We are delighted to introduce you to our latest signing Ogris Debris. These young fellas from Vienna are sitting on a swing called 'Sexy Chair'. They use it to oscillate between techno and house music, in full swing, sort of. Actually Daniel Kohlmeigner and Gregor Ladenhauf are two really bad pranksters, or how they say in Austria- 'Lausbuam'. After two 12'' on the Compost Black Label Series and their supersmasher 'Miezekatze' OD finally found a cosy home @ Affine and are ready to astound with their full EP debut called 'Aery'.

        The whole EP was built around a basic idea, a kind of 'aery' sound element that served as the spine for four completely different clones. Probably a picture-perfect for every ornithologist but more likely to cause maximum euphoria on the dancefloor. The opener 'Dark Aery' is an object lesson on how to use a carpet beater (Ogris Debris' Corporate Identity) and to create a sophisticated cracker. Definitely the most extroverted tune on this record is 'Night Aery' - just imagine a former popular 80s actor passionately playing the trumpet.

            The flipside continues with 'Day Aery' and shows plenty of deepness, memorable hymnic vocals, the right dosage of tweaking aesthetics plus a magnetic jackin' groove. The perfect soundtrack for sunrise comes at the end- 'Light Aery' - sky is the limit...

Respected Swedish DJ/producer Jesper Dahlback turns to Cari Lekebusch H productions label for his next release; the three-tracker Moggl. Full review after the jump.

We’ve come to known Jesper Dahlback as a very talented artist in the field of (electro)house and techno and in that sense, his new EP isn’t any different.
The release kicks of with Cvan, a doomy house tune riddled with techno elements and a nasty roaring little bassline that’s best enjoyed through a wall of speakers. Although it’s a bit too repetitive at some points, the tune’s defo a cool tool to DJs who aim to treat their audience to minimal, hypnotizing techno with a bite.
Up next is Cripx, another fairly minimal tune with a cut-up siren melody as its main attraction. Much like Cvan, the tune relies on a single constant bass loop while its rhythm’s highly dynamic at all times. Another rather monotone piece of techno, yet with a slightly edgier bite.

Rounding things up here is Moggl –a digital exclusive- a deep, growling heavy techno stomper with an oldschool house cymbal structure, distorted fx and evil kicks. Moggl’s the most techno orientated tune of the three and definitely the most effective cut on the EP. Very cool stuff.

Final verdict: Cvan and Cripx are solid jams, but Moggl’s where the real value’s at. Solid stuff, although overall speaking things could have been much more exciting.

Right in time for summer Oslo presents us two promising talents from Romania named NOIDOI. They

fit perfectly into the exceptional talent round of Oslo and let us hope on a  hot summer.

"Aprilli 9" on the a side is a classic piece with wonderful house chords, which kept the audience by his extraordinary sound.

NOIDOI opens up on the B side with "Aprilli 6", a title with no less high quality. The sound is definite more electronic pronounced than on the A side.

"Trebor", impulsive and at the same time groovie is ideally suited for the somewhat late hour and rounds the EP off with his deepen mood.