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Peel Session
Peel Session (12" in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: WARPLP 3006. Rel: 15 Nov 19
Take Control (4:11)
To The Limit (3:31)
Rob's Nightmare (4:07)
Lost World (5:42)
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Inner EP
Inner EP (12")
Cat: BENTXX 3. Rel: 15 Jan 25
Quasar (8:50)
Escalate (6:36)
Transporter (4:39)
Inner (7:19)
Signal (8:05)
Vision (5:44)
Review: Deep techno twosome Lucid Void have only put out a handful of releases since making their debut in 2017, but their productions are not only assured and atmospheric, but also genuinely good. It feels like they need a breakthrough and this mini-album for Turkish imprint Benthic (a belated sequel to their 2021 outing on the imprint) could provide it. There's certainly plenty to set the pulse racing and synapses snapping, from the pulsing rhythm, immersive aural textures and hypnotising vibes of 'Escalate' and 'Transporter', to the yearning dancefloor soundscape 'Quasar' and the ghostly spookiness of 'Inner'. 'Signal' brilliantly blends raw, analogue electronics, locked-in beats and bittersweet chords, while closing cut 'Rhythm' is as pleasingly dreamy and heady as it is throbbing and off-kilter.
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Álbumes
Metaphor (Expanded Edition)
Cat: ART 20212. Rel: 27 Oct 21
Intro (6:04)
Metaphor (6:42)
Nocturnal (5:54)
Loop 1 (4:02)
Java (6:54)
Groove (5:15)
Loop 1.5 (4:01)
Catatonic (First State) (7:21)
Catatonic (part 2) (5:53)
Loop 2 (4:26)
Soul Man (6:06)
Sympathy (5:24)
Butterflies (8:53)
Amethyst (7:49)
Life Goes On (7:43)
Review: Originally released in 1995, Metaphor is Detroit second wave icon Kenny Larkin's sophomore full length under his own name. This is a truly timeless release which really captures the zeitgeist of the most seminal period in techno's recent history. For those that know, we know we're preaching to the choir, but to those who don't - get familiar! From the classic hi-tech soul of the title track, to the moody future funk of 'Nocturnal' and the driving Motor City energy of 'Catatonic (First State)' and more - Metaphor has certainly held its own 26 years later. Essential.
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Magickal
Magickal (gatefold 3xLP)
Cat: CRMLP 054. Rel: 07 Apr 25
Searchin' (feat Jem Cooke) (6:41)
Falling Down (feat Totally Enormous Estinct Dinosaurs & A-Trak) (3:49)
Y Don't U (8:11)
Alive (feat Bloom Twins) (3:31)
R U Dreaming? (feat Mathew Jonson) (7:44)
So Low (feat Zoe Kypri) (5:56)
La Hija De Juan Simon (feat Mestiza) (7:02)
Warrior Dance (feat Jojo Abot) (9:53)
Sunrise Generation (feat Fink) (7:27)
Force (feat Jojo Abot) (4:29)
Review: Damian Lazarus's fifth studio album is another left-of-centre exploration of house and tech, often with a spiritual twist and hints of voodoo magic. It is heavy on collaborations and finds the Crosstown Rebels boss hooking up with the likes of Hem Cooke for the spine-tingling downtempo opener 'Searchin' while 'R U Dreaming? (feat Mathew Jonson)' is a more deep and bubbly late-night tech sound. 'La Hija De Juan Simon (feat Mestiza)' is laden with percussion and warped bass, and 'Sunrise Generation (feat Fink)' is a deft and progressive melodic roller that is sure to be huge this summer and beyond.

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Melody Tomb
Cat: MP 41LP. Rel: 07 Nov 22
Distal (4:29)
Kite Beach (4:04)
Constant Waves (4:13)
Various Futures (4:17)
Paper Area (4:34)
Artefact (3:39)
Boundary (4:23)
Vertical Margins (5:26)
Review: Legendary German experimental label Mille Plateaux is back this week, with a fascinating album by Melody Tomb which is a collaboration between Tokyo artist Teruyuki Kurihara and London drone pop band The Leaf Library. Story has it that back in March 2020, The Leaf Library sent Kurihara some material to play with, in the hope that a collaboration would be born. He was indeed receptive, resulting firstly in the track 'Kite Beach' which was featured on the band's Objects Forever compilation in 2021, with the rest of the album slowly appearing over the next year that takes in drone, soundscapes, minimal techno and industrial noise throughout its eight tracks. The artists hope to continue the collaboration with another album in the near future.
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Hypoxia
Hypoxia (LP + MP3 download code limited to 220 copies)
Cat: DOMA 3LP. Rel: 28 Jun 23
English Air (Jester) (0:55)
English Dead (2:04)
English Air (Untouched) (2:49)
Blind (3:03)
Hypoxia (4:30)
English Air (Erosion) (3:13)
Spirit Rapping (2:22)
Blind (Fever) (1:39)
X-Dream (3:01)
Review: London producer Leeway has cooked up a brilliant album here that suggests he is obsessive about detail and magical about rhythm and groove. His tracks are super tight takes on techno and grime with elements of trance and plenty of bits for the 160 heads to get stuck into. It's one for the heart of the dancefloor or headphones alike - stoner rave for strobe lit settings, paranoid ideas fleshed out into fever dreams and alien lifeforms. It's got a hyper feel, AI feel to it but also plenty of ritualistic dance DNA that has got us mightily impressed. One of the most original albums you'll hear this year.
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Synths Below Sea Level
Cat: AXV 02. Rel: 09 May 25
Trance Lego Highway (5:21)
A1200 The Valley Energy (4:35)
Med Liquidium 1995 (5:15)
Wandas Car (5:30)
Future City 1994 (4:35)
Kosmo DX21 (5:10)
Abenden D10 (4:22)
9 Mille Hedgehog (7:21)
Maybe You See Them Fly (4:18)
Lake Distrax (4:45)
MKS100 CZ Reference Pod 96 (3:21)
Dance The Hypno Wave (7:22)
Review: Dutchman Danny Wolfers aka Legowelt is one of the most prolific artists in the game. He has several aliases which all explore ambient, synth, house and techno, but this is his most well-known. Synths Below Sea Level is another singular long player packed with his signature machine-made sounds and vintage synth textures. There are intergalactic acid odysseys like 'A1200 The Valley Energy', brilliantly lo-fi deep house mediations like 'Maybe You See Them Fly' with melodies so meaningful they bring a tear to your eye and forward-thinking cosmic techno bangers like 'MKS100 CZ Reference Pod 9' which bend space and time. Another gem with artwork by the man himself.

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A Field Guide To The Void
Cat: CJFD 43LP. Rel: 08 Nov 24
In A Blaze Of Fame (6:17)
Racefietsen In De Polder (6:15)
Ghost Stories From A New House (5:12)
Satyricon Pandemonium (5:39)
Come & See Your Misery (7:45)
Ritmo Siniestro Embrujado (4:36)
Ethics Synths Morality (3:18)
I Got Lost In The Tool Shed (4:14)
A Million Exoplanets Without DJs (5:12)
A Vast Comfortless Universe (4:53)
North Rhine Westphalia Theme (4:51)
Taping A Broken Heart (5:43)
Tears From A Manta (5:58)
Review: Legowelt is absolutely an artist unto himself. He makes a wide array of music always with equal skill and style, mostly designs his own covers and quite often devices weird and wonderful new aliases to do so. Here he returns under his most iconic moniker for A Field Guide To The Void, a superb sonic trip packed with great craft and subtle innovations. As always it's a fuzzy and fizzing kaleidoscope of retro-futuristic melodies, compelling grooves and proud analogue lines that soundtrack a cosmic adventure with happy moments, more introspective grooves and plenty in between.
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Xin Lie
Xin Lie (LP)
Cat: DDR 007. Rel: 28 Jan 25
Dawuh (2:08)
Ngalengkah (4:11)
Tumuwuh (4:30)
Nyeungeut Laut (4:29)
Papait Nu Amis (3:16)
Limpeur (4:34)
Mireng Leuweung (8:02)
Parat (4:12)
Review: The respected DIY hero Xin Lie's reputation has spread far from his native Bangdung in the Indonesian province of West Java - and this eight track debut album will no doubt add to his international repute even further. Electronica is one of the hardest genres in which to forge an original, distinctive path but Lie does it here effortlessly, from the juddering bass-driven half speed groover 'Parat' and the frenetic, polymetric rhythmic riddle that is 'Ngalengkah', to the tribal percussiveness meets mangled robotics of 'Papait Nu Amis', it never settles into accepted ways of doing things, constantly challenging you to keep up. "Perhaps it's best imagined as the soundtrack to a multi-sensory art installation," Lie suggests, "or a performance staged not in a gallery but in an unassuming house down your street." Fine. Or just a really compelling record, you could equally argue.
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