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Unlikely Companions
Unlikely Companions (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: WAN 013. Rel: 25 Oct 24
 
Deep House
Unlikely Companions (4:53)
Unlikely Companions (Marco Passarani's Nature remix) (6:43)
Review: Secondo is an artist we have long been keen to hear more from so this return to vinyl is welcome indeed. It comes on a hand-stamped white label 12" in the form of 'Unlikely Companions'. This one is a cosmic deep house sound with an alien energy, crispy hits and smeared pads that bring colour and introspection. The drums are well designed to and help make this one as heady as it is cinematic. Marco Passarani's Nature remix on the flip gets a little more warped and dark with unsettling sci-fi ambiance.
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The Man & A Sample EP
Cat: SKR 012. Rel: 18 Nov 24
 
Minimal/Tech House
Telepathic Soul (6:26)
Isotopic (6:38)
Parkour Jam (7:21)
Review: Seekers' 'The Man And A Sample' implies that all one needs to craft such tuneful incendiaries is a human body and a phono lead. Bringing three jams laid to tape in Barcelona in 2023, in turn laid to 12" vinyl in 2024, 'Telepathic Soul', 'Isotopic' and 'Parkour Jam' are three psychotropic, street-level soundshifters from the artist and label only known pluralistically as Seekers. All the tracks weigh in on a sound complementary of breakdance and MPC-core, though the added lasery, tropical and psychic sounds lend the whole thing an impressive, colourful abstraction, in good keeping with the highly exploratory Seekers brand. This Seeker saves the best till last with 'Parkour Jam', a somersaulting next-funk jam replete with effected vocal "hups", and the sounds of ancient alien landing gear repurposed into riser and faller SFX.
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Ancient Lands EP
Cat: SKR 011. Rel: 25 Jan 24
 
Techno
Metamorphic Frequencies (6:53)
Evanescens Punctum (6:18)
Ancient Lands (6:59)
Touch (6:29)
Review: Seekers dropped the still superb album What He Does last year that laid out their cosmic house dub and techno visions in technicolour detail. That good work is continued here on their own self title label with the Ancient Lands EP which comes with marvellous artwork which, like the music, manages to be both ancient and ritualistic yet futuristic and exciting. Synth modulations ripple throughout the smooth techno surges of opener 'Metamorphic Frequencies' then 'Evanescens Punctum' is more zoned out and dubby. 'Ancient Lands' and 'Touch' are two more psychedelic dancefloor escapes of the highest order.

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Schwarz Vom Harz (reissue)
Schwarz Vom Harz (reissue) (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: OUTTOLUNCH 009R. Rel: 02 Dec 24
 
Techno
Verdichtung (4:20)
Verdrangung (5:22)
Einfuhlung (3:56)
Ersetzung (5:57)
Review: This is a welcome reissue of some textbook deep Detroit dub and techno. 'Verdichtung' opens up with some superb rhythms and prickly percussion, all softened by prying synth leads and smeared pads. 'Verdrangung' is just as deep with silky broken beats and more woozy, alluring pads lodging deep in your psyche. 'Einfuhlung' ups the ante with more raw and direct drums and techno leaning hi hats but still plenty of warm machine soul and 'Ersetzung' shuts down with acid-tinged lines, zippy synths and compelling, physical drum patterns.
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2020 Connection
2020 Connection (12" + insert in hand-stamped sleeve)
Cat: PLCN 002. Rel: 27 Jul 21
 
Techno
2020 Connection (4:39)
Animal Kingdom (8:34)
Really Get Fucked (4:53)
Mr Rabbit (8:27)
Review: After launching last year via an arguably overlooked EP from Obsidian, Parallel Connection has made us wait a little while for the London label's second release. It comes courtesy of Sela, a 25-year-old French producer who apparently honed his soon to be trademark sound while living in the UK. There's much to enjoy across the four track missive, from the alien electronics, loose-limbed broken electro beats and chiming lead lines of '2020 Connection' and sub-heavy, acid-flecked stomp of 'Animal Kingdom', to the pitched-down electronica eccentricity of 'Really Get Fucked' and the psychedelic late-night tech-house hedonism of 'Mr Rabbit', which boasts bleeping melodies reminiscent of both mod-90s ambient techno and Yorkshire bleep and bass.
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The Antidote
Cat: AL 092. Rel: 14 Aug 24
 
Techno
Chronic (with Kas:st - extended mix) (5:17)
Confusion (with Glowal - extended mix) (6:15)
Poison (extended mix) (6:10)
Review: Afterlife is one of melodic techno's most recognisable brands and a label with a very specific sonic signature. It's one you will either love or hate and this EP will likely not change that as it very much fits with the usual musical MO. It's a powerful solo outing from Adam Sellouk and start with an opening collaboration with KAS:ST that mixes up tough drums and deep synth emotions. 'Confusion' sees him team up with Glowal for more synth techno melodrama and last of all 'Poison' marries heartfelt vocals with sombre stabs and sweeping beats to lift dancers off their feet.
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Real (reissue)
Cat: RXJS 01RE. Rel: 03 Jul 23
 
Techno
Real (9:36)
Sliders (5:47)
Wraecca (6:52)
Review: Rawax first released John Selway's Real EP back in 2020. It has aged well and is still an in-demand 12" following the sell-out of its first run. As such the German label reissues it now just as it was the first time around. The title cut is a tribal and chunky house number with thumping drums offset but tender and barely-there whispers. 'Sliders' is a twitchy technoid stomper with a sleazy vibe and the urgent, hurried grooves continue through 'Wraecca', this time overlaid with swirling solar winds and busy synth modulations. Proper tackle.
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Risky Run EP
Cat: PRRUKBLK 118. Rel: 13 Mar 25
 
Techno
Dilemma (5:00)
Moisty Mire (4:48)
Fable (4:51)
Risky Run (5:13)
Pathway (5:04)
Cling (4:35)
Review: Based in the Amsterdam area and banging out his take on techno since around 2016 on some fine labels, Bob Semp is back on previous home Planet Rhythm. His sleek style is classy and sophisticated as shown on 'Dilemma', a pulsing linear roller with plenty of depth and drive. The drums on 'Moisty Mire' get a little more robust and muscular but are still looped to hypnotic effect and 'Fable' brings a drunken synth line to the fore for some nice off-balance funk. A trio of smart, evocative tunes come on the B-side to make this a brilliantly useful and coherent EP.
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One Night In Athens EP
One Night In Athens EP (white vinyl 12")
Cat: PRRUKWHT 011. Rel: 14 Jul 22
 
Techno
In Version (6:39)
One Night In Athens (6:16)
Rainbow Dub (6:14)
The Healer (6:52)
Review: The Planet Rhythm White series is all about serious dance floor business. It now welcomes back Senh for four cuts of well designed and stripped back but effective techno. Opener 'In Version' is a dubby one that leans into the wind as well crafted synth smears bring scale and mood. 'One Night In Athens' pairs things back even more to an icy dub, with perfectly frictionless drums, airy pads and echoing claps that are brilliantly wet. 'Rainbow Dub' is more spangled and high tempo in its onward journey though no less hypnotic and 'The Healer' closes on a classic Maurizio style vibe.
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Shape The Future EP
Shape The Future EP (white & blue vinyl 12")
Cat: PRRUKDUBX 004. Rel: 29 Jun 23
 
Techno
Shaba Funk (5:19)
Odyssey (8:38)
Vision (7:03)
All Right (5:24)
Review: Senh knows a thing or two about laying down advanced techno sound designs and he did just that with his November 2022 album Shape The Future on the one and only Planet Rhythm. Now it's picked apart for a new EP featuring four of its most fearsome cuts. There is expert minimal tech funk to kick off with on 'Shaba Funk' then moody dub on 'Odyssey' stripped back deep techno serenity on 'Vision.' Last of all is 'All Right', a thumping and emotionally intense house sound that will have you dripping.
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The Secret Sun: Creation Of The Posthuman
The Secret Sun: Creation Of The Posthuman (transparent yellow vinyl 12")
Cat: OCDSS EIGHT. Rel: 18 Dec 24
 
Techno
Manticore (6:43)
Creation Of The Posthuman (5:13)
Repto Alarm (5:52)
Insectoids Sighted (6:15)
Review: Open Channel For Dreamers is back with another essential journey into Dan Piu's extensive production archive. These cuts come under his Sensefinite alias and date back to the early '90s. The way they have been assembled makes for a superb journey into Piu's artistic evolution with four forgotten and unreleased tracks each embodying the innovation and creativity of the era. 'Manticore' is warped dub tech with a characterful bassline then 'Creation Of The Posthuman' shows the power of synth modulation to melt the mind. There's a crisp and hurried feel to 'Repto Alarm' then 'Insectoids Sighted' layers in lush ambient synth scapes to silky tech drums.
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Smoke Barometer
Smoke Barometer (12" + insert)
Cat: DOO 822. Rel: 06 Jun 24
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Sentena, Kozz - "Hochelag Sundayz" (6:06)
DJ Spence, Kozz - "Kosmo's Broken Audio" (3:40)
Sentena, Sweets Of The Night - "Sq Moon" (5:35)
Sentena, DJ Spence - "Monkey" (6:09)
Sentena - "Cloudy " (3:12)
Ancient - "The McGurk Effect" (3:57)
Review: Doo crew's latest 12", Smoke Barometer, brings together label regulars DJ Spence and Sentena with local acts Kozz and Sweets of the Night from Tension Nurse and Drainolith. The Doo label's eclectic approach, evident in its willingness to explore different tempos and styles within a single release, has garnered attention from discerning listeners. With a tagline emphasising music designed for any time of day, Doo's releases balance trippy, freewheeling downtempo vibes with certified dancefloor hits. 'Smoke Barometer' continues this tradition with six tracks ranging from beat-down cosmic leanings to inward-looking machine funk and musically playful, balearic cuts. The standout track, 'The McGurk Effect' by Ancient, offers a weird, dubbed-out house tool reminiscent of Maurice Fulton's Syclops project. Overall, Smoke Barometer is a diverse and engaging collection that rewards repeated listens, perfect for a range of settings from radio shows to after parties.
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Timeless Exploration
Cat: OPUS 001. Rel: 18 Jun 24
 
Techno
Timeless Exploration (5:31)
Questions Without Answers (5:32)
Constant Movement (5:13)
Stuck In The Parallel Universe (5:33)
Review: You better buckle yourself in before getting stuck into the first release from the new Opus label because it is a high-octane techno affair. It does with a note that the label is about "synergy between art and electronic music, where every stroke of the brush and every sonic pulse are meticulously orchestrated to create an immersive journey." And these sure are tracks to sink into from Sept: 'Timeless Exploration' is a punchy trip to the cosmos with lots of wispy synth details, 'Questions Without Answers' bangs the box a little more and 'Constant Movement' then hurries along with scruffy kicks and urgent synth pulses adding to the tension. Finally, 'Stuck In The Parallel Universe' is another heady and physical blend of 90s techno.
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Rework Our Unity
Rework Our Unity (12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: RM 14. Rel: 10 Oct 24
 
Techno
Sera J - "Bonds Of Respect" (5:02)
Anne - "Inhale" (4:59)
Endlec - "Learn To Speak" (5:06)
Sera J - "Ego Kills" (5:11)
Anne - "Hidden Self" (4:54)
Endlec - "In Unity" (4:49)
Review: For their next trick, Renegade Methodz presents a record that brings together three of Greece's top electronic music exports in Anne, Endlec and Sera J. All of them hail from Thessaloniki and are artists that have gained international recognition with releases on some of the scene's best labels. For this project, they deliver six tracks of cutting-edge techno production, each reflecting their signature style. Symbolically titled Rework Our Unity, this 12" shines deserving attention on the scene in Thessaloniki while also providing some super club cuts.
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Evolution 5 Technology
Evolution 5 Technology (12" + insert)
Cat: DE 126. Rel: 23 Jun 16
 
Electro
Evolution 5 Technology (7" vocal) (4:37)
Evolution 5 Technology (dub mix) (6:01)
Evolution 5 Technology (JTC remix) (7:00)
Review: It would be fair to say that Series-A's Evolution Technology is something of a long-lost electro classic. Written and produced by Detroit friends DJ Maestro and Kid Fresh in 1987, 50 promo copies of the record were pressed before the label they'd signed to, California's Satellite Records, went bankrupt. This was always a shame, as "Evolution Technology" is something of a killer: a spellbinding chunk of futurist electro that updated the Cybotron blueprint for the emerging Motor City techno generation. As well as the original 7" and Dub versions, this first "proper" release also features a brand new rework from Tad Mullinix (under the JTC pseudonym), which appropriately re-casts the track as a spacey Detroit techno shuffler.
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EC 359
EC 359 (12")
Cat: HARMONY 018. Rel: 28 Jan 25
 
Techno
Anatole Serret - "Hyperdulia" (6:03)
Xiaolin - "Breath Of Water" (6:03)
Feenicks - "All Fairies Tell Tall Tales" (6:54)
Alfred Czital - "Sunday Morning Routine" (5:56)
Review: Sweet Harmony is back with a compilation bursting with colourful shapes, textures and fresh techno rhythms. Anatole Serre's 'Hyperdulia' is a fast-paced fusion of drums, breakbeats and subtle allure that is followed by Xiaolin's 'Breath of Water,' a more ethereal yet still-driving percussive trip. On the B-side, Feenicks' 'All Fairies Tell Tall Tales' delivers an uplifting blend of trance and new wave that has a dreamlike energy and the closer from Alfred Czital is a fast, progressive wonder.
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Played by: Rave Energy
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SOS Acid Vol 1
Cat: SOSV 001. Rel: 12 Nov 24
 
Techno
Come Into My World (6:10)
Ooh Aah (5:54)
Energy Flash (feat Tiddles) (7:29)
Pagan Acid (6:19)
Review: This shadowy collective known as Servants of Struggle brings together a team of acid innovators including two legendary figures, one of which is a bonafide acid house pioneer. However the focus now must be not on who's behind it, but on the unmistakable sound this crew creates. With funk-laden 303 basslines, gritty vocals, driving kicks and punchy percussion, they deliver a raw, attitude-filled sound that channels the rebellious nature of early acid. The result is a set of tracks that pay homage to the genre's roots while pushing it forward, all fuelled by an electrifying dark energy.
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Legacy
Legacy (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: SLS 033. Rel: 13 Jun 24
 
Techno
Legacy (5:38)
Bisou (5:48)
Eric's Hit (4:29)
Review: It feels like it has been a hot minute since we hear from techno mainstay Samuel L Session, but thankfully he is now back with a new outing on wax thanks to his own SLS label. The opener 'Legacy' starts with a dark and moody bassline and hunched-over kicks. It's shady but alluring with its snappy percussion adding bite. 'Bisou' is more classic techno with sustained chords and loopy main motifs amping up the energy levels. 'Eric's Hit' then sinks into dusty deep house territory but it still packs a proper punch under some mice aloof male vocals and rugged, sparse chord stabs.
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PROLETARIJAT 012
Cat: PROLETARIJAT 012. Rel: 18 Apr 24
 
Techno
Azici 89 (6:56)
Makac (5:35)
Singing Like (feat Leoni & Naomi) (5:34)
Tamic (5:35)
Review: Sweden-based Bosnian producer Sev Dah continues to shape out an impressive strain of techno through his self-steered Proletarijat label, creating high-impact, uptempo workouts which keep a necessary funk and personality in the overall sound. 'Azici 89' is certainly a slammer, but it's also riding on a seductive swing and there's space for choice atmospheric pads to temper the rasp of the bumping drums. 'Makac' revolves around an insistent synth-organ lick in a nod to Robert Hood's classic brand of loopy business, while 'Singing Like' jacks up the drums and threads through some processed snatches of vocals credited to Leoni and Naomi.
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Is This The Apocalypse
Cat: SAR 008. Rel: 07 Apr 25
 
Minimal/Tech House
I Should Be In Japan (5:19)
PBS (Party & Bullshit) (4:51)
Is This The Apocalypse (4:50)
Review: Houston's Seven Davis Jr continues his musical explorations via his Secret Angles imprint, serving three floor-focused cuts on 'Is This The Apocalypse'. The long-serving US producer, vocalist and DJ is unafraid of experimentation, and his latest offering delivers a set of forward-facing house and techno hybrids. Stripped, straight to the point, simultaneously familiar and fresh i the club room is very much the focus here. The energetic opener 'I Should Be In Japan' arrives with semi-sung vocals echoing over sleazy bass and fierce four-four rhythms, before 'PBS (Party & Bullshit)' ups the tempo with jacking drums driving spoken-word sass over a stripped-back topography. Finally, the title track powers over swung house drums, with its magnetic bass hook and looped samples providing the bed for paranoid bleeps and call-to-action vocals.
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File Under Balearic Gabba Vol 2
Cat: HYR 7299. Rel: 25 Mar 25
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Sewell & The Gong - "Better Words" (Wallace remix) (8:28)
My Friend Dario - "Tellaro" (Sirs remix) (6:26)
Verdo - "Boulevardier" (Pedro Bertho remix) (6:29)
Review: Two years ago, Italy's Balearic Gabba Soundsystem switched from remixing and re-editing their favourite cuts to curating compilation style EPs of similarly minded fare. They're in that mode again here, presenting a trio of cuts that combine the saucer-eyed warmth and loved-up musicality of Balearic music culture with grooves and rhythms firmly focused on the dancefloor. They begin by showcasing Wallace's sublime remix of Sewell & The Gong's 'Better Worlds', a locked-in, hypnotising fusion of semi-organic deep house grooves, new age melodic motifs and the dreamiest of ambient chords. Over on the flip they dip into slo-mo Italo-disco/acid house fusion via SIRS fine revision of My Friend Dario's 'Tell Aro', before treating us to a Pedro Bertho remix of Verdo's 'Belvourdier' in which sparkling Balearic house piano riffs, undulating acid lines and mid-80s "chorus" synth sounds rise above a fluctuating synthesiser bassline and hustling beats.
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TBC 001
TBC 001 (white vinyl 12")
Cat: TBC 001. Rel: 20 May 25
 
Drum And Bass
The Street (4:34)
Untitled (4:05)
In My Dreams (5:03)
Bubble (5:10)
Review: Shadow Child mints his new label TBC with a rave-ready release that taps into playful jungle influences with driving club rhythms that are likely to go down a storm over summer and beyond. Early support from heavyweights like Scuba, Horse Meat Disco and Gerd Janson mean you may have already heard some of these jams and also hint at the EP's broad appeal. Standout tracks are, well, all of them. 'The Street' is a nimble stepper with pruning basslines, 'In My Dreams' is a percussive fenny with another brilliantly old school low end, and an untitled gem brings rave-ready pianos and old school energy. 'Bubble' flips the script with a rugged bass-driven house workout.
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Retrospective Alchemy EP
Cat: DFR 004. Rel: 30 Dec 24
 
Breakbeat
The Voice (5:22)
Artificial Intelligence (5:55)
The Level (5:23)
Murder Mile (5:31)
Review: London's Thomas Wall aka ShadowScience, bringing a fresh fusion of deep atmospheres and futuristic breaks. Across four tracks, Wall builds haunting soundscapes with relentless, precise rhythms, making this an ideal soundtrack for late-night journeys. The EP delivers immersive basslines and meticulous production that draws listeners into its dark, cinematic world. With its brooding textures and tight, relentless energy, Wall's debut as ShadowScience promises much for those who seek the hypnotic allure of late hours and shadowy, intense spaces.
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PATT (Party All The Time)
PATT (Party All The Time) (neon pink vinyl 12")
Cat: ARMA 488. Rel: 02 Jul 24
 
Techno
PATT (Party All The Time) (Adam Beyer, Layton Giordani & Green Velvet remix) (5:52)
PATT (Party All The Time) (Adam Beyer, Layton Giordani & Green Velvet remix) (5:52)
Review: Second time around for some time Deep Dish man Sharam's 2006 anthem 'PATT (Party All The Time)', a canny combination of dark Italo-disco bass, mind-mangling TB-303 acid lines and celebratory vocal snippets (back then, you couldn't escape the sampled "my girl wants to party all the time" vocal refrain). This time round, Adam Beyer has joined forces with fellow Drumcode artist Layton Giordani and Chicago legend Green Velvet - who delivers typically evocative spoken word vocals - to give the track a massive new big room techno spin. Pitching the track up while retaining the original bassline and acid lines, the trio stretch out this hard-as-nails groove before finally unleashing the glassy-eyed vocal sample and some suitably dark and brain-melting electronic refrains. To say it's 'big' is an understatement.
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Basic Instinct
Cat: MR 012. Rel: 04 May 23
 
Techno
Eraser (4:58)
Dancer In The Dark (5:07)
Disturbing Behavior (4:35)
Memories Of Nobody (5:36)
the Last Seducation (6:32)
Review: Is there a more reliable and always on form pair in techno than SHDW & Obscure Shape? The German duo's latest outing is another classy techno offering aimed squarely at the dance floor, each with its own subtly anthemic vibes and perfect for a wide range of settings, moods and moments. 'Eraser' is in your face and full of angst and edginess with clipped vocal shouts and incendiary hi-hats. 'Dancer In The Dark' is full of more blistering synth leads, smeared dub chords and closely stacked kick drums and 'Disturbing Behaviour' has a more lithe and acrobatic feel with lashings of acid. Two more B-side tunes take things to boiling point.

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The 030 Files
The 030 Files (double 12")
Cat: TFEX 15. Rel: 16 Jan 24
 
Techno
Rocket (5:24)
AWE (6:08)
Shot Rhythm (4:56)
CUT (5:11)
Let Yourself Go (4:39)
Zone (5:53)
Yser (5:45)
Shir44 (4:43)
Review: Polish beatmaker Shed has long been a darling of the European underground. His ability to craft textural loops and work them into potent, catchy, emotive but stripped back bangers is second to none. He has done so under various guises including WAX, but adopts his most famous moniker for this new double 12" on The Final Experiment. 'The 030 Files' offers eight brutalist breakbeat beauties that jerk your body into action, hook in your brain with their neat little motifs and make your hairs stand on end with the fizzing nature of the synths. Pure dancefloor dynamite as ever.
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52.114
52.114 (12")
Cat: PRRUKBLK 52114. Rel: 11 Jul 24
 
Techno
Shekon - "Hypno" (Phara remix) (6:21)
Gotshell - "Sindrome De Volar" (5:47)
KaioBarssalos - "Detroit" (4:55)
Netty Hugo - "Ecxtrem" (5:33)
Review: Planet Rhythm's brand of techno is utterly timeless and always futuristic. The latest trip around the stars is a various artists EP that varies in mood and tempo. Shekon's 'Hypno' (Phara remix) kicks off with big, boisterous drum loops full of bounce and swirled with coarse synths. Gotshell takes a more deep approach with gurgling basslines making for a subterranean sound on 'Sindrome De Volar.' KaioBarssalos's 'Detroit' then taps into a classic 313 techno style with shimmering pads and earth-shattering drums. Netty Hugo's 'Ecxtrem' is a pulsating cosmic closer.

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Aning
Aning (hand-numbered 12" in hand-sprayed sleeve limited to 200 copies)
Cat: KIMOCHI 54. Rel: 06 Nov 23
 
Techno
Ceiling Licker
Hundred
Kvadrat (with Materiet)
Gronstruktur
Review: Kimochi Sound welcomes back regular artist Shielding for another standout entry into the label's catalogue, this time on wax with a lovely hand-sprayed sleeve. It's a deep exploration of supple rhythm here with 'Ceiling Licker' mix up diffuse ambient arps and organic sounds from the great outdoors with a bubbling bassline. 'Hundred' is a trippy late night cut with a ghostly atmosphere and muted bells and chords drifting into earshot from way off in the distance. 'Kvadrat' is a late-night collaboration with Maeteriet from Sewer Sender Records that overlays a rubbery minimal rhythm with deft synth details and curious hooks to make for dark but ultimately charming listening.
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We Care EP
Cat: IV 115. Rel: 17 Dec 24
 
Techno
We Care (7:26)
La Libertad (5:17)
Tasting Darkness (5:41)
We Care (acoustic version) (2:41)
Review: Shiffer and Paul Brenning's latest collaboration is a masterclass in restraint and groove. The tracks here unfold slowly, each element carefully placed, allowing the deep, rumbling bass and crisp percussion to speak for themselves. There's a warmth to the production, with subtle melodies peeking through the smooth rhythms, creating a hypnotic effect that pulls you in. The vibe is steady yet unpredictable, and you can feel the influence of house, techno, and everything in between. It's an understated but impressive exploration of sound.
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Make Love Dark Browed
Cat: NNS 010. Rel: 15 Apr 25
 
Minimal/Tech House
Shjva - "Forerunner" (6:50)
Lostlojic - "Feel Podil" (4:21)
Saturated Color - "Trancia" (4:30)
Peshka - "Lyrica 3000 mg" (5:44)
Yevhenii Loi - "Flux Emanation" (7:39)
Review: The debut album from Ukrainian collective Noneside unites musicians and visual artists under the inspiring words of poet Taras Shevchenko, who said 'Make love, o dark-browed ones.' Framed by a painting from contemporary artist Iryna Maksymova, the music explores the trance and tech house that is destined to bring souls together on the dancefloor this summer and beyond. Shjva opens with fresh and mashed bass and sleek trance pads that are subtle but effective. Lostlojic layer sup deep, bubbly techno drums and bass with an angelic vocal tone and Saturated Color's 'Trancia' is a speedy, scuffed-up tech groove for late-night cruising. Peshka and Yevhenii Loi offer two more future-facing trance-techno fusions packed with feels.

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Picnic 010
Cat: PICNI 010. Rel: 21 May 25
 
Techno
Undisclosed (8:26)
Serotonin Level (5:04)
Find Yourself (7:25)
Review: There's a real sense of purpose running through these three tracks, like they were made for a distant world's warehouse party lit by strobe lights and swirling dust. With over ten years releasing music and up to more than 15 EP's, this producer is collecting an impressive catalogue of quality techno music. Here, the A-side opens with 'Undisclosed', a tightly wound piece of sci-fi techno that gleams with a polished edge. It flirts with trance without fully giving in, layering crisp percussion and sleek synth work. 'Serotonin Level' dives deeper into that interplanetary mood. Rooted in techno but smeared with a touch of psychedelic color, the track floats like a spacecraft sliding through static. On the 2nd side, 'Find Yourself' brings the most physical energy. The low-end rolls forward with serious weight while the top end keeps things agile. It's a catchy conclusion to this futuristic, slick and exciting EP.
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Lost In Space
Cat: DC 315. Rel: 04 Feb 25
 
Techno
Lost In Space (4:14)
The Arrival (5:24)
Dark Matter (5:09)
Review: Led by a title track that proves to be a powerful, futuristic romp, a peak-time anthem, designed to electrify crowds, Konstantin Sibold's 'Lost In Space' EP is energetic techno carefully crafted for festival main stages and late-night club settings. 'The Arrival' follows with a shift in mood, more atmospheric and trance-tinged techno, evolving through sweeping pads and layered percussion, pushing forward a sense of anticipation and energy that will deliver a proper, soaring build in a DJ set. Rounding off the EP, 'Dark Matter' takes a more melodic approach, weaving intricate synth lines and evolving textures. A well-rounded exploration of powerful, yet nuanced techno, perfect Drumcode gear.
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I Give You EP
Cat: HBT 011V. Rel: 11 Feb 25
 
Techno
I Give You (5:37)
Need More (5:47)
Review: Sideral, a new resident roster member of Habitat Recordings, returns with a two-track EP flaunting his status as a future facing pop-dance artist. 'I Give You' and its avaricious B-side 'Need More' qualify as floor-flattening heaters primed for the modern listener and dancer, and yet both also push the boat out in terms of daringness and experimentation within the remit of reason allowed by said dancefloor hive mind. 'I Give You' prefers exceptional brightness and pan design, while our highlight 'Need More' recalls the more experimental ends of complextro, lent a futurally fidgeting and detune-tastic twist.
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Reso Riddim
Cat: HHS 041V. Rel: 20 Aug 24
 
Minimal/Tech House
Reso Riddim (6:11)
Objection (6:52)
Rawline 98 (5:58)
Charles List (7:10)
Review: German producer Sidney Charles likes his beats chunky and his grooves heavy. He heads up the Heavy House Society which is named in reference to that fact and that is where he steps up now with a new 12", Reso Riddim. The lithe title cut gets things underway then 'Objection' offers up super smooth and irresistible rhythms run through with deft synth work and nice swirling cosmic overtones. 'Rawline 98' taps into a throwback house sound for all passion and sweatiness and last of all 'Charles List' is an all our jacker with snappy snares, yelping vocals and Boo Williams-style house heat that will get any floor going.
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タグ: Tech House | Minimal
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Detroit Is Burning
Cat: RMCE 011. Rel: 21 May 24
 
Techno
Collision (A Rage In Brooklyn mix) (5:20)
Rave Signal (A Rage In Eindhoven mix) (2:51)
Detroit Is Burning (7:42)
Hypnomatic (5:08)
Review: Raw and its many different sub and sister labels had always worn its love for Chicago house and Detroit techno proudly on its sleeve. This series is specifically dedicated to that and now finds Signal to Noise Ratio serving up the Detroit Is Burning EP. 'Collision' (A Rage In Brooklyn mix) opens up with glitchy electronics and scuzzy basslines over raw house beats. 'Rave Signal (A Rage In Eindhoven mix)' is all caustic synths and shiny metallic drums thudding away over a dark bassline and the title cut then evokes the sounds of aliens trapped in a machine and keen to get out. Closer 'Hypnomatic' is a more heady and dubby cut with pulsing synth tones and a busy bassline bringing the funk.
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Ihy (Interstellar Hypnotic Yama-Biko)
Cat: VIBR 025. Rel: 18 Dec 23
 
Techno
IHY (Satchidananda mix) (6:09)
IHY (Mayday Tribute mix) (4:32)
ROOM #XX1X (5:18)
Teca 745 (6:34)
Review: Don't be confused; Silicon Minds aren't channelling hate into their music, even though a title like 'IHY' would almost certainly suggest as much to netizens well-clued in on their acronyms. Rather, here 'IHY' stands for 'Interstellar Hypnotic Yama-Biko', and given our coincidental encyclopaedic knowledge of Japanese folklore (a Yamabiko is an elusive mountain or canyon deity), we now know everything we need to know about this new EP from one of the many spiritual alias-essences of the house music collective Vibraphone. With a legit original version as well as a stellar remix from Derrick May, which fleshes out that legitness twofold, prepare to join the Yamabeko on a melodic-analogous house journey; through music, its Cheshire smile evinces deep concern for the sublime forests, mountainscapes and other natural formations we've neglected.
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Played by: DJ Mau Mau
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Terrestrial Ultra Doula EP
Cat: AF 058. Rel: 14 Oct 24
 
Techno
Incandescent Shakespeares (Doula mix) (8:02)
Multiharmony (Satyr mix) (4:51)
Droopy (Terrestrial Ultra-Doula mix) (6:56)
Stone-Seeder Hierophant (5:28)
Review: Mattias Ostling returns as Rolando Simmons with the brilliant new 'Terrestrial Ultra-Doula' EP once again showcasing his signature braindance sound on Analogical Force. This four-track collection is an adventurous exploration of acid-infused rhythms that will bang on any dance floor whether a calmer back room or a more lively main room. The standout track for us is 'Multiharmony (Satyr mix)' which features soothing pads paired with lively drum machine patterns, while the title track 'Droopy (Terrestrial Ultra-Doula Mix)' blends dreamy elements with energetic rave breaks. Ostling expertly navigates the realms of rave, IDM, and techno here as he crafts lush yet fidgety beats that demonstrate his unique alchemical approach.
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The Dub Theory EP
Cat: QUINTESSE 92. Rel: 22 Oct 24
 
Deep House
Dub Theory I (5:14)
Dub Theory II (4:41)
Dub Theory III (5:18)
Dub Theory IV (5:15)
Review: Simoncino is like a direct link to the earliest roots of deep house. His sounds are coated in tones of tape hiss, dustiness from his analogue machines, and dreamy synth work that speaks of his Italia heritage. This newest EP is another class outing on Quintessentials that finds him leaning into dub. 'Dub Theory I' is mid-tempo but with nice drive, 'Dub Theory II' has more thunder in the claps and darkness in the bass. 'Dub Theory III' brings shards of melodic light that cut through the muggy atmospheres and 'Dub Theory IV' is a nice Maurizio-style techno roller for early evening or the dead of night.

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Played by: Superbreak
タグ: Dub Techno
 in stock $15.94
Cult Edits 009
Cat: CULTED 009. Rel: 04 Jun 24
 
Minimal/Tech House
Simple Symmetry - "Future Is Nature" (6:16)
Thomass Jackson - "Whirly" (6:41)
Thomas Von Party & Oltrefuturo - "Kookoo" (5:48)
Orchid - "Jaga Jaga" (5:55)
Ayala - "Mantrico Tool" (7:05)
Review: CULTED return in trademark force with five wild psych-bangers from luminaries Simple Symmetry, Thomass Jackson, Orchid, Ayala, and Multi Culti boss Thomas Von Party teamed up with Oltrefuturo. A sense of weirdness exudes from these tunes, refusing the common pitfalls of twee chord progressions or underproduction hidden behind rawness; these ones are as high-qual, watery, poured-over as can be, yet also bring with them a real sense of exploration and eccentricity of mood. The utmost case in point is Thomas Van Party & Oltrefuturo's 'Kookoo', a chugging machine-elven carnival of doffed conical hats and gated cute vocals.
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Hardgroove Originals: Vol One
Cat: HGO 001. Rel: 03 Dec 24
 
Techno
Ben Sims - "Snapshot '99" (6:06)
Mark Broom - "WWWWWWWWork" (4:07)
Mark Williams - "Next 21s" (5:24)
Roku - "Acid Amnesia" (5:04)
Review: Four new motoric Hardgrooves from the eponymous label, riffing off the back of a mountain of DJ support in recent months to bring three of the best formerly digital-only tracks to grace the label's catalogue, plus a brand new, previously unreleased cut from Ben Sims and Mark Broom under their infamous Roku guise. Sims and Broom whack up the velocity thruster to eleven on the As 1 and 2 respectively, with 'Snapshot '99' and 'WWWWWWWWork' providing little opportunity for exhalation or ease. The odometer hand is well and truly straining, nigh broken by the time we reach Mark Williams' 'Next 21s', with its hypey falsetto rave shouts, while the diminutive duo Roku round things off on a salacious acid smoke bomb, 'Acid Amnesia'.
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Body To Body II: Paris Berlin
Body To Body II: Paris Berlin (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: BODYTOBODY 002. Rel: 26 Jan 23
 
Techno
Sina XX & Dance Divine - "Dancefloor Is Hot" (6:10)
Sina XX & Metaraph - "Color Of People" (6:57)
Sina XX & Lacchesi - "Goth It" (5:43)
Enham, Lessss & Sina XX - "Le Demon" (5:10)
Review: Get your marching boots on and strap in for a white knuckle ride from fledgling label Body to Body. This second release from the French crew is another thrilling take on hard techno and gabba as Sina XX links up with different artists across four cuts. First, it is with Dance Divine for the flat-footed menace and lashing synths of 'Dancefloor Is Hot' then Metaraph joins for 'Color Of People,' a cut that burrows deep on an oversized bassline and edgy string stabs unsettle the mood. Sina XX & Lacchesi's 'Goth It' is a minimal excursion on tightly wrapped drums and bass that are full of pent-up tension then last of all is the most brain-frying and textural rave of the lot as Enahm and Lessss join in for 'Le Demon.'
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Played by: Rave Energy
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Steel's HC
Cat: NON 001. Rel: 05 Feb 25
 
Minimal/Tech House
Bodkins Breakdown (5:27)
Nonsono (5:43)
Steel's HC (6:28)
Can't Dance! (5:25)
Review: Newcomer Liam Sinigoi shares a debut release for Nonsono, impressing us seasoned types with an evidently sparse but efficacious sonic palate. While Sinigoi's dancefloor acumen is second to none, you'd be surprised to learn that most of these tunes were made while he was living on the site of a former hospital in London's Shadwell, not in some action-stations studio. Packed with piquant acid leads and haunting over-synths, the likes of 'Steel's HC' and 'Can't Dance!' make up a sonic tetragram, each corner of which reveals a different side to the initiate producer.
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Pacer EP
Pacer EP (12")
Cat: ZNGBR 014. Rel: 07 Apr 25
 
Minimal/Tech House
Formentario (6:12)
Pacer (7:38)
It's A Flesh Wound (6:04)
It's A Flesh Wound (Christopher Ledger remix) (7:35)
Review: Dubliner Noah Skelton brings a deep four-track helter-skelter to Zingiber Audio, topping up a well-travelled catalogue whose earprints are borne in the discographies of Amour, Daydream and Mayak. 'Formentario' and 'Pacer' deepen our hearts with fulsome beats n' bass, carefully constructed to manifest in the listener a looser, undammed destiny. 'It's A Flesh Wound', meanwhile, subtly balances emo-breaks and curious acid jazz, with a popout FM and dancing piano plinks proving particularly pacific, not least when set against *those* chords.
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Sakura
Sakura (12")
Cat: DC 312. Rel: 12 Nov 24
 
Techno
Bart Skils & Sudo - "Nexus"
Bart Skils & Drunken Kong - "Set It Right"
Review: Up-and-comer techno stalwart Bart Skils drops two new rather exciting menace-mongerers for Drumcode, 'Nexus' and 'Set It Right', both of which make up the brilliantly Japanese music-infused 'Sakura' EP. Bringing pentatonic scales and synth koto emulations to an impressively towering pair of propulsions, the selection is fittingly frenetic and yet remains sure to be a unique standout in the Drumcode catalogue; listen out for some prime vocal work on the B-side too, giving rise to a supreme pluck-led drop.
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The Power Hour (reissue)
The Power Hour (reissue) (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: SOUNDS 009. Rel: 20 Feb 23
 
Techno
The Drive (6:59)
G-Rated (6:42)
Power Hour (13:08)
Review: Woody McBride's Sounds label continues to dive back in the archives and revive some absolute gold standard techno for modern diggers. This collab effort between McBride (in his DJ ESP guise) and DJ Skull originally came out in 1995, and it still sounds fierce to this day. 'The Drive' is a stripped down tool with all the right chops to tweak out a locked-in raver, but 'G-Rated' is the real gem on the record. In a blistering hailstorm of 303 squelch you get a definitive example of acid techno at its finest. 'The Power' might well find relevance in the present day trance-techno scene thanks to its unsettling leads and relentless forwards thrust.
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When It Rains It Pours
Cat: TM 019. Rel: 12 Dec 23
 
Techno
When It Rains It Pours (11:19)
When It Rains It Pours (Eternal Injection Underwater Deep dub) (6:16)
Review: Skyark has gone big with this latest release. It is an over 11 minute epic called 'When It Rains It Pours' that plays out like a serene electronic trip. It is always not he move and pairs ambient pads with lo-fi fuzz. bubbling synths with thunder clouds, sprinklings of percussion and subtle rhythms. On the flipside is six minute rework, the Eternal Injection Underwater Deep dub, which is more direct but still super heady with its floating cosmic pads and minimalism rhythms. We arent too sure who this artist is but we shall certainly be keeping an ear out for them in future.
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Coherence
Coherence (12")
Cat: SL 01. Rel: 10 Dec 24
 
Minimal/Tech House
W1
Coherence
Review: SL Jung may not be particularly prolific - this two-tracker marks the Berlin-based producer's fifth vinyl outing since 2018 - but what he does put out tends to be strong and steady. For proof, check dub techno influenced A-side 'W1', where echoing melodic motifs and liquid synthesizer flourishes bubble along atop a sturdy dub-wise bassline and snappy drum machine beat. It's as hypnotic, locked-in and quietly attractive as you'd expect, with plenty of low-end weight to counter to prettier top-end elements. Title track 'Coherence' is another slab of tech-house/dub-techno fusion, though this time blessed with more off-kilter, effects-laden riffs, Villalobos noises aplenty and deep, warm bass.
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タグ: Dub Techno
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VA Cluster I
Cat: CLUSTER I. Rel: 06 Dec 24
 
Techno
Slak - "Fragility" (5:54)
Alejandro Marmol - "Retahila" (5:33)
TEE-R & Parallax - "Nocturnal Mosaic" (5:15)
Anna Kost - "Conjunction" (6:01)
Parautas - "Pliegue" (6:16)
Dawn RAzor - "Small Notebook" (6:36)
Review: Banging electrobass from Spain's Masa Series, mooting six of their roster artists for an incendiary exercise in grit and vibrancy. Having already invited a slew of artists for individual releases, the Cluster series here aims more at collectivity. All the tracks here nail the label's signature smushing of heavily heat-glued sound, moving between everything from electro to breaks, landing somewhere in the synaesthetic register of an earthen sonic purply-brown. The highlight here, though, has to be Anna Kost's 'Conjunction', which breaks this general rule through a fast dubstep-ish 150BPM exploration in nervous respiratory pad design and glance-off percs, making for a bracing potential set intro.
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Played by: Tom Drew
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Exhibit
Exhibit (12")
Cat: SOMA 665. Rel: 30 May 24
 
Techno
Exhibit (1) (6:32)
Exhibit (2) (6:01)
Exhibit (3) (5:52)
Exhibit (1 - BOHM & The Unborn Child remix) (6:42)
Review: Slam's Exhibit series on Soma presents a compelling showcase of techno talent, focusing on the raw and hypnotic end of the genre spectrum. The inaugural release, featuring Slam themselves, delivers three parts of pulsating techno energy. 'Exhibit 1' kicks things off with deep, sub-heavy vibrations, setting a formidable tone. 'Exhibit 2' follows suit with high-energy intensity, while 'Exhibit 3' offers a more sci-fi-infused variation. The remix by BOHM & The Unborn Child adds an intriguing twist, elevating the soundscape with subtle enhancements. Overall, Exhibit is a perfect example to Slam's commitment to championing techno's fundamental frequencies, offering a diverse and electrifying listening experience for aficionados of the genre.
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Surfacing EP
Cat: MTB 018. Rel: 02 Apr 25
 
Techno
Signature (4:48)
Do High (4:54)
Far From The Madding (4:31)
Overcircle (4:49)
Review: Mitsubasa means "three-wings" in Japanese and those wings stand for the soul, the heart and the mind. All of them are taken care of with this new one from the label as SLV taps into Detroit techno heat on the opener. It's awash with textural synths and speedy drum funk. 'Do High' drops in a pitched-up vocal hook that cannot fail to get that extra bit of real iron in the club, especially as the drums surge with such style and euphoria. 'Far From The Madding' is another one wrapped up in synth overloads that build intensely over minimal drums and 'Overcircle' then strips things back to tight, bouncy loops.
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