Never-before-heard psychedelic acid techno and ambient compositions from beloved Japanese producer Susumu Yokota. Recovered from a collection of DAT tapes.
Susumu Yokota – Unreleased Works 94′ – 97′ [TM028]
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Artefakt & Maayan Nidam – Collaborations II [DS-06]
Artefakt now team up with Maayan Nidam for a second part in their Collaborations series which is focused on live studio improvisations, capturing a raw energy and exploring new musical connections between the artists.
Trash Theory / D.F.N. – The Rejecteds [TRI004]
For this fourth release, The Rejecteds present their first official EP, a blend of sounds deeply influenced by the Chicago and Detroit scenes, channeling raw emotion and energy through hardware-only productions.
Bryan Zentz – Barada Trax 7 [SG25100]
90’s techno legend Bryan Zentz, also known as Barada, is back on Sonic Groove with a killer mini LP release. Spanning a wide spectrum of classic techno sounds-from deep, dark, brooding acid, jacking techno, into beautiful, self-reflective Detroit techno-this record is a testament to his timeless artistry. If you’re a purveyor of American techno and acid rooted in tradition but modernized to today’s high-quality production standards, then this is a must-have release for your collection.
Gilbert – Dream State [MOS037]
New slab of emotive jacking house from the M>O>S Camp. Bristol producer Gilbert returns for his second EP on the imprint and delivers four excellent dream-away-keep-on-dancing jams of pure house bleeps.
Nu Era – Electric Illusion [OMNI1206]
Impakto 83 – Crisis Del Nuevo Siglo [OTH011]
“Crisis Del Nuevo Siglo” is the first installment of a conceptual EP produced by Impakto 83. Inspired by the rhythmic harshness of new beat and the mechanical of EBM, this work reflects the industrial impact of a fractured era – the crisis of a future past. A distorted criticism to the age of mass production. Here, an endless workday.
Fear-E – Globus Dreams EP [SRTX044]
Fear-E returns to Super Rhythm Trax and pulls out 4 dance floor pummelling heavy hitters.
Berlin techno regular Fear E drops the ‘Globus Dreams’ EP on Super Rhythm Trax, where recollections of dark rooms and late hours cause a true globus sensation. Known for his raw acid workouts on labels like Dixon Avenue Basement Jams and Soma, here Fear E enters a deeper NREM phase, with ‘How Would You Know’ sampling Soft House Company for a metal-acid torrent, ‘Supa Rhythm’ unleashing rotary cannon snares, ‘Blood Sport’ slamming with band-clipped dry kicks, and ‘Terror Corps’ rounding out with tense stab licks worthy of any good supervillain flick.
Dexter – Intruder [DT002]
The Electro boss from Schagen returns with yet another classic in the rebound. After ‘I Don’t Care’ Dexter presents ‘Intruder’ from 2001, remastered for 2025.
Anatolian Weapons & The Spy – DDS10 [DDS10]
With its 10th edition, Dalmata Daniel’s split series brings together two artists who have both left their mark on the label’s compilations, now presenting their first full releases on the imprint. Anatolian Weapons and The Spy approach electronic music from different angles, one rooted in hypnotic techno rituals, the other in raw electro and post-punk energy. Both craft sounds that thrive in the shadows of the dancefloor.
PRZ – Beyond The Void [MTRON044]
Marking his first full EP on Mechatronica, PRZ unveils Beyond the Void – a sharp-edged fusion of driving electro and techno pressure. Across six tracks, he crafts a world of mechanical tension, heavy low-end propulsion, and shadowy atmospheres. The release also features a standout collaboration with Unklevon, pushing the intensity even further into the void.
Jeremy J – Inner Conflict [FM008]
Flight Mode presents the debut release from label co-founder Jeremy J. Titled Inner Conflict, this five-track EP showcases his ability to fuse deep introspection with club-ready energy, offering a sonic exploration of emotion, technology, and rhythm.
R-Zone – The Geometry of Shadows (12 Momentary Lapses)
For those of you that missed the memo the first time, we have compiled a selection of deep cuts from the mysterious R-Zone archives. See it as an introduction or perhaps a retrospective, depending on how long you’ve been around. R-Zone seeks to recapture the spirit of the original raves where faces mattered less than music and marketing and the cult of personality were not yet a thing. A simpler time some might say, but we know better. For when the lights are dim and the smoke and strobe rule supreme you might still transcend your daily grind and slip into the comforting womb of the R-Zone.
Andrew Red Hand – For My Father EP [TP27]
Romanian producer and DJ Andrew Red Hand has carved a unique niche in the world of underground electronic music. His work stands as a tribute to the raw energy of Detroit techno and electro, yet it retains a deeply personal, emotional tone that gives it timeless depth. He returns to Time Passages with the four-track ‘This EP ‘For My Father’ EP, offering his most focused and expansive vision yet. Includes a remix from an icon of the scene, DJ Hell.
Minimum Syndicat – Mutant Signal Phase Two [MUTS02]
Minimum Syndicat presents the second chapter of the limited ”Mutant Signal” serie. A collection of sci-fi electro, cinematic industrial dance and cyberfunk tunes exploring a future that never happened.
Crossover Network – Neural Rave Harmony [RET016]
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.
Mule Driver – Past Hits Back [GRTW019]
Gravitational Waves proudly welcomes Mule Driver for a special 808 Day release – celebrating the iconic Roland drum machine that changed electronic music forever. Now based in the Netherlands, Mule Driver is the head of Confuse Machine Records, known for his raw, hardware-driven sound. The tracks on this release were originally produced between 2016 and 2017, capturing a pure, unfiltered energy from his archives. Revived and re-contextualized, they carry the spirit of the 808 in its most rugged and rebellious form. Mule Driver is thrilled to join the Gravitational Waves family for this powerful sonic tribute. All tracks were recorded around 2016-17. The release closes with an excellent edit by GW head DJ Nephil.
Beverly Hills 808303 – Acid Bunker 1 [ACIDBUNKER1]
New Viewlexx offshoot Acid Bunker kicks off with the pedal to the metal, featuring Beverly Hills 808303 AKA I-F and two edits by Ian Martin.
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Mystery Friend – 80’S Mystery Edits VIII
Mystery Friend is a DJ & Producer from Argentina who lives in the west of Buenos Aires. His search and musical selection delves into the origins of House, Techno, New Beat, Italo Disco & HI-NRG, reviving the nostalgia of the club sound of the 80’s, but maintaining that youthful freshness of the new generation. This is a collection of 13 edits of New Beat, EBM and early Techno.
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