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Sun Series VA 01
Sun Series VA 01 (white vinyl 12")
Cat: AESS 01. Rel: 02 Apr 25
7053M4R14 - "4 N3W HUM4N" (5:09)
Skygaze - "Meta Tones" (5:04)
Rec_Overflow - "Pocket Dial" (5:15)
Pauk - "Shiawasena Fukushu" (4:24)
Perdi Rominger - "Empty Spot" (8:20)
Promising/Youngster - "Arbey" (5:32)
Review: There's lots to get your teeth stuck into on this new and blistering collection of electro from Adepta Editions. And don't let the title fool you - it's not all accessible summer festival fare, in fact none of it is. It is all head down and serious tackle. 7053M4R14's '4 N3W HUM4N' is a driving, dark, visceral sound with raw breakbeats powering through the cosmos. Rec_Overflow offers a moment to catch your breath with some slower, dubby rhythms on 'Pocket Dial' and Pauk explores twitchy future synths capes and post-human transmissions on 'Shiawasena Fukushu'. Promising/Youngster shuts down with a sense of optimism and hope with the airy melodies and slithering electro drum patterns of 'Arbey.'
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Hebula Remix EP (feat Dax J, Wata Igarashi mixes)
Hebula Remix EP (feat Dax J, Wata Igarashi mixes) (180 gram vinyl 12" in die-cut sleeve limited to 300 copies)
Cat: COS 008. Rel: 13 Jan 25
Hebula (7:06)
Hebula (Dax J remix) (6:15)
Hebula (Wata Igarashi Echoing Cavern mix) (5:57)
Hebula (Wata Igarashi Lost In Savannah mix) (5:58)
Review: REPRESS ALERT!: The late Susumu Yokota's deep, linear, heady take on techno as Anima Mundi gets a reissue with remixes to boot. The title track of this eighth outing from Cosmic Soup is 'Hebula' and is the sort of grinding, unrelenting pumper that is subtle but high impact, especially mentally. It is also the perfect track for the remixers to tackle: first is Dax J who ups the ante with rugged percussive patterns then Japanese maestro Wata Igarashi adds two versions. One is an organic and heady affair with sustained pads and jumbled toms, the other is a psychedelic and colourful head melter
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Xtrictly Elektro Vol 1
Xtrictly Elektro Vol 1 (12" limited to 150 copies)
Cat: CT 006. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Calagad 13 - "Get Fresher" (2025 Remaster) (4:49)
5ZYL - "Vilnius Bass" (3:59)
Nachtwald - "Bring Back The Night" (4:15)
Spectrums Data Forces - "Darkness In My Head" (6:04)
EC13 - "Profundo" (Interludio) (0:49)
Wicked Wes - "X1000" (feat Space Frogs From Saturn) (5:48)
Review: Granada's Cosmic Tribe know the definition of "electro" in its broadest sense; their new Xtrictly Electro comp keeps the dystopian sound endemic to the genre's most present incarnation, but refuses to restrict itself to one tempo: the standard 130-ish that has sadly infected the otherwise genius genre as a necessity. An international splinter cell of spec-ops and mercenaries are recalled from retirement here, as we hear Calagad 13, Nachtwald, EC13 and many more mechanoid ilk lay down all manner of slick utilities, making up a morbid multi-tool. 5zyl brings further lasery Lithuanian steeze on 'Vilnius Bass', whilst Spectrums Data Forces betrays the existence of a sinister corporate entity, whose business model works towards the object of instilling 'Darkness In My Head' through giant, killer mozzy basses.
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FLASH X27
FLASH X27 (limited splattered vinyl 12")
Cat: FLASH X27. Rel: 15 Jan 25
Cloned Existence - "Wave 1" (2:13)
Gael & Jolly - "Paradigm Shock" (5:21)
Under Black Helmet - "Nebula" (4:55)
Stigmata - "Shiver" (5:30)
Florian Meindl - "Mainframe" (5:12)
Review: There is plenty of experimental work at play int his new various artists' collection on Flash. Cloned Existence sets that tone with the brief synth exploration that is 'Wave 1' when Gael & Jolly take off with the much more punchy and thudding techno of 'Paradigm Shock' which is weird up with all sorts of synth designs, effects and layers of reverb. Under Black Helmet ups the ante further with one of those bulky techno grooves that locks you in the moment and Stigmata then brings big room 90s vibes with layers of tangled synth melting the mind. Florian Meindl brings things to a close with gritty, scraping bass, reverb-heavy kicks and pure warehouse techno heaviness.
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Bass Scene Investigation Vol 1
Bass Scene Investigation Vol 1 (hand-numbered 12" + MP3 download code limited to 200 copies)
Cat: ECU 015. Rel: 07 Apr 25
Illektrolab - "Making Heads Dip" (6:11)
ADJ - "Ruby Murray" (6:42)
Pablo Funk - "Flood The Swap" (5:25)
Errorbeauty - "This Rider" (7:47)
Syrte - "Tardigrade Pomona" (5:11)
Francois Dillinger - "Swordholde" (5:18)
Review: EC Underground is back with more inquisitors of low-end heavy sounds on Bass Scene Investigation vol 1 and again digs deep into the worlds of electro, techno, breakbeat and IDM. The compilation kicks off with the skittish percussive patterns of Illektrolab's 'Making Heads Dip', then heads into moody ground with ADJ, Pablo Funk brings some menacing synth work and Errorbeauty gets all weird and trippy with some mad electronics. Francois Dillinger offers a dystopian electro sound full of irresistibly jacked-up drums. A fine investigation indeed.
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HEADSETVA 03
HEADSETVA 03 (limited 180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: HEADSETVA 03. Rel: 21 Aug 24
Kami O - "Blutak" (3:20)
smiff - "Blinker" (5:27)
Sweet Philly - "Acid Siren Tool" (4:19)
Dubmonger & 9 Tails Fox - "No Profit" (6:19)
Review: The young but already impressive Headset label is back with a third outing and it is a various artists affair with a distinctly futuristic edge. Kami O's 'Blutak' rides on lurching rhythms that sway up and down with great force as percussion percussion and wiry electronics bring it to life. smiff's 'Blinker' is a broken beat with thudding kick and hits and clanging metallic sounds while Sweet Philly's 'Acid Siren Tool' is a raved-up jam ready to blow up the dance floor. Dubmonger & 9 Tails Fox tap into an old school,. high energy judge sound with darting rhythms and drilling sub bass nailing you to the floor on 'No Profit.'
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Memory Card EP
Cat: OTTA 9. Rel: 03 Dec 24
Replicant (5:42)
Aggro (5:44)
Control (7:27)
Review: Simone de Kunovich and Pancratio join forces on the 'Memory Card EP,' a captivating three-track release that marries retro video game nostalgia with cutting-edge electronic music. Inspired by early PlayStation 1 adventures, the duo masterfully weaves samples from obscure games into their compositions, crafting a sound that is both minimalist and evocative of 32-bit textures. Whether it's setting the mood in the mellow early hours or energising a peak-time crowd, this EP equips DJs with versatile tracks that promise to electrify any dancefloor. With its unique blend of exuberance and nostalgia, the 'Memory Card EP' is a must-have for enthusiasts looking to add both depth and dynamism to their sets.
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Capture EP 1
Cat: ARTMAX 001. Rel: 25 Sep 24
Texas Dancing (6:44)
The Moon Sacrifice (6:12)
Dark Cloud (6:14)
Infinity Dream (6:59)
Review: New label Art Max kicks off with an inaugural EP from Bruno Sanchinoi that really suggests it means business. This is intense, dense techno from the off and after 'Texas Dancing ' locks you in, 'The Moon Sacrifice' layers up fizzing lines and undulating bass with warped synths from another paint. 'Dark Cloud' birds a sleek linear techno style with percussion detailing the beats and spoken words adding a cinematic feel. 'Infinity Dream' closes down with some more expressive and wild arps that ride rough up and down the scales to mesmeric effect.
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Transcendence
Transcendence (12" + insert)
Cat: NTZ 003. Rel: 11 Apr 25
Transcendence (9:59)
The Inner World (2:11)
Review: Long regarded as one of Italy's most forward-thinking techno producers, Enrico Sangiuliano has spent the past decade carving out a niche between peak-time precision and philosophical intent. From his roots in the country's free party scene to headlining global festivals, he's become known for sculpting tracks that are as emotive as they are explosive. Here, he links up with psytrance icons GMS, whose trailblazing output since the 90s brings a charged, otherworldly energy to the collaboration. 'Transcendence' unfolds like a spacecraft launch, all rising tension and arpeggiated release, with Sangiuliano's signature cinematic monologue anchoring it in the present. 'The Inner World' strips everything back into a meditative synthscape, hinting at future directions while reinforcing his long-standing fascination with the inner journey.
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Interconnection
Cat: NTZ 004. Rel: 26 Nov 24
Interconnection (7:16)
Can U Feel It (7:15)
Can U Feel It (Acid Boost) (7:01)
Review: Enrico Sanguilano returns with new single 'Interconnection', yet one more colossal techno hymn to global connectivity and plexuses of knowledge and intel. Though perhaps we'd be misled to think it was to do with connectivity in the information age: in Enrico's own words, the release is about "the 'Interconnection' between different senses, for example sound and touch: when sound becomes vibration our perception enhances, (and) the track creates a metaphor of the concept using a voice and synthesiser that playfully evolve and merge into each other to become one, while still keeping their distinctive identities." Made for the dancefloor and yet perhaps, by chance, ready-designed for the end goal of groundless uplift, 'Interconnection' is a serious, cavernous techno number.
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Savtsenko EP
Savtsenko EP (numbered lathe cut 10" limited to 50 copies)
Cat: KIN 046. Rel: 30 Jan 25
Auto Pilot
Come Again
Seductionizer
Detox
Review: There are plenty of electro overtones to the brain of techno that Savtsenko kicks out here for his latest on Kinetic. 'Auto Pilot; is a raw, textural banger with corrugated basslines surging to the stars. 'Come Again' has hammering kicks and more slinky baselines this time with raw punk energy and 'Seductionizer' also brings great texture and a rather hellish vocal edge to slamming electro-techno low ends. There is no let up on 'Detox' with its slithering synth gurgles. A vivid and vicious EP, for sure.
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Ravebreakerz Vol 2
Ravebreakerz Vol 2 (limited transparent purple vinyl 12")
Cat: RODBKZ 02. Rel: 19 Dec 24
Scalameriya - "Stick To The Check-List" (4:48)
Umwelt - "In Order To Rave" (4:53)
Nite Fleit - "Disillusion" (4:54)
Tripped - "Spank" (7:40)
Mental Fear Productions - "Final Bastion" (4:56)
Review: Rave Or Die recently minted a new series called Raverbreakerz and now it squeezes out another one just in time for the silly season. Again featuring five electrifying tracks, this one is all about powerful rave, techno, breakbeat, and dark, doomy hard sounds crafted by skilled artists Mental Fear Productions brings some savage synth textures to 'Final Bastion', Tripped builds wall-rattling drum foundations on 'Spank' and Nite Fleit's 'Disillusion' is a writing blend of slamming kicks and tortured leads. Whether you're a seasoned raver or a newcomer, these bangers promise to ignite any set with musical menace.
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OTRC 2
OTRC 2 (limited 7")
Cat: OTRC 2. Rel: 01 Jul 24
Track 1 (4:02)
Review: Scott Grooves is one of the quietly brilliant home artists. The US talent has done it all in his time and brings plenty of musicality to his work, which is mostly couched in-house but for this one-sided and limited edition 7" heads off into techno territory. 'Track 1' is a blistering cut with coarse hits and smeared pads all turbo-powered by some driving drums that are deep but direct. There is a great sense of machine soul to the synths that helps take it even further into the next dimension. Another vital release from this mainstay.
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Played by: Per Bojsen-Moller
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Are Hands Waterproof?
Cat: NSA 010. Rel: 03 Dec 24
Are Hands Waterproof (5:30)
Avia Kultura (4:59)
Fhain Gales (5:38)
Holografix (5:10)
The Foundry (4:33)
Review: Second Storey showcases his love of and knack for crafting sci-fi electro-futurism on this escapist new 12". Known as one of the first artists on fabric's Houndstooth label, he has also made waves on electro powerhouses Trust, Mechatronica and Frustrated Funk and is a key resident at London's underground techno and electro hub, Natural Selection. Here, Storey fuses his deep-rooted love for electro with cutting-edge sound design across five intelligent, dynamic sound system tracks that redefine the genre with lashing synths that sound like sheet-metal whips and coruscated rhythms that make you move your body.
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Atropos
Atropos (yellow marbled vinyl 12" limited to 100 copies + MP3 download code)
Cat: PS 029. Rel: 25 Sep 24
Curse Of Justice (6:32)
Lust From The Eyes Drips (7:29)
No Rejoicings Of Joy Shall Ever Be Tasted (10:05)
Punishments Of Tainted Light (7:47)
Review: Second Tension invites us into a singular world of industrial tech menace with the new yellow-marbled EP on Persephonic Sirens. Right from the off there is a heavy metal feel with screeched and snarling vocals over screen baselines and flashy trance synths. 'Lust From The Eyes Drips' is lit up with searing laser-like synths over ragged, squared-off drums and bass and 'No Rejoicings Of Joy Shall Ever Be Tasted' is another white knuckle, teeth-gritted stomper. 'Punishments Of Tainted Light' rounds out with more machine gun synths and hellish vocals for a dark and thrilling experience.
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The Man & A Sample EP
Cat: SKR 012. Rel: 18 Nov 24
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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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
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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Pulse EP Vol 3 (reissue)
Cat: 12TOT 16. Rel: 15 Oct 24
Smart Systems - "The Tingler" (4:35)
Into Tribe - "Owl" (4:55)
Into Tribe - "Bite The Bullet Baby" (4:32)
Yage - "Calcium" (4:52)
Review: Brian Dougans and Garry Cobain, the masterminds behind Future Sound of London, return with The Pulse EP Vol 3, a reissue of their classic work under various aliases on the Jumpin' & Pumpin' label. This highly anticipated 12" features tracks that showcase their 90s techno brilliance. Side-1 opens with Smart Systems' 'Tingler' (Four By Four mix), a dark, sinister track that channels Beltram's 'hover' sound into a hardcore rave anthem. Indo Tribe's 'Owl' (I Can See You mix) follows, hailed by fans as one of the greatest breakbeat hardcore tracks ever made, a retro-classic loaded with chunky, energetic beats and an unforgettable sample. Side-2 kicks off with Indo Tribe's 'Bite The Bullet Baby' (Jacques Reynoix mix), another gem that blends early 90s rave energy with a unique edge. The real highlight, however, is Yage's 'Calcium' (Elementary mix), which first appeared on Future Sound of London's Accelerator album. Even today, it sounds transcendental and timeless, its melodic piano lines and otherworldly ambiance continuing to win over listeners. This EP is a vital piece of underground rave history and an essential listen for fans of early techno and breakbeat hardcore.
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Organic Sound
Cat: SC 005. Rel: 17 Feb 25
The Intermittent
Dritto E Tondo
Romantic Dub
Sieben Null Sieben
Review: Stefano Chesti aka Stephno has been hella busy this year as this is already his fifth release of 2025. His sound is rooted in techno but with hints of jacked up early Chicago and that's clear again here. 'The Intermittent' is a raw roller with vamping chord stabs to keep you locked. 'Dritto E Tondo' has some brilliantly succulent and pining kick drums powering it along with raw-as-you-like hits and trippy synths and 'Romantic Dub' is just that - warm, zoned out, cavernous dub for late night love-ins. 'Sieben Null Sieben' brings analogue drum sounds and Windy City realness to the fore to close.
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Advanced Surface Habitat EP
Advanced Surface Habitat EP (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: OP 081. Rel: 02 Apr 25
Drainage/Overflow (8:14)
Basic User Charge (9:14)
Review: Surface Access is a newly emerging French duo that craft rich dub techno and this is their debut to prove it. Each tune is given a whole side to play out, like all dub techno should. 'Drainage Overflow' rides on supple drums that you can feel more than hear while grainy textures and wispy melodies add the detail. 'Basic User Charge' is even more dee and cavernous - a masterful explore of diet yet profound artistry with wide open spaces extending all around you as the dusty hi-hats keep time. A duo to watch for sure.
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Mechanical Confusion
Cat: SGNL 01. Rel: 01 May 25
Led Zeppelin (5:33)
Reset (4:45)
Land Of Code (6:19)
Machine Talk (6:31)
Dirt Down (5:46)
Clock Is Master (4:34)
Review: New York City's underground stalwart Sweater On Polo returns with the debut release on Signal Route. His Mechanical Confusion EP draws inspiration from early 90s Chicago techno and basement house so it echoes the gritty, raw style of labels that dealt in that sort of stuff, like Dance Mania and Relief Records. Across the six cuts there is an intergenerational dialogue between past and present with acid house, techno and synth punk all capturing a familiar old-school angst and texture but with a fresh twist. 'Land of Code' is one of our favourites with its rising percussive tension, deeply buried bass pulse and dusty analogue drums.
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Journey To The Deep
Journey To The Deep (gatefold double 12")
Cat: ACQR 00. Rel: 02 Jul 24
Sublime Arousal (11:50)
Auditory Imagery (7:30)
Fretless (8:14)
Echo Location (7:24)
Despair (10:19)
Preordained Destiny (7:53)
Juxtapose (8:19)
Review: Acquit Records takes it back to its roots with ACQR00 marking a new beginning with Synaptic Voyager. This artist always cooks up Detroit-influenced techno and house tracks that ooze sophisticated synth craft and absorbing atmospheres. This fantastic seven-track double 12" features more club-ready stunners like 'Auditory Imagery' which marry disuse chords with tightly programmed beats. 'Echo Location' has punchy analogue beats softened with widescreen chords straight from the Motor City and 'Preordained Destiny' goes slower, with percolating bass funk and wispy, glowing keys slowing worming their way into the cosmos.
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Played by: Artileqt
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アルバム
End Beginnings
Cat: PODR 012LP. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Dreaming (7:00)
Self-Initiate (6:29)
Will You Be Safe? (6:36)
Restless (6:15)
Least Travelled (5:07)
Citrinitas Acid (5:34)
Hidden (7:46)
The Silent Servant (5:51)
Review: Aftere their unexpected reformation - apparently after key member Karl O'Connor was persuaded by none other than grunge king Mark Lanegan to end their decade-long hiartus - comes an even less expected new album from the cult Birmingham (or Black Country, to be more precise) techno gods. The album is a tribute to the late Juan Mendez, a key member of Sandwell District who passed away in early 2024. Mendez's unfinished artwork, originally intended for the album cover, serves as a poignant memorial to his contribution to their legacy. It's anything but functional techno, thouhg, with plenty of skittering, sidewinding beats and pared back rather than utterly banging rhythms. See the cinematic techno and dancefloor energy that blends Drexciya's innovative approach for reference, but also Autechre and more esoteric electro across the eight cuts. Plenty of sonic rebellion and meticulously crafted rhythm with a dark energy, not to mention edgy atmopsheres that will leave a lasting mark.
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End Beginnings
End Beginnings (limited numbered translucent blue vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: PODR 012LPX. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Dreaming (7:00)
Self-Initiate (6:29)
Will You Be Safe? (6:35)
Restless (6:17)
Least Travelled (5:07)
Citrinitas Acid (5:37)
Hidden (7:50)
The Silent Servant (5:51)
Review: Now resident artists on Point Of Departure, the techno collective Sandwell District present their latest blooping contradiction in transparent blue vinyl form. Drawing on the well-defined Birmingham techno idiom that made them, the elusive revolving-door trio also here welcome temporary stopovers from fellow floor functionaries Function, Regis, Monic and Rivet on each track, treading roads 'Less Travelled' with a 'Restless' intent. From the synaptic promo forerunner 'Hidden' to the tartly corrosive 'Citrinitas Acid', an unsurprising variety of new techno hurlers follows 2023's Feed Forward reissue, augmenting the free-partisan's immune system by hooking it up to a kind of patchwork electric lattice. Controlled chaos ensues.
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Played by: Sandwell District
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Dark Territory
Cat: TRESOR 057X. Rel: 27 Nov 24
Planet Energy (5:57)
Black Highway (6:21)
Dark Universe (6:00)
Unusual Channel (6:23)
Beyond Sound (6:22)
Dark Corridor (7:03)
VII (7:47)
Dark Territory (7:18)
Review: Tresor Records is celebrating the legacy of Detroit techno pioneers Scan 7 with the reissue of their debut album, Dark Territory. Originally released in 1996, this influential LP has been remastered from the original DAT files by Mike Grinser, with select tracks like 'Unusual Channel' mixed by techno legend Blake Baxter. The reissue features updated artwork and comes in a double vinyl format, preserving the raw energy and forward-thinking sound that defines the album. Dark Territory is a masterclass in techno minimalism, characterised by tough, groovy rhythms and a deep, restrained atmosphere. Tracks like 'Planet Energy' showcase Scan 7's ability to build tension with precision, holding back before unleashing powerful basslines that electrify the dancefloor. The group's leader, Trackmaster Lou, conveyed his vision of techno's future with each track, blending Detroit's signature machine-funk with a darker, moodier edge. Scan 7's debut was ahead of its time. Even nearly 30 years later, it still feels fresh, reaffirming their place in techno's pantheon. The remastered release allows a new generation to experience the depth and innovation of Dark Territory in a new package.
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Septimo Sentido
Septimo Sentido (white vinyl LP)
Cat: LPS 39. Rel: 24 Jul 24
Obi (5:35)
Azure (5:16)
Felina (4:48)
Skyway Shuriken (4:40)
Biker Bot Di4 (4:35)
Polycrom (4:44)
Dragonscale (5:11)
Fictions (5:30)
Libra (4:06)
Septimo Sentido (5:31)
Review: For two decades Buenos Aires-based electronic music producer Sebastian Galante aka Seph has been honing his craft in the Latin American underground with his label Aula Magna Records, which in turn gave rise to releases on Echocord, Insurgentes and many more. Recently he's been dropping bangers on Tresor as one half of Oscean, alongside Andres Zacco, and now arrives on Lapsus Records with Septimo Sentido. Here he brings his expert sound design to the fore, channelling classic mid-'90s electronica ala Aphex Twin, Skam, Reload, and/or u-Ziq, except Galante's approach is a lot more digital-esque than those artists' otherwise largely analogue stances. Opener 'OBI' recalls the daydreamy pad-n-stuttery neo-IDM of Lanark Artefax or Quirke; this mood is maintained for quite a while until the first whiff of acid is smelt on the A3 'Felina'. The record gets better and better, airier and airier, in fact; 'Skyways Shuriken' is especially sharp and recondite, and 'Dragonscale' blows us instantly away with its D&D-soundscape-worthy finesse. An aetheric release, one that wouldn't sound out of place as the next Mirror's Edge soundtrack.
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I'm Really From Detroit
I'm Really From Detroit (limited red vinyl LP)
Cat: TT 001. Rel: 13 Nov 24
Eddie's Revenge (4:00)
I'm Out Here (feat Dusty McFly - Ghettotech remix) (4:01)
I Need A Ho (3:51)
Bitches, Blunts, Yac (4:03)
N The D (feat Twisted T) (3:48)
Blowin Crud (feat Sheefy McFly) (4:22)
Review: I'm Really From Detroit by Sheefy McFly - who is a new name on us, we must admit - is a bold, raw homage to Detroit's famous sound. Blending ghettotech with various other potent rhythmical styles, McFly delivers an authentic and powerful sound full of smart artistry and self-released to showcase his independence. It features standout tracks like 'Eddie's Revenge' and 'I'm Out Here (Ghettotech Remix)' with guests Twisted and McFly himself getting feature credits. McFly's deep roots in Detroit shine through these cuts which offer an unfiltered look into his creative vision.
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T
T (2xLP)
Cat: NE 106. Rel: 11 Mar 25
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Iiijjjiii (3:33)
jljljljljljljlj (3:06)
jjjttttttt (5:10)
jjjjjjjjjj (5:50)
jjjjj!!!!!!!!!! (3:58)
tttttttttttttttt (5:23)
llttttttlll (2:09)
lljjllll (4:41)
ttll (2:43)
tttttiiiilll (3:35)
lllllliiiiijjj (4:46)
ttt!!!!! (4:03)
l l l l l l lil (2:48)
Review: Swedish duo SHXCXCHCXSH distort club music by using a refined, idiosyncratic palette that challenges functionality. As logophiles, they twist language into fragmented, barely recognisable sequences, reflecting their experimental process. Their new album marks their debut for Northern Electronics and showcases a broader exploration of sound. Spanning 15 tracks in style, it combines drone elements, shredded vocals and chaotic melodies to make for a dark, intense atmosphere. Interspersed with brooding yet effervescent breaks, ......t is their most focused and comprehensive work to date and it also pushes their sound into new territories.
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Resort
Resort (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ITLP 19. Rel: 01 Jul 24
Hedwig Transformation Group (4:55)
Nostaglitch (4:31)
Reminiscrmx (4:33)
Element (5:43)
Waldmeister (4:33)
Daytime Gamer (6:48)
Schneiders Paradox (5:34)
BB Care (5:18)
Terminal Z (5:14)
Holzl Was A Dancer (5:40)
7AM At The Rodeo (5:17)
Vitamin 313 (5:22)
Review: The next level beat maker and sound designer that is Skee Mask returns to long-time home label Ilian Tape with another bold and brilliant album, Resort. It's an album that expands on the artist's usual sound with fusions of celestial ambient, IDM sound design and lithe, rhythmic techno drums. There are breakbeats on 'Reminiscrmx' backlit by heavenly pads, 'Schneiders Paradox' is marbled with zippy pads and raw drum hits, 'BB Care' glistens with a futuristic glow and 'Holzl Was A Dancer' slips into a shuffling, UKG tinged dub house pumper. It's a wild, wonderful ride that reaches all new levels for this already accomplished producer.
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Echoes Beyond The Void
Cat: NR 01. Rel: 13 Nov 24
Finding Balance (4:57)
Creativity (4:30)
Unstable Mind (5:18)
MSO22 (5:55)
DRG Branch (4:41)
Neuroplasticity (4:30)
Anzjeta (5:34)
Realm Of Human Understanding (6:32)
Mechanics Of The Universe (5:49)
The Cosmic Highway (6:22)
Review: Sound Synthesis is the alias of a Maltese producer with a brilliantly evocative and rich take on electro. He proves that beyond doubt with this new album of accomplished sound design across four sides of vinyl. Right from the off this one sucks you into its own singular world. 'Finding Balance' pairs a pensive melody with slick rhythms and from there the goodness never stops coming. 'DRG Branch' is a double-speed workout, 'Realm Of Human Understanding' is ambient for star gazing and 'The Cosmic Highway' is a lush brain dance.
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Played by: Helena Hauff
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Time Paradox (25th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: ZC 032LP3LP. Rel: 24 Jan 25
Delta Waves
Erase
Utopic Future
Infinite
Warp
Time Travellers
Gate To Nowhere
Collapse
Nexus
Wormhole
Explore
Time Paradox
Chronos
Backdoors
4th Dimension
Review: Celebrating 25 years of Zodiak Commune Records, this thrilling journey through acid techno and trance is not for the faint of heart. This three record set features 15 dancefloor-ready tracks that capture the essence of acid with mind-bending lines and pulsating beats. Highlights include the hard-hitting acid trance of 'Delta Waves', the ancient alien vibes of 'Utopic Future' and the minimal acid monster 'Gate To Nowhere'. 'Explore' whips up an acid frenzy, while 'Chronos' offers a march of high-energy, classic techno. A daring exploration of the genre, designed for the headstrong and adventurous
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Four Tusks
Cat: SDMLP 01. Rel: 05 Nov 24
False Dawn (3:06)
Datura (3:44)
Ritual Destruction (3:43)
Sarkanda (4:52)
Temple Of Dusk (4:53)
Raiju's Claw (4:28)
Vigilia (3:15)
Humida (5:13)
Four Tusks (3:48)
Nymphaea (4:44)
Mistral (4:02)
River Bank Funeral (4:29)
Review: Space Drum Meditation is back with a reissue of Four Tusks, a 12-track odyssey of dreaded sonics and trepidatious treks through augmented wildernesses. Their debut album and seventh reissue on the eponymous label, the duo of Eddie Ness and Liem were once fixtures of the house musical landscape at large, yet only with SDM did they turn their hands to demurer experimental soundscapes, informed by the "tribal" gloom and etherics of an electro-auxed rainforest. Throughout Four Tusks, we hear the sleeker, pantherine side of their catalogue, with ritualistic drumming heard well-melded into many a grim, cowled and rattling texture, all glued by the faint but here still oppressive sound of rain, not to mention vapour steaming off the megaphylls.
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Alien Dreamtime
Cat: SMR 029. Rel: 28 Feb 25
Archaic Revival (12:00)
Transient Generator (9:23)
Alien Love (10:43)
Speaking In Tongues (10:03)
Aerobatic (11:31)
Timewave Zero (10:51)
Review: Psychonauts, brace yourselves... A reissue of the classic track by artist Spacetime Continuum and ethnobotanist Terrence McKenna is upon us. The six-track EP 'Alien Dreamtime' was first released on Astralwerks in 1993, and came as the first ever release by Jonah Sharp, who played an instrumental hand in pioneering the sample-use of spiritually-enhancing spoken word segments as preludes to magnanimous, ambient electronica tracks. McKenna himself is credited as a collaborator; this EP documents the moment Sharp teamed up with the entheogenic pundit, alongside fellow didgeridoo player Stephen Kent, for an hour-long spoken word rave live in the psycho-breaks capital, San Francisco. "For your edification", McKenna intones and then continues, "the psilocybin mushroom is the catalyst of human evolution and language..." as the wildest possible atmospheric forms of take shape on the highlight dance-scapes 'Transient Generator' and McKenna's glossolalic 'Speaking In Tongues'.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, ROTCIV
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A Real Piece Of Work
A Real Piece Of Work (gatefold 180 gram clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: BDP 025. Rel: 24 Apr 25
Opening Scene (6:32)
Mountain Call (feat Sodie) (4:15)
The Red Ball (4:49)
Take Care (4:37)
Blue Rain (4:49)
Flying Overhead (5:15)
A Light Thump On The Head (5:48)
Abandoned (edit) (5:32)
ADHD (5:02)
Fire Has Died Down (2:43)
Review: With A Real Piece Of Work, Stillhead helps Brightest Dark Place reach into the "hazy, blurred overlap between techno and ambient", throwing a suspension chord between two bluffs over a vast sonic chasm, and letting terse rhythms monkey-swing across it, letting reverb bellow from below. This is an equally dynamic but intense listening experience, proving that vast, chasmic sound design need not chafe against dynamic buoyancy: the two can coexist. Keeping to about 170BPM, the Edinburgh DJ marks his sixth release here, and it is an impressive logical extension from 2022's comparable mission statement Restraint And Reverb: 'The Red Ball' suspends a sampled 'Funky Drummer' over an atoll of sub compulsions, while 'A Light Thump On The Head' stretches a classic future garage rhythm over a telegraphic void, with dispersive, long-decaying results.
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Faith In Strangers (10th Anniversary Edition)
Faith In Strangers (10th Anniversary Edition) (limited "arctic pearl" vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: LOVE 098C. Rel: 27 Jan 25
Time Away (5:55)
Violence (6:38)
On Oath (8:11)
Science & Industry (5:36)
No Surrender (5:01)
How It Was (6:08)
Damage (4:39)
Faith In Strangers (6:17)
Missing (4:53)
Review: Andy Stott excels at exploring the spaces between electronic genres and has gone for many years now, He is known for crafting a unique, ever-evolving sound and after experimenting with minimal techno and dub early on, he defined his style in 2011's Passed Me By, a world of grey tones, static and experimental rhythms. In 2012's Luxury Problems, Alison Skidmore's haunting vocals added a human touch to his artificial landscapes then with the now ten-year-old Faith in Strangers, Stott fused his signature sound with influences like trap and minimalism. Over 54 minutes, the album builds in intensity and is still unmatched in its originality and impact.
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Eine Aufnahme Voller Widerlicher Verderbtheit
Cat: LXRC 50. Rel: 20 Feb 25
The Strangler Of The Swamp - "Animals" (4:08)
The Strangler Of The Swamp - "Get Up (Ripley Sucks)" (5:26)
The Strangler Of The Swamp - "Pu Sh T" (0:51)
The Strangler Of The Swamp - "Inside" (3:00)
The Strangler Of The Swamp - "Bloody Beach" (4:00)
The Strangler Of The Swamp - "King Of Pain" (4:06)
The Swamp - "Driver" (live) (5:33)
The Swamp - "Hard Core Bodys" (live) (7:14)
The Swamp - "Ground" (live - II) (2:54)
The Swamp - "My Body Rip Up" (live) (5:37)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Days Of Tears" (3:51)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Sex & Wars" (6:03)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Creepshow" (3:41)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Show Me The Pain" (4:07)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Rosa Bernet" (3:49)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Kranzo Roses" (1:18)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Ende" (5:25)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Devil" (4:13)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Maid To Be Laid" (4:12)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Example Of BBC" (4:03)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "Leaving Risk" (2:35)
Bande Berne Crematoire - "The Electric Chair For Atomic Spies" (2:45)
Review: Born and raised in Bern, Switzerland, Michael Antener spent most of the 1980s concerned with interpreting the subconsciously and overtly apocalyptic discourse of that time through the medium of industrial-edged, dark feeling music. "I found a niche where I could express myself, along with other people who were not afraid of dark themes," he's quoted as saying in retrospect, before going on to explain that singing about love would have been more difficult than using "cries of pain taken from horror movies". This triple vinyl collector's item celebrates that fertile, if angry and dystopian period in Antener's life. Bringing together work from two of his formative projects, The Stranger of the Swamp and Bande Berne Crematoire, what's here is captivating. Electroclash with groove, distressed collages of noise, a certain sense of sonic expressionism - all brooding shadows, menacing arrangements and deeply unsettling moods.
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Megamix
Megamix (2xLP)
Cat: PROFAN 50. Rel: 27 Jan 25
Studio 1 - "Gelb" (1) (3:42)
Studio 1 - "Gelb" (2) (1:26)
Studio 1 - "Grun" (3) (1:22)
Studio 1 - "Blau" (2) (2:58)
Studio 1 - "Silber" (1) (4:12)
Studio 1 - "Hellblau" (1) (3:21)
Studio 1 - "Schwarz" (1) (2:52)
Studio 1 - "Schwarz" (1) (3:50)
Studio 1 - "Gold" (2) (6:22)
Studio 1 - "Lila" (3) (3:29)
Studio 1 - "Keep On Rockin" (3) (6:03)
Freiland - "Grun" (1) (4:27)
Freiland - "Gelb" (3) (3:43)
Freiland - "Rot" (3) (5:41)
Freiland - "Rot" (2) (3:15)
Freiland - "Silber" (2) (3:21)
Freiland - "Silber" (3) (4:28)
Freiland - "Schwarz" (1) (4:09)
Freiland - "Gelb" (2) (4:21)
Freiland - "Grun" (3) (4:15)
Freiland - "Schwarz" (2) (3:10)
Review: Wolfgang Voigt's Studio 1 and Freiland are landmark examples of 1990s minimalist concept techno. Studio 1 defined a stripped-down, hypnotic approach, while Freiland explored a more experimental, textured sound. This release features two discs with each of those differing approaches served up, but the second compiles the best of Freiland into a continuous set. Both showcase Voigt's pioneering vision and knack for marrying great precision with an absorbing atmosphere in a way that remains influential today. Essential listening for techno-purists and fans of the avant-garde.
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Shell Wave
Shell Wave (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: TRESOR 373. Rel: 30 Apr 25
Serpent Void (5:45)
Soul Fire (6:08)
Divine Shadow (5:31)
Forgotten Gods (4:30)
Dying (3:00)
Infinite Eye (6:24)
Triple Threat (6:37)
Empty Cloud (4:31)
Fall (4:59)
Review: Since at least 2024, by our estimation, shells have been enjoying something of an "it moment" in electronic music. Don't ask us why. Perhaps the icky palps of nautiluses, or the helical segmentation of various fossils, would seem to predict the naturalisation of mechanical reproductions expressed in techno. Birmingham keystone Surgeon (Anthony Child) swoops in on the fervour, repurposing larked sonic opercula into filter-fed 4x4 Borg-anisms. But despite the implied theme, Child uses limited equipment - "For me, it's an interesting experience returning to old techniques again after 30 years" - and refashions a classic live-show-style approach here. All eight tracks were done in a single take, and only 'Dying' upends beats, delivering a moribund, mantric sound piece.
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Played by: Sandwell District
 in stock $30.11
Border
Border (LP)
Cat: DU 1817. Rel: 01 Apr 25
Violent Acid Stuff (4:25)
Acid Circulation (2:35)
Wednesday Acid (5:47)
Mixed Acid (4:03)
Two Pack (4:21)
Acid Is Over (3:53)
Wood Factory (6:25)
Raver (4:52)
Review: UK-based producer Yuri Suzuki goes hard as nails on his latest effort, landing on Detroit Underground with an unfettered collection of pounding techno cuts. Having previously released on labels including Sketches, Accidental, and Super Rhythm Trax, including notable collaborations with Ed DMX, this long-player is among his most unflinching. From the aptly titled 'Violent Acid Stuff' to the no-less descriptive 'Raver', the tempo maintains a furious pace throughout, with pounding drums, jarring synths, and, of course, searing 303 lines very much the order of the day. Simply put, if you're a fan of acid techno, you'd be strongly advised to buy this one on sight.
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MindSET
MindSET (LP)
Cat: AVE66 19. Rel: 22 Oct 24
HAAlene (4:28)
The Beauty (3:23)
HE Is Stupid (3:21)
Ha (4:35)
Green (3:45)
Malady (3:19)
Horizon (3:43)
Anima (3:25)
Review: mindSET is the ninth album from elusive producer SW. and it comes after his well-received myDEFINITIONS Vol II release. In mindSET, the producer explores the more abstract, leftfield elements of electronic music and departs somewhat from traditional techno and IDM sounds. The album draws inspiration from the off-kilter house and broken beats that briefly emerged in the early to mid-90s and are made using classic analogue equipment to capture the essence of that style. The eight tracks take in de-tuned techno synths, syncopated drums and warped harmonics to create an eerie, otherworldly atmosphere. mindSET is a tribute to the oddball moments on the dancefloor and we love it.
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 in stock $21.55
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