Adam Curtain
Sculptures & Snakes EP

The collective mind of SIKU conjures its seventh creation. Limited copies.

DFR presents its fourth release, introducing London-based artist Thomas Wall aka ShadowScience.This four-track release is a blend of futuristic breaks intertwined with deep atmospheres and mental soundscapes. Haunting textures meet precise, relentless rhythms. With powerful basslines and detailed production, this EP is crafted for the late-night hours and those who revel in dark, immersive spaces.A standout debut for a promising artist.

T.S.O., the duo formed by Melgar and Sukoshi, return with their third release on PEIM RECORDS. 003 consists of five tracks specially designed for the dance floor.On the A-side, three cuts crafted for late-night club hours or early-morning sessions.Action, featuring T.S.O.’s unmistakable sound: mental notes combined with a bouncing bassline, unstoppable groove, and an unmatched cheeky attitude. Camelante is here to stay. A serious sound that drifts between dub techno, tech house, and minimal, pulling you deep into the dance floor. Fitz Kola, a tribute to one of the artists who have influenced Melgar and Sukoshi in this creation. A highly emotional sound, new to Peim Records. Moving through trance, ’90s techno, and even progressive. Energy and positivity captured in a very special track.On the B-side, two tracks perfect for the early hours of the club:Weekend, ideal for building your warm-up set. Overflowing with elegance through its bassline, chords, and pads. Transparent, that perfect loop with an outstanding progression. An immersive, enveloping, and serious sound that will keep you dancing nonstop.

Parlour Records unveils its debut release, produced by Tvowi — a versatile producer shaping his sound around house and techno, laced with synth - driven, electro force.Nocturnal Rites is a 4 - tracker journey through the shadowy hours, filled with pulsing synths, electro rhythms, and breakbeat textures, it blends dark, cinematic atmospheres with dancefloor energy. Each track has its own mood, raw, and charged with mystery.

Meet The Mechanic: Tom Ries, formerly one of Offenbach’s groove technicians, now based in Berlin, delivers three stripped house tunes designed for full dancefloor function. Known for his role in the Pager Records orbit and his dry, deadpan charm (in both music and manners), each piece here hums with twitchy funk, stripped-down functionality, and just enough mischief under the hood. We first hit him up as fans. A year later, The Mechanic is ready to roll. Built by hand, tested in clubs, and delivered with a grin.