n crunchy beats.