Collection: Advanced Vinyl Search

The seventh in OHM Series' numbered dub-techno 12-inches, gathering specialists of the field. Reykjavík-raised, Copenhagen-based Ohm opens it with Octal Industries and Federsen on 'System', alongside cuts from Lee Holman, Andrea Cichecki and El Choop. Deep, hypnotic dub techno running 120–129 BPM.

The first volume from DSO, an anonymous white-label edit imprint trading in deep, jazzy, soulful house. Two cuts — 'Love You More' at 120 BPM and 'Apl Tree' at 115 — warm, groove-led reworks built for the dancefloor.

Digwah's sixth, another single-sided hand-stamped white label from the anonymous tech-house imprint built on late-'80s vocal and soul samples over rolling grooves. 'Reckless Eyes' runs at 126 BPM, leaning jazzy and funky-edged. Sample-driven, vinyl-only, credited to 'Unknown Artist'.

A single-sided, hand-stamped white label from Digwah, the anonymous vinyl-only imprint that fuses late-'80s vocal and disco samples with rolling tech-house grooves under 'Unknown Artist'. 'What A Day' is one rolling minimal/tech-house cut at 126 BPM — sample-led, DJ-functional, no frills.

Laurent Garnier's 'The Man With The Red Face' on F Communications, the French label he co-founded in 1994. The jazz-driven original at 133 BPM remains one of the great French house records, here alongside a Svek remix from Jesper Dahlbäck and Stephan Grieder and a Funk D'Void rework. Funky, live-feeling,...

Sascha Dive on Tenampa Recordings with four cuts of deep, soulful house and tech-house. The Frankfurt producer — shaped by Moodymann, Chez Damier and Ron Trent — keeps it warm across the vocal 'Broken Thoughts' and the title track, with a Tuccillo remix of 'A Relative Thing' at 123 BPM....

The fifteenth Ethereal Techno compilation on Berlin's Steyoyoke, a ten-track double-pack spanning the deep, melodic end of techno from 120 to 126 BPM. Soul Button opens with 'Noxic'; MPathy, Monarke, Byrt and Talal Bazzi round out a wide-roster survey. Emotive, intricate, true to the label's house style.