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Savage Garden EP
Cat: POLEGROUP 077. Rel: 15 May 25
 
Techno
Savage Garden (4:47)
Hidden Echoes (4:49)
Seeing Beyond (6:30)
Missing Time (4:37)
Review: Kessell (Spain's Valentin Corujo) returns with his new EP 'Savage Garden' on Polegroup. The EP's name is certainly not to be confuddled as a reference to the boyish queer-affirmative trip hop duo of the same name; the emphasis here is rather on a truncated techno paradise, with a five-horned satyr gracing a classically styled front cover. It marks but one of many pummeller techno releases put out by the artist since 2013, though it's only his second after 'Nothing Left To Say' (Pole, 2023) to surrealise academic or Renaissance cover art. 'Hidden Echoes' and 'Seeing Beyond' stand out as the main darkened, textural edenics to saturate this utter floor stressor of a record, as though a giant hydraulic press were menacing the crowd from above.
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The K9 Doggo EP
Cat: IARLTD T016. Rel: 22 May 25
 
Techno
K9 (5:26)
Doggo (5:25)
Cowboy (5:23)
The Mess (5:19)
Review: French techno DJ and producer Klint properly branched into the vinyl game after a series of digitals released before 2022, and now in 2025 he keeps the wax drip feed pumping with 'The K9 Doggo', in titular reference to the classic canine Doctor Who companion (who, as ardent fans of the fictional time lord will remember, had a laser gun in lieu of an organic snout). 'K9', 'Doggo', 'Cowboy' and 'The Mess' each wag a mechaniacal tail, the A-side ribbing us with its various organ-fidget stabs, and the B minimising the palette to reveal the genius simplicity of this robot dog's microprocessor. Another knockout from the prolific artist.
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Dynamo
Dynamo (12")
Cat: ARTS 053. Rel: 15 May 25
 
Techno
Dynamo (5:25)
Subculture (5:36)
Time Flies (5:03)
Supernova (5:32)
Reflex (5:06)
Review: French techno DJ and producer Klint has forged a long, panhandling utility belt of digital and physical for himself - Truncate, Planet Rhythm and Molecular Recordings outputs among them - and now he makes his debut on the milestone Rotterdam label Arts with a definitive attestation to his own creative drive. The Greek "dynamis" simply means "power", and its etymological link to "dynasty" is meaningful, not least since Arts are among the foremost families to do it right now. 'Subculture' and 'Time Flies' stand out on this release as the best gurgling, weirdo sound design cuts to typify both artist and label, mingling undeniable heaviness and impish experimentation.
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Megapikseli
Cat: ANCPT 013. Rel: 20 May 25
 
Electro
Kirsikka (5:29)
Megapikseli (5:16)
Megapikseli (Fleck ESC remix) (4:56)
Mikropikseli (5:15)
Puro (4:04)
Review: Konerytmi is mad prolific, as you probably know - as well as this EP, there is also one dropping on Bordello A Parigi this month - but quality levels always remain high. This 'Megapikseli EP' is a high-definition dive into electro-funk with vintage video game soul. Opener 'Kirsikka' delivers laser zaps and crisp 808s, while the title track brings fog-lit chords and mind-bending percussion, followed by Fleck ESC's cinematic, abstract remix. Side B begins with 'Mikropikseli,' a sun-soaked cosmic journey filled with playful effects and radiant leads, and closing track 'Puro' oozes late-night electrosoul, acid basslines and shimmering melodies perfect for anyone who likes groove-rich electro inspired by the golden age of gaming.
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Ohm Series #13
Cat: OHM 013. Rel: 27 May 25
 
Techno
Modernism - "Deserve Rage"
Tim Kossmann - "Resonance"
Ben Kaczor - "Love Goes"
Kirill Matveev & Nikdo - "Social Permafrost"
Review: The fact that this is the 13th release in the Ohm series catalogue need not impede the assurance of quality by way of superstitions about unlucky numbers. New ones from Modernism, Tim Kossmann, Bec Kaczor and Kirill Matveev work through gassy textures that rasp against negative, membranous moulds, be this on the understated, unassuming 'Love Goes' or the neurotransmissive 'Deserve Rage'. Bjarnar Jonsson has a good radar for talent, and does a bang-up A&R job on this resistant, reactant techno comp.
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Alben
Return To Livingstone Rd
Cat: SNFLP 019. Rel: 22 May 25
 
Deep House
Strong Feeling (feat Silky Oolong) (3:26)
Absolu (3:09)
Picollo (3:47)
More Time (feat Silky Oolong) (3:17)
Hey It's Me (3:01)
Friends (3:26)
Bang Bang (3:49)
EVO (3:22)
Review: Ma?h is based in Berlin but makes occult techno inspired by Tikal, which is the ruin of an ancient Mayan city in Guatemala. He creates a sense of ancient ritual, tribalism, primaeval drums and otherworldly atmosphere across five fantastically evocative and escapist cuts here. They all go deep, with rubbery rhythms marbled with wordless vocals, chanting, eerie FX and absorbing mysticism that is all expertly done and hugely authentic. 'Acat' is a standout with its lolloping bass and tom-peppered beats, while 'Exorcismo' is more intense and heady. 'Caiman Ritual' is a humid and intense dub techno bumper, and it rounds out one of the most original EPs we've heard in ages.

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