Vienna Wildstyle Recordings was launched in 2010 by long-standing activists of Vienna's electronic music scene, among them Herbert Gollini (of Cheap Records / Private Lightning Six fame). Further contributions come from former Bingo Boy and Patrick Pulsinger collaborator Helmut Wolfgruber, as well as Gerhard Potuznik and new projects such as Madchen Amick. Expect wildstyle.
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The Maxi-Single Stoned Tones Vol 1 - The MUMOK Vienna Sessions (+Video)
is featured in Update #041:
Magda, Martyn, Modeselektor
Compilations have been the big thing this November, and no matter whether your poison's techno, dubstep, juke, or hip-hop, this month had something in store for you: Ostgut Ton's 'Fünf', Modeselektor's 'Modeselektion', Ghettophiles 'Overkill' and Listen Up's more...
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The Maxi-Single Stoned Tones Vol 1 - The MUMOK Vienna Sessions (+Video)
is featured in Update #040:
Untold, Aux 88, EOD
Over the past few months classic Detroit electro has once again made a comeback as an influence to cutting edge dance-floor music. Dubstep artists like Instra:mental, Martyn and Ramadanman frequently reference the electrified funk of Drexciya and Aux 88 in more...
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This Video is featured in Feature #123:
The Cheap Records Veterans Sample A Building
Herbert Gollini and Helmut Wolfgruber both look back on a colourful past as key players in Vienna's electronic music history. Gollini has been part of the Cheap Records collective since its early days as a member of iO and The Private Lightning Six, while more...
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The Maxi-Single Stoned Tones Vol 1 - The MUMOK Vienna Sessions (+Video)
was reviewed:
Out on the newly founded Vienna Wildstyle Recordings, this collaboration between Herbert Gollini (Cheap Records) and Helmut Wolfgruber sets high standards. Tough and incredibly beautifully textured tracks, pursuing fragments ranging from industrial techno to finest electroacoustics. Highly recommended!|
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