#5 Feat. New Releases in Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)

Iron Curtis and Johannes Albert return to orbit with their highly anticipated Moon IV, the next chapter in their acclaimed lunar album series. Building on over a decade of collaboration and the cosmic groundwork in Moon I, II, and III, this fourth instalment is a testament to their ever-evolving artistry and expansive vision. Released on their beloved Frank Music imprint, Moon IV sees the duo starring an 11-track journey that once again defies genres, challenges conventions, and charts a vivid course through the electronic cosmos. From the warm opener Void Gathering and wistful melodies of Silverclub to the driving rhythms of Sounds (The Feels), which echoes the relentless pulse of NYC Post-Disco, Moon IV encapsulates the duos signature blend of moods and eras. Club LAvenir & Daso serve up euphoric moments with a nod to the French Touch, while the ambient vignette Into Somethin (Interlude) calms you down again. Electro cuts like Pipeline are reminiscent of earlier works in the Moon album series, and new paths are forged when the two are exploring Balearic Pop Music (BPM) territory in Ohne Dich. Returning from space with the elegant deepness of Bliss (The Short Finale), the duo gets you home safe and sound. Their unique studio alchemy shines brighter on this moonlit, flaring long-player than ever. So, buckle up and off we go.

Iron Curtis, Johannes Albert

#13 Feat. Banner in Indie Dance

Iron Curtis and Johannes Albert return to orbit with their highly anticipated Moon IV, the next chapter in their acclaimed lunar album series. Building on over a decade of collaboration and the cosmic groundwork in Moon I, II, and III, this fourth instalment is a testament to their ever-evolving artistry and expansive vision. Released on their beloved Frank Music imprint, Moon IV sees the duo starring an 11-track journey that once again defies genres, challenges conventions, and charts a vivid course through the electronic cosmos. From the warm opener Void Gathering and wistful melodies of Silverclub to the driving rhythms of Sounds (The Feels), which echoes the relentless pulse of NYC Post-Disco, Moon IV encapsulates the duos signature blend of moods and eras. Club LAvenir & Daso serve up euphoric moments with a nod to the French Touch, while the ambient vignette Into Somethin (Interlude) calms you down again. Electro cuts like Pipeline are reminiscent of earlier works in the Moon album series, and new paths are forged when the two are exploring Balearic Pop Music (BPM) territory in Ohne Dich. Returning from space with the elegant deepness of Bliss (The Short Finale), the duo gets you home safe and sound. Their unique studio alchemy shines brighter on this moonlit, flaring long-player than ever. So, buckle up and off we go.

Iron Curtis, Johannes Albert

#13 Feat. New Releases in Indie Dance

Iron Curtis and Johannes Albert return to orbit with their highly anticipated Moon IV, the next chapter in their acclaimed lunar album series. Building on over a decade of collaboration and the cosmic groundwork in Moon I, II, and III, this fourth instalment is a testament to their ever-evolving artistry and expansive vision. Released on their beloved Frank Music imprint, Moon IV sees the duo starring an 11-track journey that once again defies genres, challenges conventions, and charts a vivid course through the electronic cosmos. From the warm opener Void Gathering and wistful melodies of Silverclub to the driving rhythms of Sounds (The Feels), which echoes the relentless pulse of NYC Post-Disco, Moon IV encapsulates the duos signature blend of moods and eras. Club LAvenir & Daso serve up euphoric moments with a nod to the French Touch, while the ambient vignette Into Somethin (Interlude) calms you down again. Electro cuts like Pipeline are reminiscent of earlier works in the Moon album series, and new paths are forged when the two are exploring Balearic Pop Music (BPM) territory in Ohne Dich. Returning from space with the elegant deepness of Bliss (The Short Finale), the duo gets you home safe and sound. Their unique studio alchemy shines brighter on this moonlit, flaring long-player than ever. So, buckle up and off we go.

Iron Curtis, Johannes Albert

#29 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

Iron Curtis and Johannes Albert return to orbit with their highly anticipated Moon IV, the next chapter in their acclaimed lunar album series. Building on over a decade of collaboration and the cosmic groundwork in Moon I, II, and III, this fourth instalment is a testament to their ever-evolving artistry and expansive vision. Released on their beloved Frank Music imprint, Moon IV sees the duo starring an 11-track journey that once again defies genres, challenges conventions, and charts a vivid course through the electronic cosmos. From the warm opener Void Gathering and wistful melodies of Silverclub to the driving rhythms of Sounds (The Feels), which echoes the relentless pulse of NYC Post-Disco, Moon IV encapsulates the duos signature blend of moods and eras. Club LAvenir & Daso serve up euphoric moments with a nod to the French Touch, while the ambient vignette Into Somethin (Interlude) calms you down again. Electro cuts like Pipeline are reminiscent of earlier works in the Moon album series, and new paths are forged when the two are exploring Balearic Pop Music (BPM) territory in Ohne Dich. Returning from space with the elegant deepness of Bliss (The Short Finale), the duo gets you home safe and sound. Their unique studio alchemy shines brighter on this moonlit, flaring long-player than ever. So, buckle up and off we go.

Iron Curtis, Johannes Albert

#76 Feat. New Releases in House

Flashback - Frankfurt am Main in the 1990s: Matthias Vogt writes record reviews for Groove magazine, works as a DJ in various clubs and studies jazz piano. His first releases as a producer are already on the street. When one of his favourite labels, for which he had written numerous reviews, Force Inc, opened a house sub-label (Force Inc US), Matthias submitted two of his own tracks to the label. The DJ Matt EP entitled Die Tiefe / Augen zu is released. The two completely analogue-produced tracks mark the beginning of Matthias journey into the realms of deep house music. A few months later, Matthias Vogts career takes off, with a move within the same Frankfurt corridor, from Force Inc. to INFRACom! and the launch of his projects [re:jazz], Motorcitysoul and Matthias Vogt Trio. Cut. Today: A social media post drew the attention of Berlin DJ, producer and label maker Johannes Albert to the story surrounding the 1999 release. Now, 25 years later, Augen zu/Die Tiefe is being completely remastered from the original DAT tape by Gyso Hilger (Nektarium Darmstadt) and reissued - looking and sounding great - as a 10 on Frank Music.

Matthias Vogt