Japanese Telecom first outing recorded at the end of the 90's and officially released in 1999.  A sonic exploration of the culture and technologies that influence daily life in one of the most advanced countries on this globe, the land of the rising sun. Japanese Telecom takes inspiration from the exciting culture of the upcoming internet, robots, high speed trains and game culture from a future past and combines this with Detroit's hi-tech machine funk. Remastered and re-issued for the first time since its original release.

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Japanese Telecom - Japanese Telecom EP [CAL016]

For the next release on Sync 24's Cultivated Electronics, dynArec presents his first full EP for the label with 'Murder is The Number'.

French musician, dynArec started making music in 1994 but it wasn't until 2003 that he released his debut EP on Delsin. A string of critically acclaimed releases has followed on other labels including Puzzlebox, Solar One Music, Nature, Return To Disorder, Electrix, Bass Agenda, his own Vaporwave label and more, which has established him as an artist with a unique sound.

dynArec now brings that seminal craftsmanship to Cultivated Electronics over four new tracks from the imposing 'Stop and Stall' via the electronic funk of 'First in Motion' and deeply grooving ' Specialized In Anything', to the twinkling closer, ' Lowest Perceived Legitimacy'.

Out on 02/05/20222, pre-order/buy - https://bit.ly/dynArec

Murder Is The Number

CE041 - dynArec - Murder Is The Number

Format: limited hand-stamped 12"
Cat: ORBITAL 102

Distributed: Under The Radar

Sound Synthesis - Orbital 102 EP

German electro producer Martin Matiske has recently breathed new life into his Blackploid alias. The project’s revival continues to bear fruit with the Strange Stars EP, Matiske’s third Blackploid release of 2021 and second for Central Processing Unit after issuing March’s Cosmic Traveler EP through the Sheffield label.

Blackploid’s two CPU drops have more in common than just stargazing titles. Those who enjoyed Cosmic Traveler will find plenty to like again in these four tracks, with Matiske serving up another quartet of snappy machine-funk joints this time around. However, while there is certainly a throughline between Cosmic Traveler and Strange Stars, this EP also finds Blackploid pushing the envelope at points by taking risks with his synth tones which thrill and enliven the record.

In keeping with the cosmic theme of Blackploid’s recent output, Strange Stars kicks off with ‘Star Patrol’. While this opening cut is full of the same needle-gun basslines and dinky synths that characterised Cosmic Traveler, the drum programming eschews the broken beats favoured by many in the scene for a straight house/techno snap. It makes for a very groovy jam, one with Drexciya, Computer World-era Kraftwerk and a pinch of Space Dimension Controller in its mix.

Indeed, the only track on Strange Stars which skips along on a broken beat is second entry ‘The Signal’. ‘The Signal’ also features some of Blackploid’s most impressive electronics programming to date, announcing itself with a brilliantly unusual synth that sounds like an old video game unit which has just gained sentience. When this alien tone is combined with another precision-engineered bassline the track invokes the grizzly bangers of the L.I.E.S. label, though the keyboard stabs which enter periodically also hint to the funkier electro of, say, Egyptian Lover.

‘The Unseen’, the first B-side of Strange Stars, finds Blackploid bringing together many of the things which made the two previous tunes such standouts. A steady four-on-the-floor and a slightly haunted feel to the synth choices casts back to ‘Star Patrol’, but much like ‘The Signal’ this joint also features some rather weird tones which are a hair’s breadth away from machine malfunction. It’s a feeling which runs through to closing cut ‘Light Corridor’, a number where melodies and anti-melodies zip around an array of gurgling electronic cells.

Martin Matiske’s fine run of Blackploid EPs continues with the intergalactic electro stylings of Strange Stars.

RIYL: Drexciya, Cardopusher, Legowelt, Beau Wanzer, Jensen Interceptor

Strange Stars

Blackploid - Strange Stars

Out now: mechatronica.bandcamp.com/album/small-moves-ep

EP playlist: https://soundcloud.com/mechatronicamusic/sets/out-now-no-moon-small-moves-ep

@nomoontrax follows up on his 2018 Sirens EP, with an intricate blend of tripped-out machinefunk, colorful breaks, obscure slo-chuggers and outsider electro.

Released August 26th 2022.

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No Moon - Vegetarian At The BBQ [MTRON026]

The ninth release on Curtis Electronix catalogue is from the new collaborative project where @kaelan-suboscrec, @zpakazippo and @cem3340cem3340 join forces under the name of Gravity Waves.
The project is a reflection of the bond developed over a bunch of jam sessions down at the Curtis' basement, where they discovered to orbit similar spaces.
As the title may suggest the sound is deeply rooted in the Detroit side of the electro utopia, with that heady and atmospheric approach.
Satellite LP is a seven tracks Album where they combine moments of sub-aquatic and evocative synth works with dancefloor heavyness excursions which level of composition reveals a clear and undoubted mastery of the machines.
All tracks are recorded and mixed in Bari, South of Italy.

Release day 22 oct 2022

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discogs: https://www.discogs.com/release/24168641-Gravity-Waves-Satellite-LP

Gravity Waves - Satellite LP (CRTSX009)

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@soma electro sub-label @avoidantrecords are back with a stacked compilation effort. Featuring both big names as well as the freshest emerging talent, ‘Planet Destroyed’ contains plenty of post-apocalyptic club weaponry.

Planet Destroyed

Ngoni Egan - A Compute B Programme [Avoidant Records]

First Various Artists EP on eudemonia with four electro tracks by Sound Synthesis, Hermeth, Caramel Chameleon and Larionov each exploring the acid side of the universe.

Tracklist:
A1 - Sound Synthesis - Magical Harmonies
A2 - Hermeth - Berlin Sunrise
B1 - Caramel Chameleon - Bordone Acid
B2 - Larionov - Solar Wind

Release date:
31.03.2023

Preorder: 
https://kompakt.fm/releases/acid_explorations

https://soundcloud.com/sound-synthesis-official
https://soundcloud.com/hermeth
https://soundcloud.com/caramel_chameleon
https://soundcloud.com/larionov

Magical Harmonies

Various Artists - Acid Explorations EP

My Tongue

Art Mechanical
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COG003 B1.From Below

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Cignol - Syzygy LP

LDRX3

A1 2 Chord Ponie
A2 TRumcen
B1 Public Expenditure
B2 Teatoaster

LDRX8

A1 Presence
A2 Program Shift
B1 Semiprimes
B2 Warm Galaxies
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The long awaited repress of Cignol's LDRX3 and LDRX8 EPs has arrived in the form of a 2x12" Vinyl package entitled 'Syzygy'.

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Available to buy direct from => lunardisko.com/album/cignol-syzygy-lp
Record strores looking to stock the 2x12" please contact via email: lunardiskodublin@gmail.com
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Artwork: Andy Doyle

[LDRX3] B1 - Public Expenditure

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.

Blackploid - Strange Stars

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