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MAST 9.5
MAST 9.5 (clear smoke vinyl 10")
Cat: MAST 95. Rel: 19 Jun 25
 
Techno
Line That Sketches Into Infinity
Pirilampo
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Dream Sequence X (remastered)
Dream Sequence X (remastered) (12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: TRESOR 002X. Rel: 13 Jun 25
 
Techno
The Warning (4:20)
Ghost (5:18)
Ex- (4:58)
Dark Basse (4:56)
Luv Is Blind (2:06)
Review: Back by popular demand, this reissue from one of techno's true originators reminds us just how vital these tracks still sound. First released in 1992 and briefly reissued in 2000, these four cuts showcase a unique hybrid of Detroit precision and early European rave energy that continues to inspire. 'The Warning' leads the charge with classic machine-driven Detroit funk. Its rhythm is relentless yet controlled, mechanical yet human. The track feels like a transmission from a future imagined decades ago. 'Ghost' follows with a harder edge. It channels the energy of early Belgium rave with sharp chord stabs and that unmistakable Hoover-style synth. It hits fast and leaves a heavy impression. On Side-B, 'Ex-' is the most cinematic cut. Sci-fi textures, punchy drums and an off-world sense of atmosphere blend the sharpness of UK rave with Detroit's emotional weight. 'Dark Basse' is the banger of the EP with a stripped-back approach. Its minimal but moody framework makes it an instant attention grabber, offering something both haunting and dancefloor effective. These tracks remain timeless and prove once again that true underground techno never goes out of style.
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25 Years Of Drop Music Special Edition Pt 1
Cat: DROMSE 01. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Deep House
Crazy P - "Disc Odyssey" (remix) (6:09)
Inland Knights - "Overnight" (6:31)
Inland Knights - "Walk On" (6:55)
Inland Knights - "Do It Again" (6:15)
Review: REPRESS ALERT!: Drop Music marks a marvellous quarter of a century of releases with this new slab of vinyl featuring some gems from disco funksters Crazy P and the house mainstays Inland Knights. Crazy P go first with 'Disc Odyssey' which is perfectly indicative of their much beloved sound with its low slung kicks and funky bassline. Inland Knights then offer a trio of in demand & unreleased tracks. 'Overnight' is a bumming deep house joint, 'Walk On' has an icy late night vibe and balmy pads and 'Do It Again is a more playful closer, with some killer b-line action. All four, needless to say, are timeless gems, and the fact the last two are appearing on vinyl first the first time makes it an even more desirable cop.
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标签: Disco House
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Spring Touch EP
Cat: TIE 006. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Disco/Re-Edits
Spring Touch (6:09)
Diana's Loop (5:00)
Reggatonic (4:36)
Review: Take It Easy! We need more taglines like these in such trying and self-recriminatory times, where the stresses of a part-imagined urgency prevent us from decompressing in the way our social lives really should allow for. But is dance music, whose traditional motto is to "jack", compatible with such a mantra? DJLMP shatters these apparent antinomies of relaxation and danceability with three new edited heaters here, designed for triumphant joie de vives of the kind that do not poke, prod or demand too much from us. A later Diana Ross sample is put on heavy opening rotation on 'Diana's Loop', while similarly echoic verboffs are exchanged on 'Spring Touch', where dub delays haze the mix into something a little more convulsive. Space for wonky downtime is reserved on the B's 'Reggatronic', in a rare case of hip, lo-fi breathing room reserved for a dance record.
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标签: Disco House
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Them Things
Cat: 2059 BLACK. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Them Things (4:25)
A Madness (5:18)
Not Him Again (4:32)
Review: After a quiet return via Neroli, Domu comes full circle to 2000black with a final statement after 25 years of sonic highs, lows and plenty of reinvention. Haunted by the echoes of jungle's past, Domu steps away for good, he says, with this final outing, which leaves behind three deeply personal tracks. 'A Madness' brims with urgent, sample-heavy energy and signature keys. 'Not Him Again' is a jam with longtime collaborator Robert Marin that plays with tempo and hip-hop norms. 'Them Things' then seeks to capture an elusive feeling and closes an EP that is Domu at his most reflective and raw. The end of an era. Don't let it pass you by.
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标签: Jazzy House
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Atoms Revolt
Cat: ESP 120. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Experimental/Electronic
Atoms Revolt (4:55)
New Freedom (4:54)
Review: Fashion Flesh aka John Talaga debuts on ESP Institute with two mind-bending tracks crafted from homemade electronics, circuit-bent gear and tape manipulations. Side A's 'Atoms Revolt' explores the secret lives of machines while channelling chaotic energy into controlled sonic accidents, layered distortion and surreal textures. Side B's 'New Freedom' evokes a dystopian adventure into Detroit's decaying industrial sprawl while fusing Geiger-like pulses and eerie oscillations with fragmented voices into a dark rhythmic storm. Talaga's ability to extract soul from machines is remarkable here in what is a visceral and cerebral EP.
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Harlem Bound: The Reflex Revisions
Harlem Bound: The Reflex Revisions (180 gram vinyl 12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: DISCOREC 005. Rel: 20 Jun 25
 
Disco/Re-Edits
Harlem Bound (The Reflex Revision) (8:10)
Dancin' The Mambo (The Reflex Revision) (8:09)
Review: Dancin' The Mambo (The Reflex Revision) grooves with infectious disco energy, seamlessly blending Chic-esque rhythms with early piano house vibes. The Reflex's revision injects new life into this 1980 gem, maintaining its French flair while adding modern twists. With its pulsating basslines and irresistible beats, this track is a testament to the timeless allure of disco music. Perfect for igniting dancefloors, its vibrant energy captures the essence of a bygone era while feeling fresh and exciting for contemporary audiences. Prepare to be transported to a world where disco reigns supreme and every beat compels you to move.
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Nightscapes EP (feat Kai Alce remix)
Cat: SEL 015. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Deep House
What You Came Here For (feat Kayenne) (5:48)
What You Came Here For (feat Kayenne - Kai Alce NDATL mix) (6:58)
Undertones (5:42)
Don't Stop (6:12)
Review: Reagan Grey is a Toronto-based producer who impresses with this cultured new outing on Selections. 'What You Came Here For' is pure vibes - a house cut with old-school organ stabs and hints of US garage drum shuffle, all topped with a nice hooky vocal cry from Kayenne. Kai Alce's NDATL mix layers in some jazzy keys that take things to the next level and 'Undertones' then keeps the soul quotient high with some molten chord work and dusty drum loops that are warm and heartfelt. 'Don't Stop' shuts down with a heavier basement house vibe and more smart synth work.
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Art Project EP
Cat: MPM 47. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Techno
Art Form (4:15)
Art Class (5:07)
Art School (8:18)
Review: Detroit's Robert Hood returns to vinyl with a techno triptych that distils his vision into something sharp, agile and impossibly refined. Though long synonymous with minimalism, he hasn't sounded this raw in yearsi'Art Form' arrives like a jolt, all jacking 909s and acidic flickers that feel urgent and alive. It's his first straight techno release since 2024, and it pulses with a kind of stripped-down euphoria, framed by Hood's ear for clean lines and stark rhythmic discipline. 'Art Class' deepens the tone, winding through heavier acid modulations that buzz beneath a more spacious arrangement, less confrontational but just as potent. On the B-side, 'Art School' leans into the cinematic mode, pairing sci-fi synth washes with grinding low-end pressure, rolling somewhere between introspection and propulsion. Though the tracks first landed digitally earlier this year, hearing them sequenced here offers a deeper read into Hood's blueprintiacid as method, groove as design. In his own words, M-Plant is about "only what is essential", and these three cuts prove just how much feeling can be encoded in that minimal frame. It's a statement of intent, executed with absolute clarity from one of techno's true architects.
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Played by: SHINEDOE
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CSR 003
CSR 003 (12")
Cat: CSR 003. Rel: 19 Jun 25
 
Techno
Hive Mind (5:20)
The Cure & The Cause (5:46)
Natural Law (5:52)
Life Goes On (5:44)
Life Goes On (Offtrack remix) (5:55)
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Recall
Recall (12" 再出版)
Cat: CS 047. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
UK Garage
Recall (6:30)
Flavour (4:46)
Loft Groove (5:41)
Don't Stop (6:47)
Review: REPRESS ALERT!: Burnski's Constant Sound is very nearly at 50 releases and not one of them has ever dipped below essential levels of quality. Kepler has been a regular contributor to this fine catalogue and returns with more of his shuffling, playful and charming garage cuts. 'Recall' manages to be both deep and driving, with cute chord stabs and a smart vocal sample that adds the r&b gloss. 'Flavour' has those old school stabs and filthy basslines and 'Loft Groove' is a bouncy, low-slung number with organic percussion. Closing out another high-grade offering is 'Don't Stop' which brings some dubby chords to a slick, punchy house rhythm. Pure class.
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标签: UK Garage
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Sofia 10 EP
Cat: SOF 010. Rel: 17 Jun 25
 
Techno
KiNK - "Let The Bass KiNK" (4:37)
Tegav - "Stomper" (Sofia version) (4:15)
Imperieux - "Jarka" (3:37)
KEi - "Killing God Theme" (12:16)
Review: Celebrating its tenth anniversary, Sofia Records distils its now well-honed sonic spirit into a powerful EP that pairs the veteran pBPM crew and rising talent Impe?rieux. Prolific Bulgarian synth wizard KiNK leads with 'Let The Bass Kink,' a raw, kinetic dancefloor banger, and KEi follows with the emotionally charged, hypnotic 'Killing God Theme,' while Tegav, which is an alias of pBPM founder Kalin Baychev, delivers 'Stomper,' a percussive and edgy groove. Impe?rieux closes the EP with 'Jarka,' a playful leftfield track pushing dance boundaries with a blend of legacy and innovation. Now a decade strong, Sofia Records marks this milestone by looking boldly ahead.
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Maitake
Maitake (12")
Cat: DNZT 018. Rel: 18 Jun 25
 
Bass
Voi Siete Qui (1:30)
Lesssgooo (4:17)
Look! A Selimbasic (4:35)
Tout Les Choses C'est Le Rythme (3:01)
Vertigo Effect (4:03)
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Backup
Backup (12")
Cat: CS 050. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Minimal House/Tech House
Backup (6:46)
Wizzord (8:09)
Motherland (6:10)
Pink Skies (9:22)
Review: Big up to northern powerhouse Burnski for steering his Constant Sound label to the not-so-insignificant feat of release number 50. More importantly, the sounds remain as vital as ever and always evolve into subtle new sound worlds. The mantle for this one is taken by Locklead who brings some fine drum patterns to 'Backup' and pairs them with sliding hi-hats and bubbly synth motifs. It's garage-infused but utterly fresh. 'Wizzord' is a darker tech house with searching lead synths and plenty of pent-up energy, and 'Motherland' brings nice jazzy chord work and atmospheric samples. 'Pink Skies' is a bright closer with contrasting synths - some farting, some smooth - and more high-speed, catchy drums that span house and tech.
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标签: Tech House | Minimal
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Pilot 21 (feat Wodda, Hatori remixes)
Cat: PILOT 21. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Minimal House/Tech House
Same Routine (7:16)
On My Own Supply (6:59)
Same Routine (Wodda remix) (6:45)
Same Routine (Hatori’s live Bass remix) (5:51)
Review: Pilot is one of the many labels in the orbit of the irrepressible James 'Burnski' Burnham. Its next outing is from M High who perfectly slots into the label's classy minimal and tech sound world. Things open up with 'Same Routine' which is a turbocharged sound with frazzled bass and thumping kicks. 'On My Own Supply' has a touch of the old school to it with the unbridled joy of the dancing piano chords and big, bulky beats. 'Same Routine' then gets a space-tech rework from Wodda and Hatori's live Bass remix brings some lush cosmic synth swirls and bumping drums.
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标签: Tech House | Minimal
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Vibrations EP (feat Demuir edit)
Cat: PUL 009. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Deep House
Vibrations (4:50)
Self Taught (5:11)
Love Technics (4:57)
In The Shadows (5:19)
In The Shadows (Demuir’s Playboi edit) (5:29)
Review: US artist M Squared brings his inimitable style to the latest Purveyor Underground release. As soon as you drop the needle on 'Vibrations' you're in a fresh world of jazzy samples, swinging drums and smeared melodies with spoken words adding extra layers to what is a full flavour jam. 'Self Taught' is another filter-style jam that harks back to the 90s French touch scene and 'Love Technics' brings jacked-up drum funk and insistent loops that never let up. There is more room to breadth with the deeper, smoky sounds of 'In The Shadows' while label boss Demuir's Playboi edit jacks it up with more funky bass.
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标签: Jazzy House
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Swinsung EP
Cat: BRUMMEL 001. Rel: 20 Jun 25
 
Techno
Swinsung
Tuts It
Prince His Muse
Spot The Second Train
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Writing On The Wall
Cat: MS 0001. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Roots/Lovers Rock
Writing On The Wall (4:41)
Senor Badges (4:52)
Lose Our Way (4:03)
Dub Our Way (4:31)
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How Did You Get That Scar?
Cat: PCNC 018. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Balearic/Downtempo
How Did You Get That Scar? (8:27)
How Did You Get That Scar? (Proto Punk version) (7:19)
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Ambo Vol 2
Cat: DMR 005. Rel: 23 Jun 25
 
Disco/Re-Edits
Paul Older - "Keep Dancing" (5:46)
Brother Julian - "Satisfaction Guaranteed" (5:50)
Review: Disco Mind founder and Italian mainstay Paul Older and Melbourne's Brother Julian are back with a second volume of the AMBO series after the first one did so well to launch this label last year. Older's 'Keep Dancing' is an electric and peak-time disco cut with string stabs and hard-hitting drums that sweep you off your feet in an instant. It's a real disco inferno then Julia's 'Satisfaction Guaranteed' reworks an old gem into another fast-paced, melody-packed disco stomper. Two very useful disco bombs indeed.
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Played by: Funkyjaws, VRRS
标签: Disco House | Disco Funk
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Freaky Beats EP
Cat: OWL 012. Rel: 23 Jun 25
 
Disco/Re-Edits
Gimme Your Thang (4:23)
Freaky To You (4:27)
Rock Me Again (4:04)
Future Shock (4:13)
Review: The Owl label kicks on with another party-starting mix of edits and remixes that blend funk, disco and soul into pure heat. 'Gimme Your Thang' is a low-slung opener with a filthy bassline and James Brown samples bringing it to life. 'Freaky To You' reworks a g-funk classic into a lavish and bumping slow-motion seducer and 'Rock Me Again' brings chunky, rolling funk with more classic vocal samples. 'Future Shock' shuts down with a lovely falsetto vocal and some psyched-out guitars.
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Played by: The Owl
标签: Disco House | Disco Funk
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Scope Drift (feat Erik Luebs mix)
Cat: NON 067. Rel: 18 Jun 25
 
Techno
Resonant Modulation (5:09)
Scope Drift (5:09)
Resonant Modulation (Erik Luebs remix) (5:41)
Summer Drone (4:55)
Review: Spanish label Non Series is one of the most consistent techno labels around. For the heads, this trustworthy label is a blind buy, not that that's necessary when you have equally reliable Spanish techno doyen Psyk on production duties. 'Scope Drift' is four tracks of psychedelic techno with enough groove for your body and acid for your chakras. Add a remix from up-and-comer Erik Leubs, fresh from the excellent EP 'Nontemporal Void' on DJ Nobu's Bitta label, this is a must-buy for anyone into the deeper ends of techno.
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I Can't Wait
Cat: SL 112. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Deep House
I Can't Wait (Franck’s Atlantic version) (8:43)
I Can't Wait (Franck's Atlantic dubthrumental version) (6:35)
Goldtone 92 (6:14)
Review: We're still a little way from summer but Franck Roger already has an eye on house music for the warmer months. His 'I Can't Wait' comes with a vocal from South African Ree Morris whose smoky tones bring classic deep house vibes to a nice smooth instrumental. Franck's Atlantic dubthrumental version is even more deep and cuddly then flipside joint "Goldstone 92' is a portal back to the 90s with bumping drums and humid chords that bring good vibes only.

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Played by: Stefan Ringer
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Japanese Edits
Japanese Edits (12" 再出版)
Cat: SCRU 007. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Disco/Re-Edits
One For Xsuxsu (6:12)
Kyoto Sunshine (5:07)
Horomi & Rikishi (4:18)
Secret Dream (5:10)
Nippon Bossa (4:38)
Scrutinized Tune (4:20)
Review: REPRESS ALERT!: Edit master Scruscru rarely misses no matter what sounds he decides to put under his scalpel. For this one on his own superb Scruniversal label he turns his attention to the lush sound world of City Pop over in Japan. On one vital 12" the maestro cooks up six varied but equally vital sizzlers starting with the funky sounds and big brass of 'One For Xsuxsu' then taking in the blissed out disco and house beats of 'Kyoto Sunshine', jazzy keys of 'Horomi & Rikishi', funky bass twangs of 'Secret Dream' and jazz lunge excellence of 'Nippon Bossa' before 'Scrutinised Tune' closes out with brown beats and sunny chords. Scruperb stuff.
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Special Editions Secret Soul Society
Cat: MWSE 012. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Julians Cabbages (4:39)
Make It All True (5:14)
Finally Got My Life Together (5:14)
Next To You (4:53)
Review: Secret Soul Society aka Cal Gibson backs up his already assured reputation for being something of an edit maestro here. 'Julians Cabbages' kicks off with dubby downtempo drums and some lovely twinkling arps. 'Make It All True' then refracts a shimmering vocal and some nice musical percussion around a lazy groove and 'Finally Got My Life Together' has a dreamy feeling and widescreen synth architecture. 'Next To You' shuts down with more textured bass and another weird yet wonderful vocal sample.
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Played by: Chris Coco
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Inner Heaven
Cat: BSP 002. Rel: 18 Jun 25
 
Techno
Hells Bells (5:17)
Inner Heaven (6:50)
Power Hungry (4:00)
Purifier (5:34)
Review: US techno standout Selective Response, hardened in the depths of the Los Angeles underground, is admired for his driving, no-nonsense sound. To that end, he delivers a fierce collection of tracks here for Backspin that echo the Hardgroove energy of the early 2000s. With sharp percussion, rolling basslines and relentless momentum, this is rhythmic techno that bridges the gap between foundational legends and new-school innovators. 'Hells Bells' is a big wall of dense, rhythmic energy, 'Inner Heaven' lights up with squealing, glassy melodies that bring euphoria and 'Power Hungry' gets down and dirty. 'Purifier' is a zoned-out closer with a hallucinogenic back-lit glow.
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Fighta
Fighta (12")
Cat: ROCK 006. Rel: 19 Jun 25
 
Minimal House/Tech House
Fighta (6:57)
Fighta (Matheiu Channeling remix) (7:17)
Fighta (Cesare vs Disorder remix) (6:43)
Fighta (M&M Max Jacobson & Matheiu remix) (7:09)
Review: This new various artists EP via Berlin label Rockets Audio is a bright collection of belligerent, boxout beats, filed under the tag "fight music": a genre name which, by our account, very few other records share in. Though not particularly any more jingoistic in sound than the average knockout minimal breaks record, this one is still a multi-ringed set of winded body shots, and an all-round demo of Rockets' rope-a-dope roster, each of said artists punching well outside their weight classes. All remixing Sepp's titular 'Fighta' - itself a fortified set of padded facial armaments encasing a softer, funkier core of pads and vocal pump-ups - the one-punch KO this round, however, has to be Cesaire & Disorder's remix, which splits open the cheek protectors with extra dynamic, agile breaks design.
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Planet Boom
Planet Boom (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: HTP 002. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Minimal House/Tech House
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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Bells & Whistles: Thee Remixes Part 1
Cat: RXPP 01. Rel: 13 Jun 25
 
Techno
Thee Church Ov Acid House - "Acid House Planet" (Born Under A Rhyming Planet remix)
Tyson - "G Phunk" (Thee Church Ov Acid House Whistle mix)
Thee Church Ov Acid House - "Theme" (Move D & D-Man Last Train To Buffalo remix)
Thee Church Ov Acid House - "Rave Mantra" (O-Wells remix)
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Destino
Destino (12")
Cat: EOPEP 007. Rel: 13 Jun 25
 
Techno
Sospiri (6:38)
Movimenti Tellurici (6:30)
Incompleti (5:53)
Destino (6:19)
Review: End Of Perception welcomes Italian label head and Acquario resident Viels for a first solo outing that is all about peak time techno with a meditative energy and strong mental imagery. These sounds sit well with those from country peers like Nuel and Donato Dozzy in that they are linear, loopy and full of spectacular sound design. 'Sospiri' is a swampy and dubby sound that is always shapeshifting, 'Movimenti Tellurici' is more intense and sounds like being trapped in a factory during peak production hours and 'Incompleti' has a deep space pulse. 'Destino' pairs thudding hits with synths that encircle you and lock you in the here and now.

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Life Miles (feat Liquid Earth, Youandewan remixes)
Cat: VIS 442. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Minimal House/Tech House
North Of The Sun (Liquid Earth remix) (6:11)
North Of The Sun (6:24)
Lowrider (Youandewan dub) (5:47)
Lowrider (7:38)
Review: Claus Voigtmann's Life Miles LP was another fine bit of work from the London-based German, and now two of the singles from it get served up on a new 12" next to remixes from a pair of tasteful underground producers. First up is LA-based Liquid Earth who brings some low-end wonk to 'North Of The Sun' next to acid-soaked grooves and driving 909s. The original pumps a bit harder with a Leftfield cosmic edge. Then comes Youandewan on the flip. He twists 'Lowrider' into a murky and late-night dub cut with warped bass and a signature sense of crispy tech funk. The original is a more high-speed and silky, electro-inspired space cruise with lovely broken beats.
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Deprivation
Cat: ENEMY 042. Rel: 18 Jun 25
 
Techno
Anxiety (6:10)
Insomnia (6:16)
Sakar (6:14)
Cutting Thick (5:38)
Review: Rene Wise returns to Dustin Zahn's Enemy Records with a potent follow-up to his 2022 debut 'Jungle House'. This EP delivers four hypnotic, heads-down techno cuts in his trademark style. The A-side leans into minimalism with 'Anxiety' and 'Insomnia' both bringing stripped-back, tripped-out moods that are built from subtle textures, deep grooves and eerie synth work. On the B-side, Rene ventures into more experimental territory while retaining the moody essence. 'Sakar' builds tension with a constantly evolving synth line, while 'Cutting Thick' brings percussive flair and staccato basslines for the release's most rhythmic, funk-infused moment.
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