Italian veteran Antonio De Angelis steps up on KEY Vinyl serving quality material through an EP built out of classic cuts.
Antonio De Angelis – Kromantic [KEY037]
techno
Ole Mic Odd Live – Digital Tsunami 209
Magda Rot – Soft Metallics [RTTD024]
Chilean artist Magda Rot makes a head-turning debut here with some ice-cold electro rhythms on the Return To Disorder label which is now fast approaching a quarter century of releases. There is no messing with these sounds – they’re built on tight, kinetic rhythms with fierce sound designs and stark futurism. ‘Triads’ is a mix of crisp hits and gurgling synths with dramatic background chords. ‘Black Sense’ is a slamming cut with a twisted bassline and hammering drum funk and ‘Coincidences’ brings the chilliness with its frosted lines and cold waves of synth. ‘Unusual Theory’ shuts down with a far sighted sense of electro-techno doom.
Anatolian Weapons – PT. 2 [BLESSYOU020]
Anatolian Weapons is back with part two of his remix/studio work for Sound Metaphors, this time a 2 track EP featuring downtempo chuggers high in dubbed out acidity. The A side feels like a perfectly put together composition that grows with a playful industrial beat paving the way for trancey melodies to develop in unison with acid nuances. B-side goes into more percussive directions still with heavy acidity well presented in full Anatolian Weapons effect – a solid investment yielding high returns on any music focused dancefloor.
Filmmaker – Land of Hidden Variables [Opal Tapes]
“I am not a conspiracy theorist. I deal with real facts, not theory. Some of the people I write about, I have met. Some of the people I expose are alive and very dangerous. The darkness has never liked the light. Yet, many of the secrets of the Filmmaker are locked up tightly simply because secrecy is a way of life. It is such a way of life, that they resent the [REDACTED] and the [REDACTED] who want to tell real historical facts rather than doctored up stories and myths. I have been an intense student of history since I could read, and I am deeply committed to the facts of history rather than the cover stories the public is fed to manipulate them.”
Ten Lardell – Anterspace 03 [ANTERSPACE03]
The Exaltics – It Never Ends [RRR008]
O! Kult – Zvestoba [KRI006]
The new Kri record goes back to the buzzing 1980s in Yugoslavia, where numerous art projects were testing the censorship and unity of the Communist Party. One such project was a punk and later post-punk/industrial band called O! Kult which took a hard stance against bureaucracy, technocracy and alienation. Their test was successful as it brought censorship and surveillance by the state and media authorities. The track and its mystical vibe have been reimagined by Silent Servant, Christian Kroupa (1/2 of Black Dot) and 198319831983, adding fresh EBM, electro and melancholic techno edge to the record.
Intergalactic Gary – Terror Clash Podcast 03
214 – ParallaX 011
Maja Pa – Kri Podcast #11
Die Gestalten – All die Leere Worte [DIEGESTALTEN2323]
Fierce electro and acid tracks by Die Gestalten. They continue their label series with a 3LP box set including a set of slipmats, A2 poster and stickers. The limited box sets contains 12 tracks influenced by the music and attitude of Underground Resistance and Mad Mike Banks.
Ryan Huber – A Rising Mass [Free Download]
Free downloadable minimal electronic / techno music by Ryan Huber from Dartmouth, Massachusetts.
Kwasir – Here Comes The Pain [OT-35]
Kwasir lands on earth with a full break ‘on electro EP, making you sweat till pass over, controlling the chaos on the society and ruling the way to new music flavors. Expect nothing less than heavy interstellar vibes and disrupted frequencies and let the sound drive you to madness. Comes with remixes from Larionov and PTHGN.
Josef Tumari – Sanoat Speedrun EP [FERMA013]
Athenian label FERMA presents the next digital EP which is straight from Tashkent, Uzbekistan, featuring Josef Tumari. Josef is gaining momentum in the underground scene with his distinct and eclectic style rooted in subtle speed, broken rhythms and sanoat (en. industrial) atmosphere.
Fear-E – Lysergic Patterns From The Silver Box Vol. 2 [DAME049]
For its 49th release Dame-Music welcomes back Fear-E, this time for his second solo EP on the label this year, following on from his Lysergic Patterns From The Silver Box EP which came out in March. Once again, the Glasgow based producer delivers 4 banging acid cuts on Vol. 2. Heavy acid bass lines and dynamic drums are the name of the game here.
The Hacker vs Stigma – Versus [SKM004]
The Sekhem Versus project unites two producers with the aim of creating an unprecedented, strong, yet logical synergy. The duo of The Hacker and Stigma open this new series. SKM004 is a 5-track EP filled with vintage warmth, featuring techno/EBM and magnetic electro. This release is crafted for heavy dancefloor use. Classic vibes in our modern era.
Skudge – Tension EP [BSRX016]
Berlin, Funkhaus based electronic record label and music studio Bright Sounds enters their 10th year of business in 2023. And this marks the perfect occasion to team up with another long going techno institution, Skudge. Starting as a record label curated by two Swedish gearheads releasing their own studio jams in the late 00’s, Elias Landberg is now recognized as one of the most steady techno producers of modern times. For Bright Sounds he crafts another batch of his impeccable flawless techno grooves. Stripped down and warm at the same time, it’s another masterclass delivered by the inexhaustible Skudge lab of functional techno.
Atomic moog – Programm [DSRC21]
French production duo and live act Atomic moog debuts on the Delsin Cameron series with their Programm EP, a new chapter of their vibrant modular quest, sub heavy and sparkling at the same time, sparsely arranged subtle techno jams.
Rod20 – MoPo EP [ROD2011X]
After 11 releases in 14 months , MoPo EP brings Rod20 to an end (for now). Conceived during the Covid19 lockdowns, ROD’s hardware-only project brought us 53 analog machine jams recorded in a single take. Pure & raw high energy (minimal) Techno tools for those who prefer mixing instead of posing, and for those who prefer dancing instead of filming. Mo/Po EP presents a proper weird send-off with a bleep.
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