Roman Khropko
Priority Of Sound EP

This one’s carved in the shadows. Too Late For Emulate EP.Luschn and Roman Khropko blend their styles seamlessly, boiling it down into the bouncing, elastic Rozchyn. High Hopes slows things down with a smooth, tech touch.Flip the wax, and Luschn’s Never Defeat Me makes its mark—an anthem for the resilient—followed by Payal’nik’s Obsession, which pulls you in and goes off the rails.Play it loud!

Nastia's NECHTO presents a new six-track release from DJ Dextro, including one collaboration with Portuguese producer Cardao. The project marks Dextro’s first appearance on the label, following years of his tracks being played by Nastia and a shared event in Lisbon in 2023. That connection gradually turned into a conversation about releasing something together. “It was a matter of time until I got to her ear,” Dextro says. “And from there, we talked about NECHTO — and here we are.”The tracks on the EP are shaped by a mix of spontaneous ideas and observations on daily life, society, and broader themes like science and the unknown. Dextro explains that the track titles often reflect his current state of mind or something happening around him —sometimes personal, other times completely random. Each one sits within his established sound: energetic, structured, and focused on rhythm.One of the six tracks features Cardao, with whom Dextro shares what he describes as “a good harmony and easy understanding” in the studio. Known for his groove-led, percussive style, Cardao’s contribution adds another layer to the release while fitting seamlessly into its overall tone.Shaped by both artists’ individual perspectives, this EP stays close to the club — direct, driving techno rooted in shared sensibilities and straightforward execution.

Two long-awaited tracks which hold a special place in the label’s soundsystem, rich with rhythms and encouraging melodies: morning hours synthy Phoenix by the Ukrainian scene godfather Borys and a bassy, Memphis-like, minimalistic techno from Unai Trotti hiding under the new alias Yzer, on the flip side.

Zip (dimbiman) and soul capsules (mark broom & baby ford) on this fantastic deep tech electronic groover

Cedofeita Records, an independent label based in Porto, proudly presents its latest release, CDFT003. This limited edition of 100 hand-numbered vinyl records features four exclusive tracks from both emerging and established artists, showcasing the creative diversity of underground electronic musicians currently living in Northern Portugal.From the weighty low-end pressure and muted vocals of Bruno & Rompante’s “Save Us” to the shimmering, percussive glide of Rowan’s “Nu Age”, the A-side locks into a focused, club-minded pace. On the flip, Miguel Seabra’s “Ancient Jar” leans into tribal rhythms and warm saturation, while Dr. Kobayashi’s “Theo’s Birthday” closes the record in hypnotic form, blending melodic restraint with