The Multiplex record label originally put out a string of vinyl releases and CD albums between 1995 and '98. Notable artists include Mark Broom, Orlando Voorn, Titonton Duvante, Stasis, John Tejada, Morgan Geist, Starec, Dan Curtin, Baby Ford and many more, including the best of the Copenhagen scene. The music style was a broad mix of electronic dance music genres.

Multiplex have a strong base of Danish artists, Rune RK aka. Kölsch made his debut in '95 with two EPs under the alias Atificial Funk. Copenhagen's iconic techno producer Bjørn Svin also had his first release on the Tivoli Trax compilation, cult artist Goodiepal also contributed to the series, as did Future 3 members Thomas Knak, Acustric and Dub Tractor - The last of whom produced several track as Sølvpil. The list goes on and of course includes Cai Bojsen-Møller and Kong, solo as well as together under various monikers.

The imprint was rebooted in 2017 by Steen 'Kong' Mogensen and Daniel Kaarill. After two decades Multiplex released a steam of original 12" through Rush Hour Distribution. These were not represses, but vintage records hidden away for almost two decades - Most of them found in storage in original packaging from the pressing plant.

However, Multiplex did not dwelling on the past and began sending out new material on fresh vinyl. Both updated classic and previously unreleased track, as well as all new productions - Something futuristic with a retro feel to it. These include both new artists - such as Luca Lozano, pH 1, wilma and B From E - as well as the return of both Orlando Voorn, Mark Broom, Titonton and Cai Bojsen-Møller.

Multiplex releases beautiful, kickass music for the floor and for your listening pleasure.

Check out our #Multiplex25 blog for stories, sounds and visuals from the past 25 years of Multiplex...

Steen Kong, DJ since the 80's, toured Europe in the 90's. Started Mantra, Copenhagen's first weekly night club purely dedicated to electronic music in 1993. Kong originally started Multiplex in 1995 with Cai Bojsen-Møller, but later took over and ran the label until the release of the last 12" in '98. Still an active DJ and promoter in the Danish capital, he holds several residencies.

Daniel Kaarill has been involved in the Copenhagen electronic underground for many years, first as a photographer, later as a promoter and DJ. Entering the scene in the late 90's, establishing the Zerrbild parties in 2003, and since '05 taking part in building up the venue Culture Box, which he would go on to manage full time until 2017.