Sentimentale Jugend - Ghetto / Der 10.5. / Hiroshima

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Liasions Dangereuses - Los Ninos Del Parque "Live" (1981)

                            

Supposed to be a live recording from a festival in Düsseldorf in 1982.

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Iron Curtain - Love Can Never Die (1984)

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Suicide - Ghost Rider

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Ministry - Same Old Madness

"This track still has not seen an official release. It was originally supposed to see light in 1982 as the band's second single following "Cold Life." The song was recorded and a video was filmed (partially at Chicago's Metro) until Ministry decided to move to Arista Records for the release of With Sympathy." thermatedetonator

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The Lines - House of Cracks

Interesting wave-influenced track on interesting  label. Starts with technotic bass-drum. Goes post-punky. From 1982.

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Herois do Mar - Amor (Versao Nocturna)

Powerful new-wavein' disco from Portugal which is flaming my skin. Super arrangement, great horns and a killing video. For sure more effective at highest sound volume. Here we have the trippin' out Versao Nocturna for ya. More synths, less vocals, enough space....

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Velodrome - Au Vélodrome 141 (1988)

Absolute Killer Ep on the german Animalized Label. Au Vélodrome 141 comes with psyched out frenchy vocals, dry funk flushes and sharp synth sounds for advanced dancefloor pleasures. Every track a winner on this one!

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Nexda – Twofortysix

From the Nexda EP - 246, 121 AND 657. Catchy New Wave, released on Plurex Records, 1982, Amsterdam.

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Destination Venus – Oh, Lucille (1982)

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Three Records To Go For!!! #17

Our heading "Three Records to go for!!!" is meant to highlight you some records, mostly newer ones, that turned out into the bleepgeeks music radar through utterly coincidences, well researched record hunts or any other fortunate circumstances. The stuff we introduce can be dance music, comedy, non-dance music, originals, reissues, bootlegs or limited pieces, we don't separate! In some cases we just liked the Cover of that Record, sometimes we made a mispurchase and sometimes our mandibles came off because of the music which was carved into the rills! We won't do any reviews, puffing these records up to holy grails or slam them into wax garbage! It's just made for you to (hopefully) discover new music and new sleeves! We wish you a lot of fun while finding these records at your local record shop on the streets or in your world wide virtual reality through clicking on to your favourite record stop! Vinyl, we love you lock, stock and barrell! 

Central Unit – Loving Machinery EP

GB – The Provider EP

Carlos Giffoni – Evidence

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Det Gylne Triangel - Maskindans (1981)

                                        
Psyched out New Wave from Norway on a rare 7 inch. Yellow triangle dance!

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Triphouse Rotterdam Podcast 003: Intergalactic Gary

Intergalactic Gary has dozens of fantastic mixes(check the robotsforrobots site to get a glimpse) floating around the world wide web and i could choose any of them to present his very own style of putting an expressive mix together. I chose his mix for the Triphouse page, just because it's the last one i've listened to. This man tells stories! 

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Trevor Jackson Interview - Metal Dance Compilation

Trevor Jackson has assembled an essential compilation for Strut Records, which contains his favourite tunes from the early till late eighties. His selection sheds light on great pieces of music, ranging from Post Punk to Ebm crossing Industrial and tellingly shows a great mixture between classic tracks and rare pieces. The former operator and designer of Output Recordings, whose works i always highly valued, showed once again that he has his fingers on the pulse of the time. In the interview above the man behind the Playgroup moniker sits down to speak about his musical influences, London nightlife and his entry to the design occupation. The compilation will be released in early Spring, so watch out, this is a must have!

Trevor Jackson - Metal Dance

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Profil - Leb Wohl Mein Schatz (Long Version)

Big fave!

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Family 5 - Japaner in Düsseldorf

Japaner in Düsseldorf! B-Sider of this splendid soul punk band, released on Teldec in 1983.

Family 5 - Japaner in Düsseldorf

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Zinja Hlungwani - Nwa Gezani My Love

Available on the Shangaan Electro 'New Wave Dance Music From South Africa' compilation, which came out on Honest Jon's Records from London. Check!

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Friday - I'm on the run

Obscure mix of italo-electro-beats, canadian arpeggio and french new wave in an étrange poppish hit-context. The crazy vocals make it perfect. Overlooked one!

Friday - I'm on the run

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Play By Numbers - Cloud Nine (Ready Mix) (1983)

The weekend is knocking on doors and we're on Cloud Nine. This cut by Play By Numbers is one of our soundtracks for the next two days. A stone cold New York Dance Classic, which comes in a unique spraypainted white centercut jacket. For us and for Y'ALL. Step on Cloud Nine!

Play By Numbers - Cloud Nine (Ready Mix)

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New-Ulm-Wave: Melted Image - Londontown

Some of you may know that our beloved Ulm and his sourrounding area is a remarkable source of New-Wave/EBM/Gothic enthusiuasts. Here we have a private pressing from a band called MELTED IMAGE from Wangen/Allgeau which recorded their music at the CRISS-TONSTUDIO in Elchingen near Neu-Ulm from a guy called Stefan Raebel! The recording is very good and professional, as most in this genre, so big respect from my side. I couldn't find anything out about the year but i suppose it's end80s/early90s (due to the the artwork, clothing and sound). Also the names of the artist cannot be found out except on the cover. Are you the artist or know something more about this record, please email me! AND BEWARE, this one's could go big on today's New-Wave dancefloors!

Melted Image - Londontown
strictly for promotional use and for presentation only. we will clear this snippet in a short period of time.

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