Muting The Noise

comeme is a need-to-be-loved label but for this one we just go for the barnt track which everyone knows from our dj sets since a while. daniel ansorge is probably one of the biggest talents we have here in germany so watch out for his future stuff.war of the worlds sirens which are causing a serious freakout in the right moment.

okay we have to admit that we have a crush on eastern german housemusic wether its from jena,leipzig or dresden! sounding fresher than ever this record is a strike as all tracks are winners in your recordbag.

while searching new material for a berghain set we came across this little diamond.the voiski track give us goosebumps everytime we drop it and the frist time was a memorable night at robert johnson earlier this year. if techno would always be good like that we would move straight to the berghain territory.

following the milan based duo since their first self printed ten inches we are happy to have this beast named " linked in " in our little sortiment. ron hardy styled psycho disco groove without being just a replica!!!

Almost exactly ten years ago, Âme, the duo of Frank Wiedemann and Kristian Beyer, was officially born. The two artists had met a year earlier and began working on music not long after, homing in on a style of house that was classically informed yet totally modern, as inspired by jazz, funk and soul as it was by Detroit techno. It was the beginning of a musical project that would define the next decade of their lives, with dozens of records, countless performances around the world, and perhaps most importantly, the creation of a signature sound that would help define an era of electronic music. Âme Live takes stock of everything that’s happened since then, connecting the dots between early records on Sonar Kollektiv, later works on Innervisions and still unreleased material. It also serves a much simpler purpose: documenting their exceptional live act. Âme started playing live in 2010, and in doing so devised one of the most idiosyncratic performances in club music today. Despite being limited to their own compositions, their live routine is at least as dynamic as their DJ sets: each performance is a vivid sequence of moods and styles, unhinged by genre and tempo and delivered with a kind of mad scientist intensity. The new album is made up of the best recordings from the road, reedited in the studio and woven into a continuous mix. Taken as a whole, it has a way of transcending space and time, with the duo’s lithe productions forming a stage for South African folk lyrics (“Ku Kanjani”), Portugese spoken word (“Insomnia”) and the music of 70’s funk icon Roy Ayers (“Tarzan”), not to mention Âme classics like “Where We At” and the all-mighty “Rej.” Though it’s heavy on familiar tracks, each one takes on a distinct new character in live form (there’s also one entirely new production: the “Beatless Mix” of Gui Boratto’s “This Is Not the End”). For fans, it’s a fresh take on Âme’s celebrated oeuvre. For everyone else, it’s a perfect introduction to one of house music’s most imaginative duos.

All three tracks on this EP were actually made for the Âme live show, but at the end it turned out that we used them in our DJ sets too. Due to the great feedback we decided to put them on a 12-inch accompanying the Âme Live CD. Karl Hyde and James Lavelle on one 12-inch should be something for a lad's paradise and even 'Enoi' sounds brighter than before. Is love silent?

This is the first Innervisions shirt in a very long time. The aesthetic of Innervisions records follows a simple pattern - every spring we change the direction of the artwork and then keep it for one year. And if you look outside the window you might realize its spring again! This shirt features the flashy ethno-etro-styled artwork of IV37 features a 6 color print. Proper 90ties style!

On this shirt you'll find the same renaissance-style robot friends that you will also see on the cover of the upcoming Âme Live CD, out on Innervisions in May 2012. This makes it an official Âme shirt! It's printed on a Trigema Change® t-shirt which is optimised to the principles of Cradle to Cradle®: These eco-effective garments are recyclable and 100 percent composed of non-critical substances. Neither their manufacturing process nor the products themselves generate any unusable or toxic substances. In short, these products are good all around: Eco-effective. Cradle-to-Cradle®-certified. Produced fair and locally. Made in Germany.

There was so much positive feedback for Philomena's cover designs that she decided to make some t-shirts for us. Both shirts have a 7 colour Philomena print on the front and are from Trigema's new Change series . Trigema Change® products are optimised to the principles of Cradle to Cradle®: The eco-effective garments Trigema Change® developed are recyclable and 100 percent composed of wholesome, non-critical substances. Neither their manufacturing process nor the products themselves generate any unusable or toxic substances. In short, these products are good all around: Eco-effective. Cradle-to-Cradle®-certified. Produced locally and fairly. Made in Germany and Philomena approved.

Official unofficial new Running Back shirt. Displaying the beloved human Helium Robot and lifted straight from the record (RB031 Jarza – Theo Parrish translations) you can finally wear an adequate shirt while listening or dancing to it. Available in white with the original pencil print and in black with a Mars-themed remix. Design by Gin N Guice.

We got a little tip from Fillipo Naughty Moscatello we'd like to pass on to you through the webshop. The Italian artist Rubini dedicated his record to the Group B era of racing cars. Everybody should love it! Do you remember Walter Roehrl in his Audi Quattro e.g.? Dixon usually plays this as his opening track. This record is exclusive available at MTN for 2 weeks!

Some strange guy moved to Stralau and now they call a whole record after this wasteland near Friedrichshain? Anyway… balearic psych-wasteland house which sounds like Harvey playing in Stralau.