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Virtual Geisha

Ambient Jazz analogue synth explorations ft. Black Midi drummer Morgan Simpson.

3 mysterious edits of Caribbean 90's merengue-house in the disastrous H.A.N.D. style, exploring the less conventional boundaries of latin house.

Kylie's best selling album from 2001, a glitzy mix of disco, dance-pop & synth-pop, featuring the massive hit "Can't Get You Out Of My Head".

Previously unreleased early 90's italian breaky tribal techno produced by Sergio Fazio. Remastered and embellished with a remix by Trent.

Piers Harrison (Test Pressing / Soft Rocks) & Stuart Leath's (Emotional Rescue / Sacred Summits) Mysticisms imprint continues its global search for amazing music, hitting gold again with an EP of four previously unreleased house meets IDM with a dreamy edges by Romania's HAN aka Dan Handrabur, culled from early studio recordings between 1991-95. After getting into record store culture he began building a studio and eventually gave up studying in favour of production, relocated to Vancouver, Canada, where his debut release (as X Drone with Adham Shaikh in 1993) began to establish Handrabur's role as an integral part its electronic scene. Appearances with Harthouse, Exist Dance, Eye Q Records and many more followed, plus collaborations with the legendary Phil Western. The four tracks here haven't aged at all, with nimble beats, action-packed arrangements and dreamy atmospheres, 'Give In & Resist' coming on like Rising High-era Mixmaster Morris crossed with the playfulness of Air Liquide, and 'Phantasme' revelling in the same cross-rhythmic fun that informed The Black Dog's classics.

Nothing tells you that the summer is approaching than a tip-top scorching hot remix package, with 3 fresh perspectives causing UV rays to pierce out the soundsystem with the hit of every bongo.Take it as a soundtrack for the balearic block party of fantasy; a communal affair of trance-dance conjuring and conjugation, genetic cellular beings fusing via common sound and familiar yet distant rhythms. Time to stretch, whether your face or legs, with the odd glance and side-eye around to your fellow dancers to confirm ‘mmmm yes’.Each mix seemingly holds a place with the movement of the sun; Telephone’s mix bringing the street together through the day, Audrey Danza’s descending into dusk, Jogada’s ascending for the dawn, and the essential bonus track for when the daydream finally melts away...