“New World Vol. 3” marks the final chapter in Tiger Weeds’ VA trilogy and celebrates the label’s three-year anniversary. The compilation moves across Electro in its many forms, opening space for new directions while remaining rooted in the elements that define the Tiger Weeds sound.
For the first time, Endrik Schroeder and The Hacker have joined forces. Their unique sounds and styles have combined seamlessly to produce a 12” that draws on their own musical histories. The title track pulls the listener into a darkened sweaty basement, a space where neon lights leer and quivering speakers vibrate. Melting elements of new beat and rave revelry, the track is bawdy and bold. Robotic samples cut through siren blasts, clean snare rolls skidding in thick basslines and creamy breaks. Two remixes follow, both care of fellow French producer: Back From The Wave. First up is the “Breaky Remix”. Adhering to the club origins of the source material, this remake sends melodies ever higher as drums lift elated lines to the stern refrain of “Emergency”. The “Indie Remix” closes. The glowsticks are sheathed in this version, instead it is the soaring keys that are given the limelight with beats bolstered for extra bite. Three tracks set to delight and ignite dancefloors.
For its third release, ‘Nights in Itaewon’, PATH invites the Romanian artist Cosmjn, producer and DJ who also runs the label Radial. Across four tracks, he explores a wide spectrum of sounds, from techno and breaks to deep and atmospheric cuts. Each piece stands out with its own character while keeping a strong coherence throughout the EP. A record finely crafted for the dancefloor.
The 20th official record release Dawn Of The Underworld – Bleep Chronicles: Otherworlds presents a spooky sci-fi Bleep SAGA. A haunted otherworldly journey, resurrecting sounds & scenes from an era long gone. Emerging from an ongoing process of revisiting old DAT tapes from the early 90s, rediscovering forgotten grooves, constructing new fragments / sequences and building sonic bridges between the past-present, time & space.
French producer Mascarpone makes his first appearance on Mechatronica with ‘Module 33’, a four-track EP that channels the pulse of classic electro shaped by the Detroit lineage. Sharp synth work, spectral vocal textures and evolving melodic patterns drive the record, showcasing Mascarpone’s distinctive approach to rhythm and atmosphere. Module 33 delivers a forward-leaning take on timeless electro aesthetics—crafted for dancers, diggers and sonic explorers alike.
ADJ & Pathic celebrate 25 of years of their label Pyramid Transmissions with it’s 20th release. They have gone to the roots of the original PT sound with some Deep Electro/Electronica with a solo track each and 2 remixes of previous unreleased tracks from back in the day.
Eudemonia marks a significant milestone with its 20th release: Cerebral Waves, the debut EP from Irish sound engineer and producer Kevin O’Reilly, known under his alias Otherend. This four-track collection dives deep into the electro continuum, weaving together cerebral rhythms, acidic textures, and cosmic atmospheres. The EP closes with a remix from Sound Synthesis, who brings a smooth melodic drive while keeping the release’s spacey character intact.
Mind bending UK influenced Rave meets Electro EP by Scottish producer Crossover Network who makes his second appearance on the Dutch label, Rotterdam Electronix. This time it’s full of splattering synth lines, ravey chords and arpeggio leads. One for the Grimey and sweaty nights.
Gated Recordings presents a digital EP of dancefloor electro from ROI, co-founder of Fanzine Records.
Paula revels in the ocean of space. Each star a story, each galaxy a poem, Paula’s spirit danced among them, forever changed by the celestial ballet. Her soul feels at home among the constellations.
British producer BufoBufo is set to release a brand-new EP titled Celandine on eudemonia. Known for his profound productions, BufoBufo blends elements of acid, breakbeat, and classic house to craft a hypnotic sound that is both nostalgic and contemporary. ‘Celandine’ promises to be a stunning journey, full of energetic grooves, subtle melodic details, and nature-inspired atmospheres—perfect for both intimate listening experiences and vibrant club nights.
Follow up to the great “Polymer EP” on Electrowax digital series, the “Poly EP” from Polyfan Polyphenix aka Matthias Schildger again combines experimental electro with athmospheric melos and creaky arpeggiated basslines.
Seven years following their first record, Noise To Meet You return with their tenth and final release: an eclectic and powerful compilation featuring a diverse range of exceptional artists. To mark this milestone, world-renowned electro pioneers like DMX Krew, Exzakt, Dark Vektor, and Synth Alien join forces with outstanding names such as PΛЯΛПD, Terrestrial Access Network, or KafkaCtrl, among others. The result is an essential collection for true fans of the genre, making this a remarkable farewell to an unforgettable journey.
Kalcagni is back with another tasty batch of electro delights for his Cosmoba label. Kicking things off is “Target Practice,” a no-nonsense dance floor weapon. Think chunky analog basslines paired with eerie strings, all held together by rock-solid beats and a live break workout that keeps it raw and energetic. “Improv” follows up with punchy chords, sharp synth stabs, and deep, rumbling bass—built to rattle walls and fill rooms. On the flip, “Clean Shirt” features a wobbly, warping bassline that occasionally steps aside for lush, stacked pads, creating a hypnotic push-and-pull dynamic. While “Drift n Shift” closes with smooth minor 7th chords, dissonant basslines, and 808-driven grooves.
“Love Me More” by Mono Junk debuted on the ultra-limited Korento Compilation 01, released by Dum Records in 2001. Among its eleven tracks – ten of which were previously unreleased – “Love Me More” stands out as a compelling exploration of electro vibes, a shining example of the creativity that flourished in the Finnish electronic music landscape at the turn of the millennium.
Brainwaves is an electronic music label from Geneva, Switzerland. ‘4818’ is an epic plunge into the world of Yolek, deploying a kit faithful to its influences: sharp drums with a hip-hop groove, steady bass guiding the trance and mysterious synth lines. The dark yet driving character of this first track also demonstrates the simplicity with which Yolek takes us along: every sample is in its place, nothing sticks out, and it’s strangely beautiful. ‘Alice Soundsystem’ continues in full force: with an electro-downtempo rhythm and a cliff-hanger arpeggio, the track develops a tension worthy of the most difficult investigations to solve. The obscure dance continues amidst interspersed vocals and oscillators, as Yolek’s machines unleash their full potential to solve this case.
Meta Moto presents the fifth solo album on their platform. ‘Neturi Vietos’ comes from Lithuanian producer Darius Siuipys aka Shaknis. Shaknis is a highly talented producer, mixing and mastering nerd, analog gear collector, Eurorack synth builder, and all-around genuine lad. His new album showcases a blend of pure electro with elements of breakbeat.
Gladio Operations’ tenth release touches down with the third volume of the Split Machine Series, which bears the signatures of KafkaCtrl and UHF and marks the end of this electrifying trilogy.
Picture disc vinyl release of Binary Pair, which was previously released digitally on Umek’s 1605 label. Now available on 12″ with five new remixes from Human Rebellion, Code Rising, Robodroid, Spectrums Data Forces and DVS NME.
Lithuanian producer Subliminal makes a compelling debut on Distrito 91 with a six-track EP designed for the dancefloor. Balancing between electro and techno, this release captures raw analog soundscapes. Each track features saturated four-on-the-floor drums, resonant basslines, acid flavors and dreamy pads, all crafted using hardware instruments. Pure club-oriented material recorded in analog jam sessions.
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