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Narcotic Tango
Cat: RECUTMUSIC 006. Rel: 25 Mar 25
Narcotic Tango (6:18)
Acid Street (6:17)
Jack On Acid (6:22)
Feel The Heat (6:00)
Review: Italian artist Recut is back with a new four-track outing that comes steeped in the lovably mad energy of acid, the enduring rawness of the Chicago underground and the drum sounds of New York. He has been active since the 90s so has a great through-line to these foundational styles but makes them his own here. Interestingly he started producing with turntables and mixers after being inspired by DMC champion so brings a real live feel to his sounds. 'Narcotic Tango' is a full-throttle pumper, 'Acid Street' layers undulating 303 lines into silky and elastic drums and 'Jack O Acid' gets more intense and in your face. 'Feel The Heat' shuts down with some trippy synth colours.
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Played by: DJ ROCCA
タグ: Acid House
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Haunted Quest
Cat: XX 001. Rel: 03 Mar 25
Haunted Quest (7:06)
Malevolent (6:52)
Overdrive (6:14)
Reverie (6:50)
Review: Sydney producer Will Regan has the task of serving up Xadenx Records's first ever vinyl release, and he doesn't fall short. His blend of storytelling electro and techno is both packed with detail to occupy your mind as well as coming with some fine, floor-ready rhythms for your feet. 'Haunted Quest' is a spacious one with searching pads to get things going, then 'Malevolent' has a frost synth texture and plunging bass that locks you into a steady rhythm. 'Overdrive' off-sets more pixelated synths and raw machine rhythms and last of all, 'Reverie' has a sense of impending doom that keeps you very much locked in.
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In Space EP
Cat: BAG 002. Rel: 24 Mar 25
Inspace (6:20)
Frequency (5:43)
Timeout (5:21)
Kalapas (5:31)
Review: BeAvantGarde Records have been away for a while but now makes an always-welcome return with the underground favourite that is Riccardo. He does his usual do of serving up four tracks of spaced-out invention. 'In Space' opens up with nice warped bass and insistent synth stabs with jacked-up drums and perc. 'Frequency' then has a more bright and cosmic sense of mood as the drums slow down and lull you into their hypnotic patterns. There is plenty of snap and crispy bass to 'Timeout' with its searching lead synths and gritty baseline while last of all is 'Kalapas' which cuts are loose and has ragged rhythms and textures for a more arresting vibe.
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Played by: Tom Drew
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Interactive DJ'ng (reissue)
Cat: SMR 032. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Hypernotes Velocity (4:51)
Betta's Universe (4:38)
C'Mon (4:52)
Born To Sinthetize (4:27)
C'Mon (Trent remix) (5:54)
Review: Rick 8 is the techno alias of Italy's Riccardo Falsini, and here he revives the pioneering spirit of his iconic Interactive Test label with this early gem, which offers an essential slice of trance, techno and progressive house history. Known for reshaping genre boundaries, the label was a beacon of innovation, as this EP shows. Each track is a potent club tool, designed for transcendental dancefloor moments and sonic ascension from the chunky tribalism of 'Hypernotes Velocity' to the standout remix of 'C'Mon' by Sound Metaphors affiliate Trent, who injects progressive firepower. 'Born To Sinthetize' is a deeper, spiritual sound with flashy synth work married to loose drum loops.
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Played by: ROTCIV
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Signals EP
Signals EP (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: MPR 002. Rel: 15 Apr 25
Ritmiq & Louis - "Interplanetary Prisoner" (6:36)
Ritmiq & Louis - "Parallax" (6:53)
Ritmiq & Lewba - "Transmitting From Space" (7:21)
Ritmiq - "Nebularae" (7:42)
Review: Motion Potion Records returns with a second release from the Australian label founded by Jono Xidias, Mehmet Alpdogan, and ritmiq. This collaborative project sees ritmiq teaming up with Lewba and Louis for the 'Signals' EP, a heady exploration of spacey club sounds. Standout track 'Transmitting From Space' (with Lewba) glides through cosmic synths, subtle breaks and hypnotic melodies so is sure to become a certified late-night burner. On the A-side, Louis and ritmiq deliver 'Interplanetary Prisoner' and 'Parallax,' which are both rich in mood and groove. ritmiq's solo cut 'Nebularae' closes the EP with high energy and dancefloor heat. Signals is a stylish, cosmic journey worth taking.

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The Electro Guilde V
The Electro Guilde V (12" + stickers)
Cat: ZC ELEC 013LTD. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Robodrum - "Call Me Bitch" (6:45)
RedJack - "Call The Monster" (6:23)
Baka - "Flux" (4:22)
Baka - "Androids Hate Marching" (5:04)
Review: Get ready for The Electro Guilde's fifth volume, another invitation to get lost at the heart of the rave. This time Zodiak Commune Records enlist Robodrum to kick off with the relentless synth slithers of bleeps of 'Call Me Bitch' before Redjack's 'Call The Monster' layers up mad analogue cowbells, blasts of distorted bass and a sense of intergalactic tension. Baka's 'Flux' dup shootings up with some visceral acid and he also takes care of the closer, 'Androids Hate Marching' a warp-seed, neck-snapping electro terminator with future synths and hiring sounds all spinning your mind into a fenny.

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Arise EP
Arise EP (white vinyl 12")
Cat: NSA 011. Rel: 30 Apr 25
Marg Fit (4:38)
Araguaney (5:14)
SSL (4:33)
Starting Over (5:39)
Rreira (5:49)
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Double Sided Weapons EP
Cat: DBFL 01. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Roto - "Spirit Alteration" (6:50)
Nulek, Roto - "Not Enough" (6:59)
Nulek, Roto - "The State's Lying" (6:09)
Roto - "Whisper" (feat Lourene) (6:20)
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Listen To My Voice
Cat: IPK 005. Rel: 29 Apr 25
Tokyo (5:34)
Listen To My Voice (5:53)
Chapter 3 (6:11)
Fantasy (4:26)
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Noel Skum
Noel Skum (12")
Cat: ELKTRN 003. Rel: 15 Apr 25
Noel Skum (4:17)
Mighty Thor (4:56)
No AI (4:55)
Reverse Cowgirl (3:46)
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DO
DO (12" + insert)
Cat: ITW 009. Rel: 17 Mar 25
D
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Put The Needle On The Record: Dance Floor Magic Happens Here
Giacomo Silvestri - "Paradox" (6:31)
Andrea Giuliani - "Hypnagogic" (6:35)
Kirill Matveev, Wiklauri - "Fasol" (7:34)
Nicolas Barnes - "Lift It" (7:36)
タグ: Tech House
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Pacer EP
Pacer EP (12")
Cat: ZNGBR 014. Rel: 07 Apr 25
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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5th Dimension EP
Cat: X2S 004. Rel: 12 Mar 25
Tip Of The Iceberg (6:50)
Nu Era (6:18)
Sweet Destruction (5:49)
Rest Easy (5:58)
Lost In The Realm (5:24)
Review: Into the fifth dimension flies UK producer Smev with a wicked cosmic acid journey of an EP. Billed as a bridge across the void into an alternate reality, we begin at the 'Tip Of The Iceberg' before plunging down below, concluding on a state of ending up happily 'Lost In The Realm'. Echoic squelch-synths abound, generously doused in reverb as we skirt and skip across atmospheric dusts of half-recalled affirmations - "destruction... believe in yourself..." - on 'Sweet Destruction', where the EP takes a darker turn. More energised, by comparison, is 'Rest Easy', which leaves us paradoxically, affectively unable to do anything but.
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Homecoming EP
Cat: RMCE 0161. Rel: 11 Apr 25
Homecoming (feat Exzakt) (6:07)
The Iron Raven (4:51)
Golan Heights (4:47)
Bornheim 34 (4:08)
Review: To go "sniper mode" implies a mixture of precision and force, and doesn't Gregor Sniper know it! Returning to Rawax after a break, this fresh 12:" killshot emerges stealthily from a protrusive barrel, with guest vocals from fellow producer Exzakt aka. Larry McCormick on the lead tune. 'Homecoming' exemplifies creative vocal processing, working snappy rhythms about reverse reverb and harmonic pitch layers. 'The Iron Raven' contrasts with its purgatory purity, opting for cleaner drums and dastard ricochets, set against an inauspicious detuned tone. 'Golan Heights' builds on the same root note to soar above an emergent landscape, while 'Bornheim 34' again concludes things on an ill-bade note, evoking moods of a goblin kingdom turned collective cyborg zombie.
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Homecoming EP
Homecoming EP (limited silver vinyl 12")
Cat: RMCE 016S. Rel: 22 Apr 25
Homecoming (feat Exzakt) (6:08)
The Iron Raven (4:50)
Golan Heights (4:47)
Bornheim 34 (4:07)
Review: Under his long-standing electro alias Sniper Mode, German techno veteran Gregor Tresher returns with a new EP. This is a sharp, sci-fi-inflected collection that shows his enduring command of sleek, futuristic sound design. Though better known for his techno output, Tresher’s electro work is no side project. Side-A opens with 'Homecoming', featuring Miami’s Exzakt. It’s a shadowy, pulsing cut built on punchy drums and steely synth lines. This is pure classic dark electro with modern muscle. 'The Iron Raven' follows, a high-definition flight through synthetic skies, all crisp sequences and distant echoes, evoking cold futurism with cinematic flair. On Side-B, 'Golan Heights' ventures into IDM territory while staying grounded in electro’s tight frameworks. Its textures shimmer, its rhythms glitch and glide. This is sci-fi circuitry rendered with surgical precision. Closing track 'Bornheim 34' tips its cap to the old school, fusing vintage 808 bounce with a contemporary finish. Tresher taps back into the pulse of pure machine funk, reigniting a project that’s quietly shaped the electro undercurrent for nearly 25 years. It’s a controlled detonation of style and substance.
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TSCL 002
TSCL 002 (12")
Cat: TSCL 002. Rel: 11 Mar 25
Andy Somoza - "UFO DJ" (6:39)
Andy Somoza - "Random Danzer" (6:23)
The Cap Boy - "Angry Cooper" (6:00)
The Cap Boy - "Willys" (5:40)
タグ: Tech House
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Fast Blood
Cat: SW 002. Rel: 03 Mar 25
Spooky Wooky - "Cauchemard Ambulant" (4:33)
Mama - "Billy Balade" (5:49)
Gogo Gadgeto - "FREAK" (5:56)
Eliaz - "Metamorphosis" (7:01)
Lazer Man - "Fuck The Bass" (5:22)
Review: Spooky Wooky return with a newly nourished Pandora's box worth of tunes, welcoming four new producers each for their own scare, as well as an opening fourfold fright. Joining forces only under the name Spooky Wooky, 'Cauchemard Ambulant' puns on the French term for "waking nightmare" terming it a "walking nightmare", with fidgety, motile synth snaps and pops aligned alongside bow can scrape samples and strange monstrous gurgles. Our faves among the solo cuts have to be Lazer Man's 'Fuck The Bass' and Gogo Gadgeto's 'FREAK', both of which seem to convey a sort of crazed elvish otherworld.
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4444 1
4444 1 (12")
Cat: SPLIT 001. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Stereotype - "Suggestive Groove" (5:58)
Bobby Metronome - "Acid Gate" (4:32)
Diego Calix - "Forget Your Purpose" (5:12)
Emilio Dahmen - "Musica Control" (5:52)
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Personal Universal
Cat: HBL 006. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Dragapella (Hard edit) (7:21)
Simple One (5:29)
Laculesdesample (5:58)
Review: Lisbon's Hubble Recordings present their sixth release so far, keeping firm to their artist-specific EPs approach following brilliant releases from Kaesar, Costin RP, Miroloja, Octave and Alex Pervukhin. The latest is from tech house hurler Sublee aka Stefan Nicu, whose flight-booking impulse is as strong as ever, here having stopped over from far-flung Romania. After a string of both digital and vinyl stopovers, 'Personal Universal' appears as the pendular follow-up to 2024's Rawax debut 'Simple Two', bringing hugely doubled vocal cantata to a fervent acid build on the title track, while ensuers 'Simple One' and 'Laculesdesample' bring fidgety synth double bass and unorthodox percussions. A personal universe we'd never want to leave!
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Double Speak
Cat: LONEWOLF 017. Rel: 12 Mar 25
Double Speak (4:33)
Tomorrow's Past (4:25)
Rubber Lover (5:12)
Gagman (4:35)
Butr (5:12)
Review: London's Lonewolf are an unstoppable machine, unerring in their ability to output solo artists' EPs while juggling outputting huger year-end compilations. This latest from Suicide Aftr 7 is a higher-calibre acid techno stirrer, doing a rather sophisticated justice to the otherwise broad aesthetic that is "eerie atmospheres and mystic soundscapes". 'Double Speak' pairs naive vocals with strobing lead lines, while 'Tomorrow's Past' darkens the proceedings by way of descendingly gothic minor tones, before 'Rubber Lover' flattens the mood through classic Chi-claps and breathy vocals.
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This Is The Way You Do The Break Dance (reissue)
Cat: GET 7057. Rel: 01 Jan 90
This Is The Way You Do The Break Dance (vocal version) (4:37)
This Is The Way You Do The Break Dance (instrumental version) (4:13)
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CQTR 005
CQTR 005 (12")
Cat: CQTR 005. Rel: 28 Apr 25
SV3 - "Armament Belico" (6:30)
TC80 - "Hipnosis Global" (7:12)
Trajano - "Sistema Cabuloso" (6:23)
Sebastian - "Desapariciones" (5:23)
Review: Three South American artists - SV3, Trajano, Sebastian - converge alongside French maestro TC-80 on a new, gung-ho vinyl release from Coqueto. Reflecting a para-militant mood, from 'Armament Belico' to 'Hipnosis Global', hi-tech metanoia is balanced with a crude militancy here, reflecting an aggressive permutation of trance. Closer 'Desapariciones' (from Spanish, "disappearances"), we round out on a scathing but ghostly judgment call, with gasping transitions and tanky poundings.
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Contact In The Zone
Contact In The Zone (limited 12")
Cat: BLKMUSIC 014. Rel: 01 May 25
The Answer (7:33)
Twilight Zone (Space mix) (6:21)
Better Ask Somebody (4:37)
Twilight Zone (Broken mix) (5:11)
Contact In The Zone (5:15)
Review: Philadelphia producer and DJ Sweater makes a blistering debut on New York's BLKMARKET MUSIC with five cuts that blur the lines between breakbeat, tech-house and low-slung electro. It's a sound rooted as much in dusty record bins he works the counter at Impressions Philly as it is in the warehouse circuits that forged this connection back in 2021. 'The Answer' opens with choppy drums and cosmic static, before both versions of 'Twilight Zone' spin the same eerie motif into sleek machine funk ('Space Mix') and woozy stepper ('Broken Mix'). On the flip, 'Better Ask Somebody' dials up the groove with bumping mids and a ghosted vocal chop, while 'Contact In The Zone' sends things into sludgy, broken-rhythm hypnosis. A bold first outing that speaks in riddles but hits with intent.
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Cultivated Electronics EP 002 (reissue)
Cat: CE 002R. Rel: 19 Mar 25
Sync 24 - "Resynth" (5:44)
Matt Whitehead - "Spinning Mobile" (7:15)
ADJ - "Another Level" (5:11)
Junq - "From Below" (7:12)
Review: Originally released back in 2008, Cultivated Electronics's second 12" features still-fresh tracks from label head Sync 24 alongside the debut release from Matt Whitehead. It was a classic back then and it remains so which is why it now gets reissued. 'Resynth' is pure electronic madness with mad inventive rhythms. The EP also includes a contribution from Pyramid Transmissions label owner ADJ who showed his class on 'Another Level' and Brighton-based acid producer Junq keeps it classy on 'From Below'. This high-energy collection pushes the boundaries of techno and is a no-brainer for fans of bold, analogue-driven sound.
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Alpha EP
Alpha EP (12")
Cat: FDMTL 6. Rel: 30 Apr 25
Dance To The Break Of Day (5:53)
I Must've Been Blind Rythm (5:24)
Dance To The Break (Dawn 5am mix) (5:16)
Dreamcore (5:33)
Review: After originally being self-released as a white label, Synthasy's breakbeat hardcore debut quickly gained cult status. It was engineered by Jezz Wright, who did renowned work on Liquid's 'Sweet Harmony' and Lemon D's early EPs and was distributed through London shops. High demand led to a full artwork repress, but copies vanished swiftly and helped cement its cult reputation as a rare gem. Over time, it became a coveted collector's item that commanded high prices - but not any more, thanks to this latest reissue. The rain, directness of the music, rave-ready synths and unforgettable vocal cries that turn the emotion up to 11 mean this debut remains a standout from early '90s rave culture.
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Tooflie Edits 005
Tooflie Edits 005 (hand-stamped 180 gram translucent blue vinyl 12")
Cat: TFL 005. Rel: 17 Apr 25
CS VG (4:40)
BLORN (4:43)
KRLE (4:44)
JUWRK (5:50)
Review: Tooflie's latest offering dives into the allure of French pop's vocal sensuality that weaves intricate production with global influences. The opener, 'CS VG,' anchors the release with its half-step beat that flows through grainy tonal shifts and rhythms, twisting familiar elements into something new and magnetic. Its dreamy, almost spectral feel is offset by sharper, more defined edges, creating an engaging dynamic that keeps the energy fluid yet charged. As the record progresses, 'BLORN' introduces a more laid-back groove, combining minimalist funk with a sense of melancholic soul, perfect for late-night listening. The flipside continues to surprise, with 'KRLE' and 'JUWRK' fusing breakbeat elements with soft digital textures, offering a distinct and refined energy. Tooflie expertly blends the experimental with the accessible, crafting a release that's both bold and sophisticated, ready to ignite the most discerning dancefloors.
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Artemis EP
Cat: LOP 18. Rel: 05 Mar 25
Artemis (One) (5:57)
Artemis (Two) (5:08)
Artemis (Three) (5:40)
Artemis (Four) (4:21)
Review: Tora takes flight on a new voyage to the outer edges of the electro universe with his new EP Artemis, which comes in four parts. These are seriously evocative and cinematic sounds starting with the high speed and kinetic drum patterns and rumbling basslines of 'Artemis (One)'. 'Artemis (Two)' has the same sort of snappy drums and hits but is a little more nuanced with extra space for the beats to land. 'Artemis (Three)' gets raw with aliens in the machines and squelchy acid and 'Artemis (Four)' brings things to a close with plunging bass and edgy dial tones that keep you on your toes.

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Concrete Hermits EP
Cat: STAND 001. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Concrete Hermits (5:32)
Concrete Hermits (Oren remix) (6:18)
Get Up (5:57)
Forgotten Memories (5:36)
Review: Brighton's underground mainstay, StandUp, celebrates its own launch with a debut EP from Bognor-based electro pioneers Transparent Sound (Tresor), celebrating the project's 30th anniversary. Through electro and breakbeat, the title number secures high-octane dancefloor power, while label founder Oren's remix marks a deeper, atmospheric turn. On the B, 'Get Up' brings acid-laced grooves, and Forgotten Memories shifts to introspective melodies over Orson's signature hits. A dynamic four-tracker, setting a bold foundation for StandUp's future.
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Dreadfully Distinct (B-STOCK)
Dreadfully Distinct (B-STOCK) (12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: DPTX 033 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Dreadfully Distinct (7:41)
Stardust (7:34)
Decisions: Derision (6:43)
Ready State Of Mind (6:32)
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Vol 2
Vol 2 (12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: CASTELLA 002. Rel: 07 Apr 25
Orizzonti Sonori (5:39)
Viaggiando Nei Sogni (5:51)
Melodie Misteriose (5:41)
Attraverso Il Tempo (5:46)
Rivelazioni Dal Futuro (4:23)
タグ: Tech House | Minimal
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Ley Del Silencio
Cat: UNSYS 010. Rel: 29 Apr 25
Two Opposites - "Stay To Me" (5:37)
Corp - "Sin Kontrol" (5:10)
Torrent & Adria - "Organismo Sintetico" (4:53)
Adria - "Bakalao" (5:07)
Review: Crossing between V/A comp and split 12", Unusual Systems present the tenth edition in their series celebrating the work of local Italian producers. Glossing xenon flashes of Italo disco and electro-disco-synth, we've here the tasering talents of duo Two Opposites and then solo artist Corp on the A, backed up by Catalan producers Torrent and Adria on the B side. The opening productions are slick, adumbrate bops, outlining the barest, darkest contours of Italo in its most abstract form. Adria's 'Bakaloo' is the highlight of the B, indulging the weirdest of buildups and most party-crashing of progressions.
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Passing Currents
Passing Currents (12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: CS 203. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Txted - "Cherry Lemonade Special" (feat Phil Moffa - Okpk Spectral mix) (4:15)
Atrevido - "Flying Fortress" (4:10)
Josh Dahlberg - "Ass On The Floor" (4:35)
Kevin Reynolds - "Sign It Upside Down" (6:26)
Hazmat Live - "The Marriage Of Korg & Moog" (4:50)
Review: Passing Currents aims to stand out from the predictable by offering a deeply human touch in its music. This five-tracker backs that up by melding academic expertise with dancefloor intuition and the A-side features txted by Phil Moffa remixed by Yamaha DSP coder okpk after they met during doctoral studies, they flip technical mastery into bass-driven energy while Atrevido' fuses California warmth with analogue electro, Josh Dahlberg's rediscovered 2009 electro gem, 'Ass On The Floor', still bangs and Detroit's Kevin Reynolds delivers hypnotic grooves before Hazmat Live pushes boundaries with a sound rooted in soulful, experimental innovation.
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Played by: DJ Mau Mau
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Beyond The Visible Spectrum EP
Cat: MONNOM 038. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Beyond The Visible Spectrum (5:05)
Holographic Existence (6:06)
The Path Of Loneliness (3:52)
Bodyhost (4:52)
Fugitive Forms (6:01)
Ghostdancer (6:11)
Review: Beyond the visible spectrum, there lies infrared and UV, after which... well, we're not quite sure, because we're not photonics engineers! But it sure sounds as though French producer Umwelt (real name Frederic Poncet) has lifted the optic veil, and can only begin to relay it to us not by using his words, but in a next-best kind of speechless semiosis: hard trance. What sounds like an entire gamut and more is spanned on this relentless tunnel-borer of an EP, whose light-trailed front cover easily matches the record's breakneck trance mobility. 'Bodyhost' is like a future motorist-rhapsodist's madness, redlining the limiter with no relent. 'Holographic Existence', meanwhile, is an incredible, drumless monsoon, and an impending modern classic for trance DJs, going heavy on the G-force SFX and tactile synthesis to produce a terrific transcendence of the speed limit, even without the kick of the drum.
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Constellations Vol 2
Cat: MTRON 041. Rel: 06 Mar 25
Umwelt - "Stellar Oscillations" (5:26)
DJ Mell G & Unklevon - "Mechanic Feels" (3:54)
Ben Pest - "Shodan" (4:52)
Ctrls - "An Equal" (5:21)
PRZ & Ori - "Be Scared Of Clowns" (5:21)
Viikatory - "8 IN_8" (4:31)
Review: A quick piping of ultrafast space-techno comes as a six-track aural electro-techno drip, courtesy of Berlin's Mechatronica Music. The second in their 'Constellations' series of V/A EPs, this is an exodic exultation, charting top farings from the likes of Umwelt, Ben Pest and Viikatory. Umwelt's opening charge 'Stellar Oscillations' is a warpsped drive back to the retrofuture, with punctured stabs and fractal chord efferents propelling a lengthy trance crissing 'cross the milky way. Pest's 'Shodan' takes a detour, recharging at an interstellar traction substation specialising in sputtery, kilowatted electro. And 'Be Scared Of Clowns' is the titular highlight by Prz & Ori bringing a different spaceship to the same docking bay; it is the comparative Borg cube to the A3's Romulan craft, lessening any residual humanity for a shocking laserdesign B cut.
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Analog Astronaut Part 2
Cat: ABSTRCTRTM 008. Rel: 08 Apr 25
60 Minute Stars (7:10)
Astrobio (6:02)
Life Beneath (5:09)
World Overthrown (4:35)
Holo Haven (4:09)
Review: Techno veterans Alexander Johansson and Mattias Fridell recently decided to come together to found new collaborative project Unwonted to explore a new electro realm. They bring their vision to Abstract Rhythm here with a massive five tracker this is the second part in the series. '60 Minute Stars' opens with a widescreen celestial atmosphere and 'Astrobio' then rides a more forlorn vibe with melancholic pads. There is a serenity and sense of calm to 'World Overthrown' with its low-key drum patterns and sombre pads and 'Holo Haven' brings a warped bassline to the fore as glitchy machine sounds and smeared synth calm counters that raw focal point. It's a sound superb outing from this venerated pair.
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The Final Frontier (reissue)
The Final Frontier (reissue) (12" 再プレス)
Cat: UR 003MCM. Rel: 30 Apr 25
The Final Frontier (8:14)
Entering Quadrant Five (3:50)
Base Camp Alpha 808 (5:59)
Review: Underground Resistance reissue 'The Final Frontier', one of many lesser-spotted records to emerge from the many subterranean bore-holes they'd dug under Detroit, pre-1995. Produced under the UR namesake by the momentarily errant Mad Mike Banks, 'The Final Frontier' opens with a titular acid skipper, not long before a mathematically-minded ascender *avant la lettre*, 'Entering Quadrant Five', hears blooping, arpy, archic counterpoints arise, layer on layer, as if we'd taken flight aboard a starship, and now find ourselves accelerating against the flow of a cosmic cataract. The B offers a vision of meanwhile, beaming us down to 'Base Camp Alpha 808', which hears a comparatively Promethean fusion of hand drum and drum machine.
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Played by: Tr One, Shadow Dancer, Fog
 in stock $17.70
Journey
Journey (12")
Cat: HMGRWN 006. Rel: 05 Mar 25
Channel 4
5th Avenue
Early Riser
Far Out
Review: Hidde Van Wee hails from the Netherlands but clearly has a respect for electronic styles from these shores, not least classic UKG and tech house. They are both to be heard in these cuts on HOMEGROWN Records, starting with 'Channel 4' which is a big energy beat with wiggling bass. The space-tech sound '5th Avenue' has already had big club plays from the likes of ROSSI. and Chris Stussy and 'Early Riser' then hooks you in with psychedelic colours and trippy motifs over new school tech drums. 'Far Out' shuts down with gritty, stripped back drums, a turbocharged bassline and celestial melodic outlook. Lovely stuff.
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タグ: Tech House
 in stock $16.04
Parallax Effect Pt 2
Cat: APNEA 112. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Terminus81z (9:03)
Pulse Width (7:03)
Distant Dissonance (7:11)
Light Forms (7:15)
Review: Dutchman Boris Bunnik is a man of many moniker,s but here he returns as the electro-leaning Versalife with Parallax Effect PT.2, the second and final chapter in his series, which pushes his rhythmic vision into more elastic, unpredictable terrain. Shifting from the precision of PT.1, this release coils low-end pressure and restless sequences around percussive frameworks that flicker between tension and release. Each track feels alive-mechanically structured yet pulsing with organic energy unfolding in real time. The balance of restraint and propulsion gives the EP a kinetic, suspenseful edge which means that PT.2 doesn't just follow its predecessor; it refracts it, bending the narrative into new shapes.
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Voir'o'one EP
Cat: MEMENTO 053. Rel: 07 Mar 25
Voir'o'one (4:17)
Voiron Mania (5:08)
Donjon Et Voiron (3:16)
D'or Et De Voiron (5:22)
Review: Memento Records presents this gem from French producer and DJ Voiron who is a rising talent in techno. The new EP showcases a vision for blending acid, rave, hardcore, ghetto and hard house influences. This one opens with the energetic title track with driving acid sounds, while the 90s-inspired 'Voiron Mania' takes you back to the old school, the breakbeat-heavy 'Donjon Et Voiron' is for the peak time and the dreamy, experimental 'D'Or Et De Voiro' offers a nice different sound. Fun fact, alongside Voiron's work as a producer, he is also a cartoon designer.
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Scheurneus EP
Cat: MST 046. Rel: 01 May 25
You Sexy Bassline (4:55)
Sorry Ain't Enough (6:15)
Urban Unit (5:07)
Living The Life (6:00)
 in stock $17.43
COLLAB 03
COLLAB 03 (12")
Cat: COLLAB 03. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Anna Wall - "The Observer" (6:56)
Pily & Lis Sarroca - "Faith In Strangers" (5:31)
J Air - "Pak01" (7:30)
Curity - "Digital Nature" (6:12)
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City Freaks
Cat: SC 7082. Rel: 24 Apr 25
City Freaks (Rafael Marfil remix) (3:00)
City Freaks (3:25)
タグ: Electrofunk
 in stock $13.56
Messin' With My Mind
Cat: VIS 440. Rel: 14 Apr 25
Messin’ With My Mind (7:39)
Messin’ With My Marbles (Oliver.r dub) (6:06)
Messin’ With My Mind (Electric Press remix) (8:03)
Messin’ With My Mind (Electric Press dub) (5:50)
Review: Ralph Lawson's legendary Leeds-based label 20/20 Vision is in the middle of celebrating 30 years in the game. Part of that now extends to this reissue of a record that played a huge part in establishing the imprint back in the day. It comes from the co-founders' production alias Wolf n Flow and though it was recorded more than 20 years ago, this record still bangs. 'Messin' With My Mind' is a perfect mix of squelchy tech and vocal loveliness that calls to mind early Fresh & Low. The Oliver.r dub is more sleek and blissed out and two Electric Press remixes close out with some late-night heft.
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タグ: Tech House | Minimal
 in stock $14.38
On The Move
On The Move (12" + insert)
Cat: DC 09. Rel: 03 Mar 25
12 Days Of Squirm
Lisa
808 Verb Talk
Pytch1
Review: The Worm burrows deep with this evocative new outing on Deep Cub label, which continues to turn plenty of heads before it has even got to release number 10. '12 Days Of Squirm' is dubby, mid tempo and slow motion techno for early evening warm ups. 'Lisa' brings a more cid laced and percolating sound to up the energy levels and '808 Verb Talk' is darker, more heavy, with bright acid leaving a menacing mood in its wake. 'Pytch1' is another deft and atmospheric wedge of slow, purposeful techno.

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タグ: Acid House | Acid Techno
 in stock $14.94
Liminal EP
Cat: SATZ 003. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Yu - "Infinity" (6:49)
Rupert Marnie - "Time To Go" (6:14)
Yate - "Bright Head" (6:47)
 in stock $16.32
Hey MF
Hey MF (7")
Cat: MOFUNK 052. Rel: 04 Mar 25
Hey MF
Phone Home
Review: Now released officially, Zackey Force Funk & XL Middleton's 'Hey MF / Phone Home' first came in a cloud of hype amid the decision by MoFunk to release "exactly ONE" copy of the test pressing to whomever proved themself keen enough to own it. We're not surprised that the label might anticipate such fan fervour, since this is a uniquely totalising modern funk gem, manifesting technically as a Johnny Chingas cover but in practice evidencing the relentlessly singular, syncretic combined production style of the LA natives. Chingas' original lyrics are invidious but infectious, a mood coaxed further out by the duo's breathy talkbox usage: "hey motherfucker, who do you think you are? you think you so much better than everybody else... what do you mean I'm a fake DJ?!"
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タグ: Electrofunk
 in stock $14.66
Holiday In Sardonia
Cat: DREA 023. Rel: 19 Mar 25
Extinction (5:00)
Holiday In Sardonia (4:53)
Bureau Degradation (4:59)
Suburbia (4:53)
Time Will Stop For Me (5:27)
Morse (3:51)
Review: Zarkoff taps into myriad different sources for inspiration here - there are swirling vocals that remind of Bowie, chilly synths from Depeche Mode and lithe beats from the contemporary underground. It's all crafted from melancholic synths as the heavenly voices soar up top and hypnotic drum machine beats lock in the groove. It makes for music that is both suited to more cultured club sets but also home listening sessions. 'Bureau Degradation' is our favourite for the slightly speedier beats and more pained vibes of the synths. A brilliantly original EP, wherever you look.
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Played by: Rave Energy
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Mistress 17
Cat: MISTRESS 017. Rel: 12 Mar 25
We Need One Another (4:57)
Last Hope (4:25)
We Need One Another (instrumental) (5:00)
We Need One Another (Bassapella) (5:07)
We Need One Another (acappella) (2:34)
Review: Z.I.P.P.O is an Italian born producer now based in Berlin but who brings plenty of Motor City influences to this EP on Mistress Recordings. It is one that holds emotion high up the list of things to get right while colliding both nostalgic and futuristic designs. 'We Need One Another' is an ice-cold and minimal opener and 'Last Hope' is steeped in melancholy thanks to wispy, lingering pads. 'We Need One Another' then comes in three forms with crisp as you like snares and kinetic kicks making for a busy rhythm.
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 in stock $17.43
アルバム
The Sound Collides With Colour & Shadows Explode
Cat: MPD0 44. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Welcome U (6:01)
Even Though It's Make Believe (6:45)
We Want The World (Guitar mix) (5:40)
Rhythm Man (6:35)
Trip Man (2:30)
Trip Man (Spee mix) (6:31)
Come On (4:43)
Bootsy Sly (6:34)
Play Me Some Beautiful Dreamy Music (2:54)
Review: A2L were active between 1988 and 1990 and released two albums and several EPs on labels like 1st Bass, Big One and Force Inc. Their sound blended British psychedelic house with elements of new beat, industrial, EBM and early acid house and in doing so captured the raw energy of the UK rave scene. Notably different from typical acid house acts of the time, A2L's music took in machine funk, samplers and turntable techniques to create trippy, infectious grooves. This collection compiles rare underground gems from them from 1989 and features standout tracks like 'Even Though It's Make Believe' and 'Come On.' It's a great look back to the experimental spirit of the late 80s.
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Played by: DJ Mau Mau, ROTCIV
 in stock $30.98
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