BCR BOYS
The Flux Remixed
IF126 - RELEASE DATE 16 DECEMBER 2010
A collection of banging remixes of the essential UK outfit BCR Boys - feat. DJ Hi-Shock, Kultrun, Ben Mill, Sebastian Bayne, Enclave, Alkan, Marcin Markowski & Little Nobody.
Plus a lovely cover image by Marcin Markowski!
ONLINE HERE.
LITTLE NOBODY.
The Condimental Op (12").
IFLTD002 - RELEASE DATE 27 NOVEMBER 2010
Brand new vinyl from expat Aussie, Japan-based Little Nobody with remixes from Detroit’s superb old-skool vets Aux 88 (430 West/Submerge/Direct Beat/Studio !K7) and Chicago legend K. Alexi Shelby (Transmat/Studio !K7/Djax-Up-Beats/Trax/Warp/Artform) going back to the source: Pure electro/techno, 2010s style.
LISTEN + BUY HERE
ADE FENTON.
Falling Down EP.
IF124 - RELEASE DATE 30 NOVEMBER 2010
A brand new track from Britain's resurgent techno uber-lord ADE FENTON, reconfigured and mixed by several of Australia's and Japan's own like-minded wunderkind: DJ Hi-Shock, Ben Mill, Kultrun, Sebastian Bayne, Little Nobody and Cut Bit Motorz - plus a bonus one by Steve Stoll and Nick Meade as House Of Lies.
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
LITTLE NOBODY.
Get Away From It All (12").
IF121 - RELEASE DATE 22 NOVEMBER 2010
The track originally remixed by Justin Robertson now gets sizzling, deep bass-tech mixes from BAS MOOY and DAVE TARRIDA.
Plus a new track, 'Troll' by LITTLE NOBODY - on vinyl - with immaculate artwork by Marcin Markowski.
CHECK OUT HERE.
BIRKEN & MARKOWSKI
Split 12-inch Minus Vinyl #11.
IF118 - RELEASE DATE 22 OCTOBER 2010
Two scintillating new mixes by Paul Birken and Marcin Markowski, brewed (perhaps) on the high seas of electronica - with a cutlass and a flagon of rum.
Superb cover also by Marcin. GET HERE.
CUT PHOBIC.
Advanced Mixes.
IF123 - RELEASE DATE 15 OCTOBER 2010
Veteran Melbourne tech wunderkind Enclave puts on a new hat, slows down the rhythms, and gets remixed by Melburnian mates in the process: Koda, Dick Drone, and DJ Relik from Illeagle DJs.
1. Advanced (Original mix)
2. Advanced (Koda remix)
3. Advanced (Technology) (DJ Relik remix)
4. Advanced (Dick Drone’s Junglized remix)
CHECK OUT HERE.
SHIN NISHIMURA & ANDREZ BERGEN.
Cool Old Skool.
IF122 - RELEASE DATE 30 SEPTEMBER 2010
IF? gets all twisted nostalgia-stylee circa 1991, with thanks to Shin Nishimura (SCI+TEC/Plus Tokyo) as Acid New Market and Andrez Bergen (IF?/Slidebar/Noodles Discotheque) as Anthraxia. Oh yeah, and Isnod comes along for the ride.
1. Acid New Market - Back 2 '90s
2. Anthraxia - Jack Your Kitsch Up
3. Anthraxia - Jack Your Kitsch Up (Isnod remix)
CHECK OUT HERE
VARIOUS ARTISTS.
Iffy Bizness Vol. 3.
Release date 6 September - info here
01. Dasha Rush - Comme La Neige (Alkan remix)
02. Cut Bit Motorz - Dry Fruit (DJ Wada remix)
03. Luke's Anger - Project Perk (Donk Boys remix)
04. Little Nobody - Compulsion (Sebastian Bayne's Mockba Remix Dva)
05. Luke's Anger - Several Sizes Too Big (Little Nobody remix)
06. Bitch Shift - Evil From The Needle (Takashi Watanabe remix)
07. Little Nobody - Metropolis How (Ben Mill remix)
08. Kultrun - Zap (Original Mix)
09. Tall Trees - Broken Friend (Rysh Paprota remix)
10. Andrez Bergen - Remember Radio (Original Mix)
01. Dasha Rush - Comme La Neige (Alkan remix)
02. Cut Bit Motorz - Dry Fruit (DJ Wada remix)
03. Luke's Anger - Project Perk (Donk Boys remix)
04. Little Nobody - Compulsion (Sebastian Bayne's Mockba Remix Dva)
05. Luke's Anger - Several Sizes Too Big (Little Nobody remix)
06. Bitch Shift - Evil From The Needle (Takashi Watanabe remix)
07. Little Nobody - Metropolis How (Ben Mill remix)
08. Kultrun - Zap (Original Mix)
09. Tall Trees - Broken Friend (Rysh Paprota remix)
10. Andrez Bergen - Remember Radio (Original Mix)
LITTLE NOBODY feat. ROBO*BRAZILEIRA. Robota Ulterior Remix Selection.
IF120 - RELEASE DATE 25 AUGUST 2010
Remixes of the essential tune put together for us by Inigo Kennedy, Dave Tarrida, Paul Birken, Toshiyuki Yasuda, Ben Mill, V1NZ, Kultrun, Koda, DJ Hi-Shock, Little Nobody and the original mix.
CUT BIT MOTORZ.
Dry Fruit. Made in Japan Mixes.
IF119 - RELEASE DATE 15 AUGUST 2010
Japanese artist Tsuyoshi K bounces back for another delicious round, this time remixed by a who's who of way cool contemporary Japanese electronic brethren:
1. Original Mix
2. DJ Wada remix
3. Toshiyuki Yasuda remix
4. Takashi Watanabe remix
5. Tomi Chair remix
INFO + SOUNDS HERE
VARIOUS ARTISTS.
IF? LTD EDITION #1 (vinyl).
IFLTD001 - OUT NOW ON WAX!
Little Nobody - Metropolis How? (DAVE ANGEL remix)
DJ Fodder - Cocaine Speaking (MIJK VAN DIJK remix)
Andrez Bergen - Disquo (KULTRUN remix)
MORE INFO + FEEDBACK HERE
DEAD AGENDA.
Chaos Theory.
IF091 - RELEASE DATE 31 JULY 2010
The debut release by sterling British duo Mike Holmes and Dan Hultum.
1. Chaos Theory (Original Mix)
2. Chaos Theory (Paul Birken’s Surfin’ remix)
3. Chaos Theory (Enclave remix)
4. Chaos Theory (Little Nobody remix)
5. Chaos Theory (Cut Bit Motorz remix)
6. Chaos Theory (Dejected remix)
7. Chaos Theory (Krzysztof Jastrzębski & Marcin Markowski remix)
Info + sounds here
The debut release by sterling British duo Mike Holmes and Dan Hultum.
1. Chaos Theory (Original Mix)
2. Chaos Theory (Paul Birken’s Surfin’ remix)
3. Chaos Theory (Enclave remix)
4. Chaos Theory (Little Nobody remix)
5. Chaos Theory (Cut Bit Motorz remix)
6. Chaos Theory (Dejected remix)
7. Chaos Theory (Krzysztof Jastrzębski & Marcin Markowski remix)
Info + sounds here
LUKE'S ANGER.
Several Sizes Too Remixed.
IF103 - RELEASE DATE 30 JUNE 2010
Remixes of the recent IF? EP from one of our favourite English tech/electronic producers, featuring a virtual who's who of left-of-centre mates - including Donk Boys, Little Nobody, Wyndell Long, Chris Kubex, Ben Mill, Toshiyuki Yasuda, Koda and Takashi Watanabe - plus bonus original mixes.
CHECK OUT SOUNDS HERE.
LITTLE NOBODY.
Metropolis How? Ulterior Remix Selection.
IF117 - 10 JUNE 2010
On the back of the 'Metropolis How?' vinyl release comes this digital ulterior selection with remixes by Wyndell Long, Luke's Anger, Ben Mill, Enclave, Kultrun, Paul Birken, Cut Bit Motorz, Alkan, Takashi Watanabe, and Funk Gadget vs. Settee Of Industry.
CHECK OUT SOUNDS HERE.
ANDREZ BERGEN.
Depth Charge EP.
IF109 VINYL 12-INCH - 15 MAY 2010
Some of Andrez's preferred hack outings made under different aliases plus a way cool remix from the unsurpassable BILL YOUNGMAN (Tresor/Scandinavia).
"Love your tracks."
Alan Oldham, aka. DJ T-1000 (Detroit USA)
More info soon.
LITTLE NOBODY.
Metropolis How? Remixes VINYL EP.
IF108/GYNOID.01 VINYL 12-INCH - 3 MAY 2010
The Little Nobody original on vinyl, with remixes from JAMES RUSKIN, JUSTIN BERKOVI and DJ HI-SHOCK... and supported by Dave Clarke, Luke Slater, Tommy Four Seven, Len Faki, Ade Fenton, Donk Boys, Ken Ishii, Laurent Garnier, Ben Sims, Trevor Rockcliffe, Paul Mac and Damon Wild.
Collaborative release with new label Gynoid : Audio - check out more HERE.
DJs reading this: check Tokyoite DJ/producer Andrez Bergen’s new wax Metropolis How? Remixes, which has already won the support of folks like Luke Slater. The original track is stripped-down mechanical hypnotism, while James Ruskin, DJ Hi-Shock and Justin Berkovi provide the remixes.
Ruskin delivers a sinister version, with a thumping, four-to-the-floor beat overlaid with tense synths, while Hi-Shock’s effort is a rattling slow-builder that emphasizes the subtle acid of the original. But the standout is Berkovi’s low-slung minimal tech-house groover, replete with seductive, serpent-like hisses.
When asked about the current format dilemma, the Aussie Bergen is quick to champion vinyl.
“Honestly? Digital is glutted out,” he tells Metropolis. “It’s a great medium to exercise lack of restraint and release experimental stuff since there are no overheads, but sales and attention are minimal. Digital is physically intangible, and CDs have gone the way of the dinosaur. DJing vinyl is something I can show my daughter when she grows up, and the analog sound is just a wee bit richer.”
- JAMES COULSON, METROPOLIS MAGAZINE, JAPAN
Ruskin delivers a sinister version, with a thumping, four-to-the-floor beat overlaid with tense synths, while Hi-Shock’s effort is a rattling slow-builder that emphasizes the subtle acid of the original. But the standout is Berkovi’s low-slung minimal tech-house groover, replete with seductive, serpent-like hisses.
When asked about the current format dilemma, the Aussie Bergen is quick to champion vinyl.
“Honestly? Digital is glutted out,” he tells Metropolis. “It’s a great medium to exercise lack of restraint and release experimental stuff since there are no overheads, but sales and attention are minimal. Digital is physically intangible, and CDs have gone the way of the dinosaur. DJing vinyl is something I can show my daughter when she grows up, and the analog sound is just a wee bit richer.”
- JAMES COULSON, METROPOLIS MAGAZINE, JAPAN
CUT BIT MOTORZ.
Golden Garden.
IF116 - RELEASE DATE 4 MAY 2010
Brand new EP from our Japanese mate Cut Bit Motorz (formerly known as Gadget Cassette), with remixes by Tomi Chair and Little Nobody. For flippantly obvious reasons this baby's being released on Midori no Hi - Greenery Day in Japan and part of Golden Week.
1. Golden Garden
2. Golden Garden (Tomi Chair remix)
3. Golden Garden (Little Nobody remix)
CHECK OUT HERE
K. ALEXI SHELBY.
The More U Do It EP.
IF108 - RELEASE DATE 29 APRIL 2010
Chicago legend K. Alexi Shelby returns with an absolute vengeance, pulling no punches with the booty or the funk and joined by protege Norman Chung.
Having previously released on Transmat/ACV/Studio !K7/Warp Records/Trax/etc, Shelby's also the Club MCM that appeared on Jeff Mills' legendary Live at The Liquid Room, Tokyo 1996 set and in Derrick May's Mix-Up Vol. 5 - and he was in DJ Hell's X-Mix-5... Yum. Respect indeed.
Check sound samples HERE.
BEN MILL.
Dancefloor Confessions of a Stalker.
IF112 - IN CONJUNCTION WITH GYNOID. RELEASE DATE 19 APRIL 2010
The classic track off IF100 gets the remix treatment from SPACE DJZ, SHIN NISHIMURA, BITCH SHIFT and DJ HI-SHOCK and is already being spun by the likes of Mark Broom.
Set to be bigger than Ben Hur's mainframe.
Check out sounds and cough up cash HERE.
LITTLE NOBODY feat. ROBO*BRAZILEIRA. Robota EP (VINYL).
IF101 - RELEASE DATE 6 APRIL 2010
with remixes by DAVE TARRIDA, STEVE STOLL, JAMMIN' UNIT, LITTLE NOBODY and DJ HI-SHOCK, plus TOSHIYUKI YASUDA'S original a cappella. Yum.
Get this limited edition black wax baby, charted by Ben Klock & Donk Boys, HERE.
MARCIN MARKOWSKI.
Normality in His Abnormality.
IF105 - RELEASE DATE 18 APRIL 2010
Digital bleep/glitch and leftfield techno philanderings from our new addition to the IF? roster, Marcin Markowski from Poland - who's also currently doing much of our art!
1. Nu
2. Digital Product
3. Phosphotransferace
4. Granularity Transfer
5. Contributory Factor
Check sound samples HERE.
Son Of Zev/Rysh Paprota.
Split 12-inch, Minus Vinyl #10.
IF113 - RELEASE DATE 1 APRIL 2010
Another rousing dual selection from two of the right proper Melbourne crew: Rysh Paprota and Son Of Zev, putting together some cool cat tech/electronica in another wildly diverse split offering.
LISTEN + INDULGE HERE.
VARIOUS.
Is Your MP3 Player Ready?
Weird Fodder From The Coffers.
IF111 - RELEASE DATE 20 MARCH 2010
Strange obscurities and demented tunes from our back-catalogue, some of it deleted - set for release on the Japanese public holiday 春分の日 Shunbun no Hi: established in 1948 as a day for the admiration of nature and the love of living things. Bah, humbug.
Feat. Little Nobody, Sake Sakura, Alone Together, LNEE minus 3, Aneb, Funk Gadget, Conversational Dentures and a classic from the LN Elektronische Ensemble.
OUT NOW RIGHT HERE
BITCH SHIFT.
Evil From The Needle.
IF106 - RELEASE DATE 28 FEBRUARY 2010
Blitzing new track by one of our preferred Melbourne techno/house blokes, with a whole rash of remixes lined-up.
1. Bitch Shift – Evil from the Needle (Original Mix)
2. Bitch Shift – Evil from the Needle (Wyndell Long remix)
3. Bitch Shift – Evil from the Needle (Alkan remix)
4. Bitch Shift – Evil from the Needle (Paul Birken remix)
5. Bitch Shift – Evil from the Needle (Takashi Watanabe remix)
6. Bitch Shift – Evil from the Needle (Enclave remix)
7. Bitch Shift – Evil from the Needle (Little Nobody remix)
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
REVIEW - 3D WORLD, SYDNEY MARCH 2010
Bitch Shift -
Evil From The Needle (IF? Records)
This latest download only EP on Andrez 'Little Nobody' Bergen's Tokyo-based IF? Label comes from Melbourne techno producer Bitch Shift and manages to pack in no less than six different reworkings by an impressive cast of remixers.
In its original mix form 'Evil From The Needle' sees Bitch Shift opting for rattling and relentless mechanical techno grooves that roll with factory line precision as glittering synth droplets float through the mix.
By comparison, Wyndell Long's remix merges a male voice repeating “fuck the pain away' over vocoded rumblings and razor-sharp tech snares, before Alkan opts for minimal click-y tom-driven grooves, and Paul Birken sends urgent-sounding dubbed out synth tones spinning against a thundering backdrop of rattling snares and acid squelches.
Little Nobody also contributes a remix that opts for straight down the line dancefloor attack, making this a tasty package that should please techno heads of all persuasions.
- CHRIS DOWNTON
Bitch Shift -
Evil From The Needle (IF? Records)
This latest download only EP on Andrez 'Little Nobody' Bergen's Tokyo-based IF? Label comes from Melbourne techno producer Bitch Shift and manages to pack in no less than six different reworkings by an impressive cast of remixers.
In its original mix form 'Evil From The Needle' sees Bitch Shift opting for rattling and relentless mechanical techno grooves that roll with factory line precision as glittering synth droplets float through the mix.
By comparison, Wyndell Long's remix merges a male voice repeating “fuck the pain away' over vocoded rumblings and razor-sharp tech snares, before Alkan opts for minimal click-y tom-driven grooves, and Paul Birken sends urgent-sounding dubbed out synth tones spinning against a thundering backdrop of rattling snares and acid squelches.
Little Nobody also contributes a remix that opts for straight down the line dancefloor attack, making this a tasty package that should please techno heads of all persuasions.
- CHRIS DOWNTON
Little Nobody/Sebastian Bayne.
Split 12-inch, Minus Vinyl #9.
IF107 - RELEASE DATE 17 FEBRUARY 2010
A special treat, this - two remixes of Little Nobody's track 'Compulsion' cooked up in Moscow by one of our favourite nomadic, ever-traveling Sydneysiders, Sebastian Bayne (aka DJ Slab), the former editor of 3D World magazine, who Andrez played with in Beijing way back in 2001 (at Seb's club), and who's currently baking some of the best tech-house/electronica we've heard - supported by Laurent Garnier.
1. Compulsion (Mockba Mix один)
2. Compulsion (Mockba Mix два)
CHECK OUT HERE
FUNK GADGET. Blah Blah EP.
VINYL RELEASE DATE 15 FEBRUARY 2010 IN CONJUNCTION WITH SLIDEBAR RECORDINGS.
Brand new white vinyl through the sister label to German's sensational Kitty Corner, with remixes from SI BEGG, PATRICK PULSINGER, PAUL BIRKEN and DAVE TARRIDA, plus the original edit by IF? founder Andrez.
ORDER THIS WHITE VINYL TREASURE HERE.
VARIOUS.
Love Songs for the Feint of Heart.
IF065 - RE-RELEASE DATE 14 FEBRUARY 2010
Re-release of the greatest leftfield rock 'n' roll/post-triphop/offbeat folk-electronica compilation ever, just in time for Valentine's Day and those of us with a romantic bone located somewhere in our bodies...
Featuring Tunng, My Exit Music, Abis, Aneb, Little Nobody, Eri Makino and Daari.
PRE-ORDER FOR YOUR LOVED ONE HERE.
Kultrun/Radic.
Split 12-inch, Minus Vinyl #8.
IF104 - RELEASE DATE 26 JANUARY 2010
Two of our current fave Melbourne acts get together on the same digital download dubplate with some yummy brand new tunes just in time for Australia Day.
1. Kultrun - Zap
2. Radic - Brain Candy
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
Toshiyuki Yasuda/Little Nobody.
Split 12-inch, Minus Vinyl #7.
IF102 - RELEASE DATE 25 DECEMBER 2009
One of IF?'s favourite, more cooly quirky Japanese artists (who's also worked with Señor Coconut) gets together with our label founder to rehash each other's tunes. Yum.
Just in time for Christmas – and the length of Toshiyuki’s remix even matches the catalog number!
1. Toshiyuki Yasuda – Pink House (Little Nobody remix)
2. Little Nobody – Nobody’s Driving (Toshiyuki Yasuda remix)
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
REVIEW - 3D WORLD, SYDNEY DECEMBER 2009
Little Nobody vs. Toshiyuki Yasuda –
Split 12 Inch, Minus Vinyl #7 (IF? Records)
As the title suggests, this seventh in Japanese label IF?'s ongoing 'virtual' 12 inch series offers up a tie-in with the festive season, with label boss (and expat Melburnian) Little Nobody and Japanese producer Toshiyuki Yasuda (who's previously worked with Senor Coconut) doing a remix swap on each other's tracks. Little Nobody kicks things off with a reworking of Yasuda's 'Pink House' that sets the controls for stripped-back techno, with sparse snares and kickdrums gliding out over a curiously undulating backdrop of sub-bass murmurs, synthetic bleeps and vaguely ragga-centric keys. On the 'flip' meanwhile Yasuda offers up a reworking of Little Nobody's 'Nobody's Driving' that sends clattering, stutter-edited brass samples and hiphop breaks ricocheting all over the place ala Prefuse 73, all whilst coming in at just a shade over a minute in running length. A late Xmas pressie from IF? that's well worth chasing.
- CHRIS DOWNTON
Little Nobody vs. Toshiyuki Yasuda –
Split 12 Inch, Minus Vinyl #7 (IF? Records)
As the title suggests, this seventh in Japanese label IF?'s ongoing 'virtual' 12 inch series offers up a tie-in with the festive season, with label boss (and expat Melburnian) Little Nobody and Japanese producer Toshiyuki Yasuda (who's previously worked with Senor Coconut) doing a remix swap on each other's tracks. Little Nobody kicks things off with a reworking of Yasuda's 'Pink House' that sets the controls for stripped-back techno, with sparse snares and kickdrums gliding out over a curiously undulating backdrop of sub-bass murmurs, synthetic bleeps and vaguely ragga-centric keys. On the 'flip' meanwhile Yasuda offers up a reworking of Little Nobody's 'Nobody's Driving' that sends clattering, stutter-edited brass samples and hiphop breaks ricocheting all over the place ala Prefuse 73, all whilst coming in at just a shade over a minute in running length. A late Xmas pressie from IF? that's well worth chasing.
- CHRIS DOWNTON
VARIOUS.
IF100.
IF100 - RELEASE DATE 15 DECEMBER 2009.
ALL MELBOURNE ARTISTS. ALL GOOD.
Ben Mill . Craig McWhinney . Isnod . Enclave . G3 . Zen Paradox . Alkan . TR-Storm . Kultrun . Little Nobody . Koda . DJ Fodder . Son Of Zev . Schlock Tactile . Dick Drone . Andrez Bergen . plus others
Celebrating the 100th IF? release and exactly 15 years on the job, with some original artists off the label plus brand new ones - and remixes by Patrick Pulsinger, DJ Warp, Shin Nishimura, Secret Surfer, and Bill Youngman.
SEE HERE FOR FULL INFO
SAKE SAKURA.
Tokaido Yotsuya Kaidan.
IF098 - RELEASE DATE 5 DECEMBER 2009
Eerie Japanese electronica from the artist otherwise known as Sakura Sake.
1. Kabuki
2. Tokaido Yotsuya Kaidan
3. Sake Sakura Yata!
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
REVIEW - 3D WORLD, SYDNEY JANUARY 2010
Sake Sakura – Tokaido Yotsuya Kaidan
Split 12 Inch, Minus Vinyl #7 (IF? Records)
This latest digital download-only single on IF? represents the debut release from enigmatic Japanese electronic producer Sake Sakura, and collects together three tracks that lean distinctly towards the more abstract/experimental end of the listening spectrum. 'Kabuki' opens things on a sinister, cinematic tip with the slow scrape of metallic percussion tracing a path beneath eerie, flute-like textures, shortly before things resolve themselves around a stripped-down backbone of minimal tech rhythms. By contrast, 'Tokaido Yotsuya Kaidan' opts for more dark and industrial-edged textures, with glitchy bursts of noise arcing their way across chaotic synths, before 'Sake Sakura Yata!' closes things off with a minute and a half long segue through disorienting pitch-shifted samples and sparse, hard-edged tech-y snares, the entire effect calling to mind one of The Boredom's sampladelic chaotic experiments more than anything else. While it won't be for everyone, there's definitely some very interesting stuff happening here.
- CHRIS DOWNTON
Sake Sakura – Tokaido Yotsuya Kaidan
Split 12 Inch, Minus Vinyl #7 (IF? Records)
This latest digital download-only single on IF? represents the debut release from enigmatic Japanese electronic producer Sake Sakura, and collects together three tracks that lean distinctly towards the more abstract/experimental end of the listening spectrum. 'Kabuki' opens things on a sinister, cinematic tip with the slow scrape of metallic percussion tracing a path beneath eerie, flute-like textures, shortly before things resolve themselves around a stripped-down backbone of minimal tech rhythms. By contrast, 'Tokaido Yotsuya Kaidan' opts for more dark and industrial-edged textures, with glitchy bursts of noise arcing their way across chaotic synths, before 'Sake Sakura Yata!' closes things off with a minute and a half long segue through disorienting pitch-shifted samples and sparse, hard-edged tech-y snares, the entire effect calling to mind one of The Boredom's sampladelic chaotic experiments more than anything else. While it won't be for everyone, there's definitely some very interesting stuff happening here.
- CHRIS DOWNTON
WYNDELL LONG.
Inari/Remixes.
IF092 - RELEASE DATE 30 NOVEMBER 2009
New EP from one of our fave Chicago DJ/producers, Wyndell Long - previously on superb labels Peacefrog, Djax, Pro-Jex, Elektrax and Primate.
1. Wyndell Long – Inari (5:38)
2. Wyndell Long – Inari (Takashi Watanbe remix #1)
3. Wyndell Long – Inari (Little Nobody remix)
4. Wyndell Long – Inari (Ben Mill remix)
5. Wyndell Long – Inari (Takashi Watanabe remix #2)
6. Wyndell Long – Inari (DJ Hi-Shock remix)
7. Wyndell Long – Future
8. Jungle Taitei – Taitei Drums (Wyndell Long remix)
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
New EP from one of our fave Chicago DJ/producers, Wyndell Long - previously on superb labels Peacefrog, Djax, Pro-Jex, Elektrax and Primate.
1. Wyndell Long – Inari (5:38)
2. Wyndell Long – Inari (Takashi Watanbe remix #1)
3. Wyndell Long – Inari (Little Nobody remix)
4. Wyndell Long – Inari (Ben Mill remix)
5. Wyndell Long – Inari (Takashi Watanabe remix #2)
6. Wyndell Long – Inari (DJ Hi-Shock remix)
7. Wyndell Long – Future
8. Jungle Taitei – Taitei Drums (Wyndell Long remix)
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
DASHA RUSH.
I Run Iron I Run Ironic:
Comme La Neige remixes.
IF094 - RELEASE DATE 30 NOVEMBER 2009
Remixes of the superb Russian-expat who currently resides in France and plays at clubs like Tresor.
1. Comme La Neige (Original Mix)
2. Comme La Neige (E383 remix)
3. Comme La Neige (Alkan remix)
4. Comme La Neige (Takashi Watanabe remix)
5. Comme La Neige (Ben Mill remix)
6. Comme La Neige (Enclave remix)
7. Comme La Neige (Isnod remix)
8. Comme La Neige (Little Nobody remix)
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
Remixes of the superb Russian-expat who currently resides in France and plays at clubs like Tresor.
1. Comme La Neige (Original Mix)
2. Comme La Neige (E383 remix)
3. Comme La Neige (Alkan remix)
4. Comme La Neige (Takashi Watanabe remix)
5. Comme La Neige (Ben Mill remix)
6. Comme La Neige (Enclave remix)
7. Comme La Neige (Isnod remix)
8. Comme La Neige (Little Nobody remix)
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
TALL TREES.
Broken Friend (Hurting Yourself).
IF080 - RELEASE DATE 30 OCTOBER 2009
Bloody awesome track by Melbourne producer Bill Hunter (BeatGeek Records/Kiss-FM) in his vocal side-project Tall Trees - with equally sizzling remixes by fellow Melburnians Ben Mill (Chairman of the Board), Little Nobody, Rysh and Andrez Bergen.
The Chairman of the Board remix is even getting spun by Ripperton.
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
LUKE'S ANGER.
Several Sizes Too Big.
IF099 - RELEASE DATE 20 OCTOBER 2009
Brilliant, lovely stuff from one of our current fave British musos, the guy who slew 'em at the last BLOC party and really is showing how to redefine electronica at the mo' - plus now remixed by Donk Boys & Wyndell Long.
1. Several Sizes Too Big
2. Critical Error
3. Sound Clash
4. Project Perk
Cool cover by Hollie Etheridge.
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
LITTLE NOBODY.
Compulsion.
IF096 - RELEASE DATE 30 SEPTEMBER 2009.
Remixes by:
LUKE'S ANGER . DJ WADA (CO-FUSION) . BEN PEST . DONK BOYS . KODA . WYNDELL LONG . BITCH SHIFT . GADGET CASSETTE . KID WHATEVER . E383 . MICOLAND . M-KODA . TAKASHI WATANABE (DJ WARP)
“For some reason, it reminds me of the Art Of Noise. I like the track.”
ANTHONY SHAKIR (International DJ Gigolo/Disko B/Transmat/430 West)
“Definitely on the old school buzz, reminiscent of Suburban Knight.”
DAVE TARRIDA (Tresor/Sativae/Missile Records/BPitch Control)
“Very UR for sure.”
STEVE STOLL (NovaMute/Djax-Up-Beats/Proper N.Y.C.)
DJ FODDER. Busted Piano.
Max Durante remix.
RELEASE DATE 22 SEPTEMBER 2009
IN COLLABORATION WITH
HYPNOTIC ROOM SPECIAL EDITION
The first DJ Fodder single in a decade, mixed by one of Italy's pioneering techno types.
01. Busted Piano (In Da City - Max Durante Remix)
02. Busted Piano (Original Mix)
MORE INFO + SAMPLES HERE
JOSEPH GAYETTY.
The Greatest Necessity of the Age!
IF084 - RELEASE DATE 10 SEPTEMBER 2009
1. The Greatest Necessity of the Age!
2. Escape
3. The Greatest Necessity of the Age! (Gargantua And Pantagruel remix)
Debut release from our French expat apprentice plumber in Tokyo.
CHECK OUT + BUY HERE
LITTLE NOBODY.
Like A Sturgeon.
IF087 - RELEASE DATE 30 AUGUST 2009
1. The Big Full Stop, Comma
2. Like A Sturgeon
3. Do You Know What My Brother Calls You?
4. Jass Muzak (Extended Mix)
Newish stuff from the founder of IF?, plus a couple of rejigs never quite before released
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LITTLE NOBODY. Get Away From It All.
Justin Robertson remix.
RELEASE DATE 24 AUGUST 2009
IN COLLABORATION WITH
HYPNOTIC ROOM SPECIAL EDITION
From the immaculate remixer of Bjork, The Happy Mondays, Fatboy Slim, Luke Slater, Ben Mill and Felix Da Housecat...
01. Get Away From It All (Justin Robertson Remix)
02. Get Away From It All (AB- Mix)
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SON OF ZEV.
T.O.M.M.S.
IF079 - RELEASE DATE 30 AUGUST 2009
1. T.O.M.M.S (Original Mix)
2. T.O.M.M.S (Wolfgang Klein remix)
3. Missing Parts (Original Mix)
4. Missing Parts (Wolfgang Klein remix)
New bangin' freestyle techno from one of the Second Wave of IF? producers, the indomitable and oft-inspiring Son Of Zev.
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M-KODA. Minimalike EP.
IF090 - RELEASE DATE 25 AUGUST 2009
1. Point
2. IE
3. Minimalike
Debut IF? release by excellent Japanese techno artist Satoshi Kodama.
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ENCLAVE.
Ironyism Remixes.
IF085 - RELEASE DATE 31 JULY 2009
1. Ironyism (Little Nobody remix)
2. Ironyism (Cut Phobic remix)
3. Ironyism (Ben Mill remix)
4. Ironyism (E383 remix)
Sizzling and overtly diverse remixes of the seminal Melbourne track, sourced from producers back in Australia as well as from Japan and the UK.
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NANA MOUSKOURI'S SPECTACLES.
The Sushi-Banana Project.
IF093 - RELEASE DATE 31 JULY 2009
The debut EP from regular IF? remixer + iconoclast, Nana Mouskouri's Spectacles.
1. Sushi-Banana Mk. I
2. Sushi-Banana Mk. II
3. Sushi-Banana Mk. III
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VERONICA DU LAC. Because It Pays So Thin.
Bill Youngman remix.
RELEASE DATE 27 JULY 2009
IN COLLABORATION WITH HYPNOTIC ROOM SPECIAL EDITION
Getting Bill Youngman in on the remix was something both Andrez and Kana aspired toward, and the Berlin-based Tresor veteran (and frequent Tobias Schmidt collaborator) has here let down neither: His remix is true to the intent of the original, then sears its way into the psyche in completely unexpected, lurching, mind-bending machine-made ways. It’s so glorious, it aches.
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IN COLLABORATION WITH HYPNOTIC ROOM SPECIAL EDITION
Getting Bill Youngman in on the remix was something both Andrez and Kana aspired toward, and the Berlin-based Tresor veteran (and frequent Tobias Schmidt collaborator) has here let down neither: His remix is true to the intent of the original, then sears its way into the psyche in completely unexpected, lurching, mind-bending machine-made ways. It’s so glorious, it aches.
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FUNK GADGET. Blah Blah.
Patrick Pulsinger remix.
RELEASE DATE 10 JULY 2009
IN COLLABORATION WITH
HYPNOTIC ROOM SPECIAL EDITION
When it came to choosing a remixer for this track, Patrick Pulsinger’s name was at the very top of the list - and now we all know why. His mix is all wonderful bleeps, mesmerizing glitches, and chunky, sci-fi electro-tech grooves. In fact, after hearing this baby, we can’t imagine anyone talented or intuitive enough to tackle the eclectic coolness of ‘Blah Blah’ with such versatile ease.
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IF? RECORDS vs. DEAD CHANNEL.
Robota Remixes Inc.
IF088 - RELEASE DATE 30 JUNE 2009
1. Robota (Original mix) (5:51)
2. Robota (Ant Orange remix) (4:48)
3. Robota (E383 remix) (4:38)
4. Robota (Chris Kubex remix) (4:36)
5. Robota (Dave Blakemore remix) (5:53)
6. Robota (Ben Mill remix) (5:59)
7. Robota (Elektronauts Extended mix) (10:00)
8. Robota (Noisepsalm remix) (5:59)
9. Robota (Koda remix) (6:09)
10. Robota (Slam-Dunk Ninja remix) (7:51)
11. Robota (Jammin’ Unit remix) (5:16)
12. Robota (Prekids remix) (8:32)
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COLLABORATIVE RELEASE WITH DEAD CHANNEL (UK)
1. Robota (Original mix) (5:51)
2. Robota (Ant Orange remix) (4:48)
3. Robota (E383 remix) (4:38)
4. Robota (Chris Kubex remix) (4:36)
5. Robota (Dave Blakemore remix) (5:53)
6. Robota (Ben Mill remix) (5:59)
7. Robota (Elektronauts Extended mix) (10:00)
8. Robota (Noisepsalm remix) (5:59)
9. Robota (Koda remix) (6:09)
10. Robota (Slam-Dunk Ninja remix) (7:51)
11. Robota (Jammin’ Unit remix) (5:16)
12. Robota (Prekids remix) (8:32)
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COLLABORATIVE RELEASE WITH DEAD CHANNEL (UK)
DJ FODDER.
Busted Piano.
RELEASE DATE 30 JUNE 2009
After a 10-year absence, DJ Fodder returns (minus one) – with the first Fodder release since ‘Cocaine Speaking’, which ended up being remixed by Mijk van Dijk, Dave Tarrida, Pnau, Pocket, Captain Funk, Jason Leach (Subhead), DJ Warp, DJ Hi-Shock, and others.
A decade later the equation is three versions of the same locked groove, with a tinkering of variety and "concerto" iconoclasm. Go figure. We love it.
1. A Quickie Opening Movement
2. A Slow Inexpressive Movement
3. A Faster Round Up
"That DJ Fodder release is great!" (Luke, SUB BASS SNARL) LISTEN + BUY HERE
After a 10-year absence, DJ Fodder returns (minus one) – with the first Fodder release since ‘Cocaine Speaking’, which ended up being remixed by Mijk van Dijk, Dave Tarrida, Pnau, Pocket, Captain Funk, Jason Leach (Subhead), DJ Warp, DJ Hi-Shock, and others.
A decade later the equation is three versions of the same locked groove, with a tinkering of variety and "concerto" iconoclasm. Go figure. We love it.
1. A Quickie Opening Movement
2. A Slow Inexpressive Movement
3. A Faster Round Up
"That DJ Fodder release is great!" (Luke, SUB BASS SNARL) LISTEN + BUY HERE
LITTLE NOBODY. Jass Muzak.
Wyndell Long remixes.
RELEASE DATE 25 JUNE 2009
IN COLLABORATION WITH ELEKTRAX
For his latest Little Nobody exercise in gripping, tech-seared introspection, Andrez went back to the “roots” of Chicago jazz, deconstructed the rhythm patterns of early jazz percussion, and reconfigured the outcome into the glorious freestyle techno-philanderings of ‘Jass Muzak’.
No shock that, remix-wise, Andrez turned to one of his favorite contemporary Chicago DJ/producers, Wyndell Long - a man who’d previously worked with Mike Dearborn and popped up on superb labels like Peacefrog, Djax, Pro-Jex and Primate—and one heck of a cool guy.
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LITTLE NOBODY feat. ROBO*BRAZILEIRA. Robota - Techno Mixes.
RELEASE DATE 9 JUNE 2009
IN COLLABORATION WITH ELEKTRAX
This is the remix that Elektrax + IF? have just been itching to unleash, from a man who’s been one of Little Nobody’s favorite techno producers since 1995, and is currently in the studio with pioneering electronic band Front 242:
STEVE STOLL.
Plus remixes from Koda, Elektronauts, Polygon Prompt, and Darkmode.
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VARIOUS ARTISTS.
Iffy Bizness. The Compilation.
IN COLLABORATION WITH HYPNOTIC ROOM
06 JUNE 2009
With close to a century of IF? releases over the past 14 years, Hypnotic Room is proud to present a tribute collection of the more recent material from our coffers - 14 tracks, some unleashed over the past few months and others as-yet-unreleased, to celebrate 14 years of one very innovative, energetic and insightful record label.
Plus a brand new DONK BOYS remix.
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ZEITGEIST: 14 YEARS ON.
Various Artists, 1995
IF095 - RELEASE DATE 30 MAY 2009
May 2009 marks 14 years since the first ever IF? release, the Zeitgeist compilation of Melbourne artists - so, here it is re-released in all its glory... well, minus the vinyl, CDs and artwork, anyway!
1 TDM Printerex (7:02) 2 TR-Storm Rise (11:57) 3 Sonic Voyagers Beyond The Infinite (Warp Cruise Remix) (6:44) 4 FSOM Welcome (Thomas P. Heckmann Remix) (6:51) Remix - Thomas P. Heckmann 5 Amnesia (2) Bellmaze (4:20) 6 Q-Kontrol vs. Faktor Bioplexus (8:49) 7 Voiteck Damage (7:54) 8 Zen Paradox Rise From The Depths (5:52) 9 Pura Manual Hamburger (5:24) 10 Soulenoid Ra! (6:08) 11 Rapture The Joker Waves Goodbye... (2:54)
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May 2009 marks 14 years since the first ever IF? release, the Zeitgeist compilation of Melbourne artists - so, here it is re-released in all its glory... well, minus the vinyl, CDs and artwork, anyway!
1 TDM Printerex (7:02) 2 TR-Storm Rise (11:57) 3 Sonic Voyagers Beyond The Infinite (Warp Cruise Remix) (6:44) 4 FSOM Welcome (Thomas P. Heckmann Remix) (6:51) Remix - Thomas P. Heckmann 5 Amnesia (2) Bellmaze (4:20) 6 Q-Kontrol vs. Faktor Bioplexus (8:49) 7 Voiteck Damage (7:54) 8 Zen Paradox Rise From The Depths (5:52) 9 Pura Manual Hamburger (5:24) 10 Soulenoid Ra! (6:08) 11 Rapture The Joker Waves Goodbye... (2:54)
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NEBOYSHA.
Timepass.
IF078 - RELEASE DATE 30 MAY 2009.
More stuff from Eastern Europe, this time mesmerizingly cut-up and heavy by musician Nash Donson.
Original track, plus remixes by Dick Drone and Prekids.
1. Timepass
2. Timepass (Dick Drone remix)
3. Timepass (Prekids remix)
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