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Contemporary Outdoors EP
Cat: SC 1249. Rel: 16 Jan 25
Contemporary Outdoors (5:59)
Massive (3:52)
Anemoia (5:21)
Heavy In Stereo (5:25)
Contemporary Outdoors (A Vision Of Panorama remix) (4:37)
Contemporary Outdoors (Byron The Aquarius Midnight instrumental remix) (5:29)
Review: Igor Jadranin returns with another interstellar EP that redefines genre boundaries. Blending boogie basslines, futuristic synths, vintage drum machines and lush flute, piano and vibraphone melodies, the producer delivers cosmic electro-boogie with a playful edge. Tracks like 'Gangster Electro' bring hard-hitting beats, while remixes from Byron The Aquarius and A Vision of Panorama expand the palette. Byron's haunting 'Midnight' mixes crunch with eerie vibes while Panorama's Nu-Balearic twist adds sunrise warmth to the original. It all adds up to a bold 12" from the much-loved Chicago label.
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Way Out West (reissue)
Way Out West (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile translucent blue vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: MOVLP 3852C. Rel: 14 Jan 25
Blue (5:13)
The Gift (7:22)
Earth (3:17)
Domination (8:41)
Dancehall Tomado (7:45)
Sequoia (8:01)
Questions Never Answered (8:44)
Ajare (5:46)
King Of The Funk (5:41)
Drive By (6:40)
Review: Real-deal 90s ethereal breaks from the electronic music duo Way Out West. First released in 1997, this was not their best-known outing: only when this Bristolian duo was later joined by singer Omi (Emma Everett) did this happen, and this Deconstruction debut had only seen their instrumental incarnation so far. Nevertheless, this is a distinctly of-its-time record, offering blinding, game soundtrack-informed fusions of chillout flourishment with ascendant breaks-phoria and only vaguely touching on the theme of the wild West, ironically separate from the electronic music enthusiast's main imaginary. The record's non-breaksy moments are well worth noting too, with the slidden guitars of 'Earth' and chattering dub atmospherics of 'Dancehall Tornado' serving as the two most out-there numbers.
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Che Wax Vol 1
Cat: CHEWAX 1. Rel: 27 Nov 24
Buzz (8:21)
Raga (9:41)
Review: 'Love Buzz,' originally released in 1969 on Shocking Blue's At Home and famously covered by Nirvana, gets an acid disco rework, transforming it into a dancefloor essential 55 years later. On the flip side, Raga draws from Charanjit Singh's pioneering Ten Ragas To A Disco Beat (1982), which anticipated acid house. Che Wax infuses it with an early 80s New York-inspired electro beat, bringing this innovative fusion to vinyl for the very first time. A striking debut release that bridges past and future grooves.
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Freak (reissue)
Cat: PPU 088 RE. Rel: 18 Dec 24
Freak (4:04)
Last Days Of Cybotron (3:56)
The Chiller Thriller (2:54)
Radio Station P You (3:53)
Sassy Strutt (3:54)
Review: A vibrant homage to 80s electrofunk and disco, packed with lush grooves and melodic finesse. Side-1 kicks off with 'Freak', a shimmering track steeped in 80s-inspired electrofunk, blending sleek melodies with a polished, retro vibe. 'Last Days Of Cybotron' follows, maintaining the melodic theme with a funky, futuristic edge that nods to the electro era's pioneering spirit. On Side-2, 'The Chiller Thriller' slows things down with a cool, laid-back electrofunk groove, perfect for low-key moments. 'Radio Station P You' channels early 80s R&B funk and electro in the vein of the Gap Band, delivering a nostalgic yet fresh energy. Wrapping up the release is 'Sassy Strutt', an infectious fusion of funk and house with undeniable dancefloor appeal. This collection masterfully bridges the gap between vintage electrofunk and nu-disco, making it an essential pick.
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Danzantes Incansables
Cat: SONIDO 01. Rel: 14 Nov 24
Eternal Life (6:01)
Danzantes Incansables (5:38)
Prophecies Of A Modern World (6:28)
No Te Quedes Sin Amor (6:22)
Review: Sonido Club step up from their club residency to drop their first EP, spotlighting the talent of Papolious Jonesian alter ego of Peruvian artist and Barcelona-based Brian Topham. 'Danzantes Incansables' showcases four distinct tracks, each drawn from his live performances and ranging across synthwave, electro and progressive styles. With every track played live in the studio, the EP captures the unfiltered energy that has become a hallmark of his performances. This EP is a nod to the tireless dancers who lose themselves in the music, following it through the night and into the mind's deeper recesses. Kicking off with 'Internal Life,' a track that threads synthwave aesthetics with a driving rhythm, the EP establishes its hypnotic pull. 'Danzantes Incansables' itself channels the energy of the tireless dancers it's named after, blending progressive elements with a steady, entrancing beat. On the flip side, 'Prophecies Of A Modern World' carries a more introspective tone while keeping the energy flowing, before closing with 'No Te Quedes Sin Amor'ian electro cut that pairs tight production with an emotional depth, perfect for closing out the night.
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Exotic Particles
Cat: RK 21. Rel: 11 Dec 24
BGB9191 (4:13)
Nici 4 (5:53)
Toqoq (3:45)
Force (feat IB) (5:57)
Interlude 2 (2:11)
WILD3 (4:53)
Review: Ruf Dug has long been one of the cultish followers of mysterious beat-maker and frequent Instagram poster Wu-Ki, an artist with zero previous releases but a vast archive of largely home-made music (much of which samples dusty old VHS tapes). The pair met by accident last year (or so Ruf Dug says - it could all be an entertaining tall tale) and a deal was thrashed out for the Mancunian producer to sign Wu-Ki to his reliable Ruf Kutz imprint. There's a definite 'child of the 80s and early 90s' vibe to proceedings - all fizzing, multi-coloured synth sounds, chopped-up house-not-house beats, stabbing TB-303 sounds, mutant boogie beats and layers of deliciously analogue fuzz. Set phasers to fun!
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Motor Space Maps
Cat: INFILTRATE 12. Rel: 18 Jul 22
Motor Space Maps (5:48)
Modulation (5:51)
EMC (5:47)
Back In Time (6:19)
Review: The Maltese machine funk specialist himself Keith Farrugia is back once more with yet more of his impeccable electro business as Sound Synthesis. This time the prolific producer is shoring up on Burnski's Infiltrate label with four cool and deadly cuts which build on his previous drops for 20:20 Vision, Furthur Electronix, Orbital Mechanics and more besides. From the nervy sci-fi flex of 'Motor Space Maps' to the playful fun n' games of 'Back In Time', Farrugia knows exactly what he's doing within the electro blueprint, and his tracks are reliably punchy warm - a true master at work.
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Clear
Clear (12")
Cat: FAN 216/D 216. Rel: 25 Apr 02
Clear (4:58)
Industrial Lies (6:15)
Review: There's not much that hasn't been said about this amazing electro breadance beauty from Juan Atkins and Richard Davis. Sometime last year it was ripped of by Pharrell and company for Missy Elliot's "Lose Control" and (with the notable exceptions of Kraftwerk, Brian Eno etc.) it's generally been the blueprint for everything techno from '83 onwards. Here we have the original and best version... A must have.
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Neverender
Neverender (clear vinyl 12")
Cat: BEC 5614802. Rel: 12 Dec 24
Neverender (feat Tame Impala - extended remix) (6:42)
Neverender (feat Tame Impala - Rampa remix) (6:27)
Neverender (feat Tame Impala - Kaytranada remix) (4:41)
Review: A momentous move from neon-soaked electro outfit Justice hears them team up with the like-minded thrower-backers Tame Impala for a "why didn't anyone think of this before?" EP, 'Neverender'. Released hot off the plate of a recent Alexandra Palace show, the just duo are heard to tip the lady's scales towards miscarriage, following their last LP Hyperdrama with a single tort of regret. Kevin Parker's unmistakable countertenor floats above the track's nightridden house mix like a beamer trailing its driver's emotions in its exhaust fumes: "Because I remember / The hardest of times I / don't forget / Neverender." An ode to "can't unsee", it also comes backed by remixes by Kaytranada and Rampa.
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Botnet
Botnet (7")
Cat: UTTU 171. Rel: 14 Jan 25
Botnet (3:54)
Suspicion (3:38)
Review: Cignol is known as a master of the "refined machine funk sound", and while the exact determinants of this title aren't 100% exactly sum-uppable in words, we can sure gather what we think is meant by the phrase, judging by this latest 7" release via Unknown To The Unknown. This is a far-reached, sanitary end of electro, whose every element is as salinated as a freshly spritzed and wiped-down control room: on 'Botnet' and 'Suspicion', 808s and acid diphthongs respectively snap and oo-er with the clarity of birdsong in an isolation chamber, while each track gradually builds in structural integrity and intensity as time marches onwards.
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Contrarian
Contrarian (1-sided 12")
Cat: DEEWEE 076. Rel: 20 Jan 25
Contrarian (5:56)
Review: Canadian DJ and producer Marie Davidson returns with her latest single 'Contrarian', a collaboration with Pierre Guerineau and Soulwax, released via the DEEWEE label. Featuring a fierce blend of raw electronics, 'Contrarian' stands out as one of Davidson's strongest club tracks to date. Earlier this year, Davidson made her debut on the iconic DEEWEE imprint with her track 'Y.A.A.M. (Your Asses Are Mine)', reuniting with Soulwax, who had previously remixed her acclaimed anthem 'Work It'. This release continues to showcase her forward-thinking approach to electronic music production.
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Astral Harmonics
Cat: DWT 013. Rel: 23 Oct 24
Lost Frequency (7:10)
Quantum Echoes (5:22)
Earthscapes (6:07)
Particle Drift (6:22)
Review: Gilbert's Astral Harmonics, released on the esteemed Distant Worlds label, is a standout addition to the techno landscape, showing the label's commitment to quality over quantity with only it's 13th release in the last 8 years. The EP opens with 'Lost Frequency,' a track defined by its tight bass and precise rhythm programming. The production is top-notch, with futuristic accents and expertly layered melodies that create a crisp, engaging sound. 'Quantum Echoes' follows on Side 1, offering a slower, electro groove that flirts with downtempo and ambient elements. The track's beautiful, almost magical melody gives it a serene, otherworldly quality, making it a perfect blend of genres that stands out in its subtlety. Side-2 kicks off with 'Earthscapes,' a unique fusion that combines the energy of broken drum and bass with melodic inspiration drawn from both Detroit and UK techno. The track's great bassline and rich atmosphere push the boundaries of techno, offering a refreshing sound that actually pushes the envelope of techno. The EP concludes with 'Particle Drift,' an ambient techno piece that feels like a nod to the greats of the genre. Reminiscent of artists like B12, Stasis, Future Beat Alliance, Derek Carr, John Shima, and As One, this track provides a soothing, contemplative end to the journey, wrapping up the record with a sense of calm and introspection. Astral Harmonics succeeds due to Gilbert's ability to craft intricate, boundary-pushing techno, and Distant Worlds' dedication to curating exceptional releases. One of the smoothest techno records out this year.
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Battle Of The Planets
Cat: BMVMT 007. Rel: 16 May 22
A Journey To Planet Acid
Revenge Of The Wasp
Infinity
Questions From The Future
Middle Peace
Planet 90
Work It
Planet Assault
Planet Funk
Battle Of The Planets
Review: Marking over 16 years as an artist, Robert James unveils his debut album Battle of The Planets. A milestone in any musician's career, the LP illustrates the breadth of Rob's tastes and influences, exploring the rugged terrain of planet electronica. Ranging from breaks and electro to house and techno, Battle of The Planets was made during lockdown, a period of creativity and isolation for many artists around the world. Across 10 skillfully produced cuts Rob takes us on an intrepid adventure into the cosmos, where mysterious atmospheres and uplifting melodies sit side by side with captivating dance floor rhythms. Many shades of his personality come through on this album, all tied together by his unique sonic identity; informed by his years spent on the dance floor, behind the decks and in the studio. On Battle of The Planets Robert James presents a distillation of his extensive knowledge and experience into one succinct, highly engaging body of work.
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Hidden Node
Cat: VIS 331. Rel: 10 Oct 22
Abstraction Layer (4:43)
Asynchronous Funk (4:29)
Hidden Node (5:28)
Unmarked Sequence (3:51)
Review: Originally from France and now based in Berlin, Isolated Material has dropped a steady run of heavy hitting releases on labels including; Brokntoys, Haws, Ukonx, 909 Connection and Mind Controlled Rectifier before joining us for his debut EP on 20/20 Vision.

'Hidden Node' kicks off the wax with a jarring excursion of futuristic breaks and abrasive sound design firing on all cylinders with complex drum patterns, bleeps and glitches. 'Asynchronous Funk' sees Isolated Material serve up an abstract slice of electro funk with a solid broken beat groove peppered with unexpected moments of off-kilter magic.

On the flip side - title track 'Hidden Node' offers up a dose of Drexciyan inspired funk primed for a set on the dark side of the moon with; high octane breaks, quick fire drum programming, intricate synth patterns and ominous undertones. Wrapping up the EP 'Unmarked Sequence' is an equally potent chaser for the wide eyed deep space traveller in need of body jerking breaks.




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Hegemony
Hegemony (12")
Cat: INFILTRATE 14. Rel: 07 Aug 23
Cyphon - "Hegemony" (5:48)
Cyphon - "Hegemony" (Gene Harvest mix) (5:03)
Konertymi - "Valtameri" (4:11)
Konertymi - "Astraali Suunnittelu" (6:21)
Review: You could say, ahem, that Infiltrate has infiltrated deep into our conscious with its fine run of releases as we are well and truly locked in to the output each and every time. As far as we can tell, both of these artists are new names who are making their first releases here - or they are at least appearing on Juno for the first time. But the music is so impressive we find it hard to believe this is their debut. Cyphon kicks off with the tight, twitchy electro workout that is 'Hegemony' which Gene Harvest mixes into something more full fat and celestial. Konertymi's 'Valtameri' is a rich, colourful world of freeform melodic arps and arching heavenly chords while Astraali Suunnittelu could be a Kraftwerk does modern electro tune.
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Drop Out EP
Drop Out EP (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: CYPHN 13. Rel: 12 Nov 24
Drop Out (6:06)
Emberfall (5:14)
Emberfall (dub) (5:23)
Fornax A (5:15)
Review: Almost 30 years on from his Loxodrome EP debut on Jumpin & Pumpin, Jamie Odellibetter known as Jimpsteriresurfaces his Loxodrome alias for 'The Drop Out' EP on Cyphon. The title track takes a deep dive into shadowy, minimal realms, packed with squelchy modular synths, a jacking drum groove, and a hefty Juno 106 bassline. 'Emberfall' brings saturated 808s and a rolling 303 acid line, channelling classic 90s Italian Dream House vibes. The dub strips things down for a tougher club workout. Rounding off, 'Fornax A' goes full electro, drawing on Black Dog and B12 influences, with glitchy breakbeats and lush, filtering synths.
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Love Over Money
Cat: SM 010. Rel: 19 Jun 23
Euler's Formula (5:21)
Galactic Resonance (4:05)
Acid Funk (4:23)
Sub-Hydrostatic (5:07)
Review: No Hype Crew is a new collaboration project between two of Source Materials main stays - Nonentity and Ole Mic Odd. United by their love of hardware, the four tracks here have been created through bouncing ideas and building on live jams between their studios in Aberdeen, Scotland and Los Angeles. This one dives deep into the emotive side of electro whilst still holding onto that raw edge you would expect from both artists solo work.
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Binoclorized 2
Cat: HC 006. Rel: 18 Dec 24
Dani Casarano - "Mind Set" (6:11)
Dani Casarano - "Lost In Traslation" (5:54)
Felian & Bruno Schmidt - "Track 3" (6:24)
Omar Akrhif & Lucretio - "Orlu Pensylvania" (6:08)
Review: This new collection offers up a quartet of tracks that are all tailored for slightly different moments on the dance floor. On side A, Dani Casarano kicks off with deep, hypnotic grooves that make for an immersive atmosphere before transitioning to punchy, bass-driven energy with other cuts. Side B introduces a new alter ego from Felian and Bruno Schmidt and the pair explore a robotic, looping groove with incidental breaks and nostalgic synths in the euphoric third track. Closing the release in style, Omar Akrhif & Lucretio present a minimalist masterpiece that is aimed at heady after-hours sessions.
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Morning Dust EP
Cat: OMAN 001. Rel: 10 Oct 24
Kiddmisha - "Final Set" (5:23)
Kiddmisha - "Incident" (5:09)
Reshio - "Ocean Drive" (6:02)
Yamoc - "On The Floor" (6:14)
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Only Time Can Stop A Dream
Cat: MAP 004TB. Rel: 23 Dec 24
313 Frequency (4:27)
Laid Back Frequency (3:45)
Sike Yo (Mind live At MAP part 3) (6:03)
Synths Drums (3:17)
Sike Yo (bonus cuts) (3:18)
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Hybrid Moments EP
Cat: NWR 001. Rel: 14 Nov 24
Altavista (6:22)
Dynamite (7:20)
Wake Up Call (7:03)
Radio Waves (6:23)
Review: Nightwolf Records kicks things off with its inaugural release, Hybrid Moments, a bold four track EP that draws on the raw energy of acid house while pushing into electro and trance territory. Nightwolf is clearly unafraid to dive into sonic experimentation here. Each track is filled with sharp snares, electric basslines, and unpredictable twistsipacked with nostalgic nods to 90s rave culture. Layering in vocal samples that sound like they've been ripped straight from some lost retrofuturist cyberpunk narrative, the EP crafts a unique space for both the rave crowd and festival heads alike. It's acid house with a sharp, modern bite.
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Keynote01
Keynote01 (12")
Cat: KYNT 01. Rel: 13 Jan 25
Will (5:18)
OBS (Echoes) (6:34)
Plus (6:30)
Numanoid (5:34)
Review: Keynote launches its debut with Keynote01 by the talented MOYA81, whose unique retro-synth style finds new life in a powerful industrial techno format. Known for his robotic vocals and experimental touches, MOYA81 brings a blend of gritty, machine-driven sounds and offbeat, playful elements to this 12" vinyl-only release. Rooted in a deep appreciation for both nostalgic and forward-thinking electronic music, this record showcases his unmistakable sound and is packed with character. It's a release as fitting for the dancefloor as it is for enthusiasts of industrial techno's distinct energy.
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Void
Void (140 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: INFILTRATE LP01. Rel: 15 Nov 21
The Source (4:53)
Reconnect (4:02)
Saturn (4:13)
Isolate (4:28)
Void (4:53)
Objective (4:29)
Stargate (4:18)
Flash (4:30)
Reflect (5:28)
Horizons (5:12)
Review: Back in 2018, previously unheard artist James Infiltrate impressed via a punchy EP of club-focused electro numbers. It later emerged that the mysterious producer was none other than Constant Sound founder Burnski. Here he dons the alias once more for a full-length excursion three years in the making. It's a fine album, too, with the long-serving producer delivering a winning combination of punchy, club-ready beats, sci-fi fired synth sounds, moody Michigan bass and the kind of authentically spacey atmosphere that has long been associated with the greatest electro records. There's also enough subtle variety in terms of tempo and style to guarantee that you'll not get bored of it any time soon. Highly impressive, but did we really expect anything less?
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Remind Me
Remind Me (12")
Cat: FSR 109. Rel: 14 Jul 22
Remind Me (4:59)
Remind Me (Different Style) (4:37)
Review: Once more unearthing a rare and classic electro funk piece, Candy McKenzie's 'Remind Me' gets a proper 12" reissue, homing in on her classic cover of the Patrice Rushen original. Chugging, slick and wacky, McKenzie's vocals glisten and flit over a raw electro beat, heralding offbeat and Texan funk guitar, electrics and basses alike. As much is true for the 'Different Style' dub on the flip.
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Producer Life
Cat: SKKB 024. Rel: 18 Dec 24
Club Land (Soul Nite mix) (6:47)
Journey (6:25)
Itz On (Prange Door Door mix) (5:36)
MOD (Masterz Of Destiny) Mind Body & Soul (6:20)
4 (5:28)
Review: Detroiter Gari Romalis may have a long and storied history - he made his debut under an alias in the late 1990s - but it's been a while since he treated us to a new 12". The Motor City producer is in fine form on this pleasing varied EP for Buenos Aries-based Saskobing Records. On side A he pays tribute to the hybrid New Jersey garage/prototype UK garage sound of Todd Edwards ('Club Land'), before doffing a cap to hometown electro heroes Drexciya on 'Journey'. Romalis' love of subtly soul-fired, retro-futurist deep house joy comes to the fore on 'Itz On', while 'MOD (Masters Of Destiny) Mind Body and Soul' is a locked-in, beatdown-influenced slab of tactile dancefloor hypnotism. Closing cut '4', meanwhile, sounds like a long-lost Egyptian Lover jam.
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Desequence
Cat: VIS 332. Rel: 25 Jul 22
Desequence (6:45)
Downstream (4:59)
Guttural (6:43)
Wavefront (6:01)
Review: Carl Finlow has produced an astonishing catalogue of music over a career spanning three decades, with his discography including hundreds of releases and remixes under a variety of monikers. 'Desequence' is the latest edition to Finlow's expansive productions and a masterclass in electronic music.

'Desequence' kicks off the record with a heavy dose of integalactic funk with interstellar beats rockin' over squelchy bass lines and razor sharp glitches. While 'Downstream' delivers a warped groove wrapped up in Finlow's intricate programming.

'Guttural' is an overwhelming assault of rapid fire elements, forming complex off kilter breaks littered with robotic licks and served over deep, low end bass. 'Wavefront' closes yet another impeccable addition to Finlow's highly accomplished works, with an off planet adventure through extraterrestrial soundscapes.



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Void Remixes
Void Remixes (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: INFILTRATE 11. Rel: 21 Feb 22
Flash (AlexJann remix) (4:57)
Isolate (Stojche remix) (5:09)
Void (Sound Synthesis remix) (6:21)
Reconnect (Relpek remix) (5:22)
Review: In 2018, unknown artist James Infiltrate dropped an album of smart electro tunes that get everyone talking. It turned out to be an alias of James Burnham aka Burnski aka the Constant Sound boss aka Instinct, who is one of the most visible and prolific artists of recent years. Now some of the cuts from that album get choice remixes - AlexJann flips 'Flash' into a caustic electro banger with bright synths and twisted bass. Stojche goes for a lurching, loopy, scintillating and loopy remix of 'Isolate' that takes you to the stars and the flip offers up an acid laced electro cruiser from Sound Synthesis and Relpek mix of 'Reconnect' that is melodic and mysterious.
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Splits
Splits (12")
Cat: OA 010. Rel: 25 Sep 23
HVL - "Infinitesimal" (5:36)
HVL - "AgneffC01" (7:04)
HVL - "Collective Genius" (6:23)
Gacha Bakradze - "Routes" (6:48)
Gacha Bakradze - "Chain" (5:22)
Gacha Bakradze - "Widow" (7:35)
Review: Organic Analogue makes it to double figures with a sublime new split EP from HVL and Gacha Bakradze. The A-side is opened up with 'Infinitesimal', a stripped back and icy bit of minimal dub techno, then 'AgneffC01' gets more rhythmically physical with scattered beats and hits and 'Collective Genius' is tense, kinetic techno with a real sense of paranoia. 'Routes' is the first B-side joint with Gacha Bakradze bringing some direct but economical drum machine grooves under meticulous percussion and then 'Chain' layers smeared cosmic pads with twitchy details and 'Widow' ends with a heavy heart. No wonder, then, that a host of eminent DJs like Ben UFO are all over it.

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Desire
Desire (12")
Cat: PKWY 016. Rel: 26 Nov 24
Desire (Treys Favorite mix) (5:29)
Search The Nite (Tapedup) (6:30)
Desire (Hearts Burn mix) (5:52)
Search The Nite (Razorbeats) (2:34)
Review: A dazzling homage to vintage disco and new wave, infused with a modern flair. Side-1 opens with 'Desire (Trey Favorite mix)', an Italo disco gem that channels the essence of Yaz's 'Situation'. Its nostalgic 80s vibe, fused with new wave influences, is irresistibly danceable. Following that, 'Search The Nite (Taped Up mix)' offers a freestyle-inspired journey reminiscent of early 80s Latin Rascals edits, delivering rhythmic charm and groovy nostalgia. On Side-2, 'Desire (Hearts Burn mix)' presents a futuristic take on the original track, layering cool vibes with experimental sounds that feel fresh yet familiar. Closing the EP, 'Search The Nite (Razor beats)' strips things down to a beat-focused version, emphasising sharp edits and rhythmic intensity. A vibrant celebration of disco, nu-disco and Italo, seamlessly blending electrofunk and freestyle influences into a cohesive, vintage-meets-modern sound.
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TUP 001
TUP 001 (12")
Cat: TUP 001. Rel: 10 Dec 24
Minority Retort - "Compact Weed" (5:03)
Vloon - "Bananasty" (6:26)
Javier Carballo - "Panty Dropper" (5:44)
Giuseppe Angeloro - "Physical Connection" (6:06)
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Acid Latino
Cat: FTCS 1677791. Rel: 15 Jan 25
Acid Latino (Sonido Real) (5:14)
De2 Locura (5:34)
Feel 2 Real (5:22)
Ibis (feat Caravan) (5:58)
Review: While she's been making moves as a club DJ in recent times, Paula Tape has not released a record since 2021. This EP, whose title doffs a cap to her Chilean roots, is therefore well overdue. It's rather good too, as proven by opener 'Acid Latino (Sonido Real)', where distinctively South American melodies, TB-303 tweaks and echo-laden spoken word snippets rise above a bold acid house bassline, tough beats and layered percussion. 'Feel 2 Real' sees our hero reach for sparkling house pianos, deep bass, sharper acid lines and spacey synths, while 'De2 Locura' is warmer, heavier and more melodically complex. To round off a fine EP, she joins forces with Caravan for the sax-laden South American house excellence of 'Ibis', a track as percussively intense as it is sonically seductive and sub-heavy.
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22REC 006II
22REC 006II (12" + insert)
Cat: 22REC 006II. Rel: 27 Nov 24
Sogni E Ombre (5:06)
Evasioni (5:40)
What Is Love (4:22)
05.11.93 (5:22)
Le Strade Di Lei (5:37)
The Violet Season (4:18)
Review: 22Recordings' latest dystopi-lectro outing takes the form of Lachina's second self-titled EP volume, bringing six edge-of-the-map microchip malfunctions to the replicant ear. Spanning every trace influence from chiptune to outrun to Italo, 2024 debutant Lachina continues to explore their very own brand of phlox purple electro, beginning on the twizzling opener 'Sogni E Ombre', marking the midpoint with the synthetic bass guitar pluckers '05.11.93' and 'What Is Love', and ending on the sampler vox-shot cheese-oozing that is 'The Violet Season'. Every track faithfully adheres to the sensibility of 80s synth music, while also getting away with things that only a contemporary artist of Lachina's calibre could.
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 in stock $16.96
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Acid Wash
Acid Wash (hand-numbered 7" limited to 115 copies)
Cat: NYC 016. Rel: 20 Jan 25
Acid Wash (3:56)
Acid Dry (3:09)
Review: Windy City - which is of course the colloquial name for Chicago, the US house hotbed - serves up a pair of dazzling electro bombs here for NYC. This mad-limited 7" packs a mighty punch from the off. 'Acid Wash' is laced with 303 lines and has jacked-up broken beats, silvery percussion and plenty of cosmic charm to get floors rocking. On the flip, 'Acid Dry' then strips things back to some loopy snares and roaming pads, all with another crisp electro rhythm down low. These two ageless jams are sure to be hugely effective.
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 in stock $16.20
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Vol 7
Vol 7 (7")
Cat: EM 007. Rel: 07 Oct 24
Cassius - "99" (4:02)
Cassius - "Feeling For You" (4:20)
Review: Two more French touch classics from Electric Mojo, who've been active since 2019 and continue to do the resuscitatory work of reliving the legacies of 80s, 90s and 00s classics most adjacent to French house and beyond. First came reissues of Cybotron, Freestyle and Jive Rhythm Trax - these were shortly followed by Daft Punk, Stardust and Together in another trivium - and now we've volume 7, which exhume two of Parisian duo Cassius's most samplerific romps to ever grace the international charts: '1999' and 'Feeling For You'. '1999' first appeared, magically, in 1998, nailing a pre-millennial hubbub in a single slice of discoised glamour, further spiced by cutup voxes and soul-sampled percs; 'Feeling For You' is an oddball too minimal for chart favour by comparison, though the heads'll think it just as infectious.
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Gespielt von: Juno Recommends Disco
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35
Sequencers At Night
Sequencers At Night (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: FE 084. Rel: 22 Nov 24
Sequencers At Night (3:56)
Field Refresh (4:10)
Anmatpad (5:02)
Purple Soap (4:40)
Behind Your Eye (4:25)
Coast Magick (2:57)
Review: Rolando Simmons shows off a real mastery of his machines on this new hand-stamped slab of white-hot electronic heat. It's a blend of myriad styles from IDM and brain dance to electro and techno, all realised with a perfect mix of dance floor clout and heady detail. There are minimal rhythms like 'Anmatpad' with its dainty synth details, more coruscated electro workouts like 'Field Refresh' and undulating acid day dreams such as 'Sequencers At Night'. 'Behind Your Eye' is a comforting blend of sweet, warm chords and mid-tempo kicks and 'Coast Magick' floats you out to space on lush ambient pads.
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Eterno
Eterno (12")
Cat: SL 040. Rel: 24 Sep 24
Istinto (6:39)
Aura (5:53)
Potenza (6:34)
Essenza (6:32)
Review: A rich exploration of minimal and tech house sounds with a nostalgic twist. The EP kicks off with 'Istinto,' blending futuristic techno with elements of house music and early 90s bass vibes, all wrapped in spacey sounds that evoke a sense of cosmic adventure. Next, 'Aura' delivers a stomping, darker beat designed to capture attention and drive energy on the dancefloor. Side-2 features 'Potenza' which channels raw techno reminiscent of 1991, incorporating trance elements for a nostalgic feel. The track's energetic vibe and vintage touches make it great for old skool sets. 'Essenza' ends the EP with a great groove and atmospheric feel good melody. A devastating blend of beauty and brawn. Dynamic, engaging tracks that will resonate with techno enthusiasts.
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My Vision Of Space
Cat: BS 001. Rel: 20 Jan 25
Destruction Industries (4:55)
My Vision Of Space (4:36)
My Vision Of Space (Belaria remix) (4:59)
Ammoniax (5:29)
We Come For Acid (5:36)
Review: This release presents a dynamic exploration of electro and techno, blending fast-paced, acid-driven energy with atmospheric depth. Side-1 opens with 'Destruction Industries', a heavy, dramatic track that pulses with acid electro, creating an intense, alien vibe. 'My Vision Of Space' follows with a futuristic, Carl Finlow-esque feel, offering a sleek, forward-thinking electro sound. The Belaria Remix of the track slows things down, providing a lower BPM version that retains the original's spacey atmosphere but with a more subdued, deeper groove. Side-2 shifts gears with 'Ammoniax', diving into otherworldly techno with a hypnotic, immersive quality and 'We Come For Acid', a darker, trancey track that builds tension with heady, layered acid sounds, perfect for late-night listening. Overall, this release offers a varied, yet cohesive mix of high-energy electro and atmospheric techno.
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9 UFO's EP
Cat: OLOREC 008. Rel: 02 Dec 24
9 UFO's (8:15)
Drip (6:11)
Daddyswing (6:06)
Review: OLO Records returns for its eighth edition with a powerful collaboration between Miroloja and Reboot, delivering three distinct tracks that span minimal, electro, and techno influences. The A-side kicks off with '9 Ufo's', an otherworldly minimal cut that keeps things deep and atmospheric. On the flip, 'Drip' leans into a more driving electro sound, while 'Daddyswing' closes the EP with a groovy techno touch, blending rhythmic sophistication with a dancefloor-ready energy. With early support from Ricardo Villalobos, this release is one to watch for those craving variety and quality in one package.
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The Electro Guilde III
The Electro Guilde III (12" + insert + sticker)
Cat: ZCELEC 011LTD. Rel: 24 Oct 24
Acidulant - "Collateral Funk" (8:17)
Dima Gastroler - "We Will Survive" (5:38)
Pozek - "Ept" (6:05)
Johnfaustus - "Oberon" (6:06)
Review: Despite the dystopian and post-apocalyptic aesthetics, some electro music stuanchly refuses to let up on the fun. Acidulant, Dima Gastroler, Pozek and Johnfaustus' new collab V/A for Zodiak Kommune is one such firelighter: 'The Electro Guilde III' seems to say, "you'll have fun on the floor, or else us mecha-cops will come for you!" Acidulant's 'Collateral Funk' leads the charge with a persistent drive to "identify" some lost subject of misdemeanour and/or truancy, as rapidfire snare snaps and licking bass stabs scour the lower terrain for a heat-sought outline of the perp. Dima Gastroler's 'We Will Survive' depicts an unstoppable robotic invincibility, the track's searing robo-voices seeming to portray the last stragglers of a cyborg race battling their way through fire thanks to a bioengineered, adaptively fireproof armour. B-siders 'Ept' and 'Oberon' from producers Pozek and Johnfaustus let up on the voicework for two melodic, yet corruptingly authoritarian air-raiders.
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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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41
Trust (remastered)
Trust (remastered) (limited red vinyl LP)
Cat: CTITR 23. Rel: 03 Aug 23
Deep Velvet (5:04)
Illusion (5:13)
The Ring (4:17)
Percusex (4:10)
Rise (instrumental) (5:41)
Watching You (5:18)
Infectus (5:37)
Trust (3:31)
Review: Former Throbbing Gristle alumni Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti are in the middle of remastering and reissuing their superb studio albums. The electronic pioneers were known for their perfect melodies and compelling rhythms and 1989's Trust is no different. It's a superb selection of electro-pop sounds skewed through their own erotic lens. Despite the signature coldest of their sounds, these tracks somehow exude plenty of warmth. Form the deep-frozen synths of 'Watching You' and the glacial aesthetics of 'Deep Velvet' this is early and essential tacker from these enduring pioneers.
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 in stock $12.85
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Glimmers
Glimmers (12")
Cat: PLX4 001. Rel: 21 Jan 25
Kundalini Rising (6:55)
Serpente (6:03)
Anticipation (6:40)
Game Over (6:41)
Review: Eris, aka. Enrica Falqui and Dea Dvornik, mint the Plexus 4 label with the 'Glimmers' EP. New outings breed novel vibes; so too does this exciting new house pairing bring future-facing, melancholic electro-progressive flavours to the table with opener 'Kundalini Rising' and A2 ensuer 'Serpente'. Both tracks shimmy and plod through the twinned vibes of alien atmospherics via a driven whimsy, nailing a sweet interplay of seriousness and affability. B-siders 'Anticipation' and 'Game Over' contrastingly move more minimal with things, using, revelling in the natural monophony of, their various analog synths, their delectably dedicated studio gear. The final track ends on an eerier note, suggesting murkier future ambi-topias to navigate.
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WIGS 001
WIGS 001 (12")
Cat: WIGS 001. Rel: 12 Nov 24
Imogen & DJ Stingray 313 - "A New Earth" (4:35)
Imogen & Ben Pest - "Synthesised Hearts" (5:16)
Jerome Hill - "Hoods Up" (6:08)
DJ Plant Texture - "What Should I Do Next?" (5:16)
Review: Techno DJ & producer Umogen presents the debut release on her new label Wigs. Each of the four tracks are recognisable vibes to anyone familiar with DJing & radio shows. The release kicks off with 'A New Earth', some banging peak time electro and Imogen's first collaboration with legendary electro producer DJ Stingray. 'Synthesised Heart', a collaboration with Ben Pest, is another full blooded electro track with acid lines and robotic vocal samples appearing throughout the track. On the flip side, Jerome Hill presents some jacking acid techno 'Hoods Up'. Finally to close out, DJ Plant Texture's 'What Should I Do Next' is a dry techno tool with cheeky vocal samples that would fit into any techno set that doesn't take itself too seriously.
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Enslaved
Enslaved (12")
Cat: CONV 003. Rel: 06 Jan 25
Enslaved (Vox mix) (6:42)
Enslaved (bonus beats) (5:06)
Supernova (6:33)
Above & Beyond (6:54)
Review: Moroccan favourite Kosh tops up a new trifecta of releases for his own Convergence label with this latest edition of 'Enslaved'. Melodic electro-acid tempered by vocoder lines (the 'Vox Mix'), speedy 4x4 trance ('Supernova') and deeper-down-the-rabbit-hole tabfests ('Above & Beyond'). Clearly, there's something here for everyone; even a delectable topping of bonus beats on the A2, which works just as well on its own as it does with its vocoded vocal centrepiece.
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45
Outcast Planet Compilation Vol 1
VARIOUS
Cat: OTP 05. Rel: 14 Nov 24
Bakked - "Dentro Il Sistema" (6:12)
Munir Nadir - "Push It" (5:02)
Alex Dima - "Freedom Of Expression" (5:51)
Denaila - "Time To Relax" (5:17)
Cristian Sarde - "Technology Flot" (8:32)
Paolo Macri - "The Pain" (5:36)
Emanuele Montalto - "The Electric Transformation" (6:02)
Lorenzo Aribone - "SDAD" (5:54)
Paul Lution - "More Than 80%" (5:28)
Review: Outcast Planet's with outing is a serious collection of techno heat from a selection of artists each with their own sound. Bakked kicks off with the stomping, teeth grinding machine energy of 'Dentro Il Sistema' then Munir Nadir's 'Push It' takes things even more intergalactic with searching synths and futuristic grooves. Elsewhere Cristian Sarde offers chunky industrial tech with 'Technology Flot', Emanuele Montalto's 'The Electric Transformation' brings a bit of taught techno bounce and Paul Lution's 'More Than 80%' layers up vocoder vocals with retro 80s synth sounds and slap-funk drums. This is a varied collection of fresh sounds that will wrk in a wide range of settings.
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 in stock $28.02
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Neptune's Lair (Special Edition)
Neptune's Lair (Special Edition) (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: TRESOR 129LPX. Rel: 15 Sep 22
Intro: Tempue Of Dos De Agua (1:02)
Andreaen Sand Dunes (6:15)
Running Out Of Space (1:55)
Universial Evement (2:00)
Habitat O' Negative (5:16)
Funk Release Valve (3:09)
Organic Hydropoly (2:09)
Draining Of The Tanks (2:44)
Surface Terrestrial Colonization (6:59)
Oxyplasmic Gyration Beam (4:22)
Triangular Hydrogen Strain (4:04)
Bottom Feeders (3:27)
C To The Power Of X+C To The Power Of X = MM = Unknown (2:37)
Review: As part of Drexciya's latest reissue campaign with Tresor, their most defining album 'Neptune's Lair' here gets a rerelease with brand new cover art from Detroit contemporary artist Matthew Angelo Harrison, not to mention a fresh remaster. Perfectly representing the DIY flair of their original deep-sea electro sound - with rough analogue electronics submerged in lo-fi, as though they're being drowned a Drexciyan merman - we're more than happy to have 'Andreaen Sand Dunes', 'Universal Evement' and 'Surface Terrestrial Colonization' grace our ears again.
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Diners Club International Part 1
Track 1 (2:18)
Track 2 (3:24)
Track 3 (2:18)
Track 4 (2:26)
Track 5 (2:35)
Track 6 (1:35)
Track 7 (1:55)
Review: We don't know who is involved in this brand new Diner's Club International project but we do know that they have put together three superb new records, all of which are landing at the same time. We also know they have come from Detroit, specifically Joy Rd on the West Side, and so come drenched in plenty of the swaggering attitudes you would expect. Diners Club International Part 1 fuses electro, ghetto and techno into booty-shaking cuts designed square for the club. The rhythms are infectious, the drums booming and the vocals bawdy, so snap these up before they're gone as quickly as they arrived.
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Diners Club International Part 4
Track 1 (1:53)
Track 2 (1:59)
Track 3 (2:33)
Track 4 (2:41)
Track 5 (3:17)
Track 6 (3:05)
Track 7 (2:24)
Track 8 (2:28)
Track 9 (3:02)
Track 10 (2:25)
Track 11 (3:01)
Track 12 (3:03)
Track 13 (2:25)
Track 14 (1:49)
Review: Introducing Diner's Club International, a new and anonymous collective, we have been told on the low down, that is here to keep clubs bumping. They hail from Joy Rd on the East of the city of Detroit and are here to keep the ghetto tech scene going strong with a vast array of breathless new rhythms across three different records. Their MO is to get in and out quickly with each track - short, snappy sketches packed with attitude, cut-up vocals and spongy drum and bass patterns. As physical as all these cuts are, they also have a real human heart thanks to the warming pads and well-deployed r&b stabs. These are red hot so do not sleep.
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HOSTOM 008
Cat: HOSTOM 008. Rel: 06 Jan 25
Track 1 (6:14)
Track 2 (7:44)
Track 3 (6:12)
Track 4 (5:59)
Review: The French label and distribution arm Hostom Records are a clandestine operation, owned and operated by the Parisian parent label Yoyaku and specialising in French disco edits. Here the imprint's eighth vinyl instalment comes after an initial 7" and two 'ZZZ' black label editions. Four tracks of origin-unknown sample sources make up an array of razzle-dazzle disco, stylish urbanite techno, and minimal munitons, all four of which seem to portray the wildest, most oblique club vertices of a strutting French city.
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Tags: Disco House | Minimal
 in stock $14.66
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Caged (feat Hardfloor remix)
Caged (feat Hardfloor remix) (140 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: VIS 324. Rel: 20 Sep 21
Caged
Caged (Hardfloor remix)
Curvature
Replicants
Review: 20/20 Vision present the debut release from Manchester based artists Armec. Following releases for Cultivated Electronics and Furthur Electronix, the Caged EP hits the ground running - with a record that spans heavy club-ready electro and futuristic soundscapes. Complete with a hefty remix from German acid connoisseurs Hardfloor.

'Caged' sucks us down the rabbit hole with dense textures fortified by an infectious groove, vast pads, and bubbling synth lines. The Hardfloor remix of 'Caged' submerges us into an acidic electro trip - fuelled by quirky melodic licks, a menacing low-end and body shaking drums.

On the flip side 'Curvature' is an out-and-out understated bomb. Propelled by a squelching, supercharged bassline which soars over Armec's signature textural landscape, it's reinforced by razor sharp hats and a heavy kick-drum. 'Replicants' is a side-winding, emotionally charged cut that feels truly fresh and forward-thinking. Deep, luscious pads are underpinned by a superbly engineered break-beat driven groove.

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Gespielt von: Wes Baggaley
 in stock $6.16
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