Label: Sport
Release: Sport9000
Artists: Raise, Sgt. Risk
Tracks:
A – DJ Raise & Sgt. Risk – Putney Acid feat. svmthoX
B – Sgt. Risk – smOKe


Sport 9000

A – DJ Raise & Sgt. Risk – Putney Acid feat. svmthox

Named after a delicious and rather skittish old synth that provided us with the monstrous bassline on this, “Putney Acid” starts off mellow enough before the beast rears its head and tears along a swinging, syncopated rhythm and well dosed injections of bubbling acid. It’s all counterbalanced by snippets of svmthoX’ bright voice, filling the whole upper frequency space of the tune. One for the heads, no doubt.


B – Sgt. Risk – smOKe
Clocking in at 160+, “smOKe” starts off equally subdued as its flipside, powered by interlocking layers of muted drums and a hollow-ish sub. the only bright things in this tune are the odd banging snare, and crunched up snippets of breaks pushing to the fore. for those deep and dark introspective moments on the floor.  






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DBH Records presents Axodry "You", originally released on icoic ZYX Records in 1988!
The re-mastered vinyl edition contains for the first time the unreleased version of "You" !!!
Essential!

Teaser: https://bit.ly/3NJcOag

"In 1988 RaHen composed, programmed and mixed the song ‘You’. The song was sung by the great singer Mark Jefferis, who already had a huge success with TXT. Frank Poulton wrote the text. The audio engineer of this song was the incredible Tommy Schmidt / Cream Studios. This production was completely realized in Frankfurt am Main / Germany and is considered another milestone of the Sound Of Frankfurt." *
*Ra Hen

Artist. Axodry
Title: You
Label: DBH Records
Genre: Synht Pop/ Electronic
Format: 12"
Release date: 09.09.22
Cat: DBH-009
Tracklisting:
A1. You (The Beauty And The Beast MIx)
A2. You (Beasty Dub Mix)
B1. Suspense (New Age Gore Mix)
B2. You (Unreleased Mix)

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Artist: Italo Brutalo
Release: Detroitalo
Label: Bungalo Disco
Date: 10.10.2020
Contact: order@bungalo-disco.com
Detroitalo merges the best of both worlds - Detroit and Italo. The proclamation of an entirely new genre is accompanied by Bungalo Disco`s latest outing - the Detroitalo E.P. Italo Brutalo`s latest masterpiece on your favorite label. Detroit stands for innovation and its unique character - always several steps ahead. In contrary `Italo Disco` songs are simple, basic and catchy - and therefore appealing to the masses. Combining these two genres might feel like inbreeding of the most severe degree : It´s so obvious and at the same time so unimaginable. It almost feels like two lovers who had been at war for generations and now-after reconciliation- have the urge to finally let go their mutual desire.
All songs on this release are legitimate descendents of Italo Disco and Detroit Techno. Starting off with "La Bambola" which can literally be called the big sister of the Detroitalo offspring, it´s gripping arpeggio line leaves nothing to be desired and instantly indicates in which direction Detroitalo is heading. The record`s second and eponymously named track perfectly reflects the new style with its restless bassline. More Detroitalo siblings are to be found on the flipside of the release. "Down the Drain" with its acid elements and techno-ish Italo arpeggio, sounds like it was
directly transferred from the 80ies to the year 2020 and far beyond. Ultimately, you can get a glimpse of what driving in the "Motor City" looks like. On the one hand stop-and-go-traffic on the other speeding through endless alleys of the grim and bleak City of Detroit. A murky bassline combined with apocalyptic strings and effects set the perfect mood for rollin through the D at nighttime.

Knight Fever is the second release on Bungalo Disco. The four songs are a mixture between childhood dreams driving K.i.t.t. and a time travel from the 80s to the 20s and back – each track on its very own way.
»Taniacid« is a Neo Italo track with some spices of acid that will make you feel like driving in „Super Pursuit Mode“.
»Trust doesn’t rust« is more or likely an Italo Disco song, hard to say when it has been created. Not even Italo Brutalo himself knows it.
»Knightmares« – name is title. The psychedelic track contains just two elements. Less is more. An absolutely secret weapon on the dancefloor.
»Not a drop to drink« has originally been written on a very hot summer day in the mountains of Ibiza, what you might not expect due to its dark atmosphere with elements of old school electro music.

Artist: Son of Lee
Title: Disco Bizarre 001
Label: Disco Bizarre
Release Date: Jan 17, 2020
Catalogue No.: DB 001
Distributed by DBH Music
Mastered by Herb LF
cut by Andreas Kauffelt
Pressed by intakt / Berlin

Tracklisting (in order):
A1 – Learjet To Saturn
A2 – Movin Up
B1 – Slow East
B2 – Pink Monday

Four blazing Disco Edits venturing deep into American and Asian Disco by Son Of Lee from Brooklyn. He played a seamless DJ set for Disco Bizarre at KitKat Club Berlin in November 2019 and ever since we wanted to release some of his material... What a great opportunity to start up our new label, venturing deep into Italo, Disco, HiNRG and all the
bizarre stuff in between!

Los Knock Knocks / Procrastination / 12” Vinyl / HR-48 / 2017

Both as a visual artist with a past in the art world (his first solo exhibition opened at
the Amigos del Arte gallery in 1995), as well as a self-taught minimal
improvisational cosmic garage rocker –see his La Banda’s (1993) and Jesus
Freaks (2004) projects-, Diego Hernández (Santiago, 1972), active public and
semi-privately in both fields since 1992, is one of the iconoclastically multifunctional
characters of the scene casually scattered around “free improv rock, electronic
and psychedelic collectives”, such as A Full Cosmic Sound, Kb Cabala,
Watchout!, or more specifically, The Psychedelic Schafferson Jetplane or False
Sir Nicholas, by way of independent DIY labels such as E.T.C.S. Records,
Cosmovisón Andina Registros, BYM, Yellow Moon and Productora Mutante,
within the more adventurous substrate of what has summarily been termed the
new Chilean psychedelic scene, which in this case may be seen as the
connection between local archival reference points of the nineteen sixties and
seventies, such as Los Jaivas, El Polen or the more extravagant moments of Los
Blops, the musical background, halfway between hardcore, conceptual prog-kraut
noise and classic rock, and an autonomous organizational outlook aimed at
practical achievements (rehearsal room or workshop home recordings, analog no-fi
immediateness, concerts and exhibitions set up among friends, and small or
outright minimal print runs of a work aesthetic and ethics equally associated to art
brut as well as to post capitalist popular mass culture, closely connected to the
cassette format rescued for home production values). Thus, DH has devoured
whatever music, cartoons and books he can get his hands on, operating handheld
cassette recorders in order to register noise and melodies privately, as well as
drawing all over his notebooks since he was a child.
As Los Knock Knocks, Diego (guitar plus a limited variety of keyboards and
effects) has published a self-titled EP, the Digital Garage Days full-length
cassette and a seven inch single with two songs taken from that tape (A Hit Is A Hit
and Crack) that came out in a fifteen copy run published by BYM, which brings us
to Procrastination (from the Latin "procrastinare", that translates into the prefix
pro, meaning “forward”, and the suffix “crastinus”, “untill next day” from “cras”,
“tomorrow”, this is, “the avoidance of doing a task that needs to be accomplished”),
his first incursion into the long playing vinyl format, and which for various reasons
spent a long time awaiting publication, is approachable as an excursion of
exotica/lounge resonances synthesized into instrumental, persistently rhythmic
passages of accentuated panoramic-expansive, almost cinematic pulses, with
Carlos Santana one minute and Lou Reed the next on an astral journey at a beach
rave with some T-1000 robots in charge of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in a
dark wave mood, in what we could consider a firm step towards unknown territory,
removed from convention and with his own well established personal coordinates.
Published by Hueso Records in a limited edition of three hundred copies.
Los Knock Knocks / Procastination
Side A:
Preferiría no hacerlo
Almuerzo
Deep Dream
Dinosaurio
Mándamela de nuevo
Side B:
Julieto
Beat Maker’s Dream
Coreomanía
Mr. Mojo sabe
Fake Jazz
Recorded by DH at the La Band’s mobile unit between May and July 2015 in
Santiago de Chile.
Los Knock Knocks thank Steve Jobs, Iván Navaro, Swen Hauser and especially
Vicente Siche for the additional guitars and keyboards on Mánamela de nuevo.
Album cover painting by Diego Hernández. Design by Pablo Castro.

DBH Music welcomes Queen Constance Records to the label Family! Anothe fantastic label runned by the Mastermind Peter Brown from New York City.
We're honoured to present you in future some pearls of Disco & Funk on black gold! Starting with the groudbreaking and essential "Cloud One - Doin' It All Night/ Dust To Dust" from 1979, written and produced Peter Brown & Patrick Adams!

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