Friese Ruiters (also know as Redray), brings us 2 new volumes of heavy jams from the trenches.
Friese Ruiters – Jams From The Trenches Vol. 1 [JACKPLAYMOBIL11]
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Miguel Hernandez – Neon Cyberwave EP [BOSCO057]
Bosconi Records introduces Neon Cyberwave, the first solo EP on the label by Italian electronic visionary Miguel Herrnandez, marking a milestone in the evolution of an artist who has consistently bridged Detroit-rooted aesthetics with the experimental pulse of the European underground. Based in the Val d’Elsa region between Florence and Siena, Miguel has forged a unique sonic identity shaped by his devotion to vinyl, his deep connection to the techno capital the Motor City, and his passion for deeply rooted yet still futuristic electronic culture.
Hayter – Digital Digits EP [HIL015]
A core member of the Clear Memory crew, Hayter steps up on Hilltown Disco with a razor-sharp vinyl release steeped in acid-tinged electro-wave. This record delivers six original tracks driven by icy electro vocals, machine-funk rhythms and a distinctly intelligent, shadow-leaning mood. Dark, forward-thinking and unapologetic —this is electro for the future.
Kerrie – Waves of Reverie PT1 [CE049]
Kerrie makes a return to Sync 24’s Cultivated Electronics camp. On her new EP, ”Waves of Reverie PT1” Kerrie once again channels a distinctive electro aesthetic rooted in acid and electro traditions but filtered through her own raw, industrial-leaning production style. A staple for fans of analogue hardware-driven electro and forward-thinking electronic music.
VA – AFM004 [AFM004]
Bogota-Berlin collective Activity FM presents their fourth release bring together a cross-continental network of artists who share their passion for high-intensity, rave-driven sounds. AFM004 sees California’s Annika Wolfe, London’s Alex Jann, Shanghai talent Ma Haiping and Buenos Aries’ Zoras features new works on this EP, covering a heady mix of techno and electro sounds.
Ekman – Into The Den [ZC-ELEC019LTD]
Ekman’s ‘Into the Den’ stays locked into his sound: raw, dark, direct. Electro-driven tracks with heavy 303 pressure, built for the floor.
TLXCO – Did You Smoke? [SLVMNCR013]
Italian producer TLXCO returns with “Did You Smoke?”, a raw, industrial journey through acid and electro. Four live-recorded tracks pulse with the mechanical energy, distorted textures, and unfiltered intensity that we love from TLXCO, as he turns the machines up and unleashes the chaos.
Mule Driver live @ Dreams of Neon 17.04.2026
Sinitsin – Temporal Paradox EP [ABSTRCTRTM013]
Sinitsin is back on Abstract Rhythm, this time with a full EP of six strong and versatile Electro tracks, called “A Temporal Paradox”. A Temporal Paradox is a hypothetical contradiction of cause-and-effect within a timeline. The tracks contain everything from deep and subby to higher frequency driving basslines, subtle to distorted acid sequences, warm pads and melodies to harsh percussion sounds, from smooth floating grooves to energetic, dancefloor ready gems, while overall having the ability to make you travel through time and space, bringing you closer to the Temporal Paradox.
Acid Synthesis – Infinite Cycles Of Acid [P303.06]
New Acid Synthesis bomb is here with 3 tracks of blistering 90’s strobe and smoke machine friendly Acid-Trance.
LVRIN – Dark World EP [BL009]
Entering into the portal once again, The Black Lodge releases its 9th offering, this time a full EP from Russian hardware wizard LVRIN. 6 tracks of dark psychedelic electronics traversing through Jakbeat, Techno, Industrial and Krautrock sonics – guaranteed to take the dance floor to the beyond.
Vakula – Pulsation [PURE001]
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.
VA – Cartulis Music 15th Anniversary Compilation Part 1 [CRTL-SP01.1]
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.
Toygun @ Phonic Riot V (Faust Sibiu) 21.03.2026
Black Light Smoke @ KALEIDOSCOPE
VA – Personal Panorama [GO015]
The fifteenth release from electro label Gladio Operations once again brings us a multi-artist format, featuring new faces and a distinctly Spanish flavor. This EP opens with the return of producer Cycloplex, with his characteristic minimalist sound and continues with Gerona producer David Pasajero. On the B-side we find Barcelona producer Dark Vektor, a Spanish icons of electro sound, and the Spanish duo Slit Observers. The EP closes with a collaboration between German producers Intergalactic Noize Commander and Elektrotechnik.
Lerosa – Blinded By Thinking [AS-31]
Italy-born, Dublin-based Lerosa is back after eight years on Assemble with his second solo EP. This release features four tracks crossing deep techno, acid, electro and breaks.
Italo Deviance – Purple Galaxy [IDM-005]
Italo Deviance aka Marcello Giordani returns with the captivating ”Purple Galaxy”, a standout Electro/Cosmic gem crafted exclusively with warm analog synths, delivering an impeccable blend of vintage futurism and hypnotic groove. On the flip side, the previously unreleased ”Weightless” makes its vinyl debut: a sleek Acid/Disco cut pulsing with raw 303 lines, funky basslines otherworldly atmospheres perfect for late night dancefloors and collectors alike.
Kidnap Syndicate – Direct Target [PANZERKREUZ SPACE WAR 2019]
US based Oliver Vereker’s debut on Bunker under the Kidnap Syndicate moniker. Harsh and disturbing psychotic industrial soundscape music telling tales of terror. Originally released on Endangered Species as a limited cassette in 2024. Remastered by Guy Tavares.
Mule Driver – Stone Pine Nut / When Does the Everyday Become History? [CM28]
Mule Driver returns with his yearly 303 Day ritual release – a tradition dropped in acid. Leading the charge is “Stone Pine Nut”, an unfiltered acid banger recorded live, capturing the raw voltage and untamed pressure of his performances. No polish, no safety net, just the pure, driving force pushed to its limits. It’s sweat, pulse, and machine energy locked in the moment. Alongside it, “When Does the Everyday Become History” shifts the perspective inward. A contemplative 303 vamp circling themes of inner gaze and suspended time, it stretches and breathes while never losing its grip on the floor. Hypnotic, restrained, yet fully capable of holding dancers in its spell. Two movements within the same frequency – instinct and introspection.
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