Clone Royal Oak, a sub-label under the revered Clone family, specializes in groove-centric deep house and techno cuts that nod to classic foundations while fueling contemporary club demands, maintaining a reputation for unearthing talents who deliver reliable floor tools. The series thrives on warm, functional productions that slot seamlessly into late-night rotations, appealing to selectors […]
Abacus delivers a timeless deep house statement with The Relics on Clone Classic Cuts, a reissue that pulls one of Chicago’s hidden gems back into the spotlight. Originally dropped in 1994 on Prescription Records, this EP from Austin Bascom under his Abacus moniker captured the essence of an underground scene hungry for grooves that hit
Clone Records ushers in the final days of 2025 with a compelling various artists compilation that captures the label’s enduring commitment to raw, inventive electronic music. Released on December 24, this collection draws from the deep well of talents associated with Clone, blending electro, techno, and house into a cohesive statement of the label’s vision.
Alden Tyrell and Detroit In Effect unleash The Greys I on Clone West Coast Series, a commanding five-track EP that channels the relentless drive of electro and house straight from the underground’s core. Dropping December 19, 2025, this collaboration crackles with the raw urgency that pulls DJs back to the genre’s defiant roots, where Tyrell’s
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Domenic Cappello returns with a captivating new release titled Dream of You, released through the respected Clone Royal Oak label. Known for their keen ear in electronic music and commitment to quality, Clone Royal Oak continues to champion artists pushing the boundaries of house and techno. Dream of You showcases Domenic’s signature ability to craft
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Tom Carruthers’ new release “Technique,” part of the Clone Jack For Daze Series, dropped at digital outlets on November 14, 2025. Originally on 12-inch vinyl record, this release delivers a potent dose of Future Past Techno—a style that expertly bridges the nostalgia of late 1980s rave culture with the fresh energy of today’s underground scene.
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The Exaltics make their debut on Clone Westcoast Series. This the first volume in a triptych of their stark, futuristic sound yet showing a more melancholic and introspective side this time. You can almost hear the longing for other place. Some Other Place vol. 1 by The Exaltics Clone
Intrusion II, the follow up of the magnificent Elitechnique ep of last year. Another 8 stunning tracks. Ranging from their own brand of disco to 70’s porn funk. Intrusion II by Elitechnique Clone
Arttu comes again with his own particular brand of bass heavy space funk. His buddy Jerry the Cat joins him for vocal duties on ‘Passing Out Privileges’. UFO Funkin' / Passing Out Privileges by Arttu Clone
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Once again the Space Dimension Controller returns from the unknown sphere to the Clone basecamp. This is the first in the new “Correlation” series of releases by SDC. The vinyl version comes with a series of prints made by SDC himself. Five different prints, each reffering with mood and colour use to one of the tracks on this
After the huge success of his Basik Fire EP early this year on Royal Oak, here\’s the new Headless Ghost! 3 serious tunes from the ghost who lost his head! Headless Ghost – Out EP by Headless Ghost Clone
The original 12″ vinyl releases of Stomp The Beat and 1990 were two “Holy Grail” releases of Chicago House as they were only available for a short time before Gherkin Records went into inactive status in around 1991. At the time Larry Heard chose to not disclose the fact that he was the producer behind the Gherkin Jerks EPs.
A little trip into the New York and Jersey house realms. Of course the major artists such as Todd Terry, Kenny Dope, Kerri Chandler (to name a few) and labels as Strictly Rhythm are widely known for their major influence on the current house scene. One of the often overlooked producers (but for many not
Classic track by Dj Kaos that was inspired by Manuel Gottsching got a well deserved remix treatment by Quiet Village and Elitechnique! (Rumour is that Manuel Gottsching actually was involved playing the guitar on the original version! but we can’t confirm this 😉 ) The epic QV remix is a 24 minute long tribute to
label founder Serge with his buddy Alden Tyrell on the case!! More then 15 year after Serge’s ORX and Cospagon releases he’s been back in the studio resulting in the proper first release of this new duo!!! After some solid remixes for Gerd’s Palm Leaves and Tyrell’s Mike Dunn collab they continued making tracks in
Elitechnique are back and on top form with a new 8 track ep/mini album! A cool mix up of disco and electronic obscurities and 60’s and 70’s soundtracks! A great versatile ep which feels like a soundtrack for a 70’s french movie! All instruments and music played, recorded and arranged by themselfs over a period of more
