Ricardo Villalobos
Salvador (Part 2 of 3) EP

RAWAX proudly presents the 4th release by Ricardo Villalobos on his own series!This time we have the honor to unveil Ricardo alias Richard Wolfsdorf "TIA"This gem was riginally released on Below in 2000!Ricardo compiled for the 25 Yars Anniversary Edition a new tracklisting!(Re-mastered, vinyl only)

RAWAX proudly presents Ricardo Villalobos' Salvador "Trilogy"!The three Masterpiece records which came out between 1998 - 2000 on Frisbee Tracks,are part of Ricardo's own series on RAWAX including new tracklistings!

DBH-Music - RAWAX proudly presents BANDULU 's first and timeless longplayer called Guidance! Originally released on Infonet in 1993!!!

DBH-Music - RAWAX proudly welcomes Percy X to the artist family! We are very happy to present you Anthony Scott MacKinnon under his Mion alias. Miori EP war originally released on legendary Music Man Records from Belgium in 1997!

RAWAX proudly presents Percy X - X Trak 1. & 2!This gem was originally out on legendary SOMA Recordings in 1995!We have the honor to bring this timeless classic after 30 years back to new Life!Special thanks to the lovely people at SOMA for making this possible!Don’t feed the Discogs Sharks!

With their EP triptych "Thee Church Ov Acid House Volume 1–3," Oliver Bradford and Jörn Elling Wuttke created a holy trinity of diverse dancefloor variations, a self-contained circle of rave history.In itself already a heavyweight statement, which they now crowned with “Bells & Whistles - Thee Remixes”. So to speak the quadrature of the circle And as with their original material, this release also reveals a profound knowledge of dance history in the selection of remixers - combined with the best of the here and now.A1:The trip begins with Jamie Hodges' ( Born Under A Rhyming Planet ) version of “Acid House Planet”. Hodge was responsible for a number of legendary EPs on Richie Hawtin's Plus 8 label in the early 90s, which explored the deep poetry of techno music. In this sense his remix is also a delicate affair of rarely heard beauty.A2:There's Thee Church Ov Acid House themselves, who stretch the swinging groove of Tyson's “G Phunk”, far too short in the original, to almost six minutes. A groove that won't stop.B1:And that brings us to the next two legends, this time from the local area. D-Man and Move-D have had a significant influence on dancefloor culture between Heidelberg and Mannheim since its inception. Their lysergic “Theme” remix, with Terrence McKenna vocals and acid twist in the middle, is an epic open air classic to come.B2:Lennard Poschmann's aka O-Wells' version of “Rave Mantra”, on the other hand, is deep, digging bass techno for the darkest moments of the night.