“Netlabels” (Used 26 times)

The material featured on Jinx was created and synthesised from the same DNA as Morphism (released Sept. 2011), and conceived to be heard as a companion to that album rather than a standalone release. Follows and expands on from the sonic pallette created on the former release, Jinx may be his strongest work yet.

Featuring new material and twisted reinterpretations by Mitoma, Johnny Jitters, Noumen and Dissolved.

The Peppermill has been one of the most innovative netlabels around, enlisting a slew of incredible artists for a wide range of projects since 2006. The Peppermill's work has included chainletter-style collaborative releases like 30 Days, Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer where each artist builds on the previous' idea; a tree-planting themed comp; and let's not forget the annual Peppermill Festival, which encompasses live music, camping, and a 10km hike up the mountains of British Columbia.

When Peppermill proprietor PK gets into something -- be it TV themes, silviculture, or northern mexico gangster folk music -- he gets into it. The 2999 project found pk getting deep into bass music. So deep, in fact, that it necessitated the spawning of an entirely new label.

That label, King Deluxe, is now home to stand-alone releases by Fancy Mike, Alphabets Heaven, Aleph, and the fantastically presented 2999 project. 2999 began at The Peppermill as a competition inviting soundtracks to the year 2999 to accompany an painting by celebrated futurist David Schleinkofer. Alphabets Heaven was declared the winner, but after receiving so many incredible audio submissions, PK decided that almost every track called for its own distinct illustration, and these tracks are so good bringing in artists like Titus Twelve, I.D., Satanicpornocultshop, Dntel, Jason Forrest, Duran Duran Duran, Mochipet, and so many more...really, everybody wins!

The 2999 illustration + audio combos are now being released at two-week intervals at kingdeluxe.ca, the label it inspired, where you can view them in all their custom-designed glory. We're also mirroring the initial batch to the Free Music Archive -- picked out but a handful below, and if you're feelin the bass be sure to dig deeper...

Originally released in Feburary 2010, Altered:Carbon made its' debut with self-titled album Altered:Carbon to a very receptive audience. With the help of 16 artists from S27 and friends of the label, we present this excellent remixes collection "Reassembled", the featured artists used the source material from the original release and took it to pieces in their own way, creating a fresh new take of the album. 

Celebrating our 2nd year of all things S27, this super-sized compilation was lovingly created by the artists and friends of the label. Containing many diverse styles of electronic music, it serves as a document of the sounds that have come from Section 27 since its inception back in April 2009, and also covers the sounds of the coming months ahead. The album has also been split into chapters known as "Quadrants 1-4" each with their own sound and atmosphere.

Many thanks to everybody involved in this project and we hope you share and enjoy it. Play loud.

"Odessa Sea" is Oleksandr Gladun's 2nd release on Section 27 as Dunaewsky69, having previously released music on great labels like Shaped Harmonics, Kvitnu and Awkward Silence we are honoured to have him back for another outing that suitably serves as a follow up to his previous title "Detimorya".

Each track a process, starting somewhere and finishing in an entirely different place, it takes the ideas presented in Detimorya and takes them up a notch. Industrial beats reminiscent of the types of work of Coil made interspersed with huge waves of melodic textures create a wonderfully opposing soundtrack to a science fiction movie that has not yet been made.