Borys/Yzer
Ease Your Mind/Los Demeteros EP

The loop doesn’t start — it finds you.Flickering synths and loose percussion, like a machine slipping off tempo. Basslines that don’t drop — they whisper, glitch, and argue.Sounds that feel wrong, but land just right.Try catching them through the flood of alerts — sirens, pings, warnings.150 notifications only — still, it cuts through.

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.

Parisian producer Bassam lands on somewhere… with a deep, hypnotic EP rooted in mental grooves. Three originals designed for intimate dancefloors, topped off with a remix from Voigtmann. No need to say more!

Leeds Bleep-techno royalty Ability II aka David Duncan has been on the Wrecks radar for a few years now, the unison dating back to Luca Lozano's remix of his evergreen anthem 'Pressure' in 2017. Since the remix the communication has stayed open and talks of a collaboration started, linking generations old and new. That collaboration, recorded over a couple of years and a couple of studios, results in WRECKS057 'My Definition of Bass'. Four tracks split into two sides, the WRECKS side is taken care of by Lozano and long time collaborator and friend DJ Steve. The two producers live jammed sketches, recorded the sessions and then incorporated original vocals by Ability II, churning out acid wiggles and jacking drum tracks. Ability then took these versions and then dubbed them out in his crossover style for the I9M side, resulting in two steppers made for the strictly for the bassbins. Echoing vocal layers and new instrumentation takes them out of the usual 'wrecks wrealm' and into new, dubbier territories.

Formed in 1992 by vocalist Mark Diston and DJ Curtis Lewis in Cheltenham, Bass Cadets made waves with their bold electronic sound and DIY spirit. This 4-track EP captures their boundary-pushing, genre-blurring style. Nearly 30 years later, it finally lands on vinyl via Relic. Timeless, raw, and long overdue.