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Release: 15.12.2010
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SLICES Issue 4-10 (Release: Dec 15, 2010)

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Release: 15.09.2010
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SLICES Issue 3-10 (Release: Sept 15, 2010)

FEATURES: Moderat, Kasper Bjørke, Wareika, Coma, Mock & Toof, Holy Ghost!, Kidkanevil
TECH TALK: Monolake
LABEL FEATURE: Soul Jazz Records
VIDEOS: Jahcoozi, Siriusmo, t0MBo feat. Schad Privat, Mock & Toof

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Release: 09.06.2010
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SLICES Issue 2-10

FEATURES Agoria, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Lusine, Massimiliano Pagliara, Claude Vonstroke, Green Velvet, Louderbach
TECH TALK Funktion One
LABEL FEATURE Ostgut Ton
VIDEOS Trentemoller, Riley Reinhold, Rhythm Monks Feat. Barbara Panther, Niederflur
EB LIVE & RARE N.O.H.A., Munk, Roni Size Reprazent

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Release: 09.03.2010
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SLICES Issue 1-10

FEATURES: Carl Craig, Newworldaquarium, Kirk Degiorgio, Markus Nikolai, Richard Davis, Little Dragon, Siriusmo
LABEL FEATURE: Cocoon Recordings
TECH TALK: Tobi Neumann
VIDEOS: Khan, Headman feat. Dieter Meier, Kasper Björke, Andreas Tilliander
EB LIVE & RARE: Red Snapper, Junior Boys

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Release: 08.12.2009
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SLICES Issue 4-09

FEATURES WhoMadeWho, DJ Sneak, Jesse Rose, Solomun, Varoslav, Aux 88, Alva Noto
TECH TALK Jomox
LABEL FEATURE Smallville
VIDEOS Brandt Brauer Frick, Kasper Bjørke, Mathias Kaden feat. Ian Simmonds, Microthol

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Release: 08.09.2009
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SLICES Issue 3-09

FEATURES
Yello
Somfay
Akufen
Pheek
Mossa
Jay Tripwire
Cobblestone Jazz
Moonstarr

LABEL FEATURE
Musique Risquee 

VIDEOS  
Robot Koch vs Cerebral Vortex - „Aftershocks“ (Robots don´t sleep)
Jamie Jones feat Egyptian Lover - „Galactic Space Bar“ (Crosstown Rebels)
Applescal - „Ugly but nasty" (Traum Schallplatten)
Mossa - „Burn Star“ (Thema)

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Release: 09.06.2009
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SLICES Issue 2-09

FEATURES
Timo Maas
Brian Cares
Break SL
Dinky
Daria
Kalbata

LABEL FEATURE
Permanent Vacation

TECH TALK
Richard Bartz

UNCUT
Dixon

VIDEOS
Dominik Eulberg
CLP
Exercise One feat. Argenis Brito
Dead Residents

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Release: 10.03.2009
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SLICES Issue 1-09

FEATURES
Subeena / Dot
Dabrye
Plaid
Romanthony
Brothers Vibe
Italoboyz
Exercise One

LABEL FEATURE
20:20 Vision

TECH TALK
Dub Taylor

VIDEOS
Bomb The Bass
Circlesquare
Paul & Fritz Kalkbrenner
Alexander Robotnick

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Release: 11.12.2008
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SLICES Issue 4-08

FEATURES
Ralph Myerz,
Fujiya & Miyagi
Tim Exile
dOP
Dennis Ferrer
Seth Troxler
Margaret Dygas

LABEL FEATURE
Phazz-a-delic

TECH TALK
Lopazz

VIDEOS
Hell
Minilogue
Sideshow feat. Paul St. Hillaire
Slope feat. Ovasoul7

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Release: 10.09.2008
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SLICES Issue 3-08

FEATURES
Kenny Larkin
Fabrice Lig
Martyn
Beans
Guillaume & the Coutu Dumonts
Dan Ghenacia / Freak n`Chic
Jessie Evans

LABEL FEATURE
Minus

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO
Jade4U & CJ Bolland

TECH TALK
Sherman

VIDEOS
Bomb The Bass
Jay Haze
Raudive
The Considerate Builders Scheme

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Release: 10.06.2008
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SLICES Issue 2-08

CONTENT
Guy Gerber
Egyptian Lover
Radio Slave
Dave Clarke
Jake Fairley
Patric Catani
Cio D`OR
Johnny D.

LABEL FEATURE
Oslo Records

TECH TALK
Thomas Fehlmann

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Release: 09.03.2008
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SLICES Issue 1-08

CONTENT
Redshape
Neil Landstrumm
Scuba
Jacek Sienkiewicz
Adam Beyer
Kollektiv Turmstrasse
Headman

LABEL FEATURE
Music Man

TECH TALK
Pole

MISC
Labels 2008 – essential or unnecessary?

VIDEOS
Miss Kittin – Kittin Is High (Nobody´s Bizzness)
Pig & Dan – Sly Detector (Cocoon)
Chris de Luca vs Phon.o feat. Kovas – Homecourt (CLP Productions)
Headman – Moisture (Gomma)

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Release: 05.12.2007
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SLICES Issue 4-07

CONTENT
Abe Duque
Kalabrese
Efdemin
Deetron
Jazzanova
Touane
Gez Varley

LABEL FEATURE
Thinner

TECH TALK
Thomas P. Heckmann

CLUB SPECIAL
Click / Hamburg

VIDEOS
Modeselektor – Black Block (Bpitch Control)
Douglas Greed – Balldate (Combination Records)
Eva Be – Trippin' on (Sonar Kollektiv)
Michael Fakesch – Soda (!K7 Records)

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Release: 11.09.2007
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SLICES Issue 3-07

CONTENT
Chris De Luca Vs. Phon.o
Pete Namlook
Shinedoe
Steve Bug
Alter Ego
British Murder Boys
Deadbeat

LABEL FEATURE
Traum Schallplatten

TECH TALK
Robert Babicz

CLUB SPECIAL
Fabric / London

VIDEOS
Gui Borrato - Beautiful Life (Kompakt)
Trentemøller – Moan (Poker Flat)
Damero – Capricorn Saltlick (Bpitch Control)
Wiley – 50/50 (Big Dada)
Stateless - Prism #1 (!K7 Records)

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Release: 05.06.2007
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SLICES Issue 2-07

CONTENT
Sven Väth, Heartthrob, Water Lilly, Rework,
Motorcitysoul, Jahcoozi, Otto von Schirach

LABEL FEATURE
!K7 Records

TECH TALK
Martin Buttrich

CLUB SPECIAL
Fuse Club / Brussels

VIDEOS
Ellen Allien & Apparat – Way Out (Bpitch Control)
Joakim – Lonely Heart (!K7 Records)
Khan – Excommunication (Tomlab)
Tomboy - Flamingo (Gomma)
Allan Banford – Here we are (ELP)

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Release: 17.10.2006
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Slices Special - Pioneers Of Electronic Music Vol. 1 - Richie Hawtin

electronic beats presents
Slices Special "Pioneers of Electronic Music" Vol. 1
A documentary film about Richie Hawtin

The launch of this new DVD special series, Slices- Pioneers of Electronic Music celebrates in detail the life and work of prominent artists or “pioneers” in the global electronic music scene.

The first edition is a documentary film based on electronic producer, performer and industry icon, Richie Hawtin. The film draws from the important stages and events in Richie Hawtin's personal and artistic life, revealing the journey of an introverted and transplanted computer-minded teen that develops by way of Detroit’s radio and records fueled by pure driven passion into a successful techno-entrepreneur and global DJ entertainer.

With Statements from: Richie Hawtin, Mr. and Mrs. Hawtin, Matthew Hawtin, John Acquaviva, Karl Kowalski, Derrick May, Sven Väth, Jason Huvaere, Mad Mike Banks, Clark Warner, Amir Daiza, Daniel Miller, Scott Gordon, Mike Himes and Magda.

A Film by Maren Sextro & Holger Wick

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Release: 08.03.2008
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SLICES Music Video Collection

Tracklist:
01. AGF / Delay - A Distant View (AGF Produktion)
02. Damero - Capricorn Saltlick (Bpitch Control)
03. Console – Magnolia (Disko B.)
04. Gunne – Fusseln (Lebensfreude Records)
05. Douglas Greed – Koto (Combination Records)
06. Jazzanova – Soon (Sonar Kollektiv)
07. Phonique - For The Time Being (Dessous)
08. Beanfield feat. Bajka – Tides / Carl Craig Remix (Compost)
09. Shortboard – Together (Curl Curl Music)
10. Chin Chin – Appetite (Dialect Recordings)
11. Gus Gus ft. Daniel Agust – Moss (Pineapple Records / Great Stuff)
12. Trentemøller – Moan (Poker Flat Recordings)
13. Joakim – Lonely Heart (!K7 Records)
14. Slope feat. Capitol A - Komputa Groove (Sonar Kollektiv)
15. De-Phazz – Hell Alright (Phazz-a-delic)
16. I-Wolf – Um Prazer (Klein Records)
17. Moonbeam – Slow Heart (Traum Schallplatten)
18. Nôze – Kitchen (Trapez Ltd.)
19. Dapayk & Padberg – Stop It! (Mo´s Ferry Productions)
20. UND Loves Phormazero – Fox In The Box (Trapez Ltd.)
21. Captain Comatose – Up In Flames (Playhouse)
22. Khan – B-Movie (Tomlab)
23. Chris de Luca vs Phon.o feat. Tunde Olaniran – I Am So Trill (CLP Productions)
24. Jahcoozi – BLN (A Sound)
25. Funkstörung – Punk Motherfucker (!K7)
26. Michael Fakesch – Soda (!K7)
27. Munk – Kick Out The Chairs (Gomma)
28. Green Velvet – LaLaLand (Music Man)
29. Pfunkt – Confidance (Moonboutique)
30. Maetrik - The Prophecy (Tic Tac Toe Records)
31. Zombie Nation – Gizmode (UKW Records)
32. DJ Umek – Posing Like Me (Earresistible Musick)
33. Modeselektor – Black Block (Bpitch Control)
34. Miss Kittin – Kittin Is High (Nobody´s Bizzness)
35. Ellen Allien & Apparat – Way Out (Bpitch Control)
36. Anthony Rother – Biomechanik (Psi49Net)
37. Plastikman – Disconnect (Minus)
38. Fenin – None Of Them (Shitkatapult)
39. Eva Be – Trippin On Eva Be (Sonar Kollektiv)
40. Michael Fakesch feat. Taprikk Sweezee – Blackbird (!K7)

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Release: 03.03.2008
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SLICES Appetizers

_{A Collection of selected SLICES Features}

Legowelt / Bunker Records , Noze, Ed Banger Records, Underground Resistance, Emperor Machine, Evil Nine, Luke Slater, Ninja Tune / Big Dada, Jahcoozi, British Murder Boys, Pete Namlook, Abe Duque

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Release: 08.03.2009
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SLICES Audio Collection Vol. 01 (Ltd. Sales Edition)

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Tracklist
01. Kollektiv Turmstrasse „Lüchtoorn“ (Connaisseur Recordings)
02. Seth Troxler „Aphrika“ (Wolf Lamb Music)
03. dOP „I`m Just A Man“ (Eklo)
04. Guillaume & The Cotou Dumonts „I Was On My Way To Hell“ (Circus Company)
05. Radio Slave „K-Maze“ (Rekids)
06. Redshape „Blood Into Dust“ (Styrax)
07. Fabrice Lig „The Riff Pourpre“ (Versatile Records)
08. Lopazz „We are“ (Get Physical Music)
09. Jake Fairley „Down The Rabbit Hole“ (Traum Schallplatten)
10. Cio D`or „La Petit Geisha“ (Treibstoff Recordings)

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Release: 23.06.2008
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WE CALL IT TECHNO! A documentary about Germany`s early Techno scene and culture

Format: PAL 16:9 - Code Free
German with english subtitles

A film by Maren Sextro & Holger Wick

WE CALL IT TECHNO!
A documentary about Germany’s early Techno scene and culture.

Inspired by new sounds, new technologies and the political events of the time, the early 90s sees the emergence of a scene that euphorically celebrates the dawning of a new era. In Berlin, Frankfurt and many other German cities, activists tinker on a new music and club culture oriented around the coordinates Techno and House.
At Berlin's Love Parade in 1991, different local scenes congregate for the first time. The trend turns into a movement. A German Summer of Love, which changes whole lives overnight and kick-starts careers. The basic principle of Techno stands for experimenting, crossing borders and DIY. Fans become DJs or party promoters. Labels are founded and record stores open up. The scene grows. An independent microcosm is created. Networks are formed away from established structures. For a moment everything seems possible…

WE CALL IT TECHNO! tells the story of a tempestuous phase in music history, the first time that pop culture was created significantly in Germany. With exclusive interviews and comprehensive, mostly unreleased film and photo archive material from the years 1988-1993!

Incl. Statements from Ata, Cosmic Baby, Mijk van Dijk, Elsa for Toys, Hell, Mike Ink., Jürgen Laarmann, Mark Reeder, Tanith, Triple R, Upstart, Sven Väth, Wolle XDP and many more

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In terms of pop culture, it's Techno that put Germany on the map. In no other part of the world has this kind of electronic dance music left its audience in such uninterrupted ecstasy. Within a few years, what had started out as a form of avantgarde specialist music had become a form of expression for a whole generation...

We Call it Techno! is a film about the emergence of the Techno scene and culture in Germany. It is a film about the first generation of Techno fans and activists as well as the ideas, mindset and motivations of those who made Techno a central part of their own lives. However, it is also a film that addresses the first problems and hindrances which confronted the scene already in the early years.

We Call it Techno! is not meant to be a film that conveys the message 'Back in the day, everything was better'. Whether or not everything was better back in the day is another matter. By all means everything was new and open back then and caused a lot of enthusiasm which was not only transposed onto the dance floor but was also channelled into a productive creativity and selfless actionism. It was important to us to show this side of Techno and thus differentiate from the images of cross-eyed ravers that have so often been seen on TV Reportages about the scene.

The Techno scene slowly emerged into its own at the beginning of the 1990s. The first rules and definitions were established, many of which are still valid today. Almost 20 years after these beginnings we got in touch with some of the most important protagonists of the time. Some of them abandoned the scene years ago while many others are still active. Most of them were more than willing to be interviewed or assist in any way possible. A few of them refused on the grounds that they had no time or were completely finished with
that phase of their life. As is shown by the conversations we had, some perceptions have in fact changed a lot in comparison to back then. For a few of them the fighter spirit of the past has given way to the wisdom of age. However, for some of them the disappointment caused by certain events and developments are still deep-rooted today and even the classic old 'Berlin vs. Frankfurt' issue is not yet resolved. We ended up with almost 30 elaborate interviews (i.e. just under 50 hours of interview material!) which we mixed together with a lot of footage from archives and came up with a film of just under 100 minutes.

It was not only the editing of interviews that proved to be a mammoth job but also the hunting down of footage from the early years ended up being a real challenge. The fact that very few people thought about recording the events of the time and that only a few people even owned a camera meant accordingly that the early days were rarely filmed. Furthermore, in some places it was frowned upon and only on exception was filming or photography even allowed so as to ensure that people felt free to let themselves go.
The little footage that did still exist was, to put it mildly, well scattered. If at all, most people were in possession of a few photographs. When phoning round it was not rare to get tips such as '' hmm. Sven who worked at the bar of so-and-so Club 15 years ago, he might have some pictures. But I don't know what his surname is or where he lives now.....'' Some of them invited us into their apartments so we could search for misplaced material together (''there's gotta be a few pictures from the first Planet lying about somewhere?!?'') while others sent us their treasures per courier to Berlin. People who were sure that they had 'tonnes of material' at home ended up, however, having nothing at all or a least nothing from the time, while those we never reckoned with turned out to be sitting on a goldmine ("rather than them just rotting away down there, you may as well just take them!''). Thus, we found ourselves sitting in the middle of a very varied mixture of Hi8 and VHS-C Tapes, Radio recordings, shoe boxes full of unsorted photographs and flyers, press-clippings, books and a few carefully pasted and labelled photo albums.
The material we have used comes largely from private archives. They are from amateur camera operators and photographers, members of the scene who documented themselves mostly with no intention to ever publish the images. However, there are also a few professionally active photographers and camera people who's first motives included the early Techno scene and who gave us access of parts of their archives. Thus, they were of great help to us.

Finally, after one good year of intensive work our film is finished. We could not show everything that was important and formative at the time. The topic is too vast, complex and intricate. With a heavy heart we had to forgo one thing or another. On the one hand that was because we simply lacked the material and a film without pictures somehow is not a film. On the other hand, it was because we wanted to get more in-depth on certain issues by showing them in context and their background rather than to finish of with merely a string of comments and listings of people, clubs and parties, something which in any case would never be comprehensive.

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Release: 02.11.2006
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Feiern - The Movie - DVD (Incl. Bonus CD)

BERLIN 2005: TECHNO HAS RETURNED UNDERGROUND AND LIVES MORE EXCESSIVELY THAN EVER

The documentary film "Feiern" presents people whose nights don't stop for 72 hours. Their stories are about tenderness, excess, and self-destruction. About the search for happiness and the fear of being alone. The portrait in 19 conversations, 56 nights, and 13 tracks.

"Feiern" shows them getting down – sweaty, dazed, deliriously happy. People who dedicate their lives to music, clubs and drugs talk about their experiences.They tell stories of self-destruction as well as tenderness. And every one of them is about the search for happiness: about that perfect moment of collective ecstasy, about the right record being played at the right time, about talking for eight hours to a complete stranger, who you adopt as your best friend – for the night. Or about how it feels to walk into a darkroom and become "a mere piece of meat, to be used and use others". The conversations add up to the portrait of a family and make "Feiern" the melancholic homage to a subculture that continues to celebrate until, finally, a simple cough turns into pneumonia, and a blackout leads to psychosis. In Berlin, says Ewan Pearson, a DJ and producer from London, somebody could bang a wooden spoon on a saucepan- as long as you did it in time, nobody would go home. With a smile he advises his friends: "Don’t forget to go home!". They might not. And rave on happily ever after.

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Release: 10.10.2005
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V/A - Extra (Sense Music / !K7)

Tracklisting:
DJ Shadow - Six Days (MCA)
RJD2 - The Horror (DefJux)
Stereo MC’s - We Belong In This World Together (Island)
Leftfield and Roots Manuva - Dusted (Sony)
Red Snapper - Some Kind Of Kink (Warp/Matador)
Funkstörung - Grammy Winners (!K7)
Bleip - Clicks (Sound Silentv Records)
Phon.o - Stop Da Shot Blocka (Shitkatapult)
Slam - Alien Radio (Soma)<br>
Bogdan Raczynski - Ahou Bouken (Rephlex)
Laurent Garnier - The Man With The Red Face / Long
Version (F-Communications)
Superpitcher - Happiness (Kompakt)
Captain Comatose - 100$ (Playhouse)
Black Strobe - Me And Madonna (Output Recordings)
Felix da Housecat - Rocket Ride (Emperor Norton)
Munk feat. James Murphy - Kick Out The Chairs (Gomma)

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