Celebrating 5 years of his BITE Records imprint with label showcases and tour dates, Hayden Payne aka Phase Fatale will...
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Samuel L Session, with friend and frequent collaborator Van Czar, team up under Rino Cerrone’s Naples-based Unrilis Label for 4...
Border One puts out another unmissable EP with “Strange Attractor” released on Token and proves that you can have a hi-fi presence even on the most lo-fi dancefloors. Strange Attractor by Border OneStrange Attractor by Border One There has got to be some mysterious juju going on in Border One’s...
This “Physarum” LP began after moving through drum and bass and hip-hop influences as an initial spark. From there, hardware...
Welsh label Typeless returns with a six track EP from Viers titled “Summoning Salt”. Viers is a Leeds-based producer and...
LUNA III brings heavy energy in a laid back format. Stimulated from acid induced groove, Alessandro Arudi weaves growing patterns throughout all three tracks. L’allunaggio keeps it’s downtempo pace while invigorating senses, provoking the listener to stay on edge. Sultry and deep, it provides a sense of awe. Flowing nicely...
A cohesive collaboration of two Irish and Scottish artists is lush with atmospheric house shimmer and deceptively chilled out eddies...
The Swedish maestro returns to his own Studio Barnhus label with four deep, acid-tinged cuts. Axel Boman’s latest EP, Space Drag, showcases...
Peder Mannerfelt’s latest EP on VOAM, “The Benefits Of Living In A Hole,” is brimming with gut-rumbling bass lines, mind-melting melodies, and downright fun dancefloor rippers. The Benefits of Living in a Hole by Peder MannerfeltThe Benefits of Living in a Hole by Peder Mannerfelt There’s a lot of emphasis...
Kelly Lee Owens – “Inner Song” (Smalltown Supersound) [August 28, 2020] The sound that she cultivates is characterized by softness...
Chris Liebing, of CLR Records “Create Learn Realize/Repeat,” has been a fixture in the Techno scene for decades. Ahead of...
This genre-spanning and frequently surprising EP succeeds in making disparate influences from EBM to hyperpop cohere in what could be imagined as a creatively curated, subterranean cyberpunk ruin. VTSS made a name for herself on the Polish underground techno scene with her relentless, cheeky sets; and now enjoys a well-deserved...
