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Singles
Mastermind
Cat: OYSTER 69. Rel: 16 May 25
Right To Disobey (6:30)
Cute Little Trance (4:41)
Mastermind (7:46)
Crush (4:45)
Review: Danish prodder S.A.M. shucks out a meaty new one through Kalahari Oyster Cult, urging 90s Eurodance down a spiritual path. Having already led several labels to fruition, S.A.M. now moves as a solo artist between bold anthemic highs and intimate, meditative lacunae. 'Right To Disobey' evidences his desire to wrench the best frequent and amplitudinal possibilities affordable to the modern day producer, with hugely scooped vocal hooks and widescreen pannings bringing a next generative mood. It's only up from there, with 'Mastermind' maintaining a mindful but still detail-hungry stasis, and 'Crush' ending on moody minor second chords and raw, tweaker-jank percussions.
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Eletrosystem EP
Cat: PVV 002. Rel: 13 May 25
Destructor Constructor (8:28)
Destructor Constructor (Mihai Pol edit) (8:33)
Signature Move (7:10)
Grandma's Secret Recipe (6:48)
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Multiply
Multiply (12")
Cat: SEPARATION 001. Rel: 12 May 25
Multiply (7:58)
Transportation (7:28)
Intérprete: Superbreak
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The Praga Jam
Cat: DIFF 005. Rel: 12 May 25
Shjva - "Dipptera" (7:05)
Shjva - "Snake In The Grass" (6:00)
Shjva - "Starecase" (6:38)
Stereometrix - "No Need To Squeeze" (17:00)
Review: Wordlessly issued by the 2022 launched label Different Times, this minimal-trance-breaker from Shjva and Stereometrix (Ukraine) follows after the former duo broke from their shared Plan alias formed in 2021. They now operate separately but on a single record; sometimes collaborative chemistry works best when it goes hand-in-hand with individual creativity. Three A side inductors by Shjva kick the record off through a range of tensile tools, from velocity sensitive e-drum primers to sweeping mini-dub-trance workouts, reducing the listener to a puttylike state. Then comes Stereometrix's sole contribution with 'No Need To Squeeze', which deserves its singular B-side status as the digging inquisitor's choice, with its flexuous melo-arps, distant silences and sample-and-held counterpoints: truly a melodic masterstroke.
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Summerbreeze
Cat: WV 9003. Rel: 13 May 25
Summerbreeze
Summerbreeze (Crunch & Sleaze)
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Spacer IV EP (reissue)
Cat: SLUSH 003. Rel: 20 May 25
Sirocco (7:23)
Mono (5:50)
Jetson (7:24)
Dust (6:30)
Review: Originally pressed in 1997 on Manchester's Pleasure Records, this reissue of James Zeiter's 'Spacer IV' EP marks a detour from his dub-techno calling card into richer house-rooted terrain. A pivotal figure with deep ties to trance, ambient and the deeper ends of techno, Zeiter's work here sheds the fog of his more monolithic material, turning instead to emotional clarity and rhythmic warmth. 'Sirocco' is the opener and the standoutia halcyon blend of dubbed-out breaks and airy pads that drift and glimmer above a slow-motion acid line. 'Mono' edges further into house, with its loopy Detroit swing and sunset-kissed bassline nodding gently to Italian dream house. On the flip, 'Jetson' steps back into more familiar, trance-inflected territory: spacious, hypnotic and driven by crisp, propulsive drums. 'Dust' closes the set with writhing acid lines and spaced-out FX, balancing tension and lift with Zeiter's signature restraint. All four cuts, originally sequenced with just an Akai S950, ESQ-1 and a Novation Bass Station, still sound uniquely vitalimelodic but unshowy, club-focused but never rigid. Slush's remaster preserves the nuance while the full-fat 2x12" format gives these deep cuts the dynamic range they deserve. A stunning archival rescue from a true underground operator.
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Vendiendo Uruguay Por Un Vinten EP (B-STOCK)
Cat: EVR 001 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Stonem - "Banana Affair" (6:56)
Stonem - "Jolgorio" (6:42)
Elias Sternin - "Quema Madera" (6:03)
Elias Sternin - "Acufenos" (7:12)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Uruguayan label Eviterno Records makes a striking debut with a split EP featuring esteemed producers Stonem and Elias Sternin, and it's another that makes us take note of what is going on down there in South America. Stonem takes the A-side with two meticulously crafted tech house tracks. 'Banana Afair' energises with deep basslines while 'Jolgorio' fuses acid sequences and intricate drum patterns that embody the Uruguayan groove. On the B-side, Sternin delivers 'Quema Madera,' a hypnotic, acid-driven cut with commanding basslines before closing with 'Acufenos,' a melodic yet intense finale. This debut release has our attention and locked in for what comes next.
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Lokal (reissue)
Cat: RAWAX 0111LTD. Rel: 15 May 25
Lokal (11:45)
Yardarm (11:12)
Review: Swayzak's role in establishing minimal makes them one of the scene's greats. Their meticulously compiled discography has many treasures, and plenty of them are hard to find and expensive. That has long been the case with this EP, originally from 1998, but now reissued by the back-cat boffins at Rawax. 'Lokal' has it all across 11 immersive minutes, from the deft, loopy drum programming that floats above the floor to the wispy and synthetic melodies and churning synth hooks. 'Yardarm' is another majestic minimal symphony, though this one hits a little harder and might well be the best of the two because of it. It's a perfect mix of dreamy mental escape and irresistible body music for the wee-small hours.
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Intérprete: DJ ROCCA
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Álbumes
Friedrich
Friedrich (2xLP)
Cat: GNIMMITS 071125. Rel: 22 May 25
Promise (feat Salomen) (4:08)
Sugar & Lemon (3:40)
Lemondrop (2:51)
Keys Don't Match (feat Dominique Fricot) (3:50)
Golden Path (4:41)
Holz Und Silber (3:42)
Lucky Me (6:00)
Pulsar 144 (8:12)
Face In The Clouds (feat Dominique Fricot) (4:36)
Review: Remarkably accomplished techno minimalisms from Hamburg producer Stimming, who's been dazzling his contemporaries with his highly touching works since the early 2000s. The artist's latest full-length LP follows the precedent single 'Keys Don't Match', with its stammering sound design and abeyant, textural purities, which echo the slow-building sublimities of DJ Koze, Apparat or the Keinemusik crew. With the condensate vocals of Dominique Fricot heard throughout, this one-of-a-kind record reminds us not to take or use the hackneyed phrase "unique production style" too lightly. His really is. As it was with 'Keys Don't Match', which clinched a 15-year first relationship through the metaphor of mismatched keys, the entire record, from 'The Origin' to 'Feeding Seagulls', has us stimming with intrigue.






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