Autonomy
Autonomy EP

Shoyu 003 is finally landed with 4 dance floor track through on Pauli’s interpretation.

All killer, no filler type biz as Naarm hardware donny Furious Frank makes his Oyster Cult return.Strictly dancefloor wreckers from beginning to end. Girder-strength rhythm and driving, direct torque on the menu as Frank opts in favour of club-ready ordnance. Those with a taste for the rough n’ ready have never been in safer hands.He’s bringing the heft like it's going out of style while keeping true to sci-fi and hallucinatory tendencies. Future-proofed forays into acid and trance backed with some of the toughest breakneck groove you’re likely to hear this summer. Darting synths, flourishes of 303; all the good stuff.Dealing damage from the controls of his drum machine, urgent basslines and lacerating percussion are primed for maximum impact. Quintessentially Furious."

In 1994 the Vienna-based project iO from Patrick Pulsinger, ErdemTunakan, Umberto Gollini and Gerhard Potuznik released a series of12 inches called Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release on theirlegendary Cheap Records imprint.While most of the tracks where minimalistic Detroit-influencedTechno, one particular piece stuck out. Claire!Not only for its mid tempo around 110 bpm, but mostly for the mix ofjazz chords, a funky sample-based groove and a bone dry 909.Here was a tune bridging the gaps between Techno, Trip Hop and House Music.Shortly after the release of the full album containing all previous 12 inches, Claire was licensed to Mo’Wax Records in London.With an even broader audience it was received in a whole differentcontext and became an instant favorite amongst DJs from differentgenres around the globe and a stone cold classic which is still lovedtoday.

Courtesy Of Balance is the tasteful house label run by Brawther and it was back in 2019 in Lviv during an underground warehouse party that he first made contact with Laconica label founders Ocean and Sasha Pervukhin. They all hit it off and so were invited to showcase the deeper side of the house sounds of Western Ukraine, and the results make up this new EP with the artists taking one side each. Ocean T's opener is a psychedelic, trance-infused cosmic trip while 'What If' rides on crisp beats with some lush dubbed-out synths. On the flip, Pervukhin's 'I Hate This DJ' is balmy, heady deep house from up amongst the stars and 'TR 18 Blues' is a nice kinetic, lithe minimal house cut.

Tom Carruthers is back with his debut drop on Syncrophone Prod, bringing straight fire with raw vibes and slick beats. “No Frequency" hits hard with four bangers that blend old-school flavors with a fresh twist. A must-grab for vinyl head