1st solo single from co-founder/writer of Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia, Robert Heynen. Features an exclusive PWOG -styled track "X-Out".

Debut full length release which continues the mellow moments from PWOG's first album. Mixed by Tim Freeman (PWOG).

Great mini album with 4 exclusive cuts including the special track "Traditional Ties With Dreaming" which highlights spoken word about Lakota Indian beliefs.

2 exclusive tracks. Title track features sample of those Bulgarian singers.

2 exclusive mixes of their best tribal-techno track. Features popular sample of Arabic singer Dunya Yunis (first used by Eno/Byrne).

The Shamanic tribal techno masterpiece that PWOG never made! Exquisite Corpse's great 2nd album follows up the potential of PWOG's ov Biospheres and Sacred Grooves. Includes album mix of "Inner Rhythm".

3 exclusive mixes of track from the Inner Light album. 2 mixes by Tim Freeman.

2 exclusive tracks. "Kupuri" features sitar samples. "Chalice" mixed by Tim Freeman.

5 exclusive tracks of minimal techno-house from Belgian DJ. Includes the Jeff Mills-styled "Sick & Crazy" and the harder "Just A Try Out".

Powerful minimal techno in the style of Detroit's Jeff Mills and Robert Hood. This album is full of pumping rhythms that fill out the dancefloor! Best tracks: "PN Junction", "Light Emitting Diode" and the electro-styled "Electronic Switch". The album was number one in Sven Vath's chart in the June/July issue of Groove magazine, number 4 in Hardfloor member Oliver Bondzio's list, and number 9 in the Groove Top 10. Electronic Lesson Part 1 was also voted "Techno Tip Of The Month" in Update magazine (June 97 issue) and got rave reviews in Oor, Basic Groove and Raveline.

4 great mixes of techno track featuring two by Vapourspace's Mark Gage (+8). "Dissolve" sounds like a PWOG track remixed by Esplendor Geometrico, with tribal drums and a cool spring-y metallic sound throughout. Mark Gage adds some live-sounding bass drums and a looped keyboard pattern on the "Jack 'n' The Basement Mix". The "Connection Dub" mix chills out with Indian vocal samples before becoming a phased-out trance track.

Techno and trance tracks including the Goa hit "Near To The Divine".

3 mixes including ambient-trance "Space Age Lounge Mix" by Heavenly Music Corporation (aka Kim Cascone, formerly of Silent Records).

CDEP with 2 mixes of trance hit: "Official Doof Mix" and "Swami Squel Anandas' Melamix". Also 3 mixes of the pumping track "Fearless": "original", "Have No Fear Mix" and "Live Version".

10 tracks featuring remixes of their industrial dance, techno and Goa singles. Includes their early hits "Possessed (Voodoo Mix)" and "Scratch Attack (Final Cut)" (an 808 and drum breaks mix done by the Detroit guys who became Underground Resistance). Also one of the Vapourspace mixes of "Dissolve" and Doof's mix of the Goa hit "Near To The Divine".

3 versions of a great Industrial-dance track from this German band including the kicking acid-trance "Sequenz 2 Mix" by Lassigue Bendthaus.

Real shame about this absolutely fantastic full-length release by Germany's prolific Uwe Schmidt (aka Atom Heart and many more). On Render he moves the Lassigue sound into techno, electro-dub ("Molecular Modelling") and ambient ("I'm Slowly Morphing") for a great concept on the cyber age. It's the classic album Kraftwerk should have made. Features the smoking breakbeat track "JKTV/Otaku (How Many Angels Can Dance On The Head Of A Modem?)" like his releases as Atomo Shinzo.

Acid-techno remixes of 6 tracks from the Render CD.

5 mixes of dancefloor techno track including 2 by LFO's Mark Bell (aka Speedjack).

Belgian Patrick Stevens (Hypnoskull, Sonar) with 4 exclusive tracks of acid "Chip/S", hard techno "Nippon Amerika" and distorted rhythms "Low Fidelity Lifeform".

Full length release of avant techno made from left-field samples, hard beats and fucked-up breaks ("Gentlemen, The Drummer Bas"). Also elements of Coil-ish ambience "Boiling Beats" and "Nippon Midi Kristus".

Awesome debut single. Trippy and tribal with spoken word sample of Timothy Leary.

Awesome track gets even better with three exclusive Drum Club remixes.

Debut album of trippy atmospheres and tribal rhythms. The record that deserved all the acclaim and was a key factor in making electronic music what it is today! ov Biospheres and Sacred Grooves is one of the most important dance records of the decade. New Musical Express called it "a truly ground breaking record" and with good reason, because ov Biospheres blends tribal trance, ambient, house and techno into a mind-bending trip that takes you across the universe without ever leaving the dance floor! Features 2 extra tracks on CD.

Fantastic 2nd single with sample of Moroccan pipers from Joujouka. 3 mixes.

35 m single with 2 new mixes of tracks from their debut album including 20 minute "Deconstructure" version of title cut (featuring Timothy Leary sample) and "Challenge (Kala Mix)" . Also new version of track featured on the Electro Genetic compilation "Patience (first step)" .

3 exclusive tracks recorded between their 2 albums for British radio.

4 minimal rhythm tracks ideal for DJ tools.

3 minimalist techno-house trax including the jazzy "SA Track 2". Plus a trippy ambient mix of their track on the Trance Europe Express 1 compilation, "Dust (At The Crossroads)". "A deep, dark workout overdubbed with suitably spooky effects. Not for consumption after dark" - NME.

Their brilliant second album with the hit track "Kraak". Also chilled lounging grooves "A Kind Of Prayer", ambient "Sheap?" and short interludes of experimental ambience "Revelation A- D" (actually the sound of their computer crashing!).

3 mixes of the big rhythm track from Record Of Breaks album.

Hit track from Record Of Breaks album remixed by Richie Hawtin (2 versions), Coil and Mark Broom (aka Minion).

Raw noisy techno with an anti-drug message ("Pusherskum") and militant attitude ("Nuke The USA"). Not completely gabber but getting there... Acid CD Of The Month in Bassic Groove magazine (#1 1997).

Acclaimed debut of 4 exclusive tracks from Japanese minimalist Riou Tomita, who's into pulsing beats, droning loops and weird voice bytes.

Brilliant first album! Fantastic minimalist beats and blips backed by industrial-ambient-style loops. Best tracks "PO Box No 67", "Onoreno" and "Tel-10". Also includes the techno-house track "Buffer" and the pretty ambient track "Miss Retina".

5 absolutely essential tracks with backing sounds that really cut through. You need to hear "Room For Improvement", "...Me" and the hip hop breaks track "Song 3".

4 track single previewing the Cone of Confusion album. Includes "Ekamo" featuring more of Riou's favourite bell loops; and the ambient-breaks track "Biske".

2nd album of outstanding minimalism. Kicking beats and weird tones. Best tracks include "Base Like Kik", "Agnes" and "Cone Of Confusion". Also features hip hop breaks on "Beat Ion", "Teleco" and "135 Long". CD includes six more tracks than vinyl version (which has an exclusive cut "Miricle Yang").

1997 album from Japan's minimal king with even more stripped-down beats and experimental sounds. Best tracks "Return 1", "Visual Arts" and the house-y "Return 2". CD with four extra tracks.

Preview of the Totality album that moves Test Dept's percussive sound into techno and World music influences. Features 2 mixes each of "Zenergy" and the Indian-flavored "Tabla Rasa". "Zenergy" features the vocals of Katie-Jane Garside from Daisy Chainsaw.

Their distinctive percussive sound with techno beats and influences from ragga rap, drum and bass and World music (India, Africa).

Self-Transforming Machine Elves member with an electronic/chill out project sampling environmental sounds and Tibetan chant ("Panspermia"). Highlight is the deep ambient track "Aura".

English trance track in three versions, including the techno-trance-breaks mixes "Ruff Mix" and "Sleep Deprivation Mix". Engineered by Tim Freeman (PWOG).

3 mixes of the PWOG-styled percussive track engineered by Tim Freeman: "Original", "Bonus Dub" and "Only For The Headstrong".

Dutch group with releases on Disko B, Silver recordings and 14 (!) from their own Bunker label, into minimalistic acid and techno-house with distorted sounds. The highlight is the psychedelic "World Turns Round". A less aggressive, Detroit sound is heard on "Biosoft", "Ecology" and "Monitor". Vinyl features extra track "Millenium".

Tracks from limited editions released on their own labels. 2 exclusive cuts on each format. From stripped-down drum machine rhythms to their current minimal sound. Best tracks "Radar" and the ambient-ish "Source".

1990 compilation featuring: 2nd Communication "Ascent", Cat Rapes Dog "Madman", Dominion "Lies On The Line", Force Dimension "Tension", Insekt "Bacteria", Jah Wobble/Invaders of the Heart "Psyche", Jason Rawhead "Dead Lane", Kode IV "Work", Pearls for Swains "Cherry Black Sugar", Philadelphia Five "Watch Out", Purr "Pitbull", Smersh "Armored Man Dub", Stereotaxic Device "Lostland" and Vomito Negro "Save The World".

1992 compilation with exclusive original mix of track by Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia "Patience", and a previously released track from Exquisite Corpse "What A Life" (from Reassembling Reality). Also includes exclusive tracks or mixes from Blue Eyed Christ "Burning Bodies", 2nd Communication "Fire", Sloppy Wrenchbody "2nd Episode", Minister Of Noise "Chasing The Flame", Insekt "Zoeloe Noizz" and Numb "Curse". Also previously released tracks from DRP "Warp", Stereotaxic Device "BPM", Kode IV "Disobey", Cat Rapes Dog "Point Of No Return" and Swains "Surely Get's Me". Booklet includes info on all the groups.

Featuring HNAS "Silvertereffekte", DDAA "Not By Shock", Smersh "Tuneless Radiator", Force Dimension "Tension", Vomito Negro "Damage Is Done", The New Sacristy "Crossfire Hurricane", Jason Rawhead "Skunk" and Politics Of Experience "Caveman".

A 1993 collection of groups from Antwerp subtitled "A Cultural Decay Compilation" . Features industrial, rock, punk and alternative pop groups including: Vidna Obmana, Hybryds, Starfish Enterprises and others.

2CD set for-the-price-of-one with techno tracks from the KK catalogue by Lassigue Bendthaus, Test Dept, Kode IV, Exquisite Corpse, PWOG and Riou. Also includes industrial-dance and EBM tracks from DHI, Plastic Noise Experience, Swains, Sielwolf, Numb and 2nd Communication.