Millsart – Whatever The Case [AX128]

April 6, 2026April 3, 2026 hipodromeaxis expressionist, axis records, detroit techno, jeff mills, millsartLeave a comment

This is Axis Expressionist Series Part 9. A collection of vinyl, curated by Millsart, an alias of Jeff Mills, of his most eclectic and transcendent compositions that derive from his Every Dog Has Its Day project as well as new unreleased works. Whatever The Case: “Suggestiveness and the artistry of it is a realm of magic we mistakenly underestimate. If wielded effectively, it’s possible to shift opinions and ideas to an unfathomable level. Quickly, not knowing becomes not caring and not caring becomes anyone’s right to justify not knowing. But beyond the razzmatazz and blinding lights always lies the truth – whatever the case”. – Millsart aka Jeff Mills

Section 6 – Part 1 [RRR017]

April 6, 2026April 3, 2026 hipodromeclone records, repetitive rhythm research, section 6, technoLeave a comment

Fierce, rolling modern techno from Section 6. Making a debut on Clone’s Repetitive Rhythm Research project with the first of a two-part series with some well executed functional tracks for the heads.

Skudge – Tar 42 [TAR042]

April 6, 2026April 3, 2026 hipodromeelias landberg, skudge, tar hallow, technoLeave a comment

Skudge arrives on Tar Hallow with a notebook full of long light and bars standing patient like trees. And then the spaces start to breathe in the northern geometry.

Mowgli B2B Krismika @ Time Waves 07.03.2026

April 5, 2026April 1, 2026 hipodromechicago house, house, krismika, mowgli, new beat, techno, time is the new space, time wavesLeave a comment

Anne Clark – Our Darkness [DE-340]

April 5, 2026April 3, 2026 hipodromeanne clark, dark entries records, ink records, razormaid, re-release, reissue, synth popLeave a comment

Our Darkness descends upon Dark Entries with a reissue of Anne Clark’s epochal proto-house masterpiece from 1984. As a young poet, Clark found herself drawn to London’s emerging punk scene. She became acquainted with Psychic TV affiliate David Harrow, with whom she would collaborate on 1983’s Changing Places and 1984’s Joined Up Writing. “Our Darkness,” off the latter album, was released as a single on Ink Records that same year, and became an underground club hit. It’s a singular piece of music: Clark’s lyrics, delivered with equal parts muscular confidence and unease, speak of urban alienation and heartbreak, while Harrow’s production pummels the listener with hydraulic beats and gloom-laced arpeggios. The song’s spirit would prove influential on both the early Chicago house and Detroit techno scenes, where mechanistic funk and existential despair could catalyse dancefloor mayhem. This reissue offers three versions of “Our Darkness”: the original 12” remix, the Razormaid mix, and a previously unreleased dub version uncovered by David Harrow. Also included is the extended mix of “Sleeper in Metropolis,” another dancefloor hit of Clark’s, as well as the elegiac “Poem for a Nuclear Romance.” The record includes an insert with liner notes and lyrics. “Our Darkness” channels timeless longing and contemporary dismay, a classic overdue for a little light shed upon it.

Franz Scala – Cafe Futuro Remixes [SLOMO055R]

April 4, 2026April 1, 2026 hipodromedisco, fabrizio mammarella, franz scala, house, italo-disco, leona jacewska, marta paradise, slow motion digital, slow motion records, voodoos & taboosLeave a comment

Following the acclaimed release of Franz Scala’s sophomore album ‘Cafe Futuro,’ Voodoos And Taboos, Marta Paradise, and fellow Slow Motion label head Fabrizio Mammarella lend their unique interpretations to three distinctive tracks from the record.

Yanuka – Hashrika / No Tomorrow [MASS004]

April 4, 2026April 1, 2026 hipodromefunk, ma ze music, tomer zuk, yanukaLeave a comment

Yanuka is the solo project of acclaimed keyboardist, composer and producer Tomer Zuk and here he makes his debut on Ma Ze Music with Hashrika and No Tomorrow. Known for his cinematic touch and eclectic style, Zuk blends Middle Eastern motifs, hypnotic grooves, and meditative atmospheres into what feels like a modern-day Morricone from the desert. There are psyched out 60s elements, Library music overtones, funk, soul and jazz instrumentals and great sound designs all bringing these two mysterious and enchanting sounds alive. The first is a late-night wander that echoes Khrangbuin and the second is all wah-wah magic and slick, rolling rhythms.

Bill Converse – Zone Zone LP [FRS036]

April 3, 2026March 31, 2026 hipodromeacid house, album, bill converse, chicago house, experimental, fixed rhythmsLeave a comment

Bill Converse should be a household name in every heads abode. He’s been DJing live with 3+ turntables since he was a teenager, always under the same name. Unfathomably envious record collection. Your favorite DJs as well as very likely your favorite DJ. Whether it is DJing or a live set, his presentation is head-spinning, hard-edged but hypnotic. His avalanching drum programming is as recognizable as Coltranes timbre. His records have been released on Dark Entries, Fit Sound, Texas Recordings Underground, Tabernacle Records, Immortal Sin, Acid Test, Feral Colony and Obsolete Future. Now Fixed Rhythms presents a 2×12 pack of Bills characteristically bewildering excellence. The first 12” has four cuts. Woozy, heavy, bombastic machine workout opener “Stress Test” followed by the tension peaking sustainer “ZoneZone” on the A side. On the B side, “770” brings us to a new place of plucky bass lines and unconventionally tuned drum workouts, with “lure me” closing the first 12” with flexing low-end, percussive stabs syncopated with heavy snaredrum riffing.

Vakula – Pulsation [PURE001]

April 3, 2026March 31, 2026 hipodromeacid, electro, house, pure delay, vakulaLeave a comment

Vakula presents a new 4-track release: fully-formed electronic compositions built with weight, depth, and intention. These pieces aren’t just for the dancefloor — but under the right DJ, they can still shift the room.

Oliver Dollar – Doin’ Ya Thang [DFTD723]

April 2, 2026March 31, 2026 hipodromedefected records, detroit house, made to play, oliver dollar, re-release, reissueLeave a comment

Originally released in 2010 via Jesse Rose’s Made To Play label, Oliver Dollar’s ‘Doin Ya Thang’ has gained iconic House track status. A standout record that blends deep, rolling basslines with crisp percussion and a catchy, looped vocal hook from a certain Detroit based DJ & Producer. Built around a stripped-back rhythm and its infectious swing make sure it’s still a favourite among DJs. Now picked up by Defected this is the first official reissue on vinyl since its original release.

Orlando Voorn – Vibrations EP [LC2097-007]

April 2, 2026March 31, 2026 hipodromeblack eyes, deep house, detroit house, lost control 2097, orlando voornLeave a comment

Dutch titan Orlando Voorn plunges into deeper waters for his Lost Control 2097 debut. The opener “Vibrations” hits like a hazy ’90s hip-hop daydream, wrapped in the glow of soulful deep house. “Summer Breeze” is strictly for the heads—pour up the gin and juice, kick back, and let the world melt for a minute. If you’re hunting for that golden first strike, “Purpose Pursuit” cruises in with a boogie-soaked groove that feels like flipping through dusty dance-floor memories. And to top it off, label chief Black Eyes, the Prince of Hydro himself, delivers a remix that sinks you into a warm, tape-scarred drift.

Mr. Ho – Team Player [CABARET041]

April 1, 2026March 31, 2026 hipodromecabaret recordings, house, michael ho, mr. ho, technoLeave a comment

Berlin banger bringer and Klasse Wrecks co-boss Mr. Ho distils the restless, genre-fluid instincts that have defined both his DJ sets and his label output, having always served a bridge between Hong Kong and European underground scenes. Here the sense is of new, buzzing frontiers: ‘Tight’ and ‘Unfazed’ move stripped and kinetic, with melodic, avian, high-register synths and playful clave taps. Psy energies come checked off on ‘Maybe Not’ and ‘Take Flight’ meanwhile, the latter closing out somewhere between goa, EBM, and acid.

Ryan Walker – Jack The House / Bang [RYDM209]

April 1, 2026March 31, 2026 hipodromeacid house, house crime, non stop rhythm, ryan walkerLeave a comment

Non Stop Rhythm with a new release written & produced by Ryan Walker.

VA – Cartulis Music 15th Anniversary Compilation Part 1 [CRTL-SP01.1]

March 31, 2026March 31, 2026 hipodromeacid, cartulis music, electro, erika, legowelt, sohrab, sons, technoLeave a comment

Record 1 of the Cartulis Music 15th Anniversary compilation, marking fifteen years of independent activity across club culture, events, and releases. This records includes tracks by S.O.N.S., Legowelt, Sohrab and Erika.

Mark Stillwell – In The Long Run LP [GRTW021]

March 31, 2026March 31, 2026 hipodromealbum, eletro, gravitational waves, mark stillwellLeave a comment

Mark Stillwell is an electro producer from Sydney (AUS). Inspired by the new generation of electro producers, his gear speaks for itself: 808, 606, Monopoly, Polysix, Juno 60, lot of pedals and creativity. His release adds something important to the Gravitational Waves catalogue: dense, dramatic, influenced by 80’s European wave but blending an US electro feeling. A release inspired by cyberhospitals, eagles, revenges, wicked murderers using phone lines to kill, redemption but with a straight and loyal way. Telling the story of a man who hates this world, passing days in his bedroom to make music. The use of atonal and dissonant arpeggios, the tone changes, the robotic voices and this sense of oppression, anxiety and loneliness are all part of the crazy world of Mark. A vision that it’s like a mirror of the world we are living on.

The Spy – In Line LP [OR152]

March 31, 2026March 30, 2026 hipodromealbum, ebm, electro, synth wave, the spy, wessel janssenLeave a comment

In just five years, The Spy has gone from underground newcomer to one of the most talked-about names in the European electro and EBM dark electro scene. Now landing on Oráculo Records, he presents his most wave-driven and club-oriented material to date: pure, physical electro built for dark rooms and late hours. Driving basslines and sharp machine rhythms—infused with subtle, classic post-punk tension—define a sound that connects the dancefloor with the shadows. This is music made to move bodies without sacrificing attitude—raw, confrontational, and far removed from formulaic club clichés. Five years in, the message is clear: this is not hype, but momentum—an artist fully in command of a modern electro language built for the underground.

Body System – World Of Lies [OR153]

March 30, 2026March 30, 2026 hipodromebody system, ebm, oraculo records, techno, vegoLeave a comment

The origins of Body System date back around 35 years. Dissatisfied with previous experiences, the project was conceived as a meeting point between Sheffield and Detroit techno and German and Belgian body music. At the time, it never fully developed and remained largely an idea, with only a few sketches recorded on DAT. More than three decades later, that original concept has been revived. Following an invitation to contribute the track In Your Mind to the soundtrack of Electronic Body Movie, directed by Pietro Anton, the project was reopened and reworked, taking shape in the present while remaining rooted in its initial vision. These five tracks reflect an awareness of both past and contemporary electronic music, filtered through an undiminished experimental approach and a conscious refusal to adhere to stylistic conventions or predefined genres.

80% Baul – Música Para Caminar LP [OR151]

March 30, 2026March 30, 2026 hipodrome80% baul, album, ebm, new wave, oraculo records, post punkLeave a comment

“Música Para Caminar” is the new album by 80%Baul, and the record that confirms his definitive leap from revelation to legend. Rooted in a dark, introspective sensibility, Música Para Caminar also connects seamlessly with the vitality of today’s Spanish underground. Once again, 80%Baul surprises with songs that function as poems – bleak, incisive reflections on a decaying, dystopian present. More than music, Música Para Caminar is a statement: music with intention, depth, and meaning – an artistic vision that transcends genre and cements 80%Baul as one of the essential voices of contemporary Spanish post-punk.

Adam Tristar – VHS Horror Tape LP [OR150]

March 30, 2026March 30, 2026 hipodromeadam tristar, album, cold wave, ebm, oraculo records, synth waveLeave a comment

Following “The Red Pill” and “Suicide Neighborhood”, VHS Horror Tape marks the next chapter in the sonic universe of Dutch synthwave wizard Adam Tristar. The album expands on his signature sound with darker tones, gritty analog textures, and a strong cinematic horror influence, evoking late-night VHS aesthetics, neon-lit nightmares, and retro-futuristic suspense. It’s a haunting journey that blends nostalgia with menace, pushing his synthwave style into deeper, more ominous territory.

Alone in My Room – II [OR149]

March 30, 2026March 30, 2026 hipodromealbum, alone in my room, cold wave, new wave, oraculo records, post punkLeave a comment

“II” is the second album by Californian post-punk heroes Alone in My Room. Continuing their exploration of isolation and urban tension, the band sharpens their stark, stripped-down sound, blending cold-wave severity with lo-fi intimacy. Pulsed basslines, detached vocals, and raw, close-mic’d production create an atmosphere that feels oppressive yet deeply personal. Following their 2020 debut Alone in My Room—a claustrophobic, late-night statement—the band pushes further into darker, more confrontational territory, solidifying their place in modern underground post-punk scene.