The Orbital Mechanics saga is almost coming to an end, here is the 9th of a 10 in total series. Again Sound Synthesis is delivering the finest top quality acidic vocoder electro.
Sound Synthesis – Orbital 109 [ORBITAL109]
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Random Factor – Silencer LP [VIS338]
20/20 Vision present the first new Random Factor album for 15 years. Random Factor was originally created by Carl Finlow in 1994 as an alter ego alias for his productions, forging an unique and instantly recognisable sound over the years. ‘Silencer’ sees Finlow create a stunning return to Random Factor, featuring a mix of electro pop songs with melodies that stay in the head, demonstrating his ability to write songs that stand the test of time with a production prowess considered second to none in the world of electronic music. Synthesizers play a huge role as always and every track feels like an ever-evolving sonic adventure through Finlow’s imagination with the overall effect of a long-playing record that is best listened to from beginning to end.
Cybotron – Parallel Shift [TRESOR313EP2]
Astral travel with Cybotron into the meta-narrative of the Parallel Shift, a new sonic fiction that raises many questions about military science of the near-future and the possibility of other worlds. Descending backward through the rhythms of time, the Skynet module retracts from the hyper-structural society of 2100, edging toward the mid-century modern age teetering on the brink of what was then the frontier of “the future”. The system boots the Infiniti process, morphing into a cosmotechnic vessel coursing the superhighway of burgeoning general intelligence, seeking data from just before “the overshoot and collapse.”
Gosub – Low Volume Lovers [FR008R]
Both we and Gosub are the beneficiaries of this loving reissue of ‘Low Volume Lovers’, a classic electro EP released on the Frustrated Funk label in 2005. With updated artwork and remastered audio, this one’s a nimble and tricksy electrifier, working in many a high-voltage drum snap and alternating-current impact, around quirky melodies and flighty beats.
Ole Mic Odd – Vapor Lock [NND006]
Ole Mic Odd debuts on Nocta Numerica with ‘Vapor Lock’,the sixth release of the digital series.
The Exaltics – The Rising Sun [RRR010]
The Exaltics are back on Repetitive Rhythm Research with 3 tracks of intense, ravey, 90’s Detroit inspired dark, driving techno. Alden Tyrell & Serge add a razorsharp, expertly produced club friendly remix completing the 4 tracker.
VA – Electric Program II [GRTW012]
Immerse yourself in an electrifying fusion of analog textures and experimental soundscapes. This record is a bold, underground exploration where Electro, Techno, and Experimental collide in an uplifting yet distorted sonic journey. Crafted with an unwavering commitment to authenticity, the tracks embody the raw, unpolished energy of analog gear, delivering a gritty, dynamic experience. The artists—Filmmaker, Hanniball III, DJ Nephil, Mule Driver, Porosty, and DJ Sigils—bring their uncompromising vision to the forefront, creating a soundscape that rejects mainstream conventions. This record isn’t shaped by market trends or hype; it’s a pure expression of underground artistry, designed to break boundaries and let creativity flow untethered. With each track, the listener is invited into a world where the unexpected thrives, and where the only rule is to push the limits of sound.
Assembler Code + Jensen Interceptor – NRG LVLS [TRUST047]
Electro bass cyperpunks from down under, Assembler Code & Jensen Interceptor, team up again for ”NRG LVLS” on TRUST. Four heavy-duty tracks might overclock neural interfaces with drilling synths, twitchy funk and high-pressure electro rhythms.
MmWave / Sound Synthesis – Doppler Shift [WM03]
Beautiful split release from MmWave and Sound Synthesis feat. 3 tracks on each side of fine acidic electro and breakbeat infused elctronix sounds.
Cliff Dalton – Age Of Wonder [OZON044]
Ozone Recordings presents anoher release from Cliff Dalton aka Sander Ever and he serves up yet another celebration of old school electro sound.
Legowelt – DX Days / Bayville Cove [CWCS005RE]
3 classic Legowelt “Slam Jack Deep Chicago Ghetto Technofunk” tracks from the Clone Records vaults get the deserved remaster treatment. The early 2000’s Yamaha DX Synth tribute by Scheveningens Jackmaster never sounded better…
SZOP – Plama [SHADES01]
Shades Of Blur is a newly unveiled secret label by one of the most esteemed artists in the scene offers a unique blend of New Wave and Post-Punk flavors on its inaugural record.
DMX Krew – Warp Zone LP [CRTSX013]
The thirteenth drop from Curtis Electronix comes courtesy of veteran of the electronic music scene. Edward Upton has been producing music since 1994 and much has changed since he unveiled his debut release under the DMX Krew alias. Warp Zone LP showcases the great mastery of his studio, his technical expertise and his exceptional ability to create monolithic soundscapes using very few elements. Each layer contributes to a rich, immersive experience, each element resonates with depth, highlighting his deep understanding of club music, sonic texture and space.
DVS NME & Krypton 81 – The Endless Pattern LP [PANAM005]
Pan-Am Tracks welcomes DVS NME & Krypton 81 for its latest physical release, a 2xLP collaboration between the Electro visionaries. This ambitious project pays homage to the legendary Das Muster, a pivotal figure in the Electro genre, and promises a sonic trip that resonates with fans of the genre. Both artists set the tone with intricate rhythms and analogue warmth, embodying the meticulous craftsmanship, and Avant-garde characteristics of classic Electro. Pulsating basslines and shimmering synths intertwine, creating a vibrant, futuristic soundscape. This dynamic interplay between the two artists continues throughout the album, as DVS NME and Krypton 81 counterpoint each other’s explorations into the cold sound of their late, great friend. This full-length 2xLP physical release on Pan-Am Tracks, encapsulates the essence of Das Muster. Meticulously crafted and thoughtfully sequenced, both artist showing their massive love for the legacy of the sound in creating this record.
Morphology – Made Up Reality [DPTX-038]
Finnish electro duo Morphology, comprised of Matti Turunen and Michael Diekmann, releases ‘Made Up Reality’ on Deeptrax Records. The Dutch label continues its mission to deliver high-quality, groundbreaking electronic music focusing on the deeper side of electronica and eclectic leftfield jams, exploring those spaces between deeper house and techno, with hints from the past and a strong vision of the future.
Norwell – DDE09 [DDE09]
Norwell’s new single on Dalmata Daniel’s DDE series, featuring two contrasting tracks. ‘Greta’, the A-side, is a bright and ethereal composition, reminiscent of his track Outer Delta Dynamics from the ODD EP, with uplifting synth melodies and a futuristic vibe. The B-side, ‘Hope’, takes a darker turn, offering a deeper, more melancholic tone, driven by bass-heavy synths that echo his previous electro oriented release that was meant for the dancefloors.
Dataintrång – World Wide Web [STILLEBEN108]
Dataintrång returns with a solo record on Stilleben Records.
Dr. Di’jital – Electro Nation V.1 [45JUANITA002]
Dr. Di’jital AKA Lamont Norwood returns to vinyl with four brand new tracks on Juanita Recordings
VA – Trust the Rust Vol. 2 [KRI009]
Trust the Rust is back with a vengeance. The second compilation by Kri Records takes up where the previous one left off: rusty electro, occult wave, distorted acid and melancholic EBM. Alonzo opens the release with his signature 808 bass, Hayter pushes pitched-down vocals and filthy electro vibe further, while Chino delivers a diabolical ravey EBM banger. Serbian duo YusYus marches on with an authoritative synth anthem Masters Of The Future and Disco Morato finishes the A side with a hypnotic slow burner Ultime. B Side opens with a bang by Parand, followed by arctic electro mist crafted by System Disorder (aka Dj Nephil). Marco Segato smoothly blended electro and jungle with the track Subconscious, Zagreb collective Lab Personnel’s dark stomper might evoke fist pumps on the floor, while E.L.I.’s nostalgic piece Atonal Being rounds the release.
MVQX – Break The Chains [ARCHIVE]
MVQX bringing some fire from the Nothing Was There Records archives.
The Hipodrome Of Music 