Eddie Richards
Time Travel 2

VIL comes back after a little break with a new repress from 2000's label ZERO8 and A.Vadala' record made in 2006 on side A with Fuck This Sound and Electric Job . Side B is with 2 unreleased tracks Seven Elements and Music for my eyes always made in the same period but never released and absolutely actual and bangers! Very limited copies!!!!

Audio Werner, a key figure in Germany's electronic music scene known for many refined productions on labels like Perlon, Sushitech and Hartchef Discos, returns with his long-awaited album 'Soul' on Raresh's Metereze label. This double-vinyl release features his finest selections from 2015 to 2020—meticulously refined jam sessions from his Berlin studio, carefully selected by both Werner and Raresh.Adding a personal touch, the album's cover art is a handcrafted illustration by artist and longtime friend of Werner, Melanie Kasper. Her detailed artwork perfectly enhances the album's dedication to detail and refinement.

Enzo Leep’s latest EP, Concrete Jungle, is an evocative exploration of sound, memory, and raw emotion. Centred around its hypnotic title track, this release melds the gritty energy of house and electro with shimmering echoes of new wave, channelling the unmistakable spirit of pre-ruta Valencia while pushing firmly into uncharted sonic territory. The project is as much a celebration of the pioneers of the past—like the legendary Fran Lenaers—as it is a deeply personal reflection on the evolution of electronic music.

Extended summer sunshine is poured into all 12”s of Escape Artist’s label debut. ‘Far Away Places’ by Escape Artist is a farewell to festival season in Europe and a warm hello to another dusty summer of parties in the Southern hemisphere. 4 serious trax tracks honed to lift dancefloors and spirits alike.

Love Exposure Records showing up with Chinichi’s baddest House Music.

If ever a producer could be hailed as the true heir to New York's storied house music throne, it's undoubtedly Mike Terra—and his new, seriously weighty Rhythm of Love EP on Nat Wendell's Depths imprint is a testament to that in strides.The EP begins with the peak-time infectiousness of A1 "7th & C," setting the commanding tone for what's to come. The fittingly Big Apple-titled A2 "27th Street (Dub Mix)" follows, a rollicking shuffler whose fat kicks, stabbing synths, and snapping cymbals recall Johnick's steamier cuts. New York in the 90’s is indeed the frame of reference for this EP, and the B-side finds Terra doing what he does best: creating bumping, stomping, and uplifting must-have workouts for the floor. Whether you prefer the swarthy slapping, Todd Terry-esque groove of title track B1 "Rhythm of Love" or the conga-driven, deep-padded chunk of late-night house that isB2 "City Got You Trippin'," a late-night jam crafted for those still standing, both tracks are bound to find their places in the record bags of DJs—and heads—worldwide.