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mnlv04 09 . Dafluke - Err9r-Prone (Fitz Fixated Mix)

mnlv04 05 . Automata - Education Err9r

mnlv04 10 . Miss Fitz - Fetal Err9r

mnlv04 06 . Nir T. - Err9r's For Piano n'3

mnlv04 11 . Miss Fitz - Fetal Err9r (Dafluke Baby Got Err9r Remix)

mnlv04 12 . Fusiphorm - Useless Terr9r

mnlv04 13 . Munit - Eprics Err9rs

mnlv04 14 . Milos - Lamatch Terr9r

Our last release for 2005 features Milnor Modern, a refreshing and truly promisingly project based in Dessau, Germany; initiated and crafted by Nils Scheibe aka Treplec. Milnor has a strong focus on a style called "minimal.deep.freakin´techno" - a surprisingly concise and appropriate description that applies well to the labels output. Also the tracks on this exquisite mini compilation are taking the listener on a truly intense and freaked out mission between subtle, yet funky grooves and more repetitive structures all covered by sophisticated arrangements and inventive sound designs. With crazed love for detail, this collection not only melts six unique, almost unusual approaches. It also delivers a couple of forceful musically statements, done by an eclectic global roster of artists from diverse musical backgrounds whose only commonality seems to be the passion for a pulsating and constantly redefining genre.

mnlv03 02 . The Suffragettes - Rikuson

mnlv03 03 . Dubnoodles - No Problem

mnlv03 04 . Bruno Pronsato - Seria Suerte

mnlv03 05 . Ditch - Aloud

mnlv03 06 . Johan Fotmeijer - Tropiq

For their second release Minlove invited, london based imprint Sued Electronic, to submit new material that would best reflect the label's vision and output. The result is a compilation that offers a very diverse, and highly individual exploration of minimal electronic music - ranging from highly rhythmical, african influenced textures, to the more dubbier end of the spectrum, icy reduced yet quirky melodies and spacious cinematic meanderings. "Wormhole", by label head Alan Abrahams offers harmonious juxtapositions between state-of-the-art production methods, techno structures, world-music rhythms, and tribal chants / spoken words. Samples cut in and out at one instance and reappear in others, percussion is added at will, and textural elements are pasted into intricate collages to outstanding effects. Lump's highly infectious "Cake and Discipline" is a grooving mass of granulated noises crackling away over the 4/4 with a funked up sub bass adding the swing and minimally grooving underneath. The track is built and dissected with perfect precision, with subtle synths dotted around the 4/4, and clever vocal edits. "Yellow Leaf" by Milos enters reduced icy territories, with bassline depths to dubby floats and intricate textures forging a stripped, delicious line, in ascetic minimalism. The closing track " Halfway North" by AM/PM further demonstrates, his ability to combine contemporary electronic music, with beautiful conceptual composition. The skeletal percussion, sounding like a rattle snake, acts as a perfect catalyst and background for deeply melodic and strangely sparse sequences, chords and strings.