Defekt – Adaptive Fiction [RTTD029]

Helena Hauff’s Return To Disorder keeps it disordered with legendary producer DeFeKT next up with his vision of twisted electro. ‘My Mother’ has a dark undercurrent but is doused in synth radiance that provides great comfort, so if you ask us, it’s a fitting title. It’s texture that again stands out on ‘Disastrous Infinity which has a squelch, acidic lead wriggling about the mix, pounding drums and crispy percussion that all pull back to reveal pixel-thin and eerie pads. ‘No Coffee’ is a dense and gauzy world of ice-cold melody and rigid grooves, and ‘Soaked’ turns the same vibe up to 11. ‘Phaser’ and ‘Early Morning Tea’ close out with opposing energies – raw and prickly, then more smooth and serene.

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Defekt – Adaptive Fiction [RTTD029]

Sinitsin – Nonlinearity EP [TWDIG06]

Nonlinearity EP from Sinitsin explores asymmetry and controlled deviation within his electro mechanical framework. Kafkactrl reshapes the title track with fractured breaks and acid sequences. With this release, Tiger Weeds also launches a limited edition lathe cut series as an optional physical format. 12″ heavy weight 180g, crystal clear vinyl with full colour labels, housed in a transparent plastic sleeve.

Sinitsin – Nonlinearity EP [TWDIG06]

Spammerheads – The Mire Chronicles Remixes [Banshees]

Banshees Records present a remix compilation for “The Mire Chronicles, ” the latest album by Spammerheads, an Electronic Music project based in Valencia (Spain). Includes six remixes by Black Dot, Israel Padilla, L.F.T., Scannoir, Velvet May and Years Of Denial.

Spammerheads – The Mire Chronicles Remixes [Banshees]

Romphea – Blind Protocols [HIL014]

Romphea lands on Scottish imprint Hilltown Disco with his debut EP, Blind Protocols. A producer who’s been making serious waves worldwide, Romphea’s forward-thinking take on electro has already found a home on respected labels such as Pinkman, Tiger Weeds, FERMA, and recently on Hilltown Disco’s charity compilation. Romphea distills his sound on ‘Blind Protocols’ into a fierce club-ready statement. The A-side delivers three break-neck electro cuts, loaded with acidic pressure and gripping, sweat-driven drum workouts. Flip it over and the EP slips into darker territory, leaning into EBM influences with two killer remixes from Hayter and Timothy J. Fairplay.

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Romphea – Blind Protocols [HIL014]

Scott Ferguson – Future / The Detroit Contemporary Parties [VEL001]

Veloziped presents two tracks from Mahogani Music contributor and Ferrispark Records label boss, Scott Ferguson. Future is an ‘Electro Techno Bass’ speaker rattler followed by crunchy sample-based Detroit beatdown on the flip.

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Scott Ferguson – Future / The Detroit Contemporary Parties [VEL001]

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.

Kidnap Syndicate – Direct Target [PANZERKREUZ SPACE WAR 2019]

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.

Mule Driver – Stone Pine Nut / When Does the Everyday Become History? [CM28]

Ali Renault – Circle Of Sins EP [VIVOD026]

Ali Renault re ignites the Vivod catalogue after a four year hiatus with Circle of Sins a solo EP built for italo fiends, horror romantics, and synth obsessives alike. You already know the vibe: detective-noir disco, low-slung BPM swagger, basslines that churn like midnight fog, and those unmistakably icy Renault melodies slithering through the mix.

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Ali Renault – Circle Of Sins EP [VIVOD026]

Dream Days – Liberate Your Body EP [NOP020]

With Liberate Your Body, Dream Days charts a new course within the label’s catalog, shifting the focus from the celestial void to the atomic vibration of matter. While previous releases explored the solitude of the stars, this EP is a brutal and necessary invitation to reclaim the only territory that still belongs to us: our biological shell.

Dream Days – Liberate Your Body EP [NOP020]

Asymetric80 – Frenetic Habits EP [INDMEK-011]

Asymetric80 lands at Industrias Mekanikas with an unapologetic statement: a direct immersion into the aesthetics of collapse and extreme habits. The work places you in the center of a post-apocalyptic scenario, where survival no longer relies on calm, but on your ability to endure mechanical tension. The sound is built upon solidity and saturation. You won’t find fragility here, but rather an architecture of EBM, New Beat, and Industrial Techno designed to dominate any sound system that dares to play it.

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Asymetric80 – Frenetic Habits EP [INDMEK-011]

CYRK – Not Human [TZ003]

Berlin-based duo CYRK relaunches their Time Zero imprint, marking the occasion with a striking new release that dives head-first back into their electro roots. The EP showcases three tracks of pure electronic funk, delivered with the razor-sharp production and futuristic flair that has come to define the project. Adding a further layer of intrigue, the record includes a remix from the enigmatic producer Client_03, whose identity remains one of electronic music’s most compelling mysteries. Their reinterpretation pushes the release into even deeper machine-funk territory, rounding out a package that reaffirms CYRK’s command of the genre.

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CYRK – Not Human [TZ003]

DayVentura – The Midnight Man [SLOMO056D]

DayVentura graces Slow Motion Records with his debut EP ‘The Midnight Man’ a release that champions his perceptive ear, expanding on his refreshingly charged approach to Italo Disco and its smokier corners. Opening with the hefty heat of the title track ‘The Midnight Man’ FM arps flicker from ear to ear, riding explosive bass and a familiar effervescent tone. Sultry vocals drift over the track, igniting the acid lines. ‘Into The Mirror’ follows this thread, soaked in steam and infectious energy. It features vocals from Marina Leggieri. DayVentura leans into the dark and throws listeners into a peak time, wall-climbing setting. Pushing the envelope with each transition with gutterall weight DayVentura fuels the fire. Wrong Era affiliate and Italo, Electro icon Leona Jacewska, joins DayVentura in ‘Fashion District’ a driving collaboration dripping in infectious sleaze. His signature percussion rides through with Charlie’s enigmatic synths and commanding vocals. ‘The Horizontal Technique’ plays with the tongue-in-cheek nature of its title. Crisp claps and thunderous synths thrust the track into action, allowing the vocals to saunter through

DayVentura – The Midnight Man [SLOMO056D]

Mr. Pauli – Cyber Shadow [USR037]

Undersound Recordings brings on board Mr. Pauli. After 9 years from his last vinyl appearance, Mr. Pauli is back with a 3 tracker EP showcasing his melodic and emotional side. A release devoted to the Italo-Disco and Synth Pop sound, with an electro touch here and there, that will bring you to another deep dimension towards your inner self.

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Mr. Pauli – Cyber Shadow [USR037]