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Modeselektion Vol.4 #3 - ModeselektorModeselektor are the Berlin based production DJ partnership of Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary. The duo emerged from the cultural upheaval of post wall Berlin with roots in wild underground acid house parties and a healthy disrespect for techno purism. They took their moniker from a function on the Roland RE 201 space echo analog delay effects unit. In 2001 they met Ellen Allien and signed to her label BPitch Control releasing a string of
Modeselektor are the Berlin-based production/DJ partnership of Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary. The duo emerged from the cultural upheaval of post-wall Berlin with roots in wild underground acid house parties and a healthy disrespect for techno purism. They took their moniker from a function on the Roland RE-201 space echo analog delay effects unit. In 2001 they met Ellen Allien and signed to her label BPitch Control releasing a string of trailblazing, genre-exploding EPs and two albums: “Hello Mom!” (2005) and “Happy Birthday!” (2007) featuring collaborations with Thom Yorke, Maximo Park, TTC, Siriusmo and Paul St. Hilaire. 2009 saw them establish their own imprint Monkeytown Records (plus sublabel 50 Weapons) and release their third album “Monkeytown” with their biggest fan Thom Yorke guesting once again. The duo have also combined with Apparat to form Moderat and release three studio albums and a live album together.
“Modeselektion Vol.04” brings together an utterly enthralling and 100% exclusive collection of 17 free-thinking and boundary-pushing tracks and is a direct reflection of Modeselektor’s genre-defying DJ sets week in, week out around the world. At its heart it celebrates invention, innovation and hybridity combined with a hearty commitment to moving dancefloors. Indeed, this has been the ethos from the inaugural release in the Modeselektion series in 2010.
“The choice of tracks is influenced by our thirst for effective dance music. After almost four years of touring with Moderat, we really felt the urge to dedicate ourselves again to what made us.”
This sentiment encompasses both the curation and the production of a brand new Modeselektor track - their first since 2015’s ‘Trees’ (a collaboration with Paul St. Hilaire on 50 Weapons). ‘Kalif Storch’ - named after the nightclub of the same name in Erfurt, Germany - finds the duo in wild form, re-drawing the blueprint for acid techno as only they can.
Across its 17 tracks, Modeselektor have curated an essential compilation of state-of-the-art weaponry, from exalted visionaries Actress, Vatican Shadow (Hospital Productions), Peder Mannerfelt, Lone (Magicwire / R&S), Radio Slave (Rekids) and Rødhâd (Dystopian) alongside a crop of exciting upstarts: rRoxymore (Don’t Be Afraid / Videogamesmusic), Kasper Marott (Twin Cities), Sarah Farina (Through My Speakers) with Yo van Lenz, Fadi Mohem (Werk Music), Monkeytown trio FJAAK and Solid Blake - the Glaswegian third of Copenhagen's Apeiron Crew.
The diversity of sonics herein is dazzling. Both Skee Mask and AFX-approved Brainwaltzera (Film Records) nod respectfully to past musical forebears, but successfully infuse their own individual personalities into their dubwise breakbeat science, the former with ‘Lil DB Tool’ - a track that could have blessed Metalheadz’s trailblazing “Platinum Breakz” circa ’96, and the latter with a gloriously warm, uplifting electro-braindance cut titled ‘Vodiga’. Likewise, the mercurial Claude Speeed (Planet Mu, LuckyMe) and Lory D (Numbers) conjure decisively dancefloor-facing tracks that delicately and beautifully balance a sense of heritage and futurism.
“Modeselektion Vol.04” brings together an utterly enthralling and 100% exclusive collection of 17 free-thinking and boundary-pushing tracks and is a direct reflection of Modeselektor’s genre-defying DJ sets week in, week out around the world. At its heart it celebrates invention, innovation and hybridity combined with a hearty commitment to moving dancefloors. Indeed, this has been the ethos from the inaugural release in the Modeselektion series in 2010.
“The choice of tracks is influenced by our thirst for effective dance music. After almost four years of touring with Moderat, we really felt the urge to dedicate ourselves again to what made us.”
This sentiment encompasses both the curation and the production of a brand new Modeselektor track - their first since 2015’s ‘Trees’ (a collaboration with Paul St. Hilaire on 50 Weapons). ‘Kalif Storch’ - named after the nightclub of the same name in Erfurt, Germany - finds the duo in wild form, re-drawing the blueprint for acid techno as only they can.
Across its 17 tracks, Modeselektor have curated an essential compilation of state-of-the-art weaponry, from exalted visionaries Actress, Vatican Shadow (Hospital Productions), Peder Mannerfelt, Lone (Magicwire / R&S), Radio Slave (Rekids) and Rødhâd (Dystopian) alongside a crop of exciting upstarts: rRoxymore (Don’t Be Afraid / Videogamesmusic), Kasper Marott (Twin Cities), Sarah Farina (Through My Speakers) with Yo van Lenz, Fadi Mohem (Werk Music), Monkeytown trio FJAAK and Solid Blake - the Glaswegian third of Copenhagen's Apeiron Crew.
The diversity of sonics herein is dazzling. Both Skee Mask and AFX-approved Brainwaltzera (Film Records) nod respectfully to past musical forebears, but successfully infuse their own individual personalities into their dubwise breakbeat science, the former with ‘Lil DB Tool’ - a track that could have blessed Metalheadz’s trailblazing “Platinum Breakz” circa ’96, and the latter with a gloriously warm, uplifting electro-braindance cut titled ‘Vodiga’. Likewise, the mercurial Claude Speeed (Planet Mu, LuckyMe) and Lory D (Numbers) conjure decisively dancefloor-facing tracks that delicately and beautifully balance a sense of heritage and futurism.
Track Listing And Details
1. Modeselektor "Kalif Storch"
2. Peder Mannerfelt "Sectional Healing
1. Lory D "ob.bx-n"
2. Solid Blake "Masha"
UPC: 817231013583
RELEASE DATE: 6/1/2018
PRODUCT ID: MKTO87.1
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Absolutely would buy again
Color: Orange
I love this, my pup loves this.
Strong, sturdy. Shakes all over the place.
Pup loves to chew on it, I think the vibration comforts her gums from teething.
Perfect size
You must take the outer skin off and pop open the white power button to charge it.
Total fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Rubber blue cover won't come off.
Color: Orange
If you want to keep the blue cover on that your dog chews off every other ball that is similar, get this one. Most dogs will not chew it off. It stretches when the chew on it so it can't be chewed or stretched off the ball. I've got a blind dog and she will kick it around for an hour at a time. It keeps her active and having fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2025
★★★★★ 3
Nice, but...
Color: Orange
It's a good idea & keeps my 1yr old Staffy/Pit occupied, BUT... The rubber around the ball is either too easy to chew through or my pup is just an aggressive chewer. Either way, it's a plus that it does come with an additional rubber, but it would be nice to also be able to buy additional ones vs having to buy the whole toy again & again! Oh, & if you think about letting them play with it without the rubber please be on the lookout for the rubber covering where you would charge it because my pup managed to locate & destroy that cover piece as well haha!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Good quality
Color: Orange
This interactive dog ball has been a fun and engaging toy for my dog. It entertained much longer than regular toys.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Entertains my husky!
After some research, I decided on this interactive toy for my young husky. I chose it over others because I liked that it was wrapped in a silicone cover so it wouldn't be as hard on her teeth, or my floors. It also seems to have helped with durability. She's never had this sort of automated toy before to engage with and it surprised her at first, but then she really got into it: pawing and nosing and sometimes howling at it. I was worried it would drive her and/or me crazy, but so far so good. She will play with it for a good 10 minutes at a time and it seems to provide some good mental stimulation since it rolls and spins unpredictably. It is easy to charge and was ready to use right out of the box. It has proved durable in the first week surviving my crazy pup and multiple trips down the stairs. I am also happy to report that it has worked pretty well on the carpet/rug areas of the home. It should work pretty well unless you have a very thick shag carpet. We'll see how long it lasts, but highly recommend so far.
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