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Directly from Saudi Arabia, Noboot delivers a 4 tracker ep as his first solo 12” ever released. The Ep opens with “404,” a nocturnal ambiance takes center stage. The synthesizer…

Undersound is back with their fifth Various Artists EP. Featuring acid dance floor heaters from Albert Es, Syntelman and the trio in the Wedding Acid Group. And an emotional outro from the returning J.Mono.

Enigmatic techno-wave excursion in eternal night.The sound of Superluminal records and events Curator Matthias brought to you by Undersound Recordings.

Prepare to delve deeper into the sonic universe of the «Force Bleu» with the second installment of this EP series on Prince's Castle Records. 
Building upon the foundation laid by its predecessor, this EP continues to explore the realms of serious groove, delivering electrifying rhythms and captivating basslines that will keep you entranced from start to finish. Get ready to elevate your musical experience as we embark on the next phase of this exhilarating journey.

A hiatus is nothing but the reconsideration of fundamental values and interests. Simple Times is back with “A Thin Line Between Dreams & Nightmares” EP, an emotional deep dive into the world of Progressive Trance, House & Electro. Aiming to follow the principles of stereo and raw, uncompressed music, this EP offers a fresh take on vintage music and the early culture of raves, dancing, and dance music.

naive's 20th release epitomizes what the Lisbon-based label, run by Violet, has become cherished for: imaginative yet timeless, soothing yet moody, melodic yet sonic music. Entitled 'Computer Hermetics', this new record is an EP by UrbnMowgli, a fairly new Berlin-based artist who began releasing music in 2020. The opening track, 'Fast Love Life', is a 145 bpm electro-bred, breakbeat-driven emotive dancefloor banger. It features menacing stabs juxtaposed with beautiful pads and acid-drenched arpeggio motifs that lend it a oneiric quality. 'Oracle Algorithm' picks up the 303 spirit and delves into trippier territories, densening the dreamlike, expansive atmosphere while infusing the record with electro-driven grit. Closing side A is 'Warschauer Rush-Hour', a futuristik, high-tempo twisted electro banger that's both tough and playful. 'Immaterial Desires' inaugurates side B--an ode to adventurous drum programming and intricate sound design in the form of a percussion-punctuated curveball belter. 'Digital Dawn' brings it all back home to the heart and closes the record with its deepest, most immersive moment, giving us big bass lines that alchemically converse with angelic bleepy melodies as if soundtracking a soulful sci fi movie that doesn't exist yet.