
Omar S starts 2011 with an expensive, one sided, release on his own label, FXHE.

With her debut artist album, “Yours & Mine”, we discover an even further developed producer in Steffi. Steffi shares with us her personal journey. A long period of intense experimentation and self-discovery led to this sensitive, instinctive and extremely insightful long-player. Carefully mixing old and new, warm analog synth and drum textures flow in unison with modern studio finesse over nine tracks, each telling its own story.

Steven Tang sign his first EP with Syncrophone for a Detroit oldschool flavor. After his different productions for his own label Emphasis & the huge EP on Aesthetic Audio, Steven is back for this EP with Derrick May spaced influences. Additional remix by Chicago Skyway.

First official 2562 release in over a year, marking the launch of his new When In Doubt label. Two heartfelt low slung boogie anthems – a taster of things to come

Reclusive Chi native & member of Africans With Mainframes drop 5 tracks on Pittsburgh’s finest. The machine funk runs wild from the jumpoff, w/raw, jacking beats produced on real hardware.

Sepalcure presents their second EP featuring four brand new cuts, on Hotflush Recordings.. The “Fleur” EP shows a progression of Sepalcure’s depth of field, weaving distant chords, soulful vocals, and organic rhythms into vibrant, immersive soundscapes, with echoes of house, techno, and dubstep within.

Appointment records comes with 4 new compromiseless analogue tracks by the appointment crew. A noise study about the possibility of frequency phases, sub-bass driven tunes at the boundaries of techno with uk garage. Old school reminiscences in a revolutionary approach.

New release from Miles Sagnia on Applied Rhythmic Technology. This is the release no. 10 for Kirk Degiorgio’s label and it comes with 4 detroit influenced, melancholic tracks.

New release on Atmospheric Existence Recordings, featuring artists 1Dan, Bittersuite and Miles Sagnia. A beautifully poetic 3 track ride through the outer realms of Electronic music.

Unknown producers deliver a hot piece of wax with a great early Detroit techno tune, pure old school house fun in a slightly updated version.

Africans With Mainframes return with ‘The Sound of Something Ending’, a monstrous three track EP full of heart-pounding, dirty industrial styled acid house in the way that they can only do. Along with the title track, ‘The Pleasure Seekers’ and ‘98.6’ throw down some seriously heavy energy.

New Jamal Moss release, with his enigmatic Hieroglyphic Being guise, on London’s excellent Alter label. A highly unique sound that draws from a melting pot of influences such as Acid, Chicago House, Industrial and New Age music, which is produced through primitive means.