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Walking in the Spot (Kleptoman Bootleg)

Steeplejack V/A II - STPLJCK004

I
GLM - Stryker Hydraulic Tension feat Sam Cooper
Reptant - Get Me Out Of Here

II
Nerve - White Tie Smalltime Counterfeiters
Nullstaat - Worse Than Nothing

Artwork by Cosmo Feltham & Will Rosenfeldt
Mastering by Corey Kikos
Distributed by Diamonds and Pearls

Steeplejack V/A II Sampler

Time Horizon’s second episode enlists another team of dancefloor snipers delivering 5 brain-dancing tunes crafted appositively for late night use. 


tracklist:
A1. Andrea - MT
A2. Anybody Anytime - Uncomfortable (live mix)
A3. The Sympathizer - Bad Dope
B1. Farron - Cosmic Lies
B2. Kreggo - La Mia Giungla


ltd 250 hand-numbered units (12” + insert)
mastered by Marco Pellegrino at Analogcut Mastering Studio, Berlin

Time Horizon II | XTIME002

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Oscillate Tracks 002 is the second compilation from the Oscillate crew who have been running the successful event series at ://about blank for just over 4 years. After the sell-out launch of their first record, their second compilation EP is highly anticipated. This time with Melbourne based producer Hymns, known for his beautifully restrained, spacious electro, Superhexagon regular J. Wiltshire, crossing over into his own glistening take on modern dubstep, Schloss Records founder Karima F whose percussion and berserk melodies know no bounds and Perth-based artist Peter McAvan, upheaving all expectations with his surprising rhythms and syncopation. Diverse, yet of the same palette, this record paints a dreamy yet powerful picture.

Check J. Wiltshire
https://www.facebook.com/jwiltshireuk/
https://soundcloud.com/jacobwiltshire
https://www.discogs.com/artist/3396297-J-Wiltshire

Check Oscillate
https://www.facebook.com/oscillatemusic/
https://soundcloud.com/oscillate
https://www.discogs.com/label/1556308-Oscillate-Tracks

J. Wiltshire - Wave Tablet [Oscillate Tracks]

Who is Bit Folder? There have been whispers about the identity of Central Processing Unit's latest signing, and many theories have been presented as to who's behind the project. Some say it's a young upstart fresh on the scene, others insist that this is the work of an old head. Either way, initial investigations have proven inconclusive, and the Bit Folder project remains shrouded in mystery.

There may be a way to untangle the Bit Folder riddle through listening to the artist's new EP Silicon Frontier. There is classic early Warp in here, a dash of Rephlex too. More contemporary styles also come to mind - FireScope, the label helmed by B12's Steven Rutter, and Analogical Force are two of the imprints recalled, and Bit Folder also shares some space with fellow CPU artists Datassette, Noumen and the aforementioned B12.

What's for sure is that Silicon Frontier is a futuro-rave adventure that conjures up the brave new world hinted at by its title. Like the classic 90s techno/IDM that it channels, this record gleams with the sounds of the android future. Keyboards glisten and shimmer, their tones at once stargazing and hallucinogenic; hi-hats open and close like steam valves; synth lines move in and out of each other to create all these lovely little cells of melody. Some tracks even play with tempo itself, beats glitching or slowing down completely as if you've just dropped a dose of (electro-)soma, but Bit Folder always manages to snap them back into place just as they seem to be breaking apart. For an artist's debut release it is very deft production - but then again, could it be that we've heard from Bit Folder before?

Silicon Frontier kicks off with 'Youka', a 150-bpm IDM-techno number that squiggles and squirms like AFX in Analord mode. The title-track follows, its beautiful opening zooming out into a unique melange of wobbling bass and final-frontier keyboards. 'The Tritan Cord' pushes us further out into deep space - there's something very Drexciyan about this track, though rather than pure revivalism 'The Tritan Cord' in fact displays the kind of dense worldbuilding we see in the work of Gerald Donald and James Stinson, its dinky synth lines and whirring drums sliding and out of one another to create a cinematic dancefloor trip. Silicon Frontier closes out with 'Legs Akimbo', a speedy number that injects those same chirruping drums/synths with the playful energy of DMX Krew and Squarepusher.

Even while it channels the sounds of some of electro's most important sites - Detroit, London, CPU's native Sheffield - Bit Folder's debut EP Silicon Frontier still manages to sound fresh and new. Now, if only there was some way to discern the man behind the mask…

RIYL: B12, DMX Krew, Datassette, D'Arcangelo, James Shinra

Silicon Frontier

Bit Folder - Silicon Frontier

Here is my remix for Parand - Mr. Spacley, from her album Meet Orbitty Jetson. Out now on Diffuse Reality, including remixes by Grey Pantone, Psynote and myself.

Get the album here: https://diffusereality.bandcamp.com/album/parand-with-remixes-from-vertical67-grey-pantone-psynote

Parand on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/paranddd
Diffuse Reality on SoundCloud:https://soundcloud.com/diffusereality

Format: CD / digital
Catalogue: DRSS 40028
Artwork: Agustina Kreutzer

http://www.diffusereality.net/

Meet Orbitty Jetson

Parand - Mr. Spacley (Vertical67 Remix)

Show #193
Breaking Waves 8-20-20
1. Hotraxx - Temple
2. Dave P - Time Machine
3. Scape One - Make Your Body Jerk (Don`t Stop)
4. Carlos Sicrok- Toxic
5. The Tourist - Measured Space (Chris Jacksons Measure Once Cut Twice Rework)
6. Philippe Cohen Solal - Afro Bolero feat. Angelique Kidjo, Mo Laudi (Poté Remix)
7. Deemphasis - My Territory
8. False Persona & Tom Jarmey - Swarm
9. Rob Belleville - Monkeysphere
10.Mariana - Phantom
11.DJ BN and Heterochromia - Break The Cage!
12.Go Nuclear - Bass Frontier
13.Selfhood - Ample Divide
14.Lloyd Stellar - Statues Are Tumbling Down

Breaking Waves 8-20-20

Operating out of Melbourne, Australia, dj osprey (aka Olivér) has found his passion for music within the city’s ever-expanding music scene.
He co-organises a collective named ‘Synesthetic’ and has found a passion in running events that incorporate a balance between audio and visual stimuli. 
He has played alongside the likes of Simo Cell, DJ Gigola and Reptant.  
Dj osprey keeps things strictly electro and aims to look beyond the current trends of the genre to find a sound that is equally as immersive as it is interesting. 
"The state-wide lockdown currently occurring in his part of the world has given him the motivation to dive into the production world, where he hopes to begin releasing some of his music to the public."  

Synesthetic: https://www.facebook.com/synestheticmusicandart dj osprey: https://www.facebook.com/olivernesia
https://soundcloud.com/djospreyinbound 

Late Night Approach - Primo
Senate - Forza Rays
Steffi - Ankertje
Animistic Beliefs - Molucca Quake (The Exaltics Remix)
Dj Stingray - Cryptic
Datacrashrobot - Synchronous Serial Communication
Gosub - Love from planet X
The Advent - Electra Fix
Aux 88 - Interstellar Funk
Versalife - Neogenesis
Syrte - Trinity Star System
Cestrian - The Weir
Luke Eargoggle & Kan3da - Night Smoker
Post Human - 435952
Sepehr - Cybernetic
Cyan85 - Data Lag
Sansibar - Absence of Being

CyberDomain - dj osprey

Full album → https://bit.ly/3jIgF94
Artist: DJ Astrobee 
Title: From The Distant Future
Remixes: Arsonist Recorder, Datacrashrobot & ADJ
Format: CD
Catalogue: DRSS 121
Artwork: Agustina Kreutzer

Tracklist:

1. Intro (Pluto Crying)
2. HV 2112 Mystics
3. Bizarre Paradoxes
4. Pluto Dwellers
5. Aqualand
6. The Wrong Expectations
7. Forgotten Dimensions
8. Wake Up
9. Bizarre Paradoxes (Arsonist Recorder remix) 
10.The Wrong Expectations (Datacrashrobot remix)  
11. The Wrong Expectations (ADJ remix) 

www.diffusereality.net

DJ Astrobee with remixes from Arsonist Recorder, Datacrashrobot & ADJ

Central Processing Unit, commonly referred to as CPU Records, is an independent British record label, founded in Sheffield in 2012, specialising in electronic music.

Distributed by Kudos Records London UK.

We are not currently seeking unsolicited demos. Due to the volume of digital submissions, it is impossible to listen and respond to each one.

Bit Folder - Silicon Frontier

CPU RECORDS