From its creation in the late '90s until its closure in 2009, the Toytronic label witnessed a digital revolution that transformed the record industry, turning glitch into a production tool for a whole generation heir to the of bleep 'n' bass sound. Thanks to their impeccable A&R credentials, its head honchos, Martin Haidinger and Chris Cunningham, created an incredible IDM label catalog, as well as producing their own material under pseudonym Abfahrt Hinwil. Their only album to date Links Berge Rechts Seen (Toytronic, 2002) was released as a compilation featuring tracks from their brief career that over the years has become a benchmark for the Toytronic sound. This album included their first -- and only -- three releases signed to Expending Records and Toytronic, and also included two previously unreleased songs: "Planquadrat" and a hidden track at the end of the CD version. Lapsus presents Links Berge Rechts Seen, which will be released on vinyl for the first time as part of its Perennial Series. Originally released on CD in 2002. The collector's format double-LP is accompanied by a double-sided lithographic print, which includes a unique and exclusive interview from Martin and Chris, talking to prestigious electronic music journalist Philip Sherburne; marbled vinyl (solid silver & black) double-LP.
| A1 | Bumperstufe2 |
| A2 | Sonic Surface |
| A3 | The Light |
| B1 | Planquadrat |
| B2 | Tech10 |
| B3 | Triology |
| C1 | Tech8 |
| C2 | Links Oben |
| C3 | Phase4 |
| D1 | Tech7 |
| D2 | Syntax Data |
| D3 | Radiowellen |
| D4 | Untitled |
