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1982
1982 (12")
Cat: LAX 161. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Visage (Alexander Robotnick remix) (6:31)
Time Machine (4:17)
Visage (4:26)
Visage (Vondkreistan remix) (5:28)
Wave (4:22)
1982 (6:08)
Review: Turkish producer Alec Attari harbours a passion for minimal wave, EBM, and underground Italo disco, condensing each into a striking end result with 1982. The record is said to have kept in mind the early foments of electronic music, where vanguard technologies helped heroes such as Ron Hardy and Frankie Knuckles bear the best in earliest house and techno. The standout track is an exceptional remix by Italian legend Alexander Robotnick, whose version channels the spirit of his classic 'Problemes d'Amour' with a mysterious, hypnotic reversal. His remix of 'Visage' on Side A comes followed by 'Time Machine', a powerful nod to EBM and techno reminiscent of The Hacker, not long before the original 'Visage' follows, oozing a serpentine elegance. '1982' ends things on a buccal-licking, mucous acid finale.
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Supersonic
Cat: CBR 001. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Supersonic (10:07)
Supersonic (Chez De Milo remix) (7:34)
On The Train (9:41)
On The Train (Jamie Paton remix) (7:25)
Review: This is a fine first outing from Chez De Milo's Club Blanco label, an imprint named after the DJ/producer's now long-running party in his hometown of Bristol. He's scored something of a coup, too, by persuading Paranoid London man Quinn Whalley to re-activate his occasional Johnny Aux alias after 12 years. Whalley delivers two original cuts: 'Supersonic', a kind of techno-tempo 4/4 electro number with pulsating bass, elongated chords and restless electronic riffs, and 'On The Train', a breathless breakbeat number peppered with fizzing electronics and his trademark TB-303 acid sounds. Jamie Paton remixes that track, giving it a smoother, more spaced-out feel - it's a superb revision all told - while Chez De Milo turns 'Supersonic' into a dark acid roller.
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Feeline EP
Feeline EP (12" + insert)
Cat: RELIC 01. Rel: 17 Jun 25
Feeline (5:51)
Dealay (8:56)
Nuclear Starfish (7:07)
Exotica (6:50)
Review: Formed in 1992 in Cheltenham by vocalist Mark Diston and DJ Curtis Lewis, Bass Cadets were always ahead of their time. Their sound was a collage of electronic, breakbeat and experimental sounds with a fierce DIY attitude, and this long-lost 4-track EP captures that raw, genre-defying spirit in full force. Now, finally pressed to vinyl for the first time via Relic, it takes in the sleek urgency of 'Feeline', ambient pads of 'Dealay' and kinetic trance techno tribalism of 'Nuclear Starfish'. With tracks that still sound fresh nearly three decades later, this is a perfect time capsule of early 90s innovation
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A Sound For Sore Ears EP
A Sound For Sore Ears EP (blue vinyl 12" limited to 100 copies)
Cat: BT 020. Rel: 11 Jun 25
We Are Borg 2025 (D Quad Hive Mind mix) (4:45)
Bass Force (6:17)
Electron Spin Resonance (5:33)
Proceed (5:01)
Review: British electro pioneer Bass Junkie reactivates his Cybernet Systems alias with a fearsome four-track return that celebrates and retools a thirty-year legacy. Originally dropped in 1995 via Panic Trax, 'We Are Borg' gets rebuilt from the raw data of the original SP1200 session, still driven by that signature low-end pressure and now even more punishing for modern systems. 'Bass Force' ups the intensity with widescreen synths and body-slamming subs, pushing electro bass into cinematic territory. On the flip, 'Electron Spin Resonance' delivers a DMX-fuelled onslaught of chopped edits, dense percussion and martial drive, while 'Proceed' nods back to the 80s machine funk of Pretty Tony and Egyptian Loverigleaming with nostalgia but never stuck in the past. It's a fierce reminder of Bass Junkie's place in the electro continuum, bridging Florida, Detroit and the UK with hardware grit and future shock precision.
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Metamorphic
Cat: TEMPA 116. Rel: 13 Jun 25
Metamorphic (4:52)
Atom (4:43)
H20 (4:50)
Review: Birmingham's Jossy Mitsu and Bluetoof join headsy forces on their new collaboration for Tempa, colliding the former artist's rinsed, globetrotting UK-troit DJ sets the world over and the latter's "drum specialisms" formerly lent to labels the likes of Shall Not Fade. Transcending the one-forties for a deeper-shades descension, 'Metamorphic' and 'Acid' establish a mood of nightclub meets human biostasis facility, as sci-fi zaps meet brooding, high-sustain bass cues. 'H20' is the sole tune to heighten the mood, its stop-start rollerblade bass and necksnap 808s proffering a jammier digestif.
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Electronique
Electronique (limited 180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: ENF 002V. Rel: 13 Jun 25
Electronique (5:06)
Continua (5:08)
Tape Recorder (4:39)
Electronique (Marcello Giordani remix) (5:55)
Review: Break 3000 returns with his first new material in over two decades, delivering four high-torque tracks of electroclash, rave and cold wave nostalgia. Born in Germany and known for his role in Dirt Crew and the Electron Feel imprint, Break 3000 rekindles the raw DIY spirit of his early 2000s output. 'Electronique' is the centrepieceiEBM drum hits, rasping vocoder vocals and a revved-up rave bassline that harks back to his 'Fix' era. 'Continua' channels distorted filtered techno into peak-time territory, while 'Tape Recorder' leans into retro electro a la Rotterdam and Detroit, full of hissy drum machine charm and chopped vocal samples. Italian producer Marcello Giordani rounds out the EP with a slick proto-house remix of the title track, nodding to Bobby Orlando with shimmering Vermona drums and dark disco swagger. From Cologne to Parma via Berlin and Buenos Aires (the release is on Calypso's Dream), this is a cross-generational, cross-border flex that proves Break 3000 still has teeth.
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Celandine EP
Cat: EUDEMONIA 019. Rel: 10 Jun 25
Petroglyph (6:00)
Celandine (6:08)
Bittern (5:29)
Quantum Tunnel (5:03)
Review: British producer BufoBufo makes profound electro tunes that are as much defined by their storytelling synths and their fresh rhythms. He draws on acid, breakbeat and classic house on this new EP, which though cosmic and journeying also retains a real human soul. 'Celandine' glistens with rueful pads and taught basslines that rise and fall next to lush synth outbreaks. 'Bittern' is more dark and prickly with a menacing undercurrent and 'Quantum Tunnel' shuts down with a slower, more reflective sound, beautiful arps and languid drums. Our favourite is the open though, 'Petroglyph', with its nimble basslines and widescreen psychedelic synth explosions.
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Vibracid EP
Vibracid EP (blue vinyl 12" limited to 150 copies)
Cat: CT 008. Rel: 10 Jun 25
Triumphator (4:19)
Triumphator (EC13 X-Ta-6 mix) (4:41)
Alto Voltaje (club) (4:34)
Aire Fresco (Vbrcd remix) (4:16)
Colosal (4:15)
Colosal (EC13 club mix) (4:46)
Review: In a future where memory can be imprinted onto energy to control behaviour, a resistance discovers Vibracid, a technique that erases manipulated memories, restoring self-determination. That is the conceptual backstory to this new EP from CALAGAD 13, an enigmatic producer who has been making music for more than 20 years. Here, he blends hard techno and electro into fiery dance floor explosions like 'Triumphator' with its unrelenting drum breaks and machine-gun style synths. The EC13 X-Ta-6 mix bumps even harder, then 'Alto Voltaje' brings distorted texture and low-end darkness. Elsewhere, 'Colosal' is a fast-paced electro workout and 'Aire Fresco' (Vbrcd remix) brings bright flashes of visceral acid.
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The Bridge
Cat: GRFF 019. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Hazard (6:23)
The Bridge (6:32)
Curtain Call (7:17)
Seems Like (6:48)
Review: Carriego reemploys early Detroit techno and 00s minimalism, crafting a piezo powered four-track journey consisting in deeper, supersawed atmosses, and spanning electro to new wave. 'Hazard' sets a tense mood, while 'The Bridge' swells and quells pads and hip breaks voxes. 'Curtain Call' weirdens things, with popcorn string plucks piling on pylons of tension, while 'Seems Like' concludes on a snappier, momentous hush-hush. It's the fourth EP so far from the Frenchman, and an impressive one at that.
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Ocean Of Space
Ocean Of Space (12" + 7" + postcard + sticker + MP3 download code)
Cat: WHOISPAULA 009. Rel: 17 Jun 25
Touch (4:43)
Drift (4:32)
Ocean Of Space (5:12)
Asking For A Friend (4:42)
Sunny Rain Acid (3:39)
Thursday (4:50)
Review: One of the most talented electro artists is back with his latest release. With over 30+ releases to his name, the quality matches the quantity as this new and unique 12"+7" package shows. The Dublin producer's beats hit strong right away with 'Touch', with a cinematic melody reminding us why this artist always sounds so futuristic. 'Drift' is a sci-fi masterpiece that shows how good he is at adding acid into his electro and the title track hints at the roots of the style with the vocoder addiction. The little 7" packs big sounds with 'Sunny Rain Acid' which is sure to remind fans of AFX's Analord series. 'Thursday' is more on the laid back approach as it closes out with one of our favorite electro tracks in recent memory. Cignol is a next level electro producer. Right up there with E.R.P., Morphology, Gerald Donald and the best doing it today.



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Muzik Make You Lose Control (reissue)
Cat: SOUNDS 013. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Muzik Make You Lose Control (6:50)
Drummer Boy (6:19)
Circle Of Life (7:13)
Alteno (8:01)
Review: First released in the golden year of 1996 under Joe Manumaleuna's longstanding formative alias DJ Hyperactive, this founding Chi-bleep bluff-caller on 12" took the world by paretic storm just as easily back then as it surely will do now. Communique Records, executive vicars of the Sounds sublabel, now do a stellar job of reissuing this crazy-making clobberer, having first remastered it from the original DATs. 'Muzik Make You Lose Control' and 'Drummer Boy' riff off Chicago's rich percussive history, while 'Circle Of Life' and 'Alteno' go wilder on the monophonic synthwork, to eerily maddening effect.
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Danger EP
Danger EP (12")
Cat: MEGA 08. Rel: 17 Jun 25
Hooligan Beat Edit (4:25)
Trench Flight (4:21)
I Rather Walk (6:13)
The Danger (5:40)
Lager Dance (4:57)
Hollywood Style! (6:32)
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Digital Dawn
Cat: INDMEK 010. Rel: 10 Jun 25
Digital Dawn (4:47)
Phantom Pulse (4:57)
Matrix Kode (feat Noamm) (4:24)
Electro Duet (feat Noamm) (3:58)
Toxic Euphoria (feat Noamm) (5:01)
Eclipse (6:31)
Aurora Noir (5:53)
Captured Planet (4:16)
Techno Mirage (3:51)
Data Delight (4:13)
Distorted Programming (feat Noamm) (4:13)
Synthetic Art (5:40)
Review: E-bony's Digital Dawn album is about "defining his identity as an artist" and it comes through INDUSTRIAS MEKANIKAS. This 12-tracker welds together electro and techno with plenty of personal sound perspective and dark textures that keep it decidedly underground. Collaborating with Noamm on four tracks, their creative synergy adds depth and elevates the record's complexity with the likes of 'Matrix Kod' getting gritty and eerie, 'Aurora Noir' bringing snappy kicks and coruscated acid lines and 'Data Delight' fizzing with pixelated synth sugariness.
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Xtrictly Elektro Vol 2 EP
Xtrictly Elektro Vol 2 EP (12" limited to 150 copies)
Cat: CT 009. Rel: 17 Jun 25
EC13 - "The Unreal Elektro Era" (5:33)
Spectrums Data Forces - "Can't Scape Reality" (5:55)
Atix - "King Of Fighter" (4:39)
Calagad 13 - "Area Desconocida" (4:49)
Final Dream - "Echo Chamber" (5:51)
Elektrotechnik - "Hard Symphony" (5:20)
Review: Cosmic Tribe is back with six more cutting-edge tracks that push the boundaries of electro while honouring its core principles on the superb XTRICTLY ELEKTRO Vol. 2. In showcasing forward-thinking sound design and global talents, this compilation affirms Cosmic Tribe's dedication to rhythmic experimentation and genre-defining precision. EC13 opens with his retro-futurist, cinematic style, while Spectrums Data Forces injects technical flair from southern Spain. Lyon's Atix delivers decades of club-driven expertise, and on the flip, Calagad 13 dives deep with a bass-heavy introspection, Final Dream (aka Phil Klein) brings epic UK grit, and Elektrotechnik closes with an industrial punch. A great window into electro's ever-evolving power.

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Kontrast EP
Cat: GO 011. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Sigma (5:08)
Sigma (Larionov remix) (5:41)
Kontrast (5:21)
Die Bestie (7:05)
Die Bestie (UHF remix) (6:02)
Review: A masterclass in stark 'Kontrast' comes by way of producer Elektrotechnik, whose latest 12" here for Gladio Operations does unsurprisingly well to contrast his prior digital-only issue for A-Traction Records. Through glommy, paralytic, salivary sound design, 'Sigma' and its corresponding remix by Larionov mission-state the EP: one pronouncedly unafraid of weight or womp, and yet which still scoops out a mercurial feel akin to a volatile solder metal prior, pre and post-solidification. 'Kontrast' and 'Die Bestie' on the B-side sound like said reflowed solder chucked through a giant techno kaleidoscope, as both tracks move increasingly hypnotic and heavy.
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Ascent From The Circle
Cat: TR 07. Rel: 04 Jun 25
Ascent From The Circle (10:09)
Do I Really Feel The Way I Feel (11:54)
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Neurotica
Cat: ZIQ 475X. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Son Of The Morning (5:04)
Don't Go (2:23)
Con Air (1:58)
Craving You (2:24)
Chaotic Child (3:44)
Breeding (2:46)
Fix Me (3:56)
Trace Your Ground (2:47)
Speed (4:24)
Lay Your Heart Down (4:04)
By Your Side (2:24)
I Can Hear It All The Time (2:42)
We Have Everything We Need (3:43)
Cried Later (2:12)
Review: After a decade since his last release on Planet Mu, Drew Lustman aka American rhythmic innovator and vibes man FaltyDL returns with the accomplished Neurotica. In the interim, he's run Blueberry Records, worked with Mykki Blanco and become a father. His daughter's playful influence is said to have ignited a fresh creative energy in his music. Neurotica bears that out - it's a sugar-rush of high-speed bounce blending energetic euro-pop and childlike vocals into something urgent and fun. Drew crafted it quickly, with tracks written in half a day, and shaped with Planet Mu boss Mike Paradinas' guidance. It's a joyful, refreshing album that resonates across generations and captures the essence of fun, movement and simplicity. A return to form, for sure.
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Secrets Of The Nebula
Cat: IT 071. Rel: 18 Jun 25
Deep In The Mountain (4:44)
Dreams Of The Lost Moon (3:39)
Darkstar System M312 (5:51)
Cooling The Heatsink (7:24)
Moss Nebula Tidal Dance (6:31)
Review: New music from LA resident Fields of Mist is always worth hearing. He's previously proven to be a master of bringing a hip-hop sensibility to his work, as well as a jazzy and broken beat bone on his 2022 album Iluminated60. This latest turn to Illian Tape is another standout with a mix of dreamy, suspenseful pads and killer rhythms. 'Dreams Of The Lost Moon' isa fine example of that with its far-sighted gaze but body popping drums and 'Darkstar System M312' then gets more moody with a speedy low end and astral pads. 'Moss Nebula Tidal Dance' is another blend of deep space ambience with minimal but impactful rhythms.
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BOOOoo! VA4
Cat: BOO 04. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Ildec - "Volviento Al MT" (5:18)
BOOH - "Unplugged" (5:25)
Pagenty - "The System Is The Matrix" (4:25)
Phase O'Matic - "Scalp" (5:39)
Gogo Gadgeto - "You've Gotta" (6:02)
Review: BOOOoo! returns with its fourth V/A, bringing together Ildec, Pagenty, Phase O'Matic, Gogo Gadgeto and label head BOOH for a tightly assembled five-tracker. Steering into the murkier corners of electro but with a light touch, their next comp offers a range of moods without ever dropping to fully into the abyss. From 'Volviento AMT' to 'The System Is The Matrix', each artist contributes a knowing cut, one which leans dark but stays danceable, threading twisted textures and low-slung rhythms without losing sight of playability.
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Second Horizon
Second Horizon (2xLP + insert in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: BD 015. Rel: 03 Jun 25
City Sights (5:27)
Memory Sync (4:39)
Digital Freedom (4:28)
Surveillance State (5:04)
Technology (4:56)
Heiss Oder Kalt (4:51)
Chasing Shadows (4:00)
Free To Move (4:18)
Black Gold (6:58)
Human Code (6:03)
I Am A Creator (4:59)
Tonight (3:58)
Review: The latest release from Berlin-based producer Julian Reifegerste builds on the success of his previous work, channelling a vivid spectrum of 80s electronic styles into a sleek, club-ready format. Drawing from EBM, Italo, acid, electro and dark wave, the 12-track double vinyl is packed with machine funk and neon moodsibright synth lines and rubbery basslines offset by tougher, industrial textures. 'City Sights' and 'Chasing Shadows' lean into cinematic propulsion, while 'Black Gold' and 'I Am A Creator' carry heavier, dystopian overtones. Much of the material was produced on vintage hardware, lending the record an authentic retro-futurist edge. This is bold, immersive dance music with a conceptual streak, and a clear progression in sound from the artist's earlier output.
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A Teq Approach By
Cat: MMLP XXX202. Rel: 17 Jun 25
241 (5:09)
Hiptone Jed (5:54)
A Calm Momentum (4:51)
Infinite Chasers (5:13)
Night Unfolding (7:08)
Different Text (4:51)
Colobia (4:15)
Duvo (6:44)
IOAM (4:47)
Anora (5:55)
Extol II (4:47)
From Within (5:19)
Review: Lyon musicologists Macadam Mambo allow The Jaffa Kid ampler extra space to flex their experimental side. Though prior releases by the artist have verged fuller in the direction of jungly, 'A Teq Approach' hears the artist abstract and remould their breaks and ambiances to delicious degree, mechanising but breathing new life into an otherwise mostly single-tempo approach. Off the back of an almost daily production output on Soundcloud comes this 12-track album, where gestalt breaks are heat-set, cast into all tempos; 'A Calm Momentum' recalls the best of Skee Mask after his move away from techno proper, while 'Different Text' brings a hermeneutic otherness, interpreting constellated skies of detuned arp-bliss and hoovering, soundscaped lows. A choice selection for fans of of AFX, ERP, Drexciya, u-Ziq or Luke Slater.
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Instruction EP
Cat: CS 003. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Section 1 (5:47)
Seven Wolves (6:04)
Section 1 (Carl Finlow remix) (6:29)
Groove Key (6:04)
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Act Of Resistance
Cat: BP 083. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Act Of Resistance
Validation
In Your Orbit
Natural Order
Review: Irish-born, Manchester-based artist Kerrie returns to James Ruskin's Blueprint label with her third outing for the label, continuing her evolution through weighty, precision-built techno. A fixture of the UK scene and now a resident at Berlin's Tresor, Kerrie draws on her background in record store culture and over a decade of hardware experimentation to forge tracks that are both rigorous and emotionally charged. 'Act Of Resistance' pairs dub-soaked atmospheres with serrated industrial textures, while 'Validation' rides a more urgent, tunnelling pulse. Flip it for the paranoid spirals of 'In Your Orbit' and the slow-burner 'Natural Order', each anchored by detail-rich production and layered groove. Rooted in classic hardware sensibilities but driven by a personal, future-facing vision, this is heady, unrelenting techno with purpose.
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Intérprete: Jane Fitz
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Acid Avengers 032
Cat: AAR 032. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Kragg - "Shifton" (3:55)
Kragg - "Lazarus" (3:56)
Kragg - "Midsummer Night Dream" (4:04)
RTR - "Tipping-point" (4:44)
RTR - "NPK Ending" (4:31)
RTR - "Squer" (4:11)
Review: French producers, Kragg and RTR, split the difference between shadowy electro and jacked-up machine funk on this split release, each taking a side to show their teeth. Kragg opens with 'Shifton', a stomping cut with sizzling percussion and greyscale synth stabs, before veering into the eerie with 'Lazarus' i all twitchy arps and submerged bass i and the brittle shimmer of 'Midsummer Night Dream', which tugs the record into more introspective territory. Over on the flip, RTR brings a tauter, more acidic focus: 'Tipping-Point' spirals with tight 303 curls, while 'Npk Ending' builds an emotional weight out of melancholic pads and broken-beat rhythms. Closer 'Squer' cuts loose with thick, wet squelch and a rolling groove that sticks hard. It's a smartly sequenced release i raw, yes, but refined in structure i and a promising debut for this new label.
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Balancing Act EP
Cat: LL 01. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Obsidian Tears (5:26)
Prg Select (4:45)
Two Voice (6:16)
Balancing Act (4:20)
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Montevideo Dystopia
Cat: PRYM 005. Rel: 17 Jun 25
Sin Salida (8:06)
A!=C (7:39)
Ritmo De Arranque (5:25)
Ritmo De Arranque (Dani Labb remix) (7:02)
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EDP 004
EDP 004 (12")
Cat: EDP 004. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Bright Tropical Fish (7:21)
My Inner Rage (6:29)
They Control Future (But We Love Each Other) (7:18)
Cyber Sweat (rework) (8:46)
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Futurespective
Futurespective (180 gram vinyl 2xLP limited to 300 copies)
Cat: OR 136. Rel: 17 Jun 25
Polka Dot (6:39)
Medhadkilled (Ivo Charlie Vega remix) (4:52)
Geisha (3:13)
The Gate (5:08)
Gnostic (5:50)
Frenetique (4:32)
Frenetique (Charlie Third Round mix) (6:34)
Istanbul Re-Edit (5:00)
Acid Charlie (6:23)
Machine (5:14)
Machine (Ivo Charlie Strandzha mix) (5:30)
Mirage (3:19)
Night Train (Percussive mix) (5:15)
Cesar's Necktie (3:25)
Moon (5:43)
Home Party (3:35)
Review: Futurespective is a carefully remastered compilation showcasing the finest work of Les Animaux Sauvages, the legendary Bulgarian band known for their blazing blend of post-punk, new wave and dark wave. For the first time, these classic tracks are available on vinyl, which is literally music to the ears of fans of Eastern European underground sounds. The band is a trio of artistic kindred spirits who united in 2014 with Ivo Stoyadinov Charlie on guitar, synths and programming alongside Sibylla Seraphim, who brings her haunting vocals and synth work to the mix. Together, they craft a moody, atmospheric sound that is distantly lo-fi, with prowling and sleazy guitars that Andrew Weatherall would love, chugging dark disco groves and tripped-out machine soul and wiry electronics.
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Globus Trax
Globus Trax (12" + insert)
Cat: TRESOR 375. Rel: 03 Jun 25
ClickClickClick (5:27)
Gearbox (5:33)
Destination 909 (6:00)
Reach Out (6:05)
Review: A potent ongoing collaboration between two techno heads lands on a legendary label, delivering four cuts that span the spectrum of classic and contemporary dancefloor energy. Side-A kicks off with 'ClickClickClick', a tech house burner that lives up to its name as it is bouncy and rhythmically addictive. Its catchy loop play gives way to deeper, murkier textures midway through, maintaining its infectious swing while offering DJs a perfect mid-set curveball. Following it is 'Gearbox', a slick, electro-informed groover with a low-slung, funky bassline. It's high-energy yet controlled, laced with head-nodding bounce and shimmering detail that make it ideal for peak-time dancefloor action. On Side-B, 'Destination 909' is pure nostalgia with a modern polish, bringing in 90s techno grit, trancey atmospherics and a post-rave euphoria that's all tight kicks and laser-focused execution. The production is clean and sharp, but there's an intentional vintage flavor that pays tribute to the roots. Closing things out is 'Reach Out', a hypnotic, dub-leaning track infused with a raw vocal loop preaching unity and rave authenticity. It's spacious, meditative and subtly anthemic. The kind of track that creeps up on you in the best way. All in all, a cohesive, floor-ready EP.
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Closed Circuit
Cat: RB 140. Rel: 17 Jun 25
Closed Circuit (5:50)
Closed Circuit (Roman Flugel remix) (6:01)
Time (6:32)
Love/Hate (6:19)
Review: In the mid-90s, DJ Steve aka Pasquale and Luca Lozano, bonded over skateboarding, East Coast hip-hop giants Mobb Deep and boombox freestyles, long before clubs and synths took over. Decades later, a chance reconnection before lockdown reignited their friendship and sparked a new musical adventure. Studio sessions turned shared memories into the sonic fusion that is Closed Circuit, a raw blend of electro grit, B-boy swagger, Warp-inspired house and dusty vocoders. Roman Flugel adds his own sharp remix, while the sleeve features nostalgic photos from Lozano's early 2000s London rave days. Proper tackle, this.
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Magnetic
Magnetic (12")
Cat: SPEC 032. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Magnetic (5:57)
Broken Tube (4:42)
Gelatin 55 (4:35)
Colour Splitter (4:31)
 in stock $22.13
Revenant EP
Cat: ORBLDN 007. Rel: 17 Jun 25
Jack Michael - "Infinity" (7:48)
Jack Michael - "Infinity" (The Apricots remix) (6:06)
The Apricots - "Subdued" (6:17)
The Apricots - "Subdued" (Jack Michael remix) (5:52)
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Space Outside Space
Cat: AX 124. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Interstellar Feelings (4:50)
Forevermore (4:09)
Vibrations From The Other Side (5:35)
Some Soul, Some Space (6:27)
Review: On his previous Millsart outing, 2024's X-Ray Zulu EP, Detroit great Jeff Mills - long since departed for Europe but still retaining Motor City's techno vibe - effortlessly joined the dots between techno, house, horror movie soundttracks and spaced-out jazz. On Space Outside Space, he once again touches on some of these musical themes, just in a more widescreen, science fiction-inspired way. For proof, check the deep, ambient-tinged electronic jazz of 'Interstellar Feelings', the percussion-rich, deep space headiness of 'Forevermore' (a pleasingly weird Afro-futurist affair), the immersive techno-goes-broken beat grandiosity of 'Vibrations From The Other Side' and the minor key miracle that is trippy closing cut 'Some Soul, Some Space'.
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Intérprete: ISOUL8 (Volcov)
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Firebird
Firebird (12")
Cat: MTRON 043. Rel: 13 Jun 25
Helga Neuer & Zeta Reticula - "Firebird" (6:07)
Helga Neuer & Zeta Reticula - "New School" (5:21)
Helga Neuer & Zeta Reticula - "TSTE99" (4:32)
Zeta Reticula - "Distress Signal" (5:10)
Zeta Reticula - "Investigate The Signal" (5:28)
Review: Slovenian producer Zeta Reticula (Uros Umek) collides with fellow floor electro-lighter Helga Neuer (Damjan Bizilj) across four galaxy-crossing searers. Though the latter artist is a relative newcomer on what could reasonably be called the Eastern European electro mesh network, both have nonetheless already enjoyed a dual release on Berlin label Mechatronica, smushing the competition with the piezo-powered hydraulic press, 'I Am Mensch' (2022). Now they return phoenix-stylee with 'Firebird', whose title track trails bolide fireballs behind its fizzling arps, and whose later tracks carry a ridiculous energetic half-life, 'Distress Signal' and 'Investigate The Signal' seeming to logging the same inspirant radio burst at different frequencies.
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Aerial
Aerial (12")
Cat: TART 055. Rel: 17 Jun 25
Aerial (4:40)
Fidelity (4:19)
Affected (3:50)
Voidness (4:33)
Inward (4:57)
Review: The bond between Frankfurt and Leipzig emerges from their shared blend of tradition and modernity, each fostering exuberant cultural ecosystems. Frankfurt, Germany's financial heart, echoes with eclectic currents, contrasting its skyscrapers with local art scenes. It's here that not even noticed, a rising duo blending tranquil acid and breakbeat, began crafting their sound. This EP is a celebration of this, from the airy pads of 'Aerial' to the tough groove of 'Fidelity,' offering a mix of upbeat party tides and mellow vibes. It's music that feels right at home in Frankfurt's experimental spaces, with its easy-going acid and breakbeat tones striking a balance between warmth and innovation. Leipzig, with its rich classical roots and quieter charm, provides the perfect setting for a duo whose music embraces both reflective and energetic moods. Tracks like 'Voidness' and 'Affected' fit perfectly within the city's intimate spaces, where the music's restorative quality and weight come alive. Whether in Leipzig's clubs or Frankfurt's iconic venues, Not Even Noticed captures the pulse of modern German techno that offers both grounded and boundary-pushing sounds.
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Neurogenesis EP
Cat: PLAS 001. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Nulek & Roto - "Eternal Space" (5:48)
Flhez - "Study Nights" (5:55)
Mar.c - "Not Normal" (6:41)
Acid Charlie - "Nuclear Era" (orchestral mix) (6:51)
Review: Plasticity Records launches with a bang on its debut release, which is a various artists offering with our fierce and floor-ready tracks. Nulek & Roto open with 'Eternal Space,' a shadowy techno-electro hybrid laced with eerie vocals, then Flhez follows with 'Study Nights' stylishly channelling Uruguay's deep-rooted rhythmic heritage through gritty analogue texture. On the B-side, Mar.C drops 'Not Normal,' a pounding EBM-inflected banger built for dark rooms and late hours. Closing things out, Acid Charlie brings warped percussion and twisted structure on 'Nuclear Era,' which makes for a fractured, futuristic workout. A bold first statement from a label with serious potential.
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Sticky Plastik Vol 3
Cat: STICKYPLASTIK 003. Rel: 09 Jun 25
PO - "Dodo" (6:14)
PO - "Arcade" (5:49)
B Ai & Marcelina - "Homesick" (6:00)
B Ai & Marcelina - "Homesick" (PO remix) (5:57)
Review: After a two-year break, Sticky Plastik returns with its third various artists release, offering a refreshed look and evolved sound. Side A features Corsican producer P.O., who delivers two standout tracks: 'Dodo', a melancholic yet hopeful journey through dark disco-tinged minimal techno, and 'Arcade', a groovy, 80s-inspired acid house cut brimming with energy. On Side B, Chinese artist B.AI teams up with Polish producer Marcelina (formerly Marcelina Wick) on 'Homesick', blending deep Asian atmospheres with a Slavic emotional edge in a lush progressive house cut. P.O. closes the release with a tougher, techno-driven remix of 'Homesick' that adds punch to the package.
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Beats On Wax EP
Protocolo Sysex - "NotTheFuture" (5:17)
Sinitsin - "Thinking Machine" (5:32)
Jauzas The Shining X Foreign Sequencer - "Enter The Body" (4:03)
Teslasonic - "Chubby Bee" (5:13)
Igors Vorobjovs - "For One" (4:40)
Review: Gladio Operations continues to bolster its catalogue with an international five-track set showcasing both label newcomers and trusted affiliates. Protocolo Sysex, the new alias of Madrid's Fabio Vinuesa, sets the tone with 'NotTheFuture'ia dense, adrenalised workout packed with rugged basslines and twitchy sequences. It's a fierce opener that signals the label's club-facing intent. Sinitsin, hailing from Russia, debuts with a moodier, machine-led cut, its melody work striking a balance between precision and drama. Jauzas the Shining returns alongside Foreign Sequence, offering a cold-blooded, cinematic highlight with shadowy synths and detached vocal fragments. Teslasonic's 'Chubby Bee' acid-kissed electro is quick and wiry, while Igors Vorobjovs brings the EP to a poignant close with a brooding IDM coda rich in ghosted textures.
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Boccaccio Life: 1987-1993 Part 2/4
Cat: MM 1832. Rel: 12 Jun 25
QX-1 - "I Won't Hurt You (I Swear)" (5:34)
Fred Brown - "Roman Days" (6:11)
Mr Fingers - "I'm Strong" (instrumental) (5:19)
Laurent X - "Machines" (Apocalypse mix) (6:48)
Review: Belgian label Music Man Records has assembled Boccaccio Life 1987-1993, a 40-track compilation honouring the legendary Destelbergen club that helped shape Europe's electronic underground. Far more than just the birthplace of New Beat, Boccaccio championed raw, futuristic house and techno long before the genres went mainstream. Curated by resident DJ Olivier Pieters and regular Stefaan Vandenberghe, the collection features classy cuts that are also being served up on a series of VA EPs. This one hits hard with jams from QX-1, Fred Brown, Mr. Fingers and Laurent X all going dark, deep and moody.
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Binary Revolutions
Cat: GLSPV 001. Rel: 06 Jun 25
Reshio - "Electronic Mind" (6:16)
Toke - "System 32" (5:39)
DJ Astrobee - "Elvis The Gator" (6:08)
Levan Grdzelidze - "84 Slaves" (5:25)
Review: Glispy Records makes a strong vinyl debut with a four-track showcase of Georgia's deepening electronic talent pool. Tbilisi producer Reshio opens with 'Electronic Mind', a high-octane blend of punchy electro and precise sequencing, setting the tone with clinical flair. Toke follows with 'System 32', a rolling groove machine laced with dubby atmospheres and smart modulationiweighty but agile. On the flip, DJ Astrobee injects some swagger into proceedings with the rugged, percussive funk of 'Elvis The Gator', full of low-end heft and filtered bite. Label co-founder Levan Grdzelidze rounds off with '84 Slave', an acidic slow-burner that builds intensity through tightly-wound layers. A confident and well-curated start to the Glispy vinyl era.
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M Son Of The Century (Soundtrack)
Cat: 198028 92401. Rel: 13 Jun 25
Lost Population (2:05)
Chasing M (6:25)
Avanti (4:47)
State Of Emergency (4:51)
Victim (5:20)
Black Dam (1:21)
Floria (4:50)
La Gioconda (4:53)
March On Rome (3:56)
The Violence Must Stop (6:46)
Review: Adapted from the Premio Strega-winning novel of the same name, penned by Antonio Scurati, M - Son of the Century is an ambitious performance piece about the political rise of Benito Mussolini, directed by BAFTA-grabber Joe Wright. As for the soundtrack, one half of The Chemical Brothers, Tom Rowlands, delivers a spellbinding, raw and truly emotional electronic epic which translates a tense and uneasy tale into sounds. "A lot of this original soundtrack was built around playing old acoustic instruments using modern electronics; working in that way helped me reference the past yet still create something fresh and dynamic," Rowlands has said of his efforts. A thoroughly unique and masterful series of compositions which could only have been created by a master of the craft.
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New Friends 02
Cat: LMMLVA 02. Rel: 02 Jun 25
Rustam - "Happy Comby" (6:22)
Jordan Lakofski - "The Heat" (6:09)
Glasidum - "New Heaven" (6:47)
MASI - "Synth Pop" (6:43)
Review: LowMoney unites fresh global talent for another big serving of their signature club sounds. Ukrainian producer Rustam kicks things off with 'Happy Comby,' a gritty acid-tinged groove built on deep, dreamy basslines. On A2, Jordan Lakofski delivers 'The Heat,' which is a nostalgia-soaked roller with a punchy 8-bit synth and infectious bassline. Glasidum nails the warm-up vibe with his trippy, groovy and perfectly deep opener on the flipside. Closing it out, Dutch duo MASI serve up a lush, introspective house cut that floats into the sunset. From acid edge to dreamy depth, this four-tracker has got something for everyone, which makes it a hugely useful 12" from the LowMoney camp.

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Shinra Electro Company Vol 1
Shinra Electro Company Vol 1 (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: SEC 001. Rel: 17 Jun 25
Poppin (5:39)
Cowbell (4:11)
Turn It Up (3:48)
Trippin (3:42)
Champagne (3:38)
Review: James Shinra returns with Shinra Electro Company Vol. 1, a toughened new electro chapter in his far wider mecha-sonic portfolio. This one hears the UK producer add mass to the girders; lead track 'Poppin', with its strong-armed force majeure, is known to have already netted major support from Bicep during their Coachella 2024 set. Further to the release's scary goodness, Shinra balances razor-sharp drum programming, warped textures and low-end pressure on a carbide rotor's edge, with 'Turn It Up', 'Champagne' and 'Trippin' flashing the libertinous side of electro-hedonic pressure.
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Trollkraft
Cat: BAP 231. Rel: 10 Jun 25
Trollkraft (6:15)
One Night In Geilo (7:25)
Review: Skatebard and Lauer are Trollkraft, a sure-to-be iconic Norwegian-German partnership that has a famous love of synths and have already put out vast reserves of quality sounds across various styles. Here their collaboration gives rise to a pair of electrifying cuts. The title track features rich drum layers, lush strings and a throbbing bass undercurrent which has elements of disco, house, indie and Italo all adding to its charm. 'One Night In Geilo' channels 90s house rhythms with a brilliant two-stepping melody that smartly reimagines rave with playful, effervescent energy. These two wizards bring great character to this music with strobe lights, bongos, and trance all making for a full on heart-of-the-party experience doused in euphoria.
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Intérprete: Marco Gallerani
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Stressmanagement
Stressmanagement (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: ISS 011. Rel: 18 Jun 25
TR Nautila (4:39)
Panic Button (4:25)
MD25 (5:25)
LCC Rotation (4:09)
Review: German electronic nerd and tactile techno master Skee Mask returns to Ilian Tape, the label run by the Munich-based Zenker Brothers, with a fresh batch of his club-ready throbbers. 'TR Nautila' rides on uneven drum breaks with claps loud in there mix, until they aren't, and a stumbling bassline that underpins a morph into jungle-adjacent madness. 'Panic Button' has springy sounds and sludgy low ends, precision-tooled drums and a celestial backlight that pushes and pulls you emotionally. 'MD25' has an industrial clang and clatter that evokes being lost in a strobe-lit warehouse and 'LCC Rotation' is a freewheeling percussive gem with moody pads for all-out assault in the club.

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Intérprete: Ney Faustini
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UU 012
UU 012 (12")
Cat: UU 012. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Son Of Philip - "One Burn" (5:11)
Unknown - Untitled - "Turbo Dux" (4:22)
Hodge - "So It Goes" (4:18)
DJ JM - "Shoplifting" (5:43)
Adam Curtain - "The Deviant" (4:21)
Ciel - "Memento Mori" (5:01)
Review: Unknown-Untitled are back, and primed to expand on their "music comes first" label concept, whereby (or at least, this was the case when the UK label first started) the artist info is revealed in the record sleeve and available to the listener only after purchase. The trademark approach seems to have relaxed a bit, with this 12th topup to their various artists series hears every name checked from the init, besides the artist behind track 2, who's simply billed as 'Unknown Untitled'. Otherwise, Son Of Philip catalyses a crisp start to a dutty night with proper hardstep intelligence on 'One Burn', while DJ JM responds with downwards kick impacts and self-surveilled textural swish on 'Shoplifting', and Ciel brings 'Memento Mori', a wonky 150ish jungle-juke flex to round off.
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Six Beginnings EP
Cat: TPR 006. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Infinite Image (5:00)
Variation Five (4:40)
The Mirror Dome (4:18)
Chemical Glass (4:55)
Reflect Itself (3:22)
Island Eye (4:52)
Review: Belfast's Space Dimension Controller returns with six glistening slow-burners that nod to Warp's early 90s Artificial Intelligence era, while gently messing with the co-ordinates. There's a subtlety in the programming: 'Infinite Image' drifts with a low-lit acid bassline and glassy synth layers, while 'Variation Five' hints at the woozy futurism of B12 or Spacetime Continuum. 'The Mirror Dome' and 'Chemical Glass' are deeper stillibuilt less for peak-time than post-club recalibration, hovering somewhere between ambient techno and dream-sequence electro. Even the percussive flickers of 'Reflect Itself' feel fluid, while closer 'Island Eye' stretches out like mist. Not nostalgic, not entirely newijust rich, soft-focus electronics executed with typical finesse.
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Planet Boom
Planet Boom (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: HTP 002. Rel: 09 Jun 25
Sweater - "Front Street Strut" (6:14)
Reyer - "Martian Law" (4:52)
Poten - "Coming Or Going" (7:31)
Lukey - "Spectrum" (6:44)
Review: We're told that this EP is an archive of encoded human memories made to "survive the AI's purge." Anyone listening back to this years from now will be sure we had a good old time, because it's slick and charming, minimal and tech with real soul. Sweater's 'Front Street Strut' is a kaleidoscope of colours, Reyer's- 'Martian Law' brings some stripped-back but bubbly and rubbery funk and Poten's 'Coming Or Going' layers up whirring machines and pixelated synth sequences into something zoned out and warm. Lukey shuts down with the snappy broken beat tech of 'Spectrum' with its bright, singing leads.
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Losh Label 001
Cat: LOSH 001. Rel: 16 Jun 25
TIJN - "Limo For McAffe" (7:37)
Mike D - "Sillas Vacias" (6:28)
Michael James - "No Destination" (7:12)
DJ Unknown 1900 - "Zhou Meaning" (6:13)
Tags: Minimal
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Tharsis EP
Tharsis EP (12" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: VTX 016. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Tharsis (6:43)
Pavonis (6:30)
Arsia (7:03)
Ascraeus (5:47)
Daedalia (feat Dora Gray) (3:43)
Review: Matti Turunen is no stranger to Vortex Traks as he had previously dropped music here and appeared on the label's very first release and also later as part of Morphology. This, however, is his solo debut and it's a classy exploration of melodic electro. 'Tharsis' kicks off with lithe synths and sheet metal sounds flapping in a stiff cosmic wind. 'Pavonis' is deeper and more heady, 'Arsia' is built on neck-snapping drum patterns and 'Ascraeus' rides on plaintive pads. Last but not least is a collaboration with Dora Gray, 'Daedalia', which is an ambient-laced delight.
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