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Artist : Arpanet

Label : Record Makers

are you wireless? / 12"

Two electro tracks taken from the kult album "Wireless Internet" recorded on the french label Record Makers in 2002. Warm, hypnotic, deep, with sci-fi narratives produced by one of the most talented artist of Detroit from today and we hope for long time again... a must have !

23.00€

Artist : Arpanet

Label : Record Makers

wireless internet / 2x12"

Arpanet aka Dopplereffekt drop the bomb !! 9 tracks made of the usual killer strings, electro suss, heavy drop blitzkreig blasts and underwater weirdness. With it being Detroit based it's also a concept album, it's devoted to the revolutionary technologies of Japan’s leading telecommunication company NTT DoCoMo, which will soon change our day-to-day lives so that's alright then. Dope...

20.50€

Artist : Arpanet

Label : Record Makers

inertial frame / 2x12"

Linked with both Drexcyian and Dopplereffekt camps, no one really knows for sure who Arpanet is. Following on from their mighty "Wireless Internet" lp on Record Makers set a couple of years back and 2nd "Quantum Transposition" lp on Rephlex in 2005, this album for Record Makers develops their conceptual electronic fragmentation into yet another evocative and mysterious strand of sub-marine electro. Inertial Frame takes the listener into derivative reflections on quantic physics and pays tribute to the works of 20th century great scientists. Highly recommended !!!

9.50€

Artist : A Visible Boy

Label : Record Makers

side by side / 12"

A Visible Boy (aka French producer Alexandre Geindre) released their first and for now also unique ep in 2002. This electro rock original title "Side By Side" sounds a bit like French Phoenix.. and the 3 remixes are simply great. Nice plate !

12.90€

Artist : Kavinsky

Label : Record Makers

1986 / 12"

Retro with a capital 'R', Kavinsky is the kind of guy you'd find donning a red-leather jacket, downing a can of Quatro then heading off out for a night down the local arcade. Aiming squarely at this period, "1986" ep is an homage of sorts to the year in question; bringing swathes of synths and coin-op aesthetics to bear on his thundering electro detonations. Welding together slivers of Vangelis, Moroder and Carpenter's finest soundtracks, the likes of "Wayfarer" and "Dead Cruiser" sound just how computer games should have; creaking under the weight of electronic muscularity and sonic excitement. Backed up by Ed Banger's Sebastian taking on previous single "Testarossa", this is a rose-tinted view of a decade that most of us remember primarily for Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds. Simply Atomic...