A1. A Gentleman From London Was Very Upset

buy here: https://whoispaula.bandcamp.com/album/acid-illusion

@not-even-noticed - Acid Illusion

A Side (45 RPM)
A1 - Acid Illusion
A2 - Rodinia

B Side (45 RPM)
B1 - Xenograft 
B2- Cloudless
B3 - Cyber Rhythm

Who Is Paula WIP006

Format 12” (incl. Free DL Code)
Digital Formats (Bandcamp only)

Written & Produced: Carsten Fluck & Lucas Lejeune
Artwork: Chris Morgan
Mastering: Johanz Westerman
Pressing: Deepgrooves Pressing Plant

Paula looked into the mirror, when logic and proportion have fallen apart, white fog lifting and falling, glimpsed thru mullioned glass, crawling around her face like a thousand micrograms of bleeps, far above the moon.
Is it real or an illusion?

There will be a release party at Crack Ballmer Berlin May 4rd. 2024 ✌🏽

Acid Illusion

WIP006 - not even noticed - Acid Illusion - Snippets

Label: Nonlinear Rhythms 

Distribution: Clone
Mastering: blackparticle
Artwork Design: Jon Chmielewski

[NR01] - Sound Synthesis - Echoes Beyond the Void LP

EKATA debuts on Data Point and joins the Censor crew with the slick 4 track Videodrome EP. 

A stark-cold light flickers on the VDU of the internal server rack that once provided navigation for the Censor crew as they traverse their known systems and orbit the 3rd Moon: Data Point. 

A system that once forged paths and created wormholes across multiple dimensions, but is now locked on a new channel with EKATA engaging override and now in full control of the whole vessel on this mission. 

EKATA asserts control on the title track Videorome with fast-paced drums and synthesiser energy straight to the control deck. Machine Malfunctionen resets the controls with a darker more tripped out pace with icy leads and tight electro zaps altering the course of the ep by talking straight to the motherboard. Utopia allows EKATA to push the driving force on this ep with a 4/4 drop and pulsing cold lead sounds. Spectro_700 resets the coordinates and allows the crew safe voyage with a crescendo of synth-lines and fast paced drum-edits.

EKATA MACHINE MALFUNCTIONEN

TL Premiere #1563 (2024.03.22) : Karsten Pflum - BALM [Central Processing Unit]

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For this 93rd Premiere of 2024, we have a track by Danish DJ/Producer "Karsten Pflum" (@karsten-von-pflum) titled ‘BALM’ from his forthcoming EP "Liars" on the independent British record label, founded in Sheffield in 2012, specialising in electronic music : Central Processing Unit (@cpurecords).

The EP will be available on April 5, 2024 in Limited Edition 12" Vinyl + Digital.

▶︎ Pre-order : https://centralprocessingunit.bandcamp.com/album/liars

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Release Info :

Karsten Pflum - Liars [Central Processing Unit]

Preview here: soundcloud.com/cpurecords/karsten-pflum-liars

In a convergence of two of the most celebrated names in contemporary electronic music, Karsten Pflum steps out on Central Processing Unit with the Liars EP. As anyone who has followed either Pflum’s work for labels such as Worm Interface/Furthur Electronix or the Sheffield imprint’s recent run of top-quality electro joints will have expected, this coming together proves to be a match made in heaven.

What we have here is a tour de force of modern machine music. With Liars, Pflum achieves that rare feat of making something that is at once boundary-pushing yet also thrillingly immediate, his attention to detail shining through with each well-placed snare hit or leftfield structural choice. Equally apt for home listening or dancefloor deployment, Liars is a delight for heads and hedonists alike.

Constantly evolving while also cleaving to a relentless groove throughout, opener ‘WAN1’ is a brilliant scene-setter for Liars. The track slinks between sections of seething post-Drexciyan acid and eerie vignettes which balance out haunted house synth licks with the sort of punishing bass blasts that recall early grime classics like Youngstar’s ‘Pulse X’. A sly shift of key halfway through the track only serves to redouble ‘WAN1’s restless brilliance. 

After ‘WAN1’, ‘LOLA’ represents something of a gear-switch. The track’s wiggly opening bassline is a red herring - make no mistake that we’re fully into braindance territory on this one, the drums skittering across the mix as Pflum fills the track out with jungle-adjacent delays and softly insistent synth pads. As ‘LOLA’ goes on, blurts of synth and some stiffening in the drum work pushes the track into pure rhythm workout territory.

First B-side ‘MOUSFOLK’ somewhat splits the difference between Liars’ A-sides. This track has ‘WAN1’s unyielding stomp and prominent acid bass line, but the helter-skelter drum breaks and wandering keyboard lines are very much pulling from ‘LOLA’s zanier energy. As with the other joints here, ‘MOUSFOLK’ is elevated by Pflum’s composerly touch, the Dane frequently throwing in new sonic tidbits - a skippy snare tattoo, a single-note synth loop which sounds like a hovering spaceship - that reinvigorate the mix. 

Pflum’s musicality is at the fore once more on closer ‘BALM’. For the first section of ‘BALM’, a rich and sombre keyboard fugue, you’d be hard pressed to say whether you’re listening to a producer of club music or a contemporary classical maestro. The way Pflum builds this central motif up with deft broken-beat drum programming, a wheezing synth countermelody and distant vocal sighs is equally delightful, the whole track coming off like a kindred spirit of the electronica-infused experiments on Radiohead’s 2000 masterwork Kid A. 

A brilliantly unorthodox collection of electro-braindance hybrids, Liars is a barnstorming Central Processing Unit debut from the seasoned Karsten Pflum. 

RIYL: AFX, Silicon Scally, DMX Krew, Matmos

Tracklist :
1. WAN1
2. LOLA
3. MOUSFOLK
4. BALM

releases April 5, 2024

All tracks written and produced by Jacob Helverskov Madsen.
Mastered at Computer Club Sheffield
Design by Human / www.humanstudio.com

Liars

BALM

TL PREMIERE : Karsten Pflum - BALM [Central Processing Unit]

Tracklistings Mixtape #664 (2024.04.03) : Tygre

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Andreas started djing in 1995, creating mix tapes and playing drum and bass in Philadelphia's underground rave scene from 1997 to 2000 under the moniker "Tygre." Inspired by the darker sounds of electro, techno and drum and bass Tygre returns from a long hiatus to share his love for the music and art of mixing. Andreas lives in San Francisco and studies computer science.

Photography by Satoko Shimizu

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TYGRE - TRACKLISTINGS MIX
135 BPM // Recorded 3.31.24

Tracklist :
01. Neblina - Manao - No Static / Automatic
02. Digital Card (Exzakt & BFX Remix) - Zeta Reticula - Monotone
03. Civil War - Human Rebellion - self / Bandcamp
04. Exit Now - Ara-u - Co-Accused
05. Across the Desert Sands - Sinitsin - LDI Records
06. Freaks Frequency - Transparent Sound - self / Bandcamp
07. Life Style - Micro Controlled Corp. - Drivecom
08. Guttural - Carl Finlow - 20/20 Vision
09. HD5YA - W1b0 - Hillltown Disco
10. Da Root - Vema Diodes / The Bandit - Util Records
11. Surface tension - Shcuro - Klakson
12. Degenerate - Kim Cosmik - Borg Recordings
13. Wired Activity (High Fidelity Remix) - Somnolent Works - Ovelha Trax
14. Do You Dream? - Cyborg Rhetoric - CHP Recordings
15. Chandal Propaganda - Fabio Vinuesa - Gente Seria Viste Chandal
16. Basic Channeling (The Exaltics Remix) - The Advent & Zein Ferreira - Cultivated Electronics
17. Gold Digger - Dez Williams - Bass Agenda Recordings

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Follow Tygre :
Instagram : www.instagram.com/dj.tygre
Facebook : www.facebook.com/dj.tygre
SoundCloud : https://soundcloud.com/djtygre

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Tracklistings Mixtape #664 (2024.04.03) : Tygre

"128 years had passed since Earth's finest had left their scorched planet to colonise the worlds of Arcturus. Who could have thought that none of them would prove habitable! Now their home planet's most gaping wounds had healed, and returning to Earth was by far their best option. One almost had to admire the resilience of the planet's half a billion survivors, Olan thought, as the blue globe came into view through the spaceship's window. Takeover would be swift regardless."

One of the most prolific electro artists of his generation, Boris Bunnik aka Versalife (@conforce), returns to TRUST with an exceptional soundtrack for the cataclysmic times we live in. 

As neofeudalist power structures solidify around us, Versalife's tracks remain in constant flux. Subtle tonal shifts and undulating synth currents create tension and beauty while crisp machine beats provide the clockwork rhythm for humanity's march into the singularity.

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expected late may, 2024
distributed by @clone-distribution
https://clonedistribution.com/release/75823
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mastered by thomas p. heckmann at http://schnittstelle.ws
artwork by dextro_org
microstory inspired by kenzaburō ōe

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[TRUST46] VERSALIFE :: technofeudalism [out may/june 2024]

New World Vol. 2 is the sequel to Tiger Weeds' first VA compilation.

The core concept of the "New World" series remains intact, encompassing a variety of styles and aesthetics with Electro consistently serving as the cornerstone.

This compilation features both established and emerging artists who bring their unique perspectives to the continually evolving Electro landscape.

This is the next phase that pushes the boundaries of the genre even further.

1. Francois Dillinger x Lloyd Stellar - Design Dreams
2. Sinitsin - Biometric
3. Waste - Base δ
4. Monodroids - Epanekinisi
5. EKATA - Level
6. Kafkactrl - Reflexive Closure
7. CT Kidobo - Shock
8. Ole Mic Odd - Laughing Gas
9. ELEKTROTECHNIK & Grid User - Cybernetic Minds
10. Morken - Fading
11. MANASYt - Jugular (Live)
12. DVS NME - Excess Profits

Mastered by: Rude66 
Catalogue number: TWDIG02
Buy it here: https://tigerweeds.bandcamp.com/album/va-new-world-vol-2

All rights reserved
Tiger Weeds 2024

New World Vol.2

BUY IT HERE

VA - New World Vol.2 (TWDIG02) Snippets

Sneakman (from "Jet Set Radio Future")

Sneakman (from "Jet Set Radio Future") [feat. RoboRob]

AFT011
I Don't Want This Sort Of Thing In My House. (Asking For Trouble) 

Radioactive Man & Ben Pest deliver their 2nd EP on Asking For Trouble. 
4 Trax of ravey acid vibes for the dirty dancefloor. 
Both have been doing their own live sets across the planet, the trax reflect this in the way they were built. 
Contrary to the EP title, you do actually want this in your house. 

Release date 31/05/24  on 12" and download.

Radioactive Man & Ben Pest - I Don't Want This Sort Of Thing In My House (Preview)

https://another-perspective.bandcamp.com/

Kafkactrl​-​Collider Complex EP (AP006)

Rigas is the co-owner of @Tiger_Weeds, an Athens-based record label devoted to Electro. With two decades of experience as a DJ, he quietly strives to create memorable experiences, blending broken beats & genuine energy to keep dancefloors alive & vibrant. His exclusive mix for @DarkScienceElectro features both released/unreleased music from his own label as well as a great collection of other tracks.  

PTHGN - Merc N Robbed 
Zobol - Unreleased
Credit 00 - The Mental Voice 
Noamm - Tele-Vision
/DL/MS/ - _이 기쁨 
Hypho & Felixclupah - Unilateral Possesion 
Djedjotronic - Not Real 
Raw Takes - Resist 
Alden Tyrell - Lockstate 
Larionov - Interstellar
Ole Mic Odd & Alonzo - Body Rocking 
Gamma Intel - Papenthin 
Nite Fleit - Little Robot 
T/error - Church Of Algorithm [Dressel remix] 
Teslasonic - Unreleased 

Additional Resources:
https://tigerweeds.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/tigerweeds_ath/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088369642321

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