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Review: The Holding Hands label is back to pressing up vinyl after a pause during the COVID years and this EP is perfect to be spun nice and loud. Earth Trax deals in big dance sounds and opens this one with 'Amnesia' (dub mix) which has a thudding kick and big bright chords. 'Stars' then brings more euphoria with lush pads and grinding basslines and 'Someday Soon' locks you into a zoned-out vibe with its rich arps and retro stabs. Last but not least is 'Dislocation Blues' which rides on dubby broken beats with swirling cosmic pads.

Review: 'Amnesia EP' by Subb An is an impressive showcase from this strong veteran producer, marking a strong entry into the minimal and tech house scene. On Side-1, 'Overdrive' starts with a peak-time groove that's both infectious and compelling, perfect for energising dance floors. Its catchy rhythms set a vibrant tone for the release. Following this, the title track, 'Amnesia', offers a melodic and flighty tech house vibe, weaving addictive hooks that invite listeners to lose themselves in its enchanting soundscape. Transitioning to Side-2, 'Hypnotise Me' dives deeper with an airy feel, characterised by a smooth, deep bassline that envelops the listener in a lush atmosphere. This track's polished production and groove set itself apart. Concluding the EP, Lux draws inspiration from Kraftwerk, presenting catchy rhythms infused with a modern twist that bridges classic influences with contemporary sounds. Overall, Amnesia EP highlights Subb An's potential as a noteworthy talent in the genre, delivering an engaging and cohesive collection.