Since its founding in 1990, the detroit underground resistance collective around "mad mike" banks has belonged to the good conscience of electronic dance music like hardly any other music sociological network, on both the content and the sound level. thus datapunk can take even more pride in the fact that the label received a particular accolade with the generally rare ur remixes of the 2005 rother single "when the sun goes down". "mike banks and i met by chance at a dinner during this year’s time warp, and to our joy we found out that we are both fans of each other. therefore i didn’t have to ask for remixes for very long," says anthony rother. the careful beginning of the “ain’t no sunshine” remix already appeared on the compilation "we are punks 3". in this remix, the bass drum only comes in after more than two minutes, contrasting dramatically with the compelling flash remix, whose psychoactively wandering chord hook line astonished both detroit traditionalists and contemporary sound researchers.

Greatest classic from Aux 88 remixed by The Advent, Aaron Carl, Mr De Paris The Black Fu (Detroit Gran Pubahs), Dj Xed. This release is very limited. Already played and charted by DAVE CLARKE (massive reaction during I Love Techno 2007), Juan Atkins, Aaron Carl, KEVIN SAUDERSON. A massive hit .

Baron Zen’s Rhythm Trax Vol. 3 is the third installment of Stones Throw’s DJ Friendly Rhythm Trax Series (preceded by James Pants and DJ Romes), and the follow-up to his early 90s four-track post-punk masterpiece, At The Mall. On Vol. 3, Baron Zen departs from his garage band roots summoning the spiritual essence of early 80’s electro pioneers such as Alexander Robotnik and Ryuchi Sakamoto. The soundscapes of this Rhythm Trax contribution satisfy the need for synth-drenched funk while maintaining a murky atmosphere intended to move even the haughtiest New Wave revivalist.

Fresh robotic Drexciyan electrotracks on the coolest electrolabel of the German-speaking part of Europe