sounds form the earth & the sun 

see Goddezz go b2b live at our first ever party on the 24th of Sept:

tickets: ra.co/events/1459112?fbclid=IwAR1wyWnxdzk31NkoINdMRdHCl_TU_taH8RIiLWCBf19HFDdFVKU9SiDPD10

event: facebook.com/events/455714722075519

goddezz.bandcamp.com 
instagram.com/goddezztemple 
soundcloud.com/goddezztemple 

soundcloud.com/portara0000 
instagram.com/portara0000 
tracklist:

Olsvangèr - Ghustown [Tofistock]  
Frazer Ray - Don’t You Know [Warehouse Rave]  
Oi to the OI - Gallegos  
Watt Noize - It’s My Life (Max D Edit)  
AK-ONE - Bushcraft [Common Ancestors]   
Laars - Floatation Agent [unreleased]  
Solid Sleep - Tears  
TDJ - Lalala (Want Somebody) (X-Coast Remix)   
DNAonDNA - AnotherEpicDubstepMoment   
Local Group - Rhythmic Trip [1Ø PILLS MATE]  
Shonen Bat - Automata (Reconnaissance Mix)   
M-TRAXX - Wake Up Little Child   
Xme - Automatic Overdrive  
SEO JOHN - Dive [Omformer’s Deep Dive Mix]

GODDEZZ 008 portara0000.

Artist: Fleck E.S.C.
Title: 486.134 (Incl. Syrte Remix)
Label: Science Cult
Cat No: SCAS5
Format: 12” Vinyl, Blue Colour

Tracklist: 
A1. Hot Bath
A2. Further Away
A3. Inflammatory
B1. Inflammatory (Syrte Fever Dream)
B2. Lost Privileges

For the sixth iteration of the eight-part Astra Spectra series, Science Cult presents French Electro producer Fleck E.S.C with 5 IDM influenced electro bangers, including a remix by label co-founder Syrte.

Pressed on a limited run of blue vinyl, the colour and name of the EP correspond to Hydrogen on the Fraunhofer Absorption Spectrum of our sun.

Stefan Weise aka Syrte envisioned the “Astra Spectra” series as a celebration of mankind’s vision for space exploration, past and future, while also expressing a love for space science, science fiction and the spirit of discovery. Each release in the series is representative of a color frequency in our sun’s absorption spectrum and the element which is represented by that, hence the name, which means “Solar Spectrum”.

Fleck E.S.C. - 486.134 (Incl. Syrte Remix) (SCAS5)

Deka is the name under which we celebrate the tenth album released in the last six years. This time in vinyl format and with a compilation of the styles that unite us most: IDM, electro and rhythms taken directly from the dancefloor.

Seven unique tracks from some of our most special artists. Sölna, Atico Corp, Sound Synthesis, Not On Earth and Frank Jhonson join our family with rhythms ranging from the smoothest electro to the most "macarras" beats. And once again, Promising Youngster and Jailed Jamie (aka Skygaze) are with us with their signature IDM.

Deka es el nombre con el que celebramos el décimo álbum publicado en los últimos seis años. Esta vez en formato vinilo y con un recopilatorio de los estilos que más nos unen: IDM, electro y ritmos sacados directamente de la pista de baile.

Siete canciones únicas de varios de nuestros referentes más especiales. Sölna, Atico Corp, Sound Synthesis, Not On Earth y Frank Jhonson se unen a nuestra familia con ritmos que van desde el electro más suave hasta los ritmos más macarras. Una vez más están con nosotros Promising Youngster y Jailed Jamie (aka Skygaze) con su IDM característico.

DEKA

We're kicking off 2022 with this stunning mix from Alex Cicchini aka Don Chich. Originally from Boorloo/Perth, Alex now resides in Naarm/Melbourne - and how lucky we are to have Alex in our neck of the woods! 

Alex is a lover of 90s/00s electronic music, inspired by the sounds of Global Underground, Northern Exposure, Renaissance, Balance and other mix CDs. This vinyl mix is deep, dark and immersive - Sasha & Digweed eat your heart out!! Thank you Alex for this gorg mix <3

Rotations Round 21: Don Chich

It started, as it so often does, with two old friends hanging out. 

John Shima and C P Smith were joking around one evening in their home city of Sheffield. At some point, Smith challenged Shima that, if the latter could produce a record using nothing more than a small modular synth setup, then Smith would release it on his Central Processing Unit label. As heads will know, while Shima has drops on imprints like FireScope and Subwax Excursions to his name, he had never previously released anything via CPU. Shima accepted, and thus we now have his CPU debut, the four-track EP CPU Modular 1.

The specific setup that Shima worked with for these tracks was Smith’s Doepfer A-100P6 Suitcase, a small but mighty combination of modules and programmers. It’s no surprise that Shima was able to familiarise himself with the equipment in double-quick time - after all, Shima was an early adopter of the Eurorack modular format back in the day. What emerged from the CPU Modular 1 sessions was a quartet of devastatingly effective DJ tools, mid-set rollers which will get the dance moving something crazy.

Opener ‘003’ kicks the EP off as it means to go on. There’s something at once stiff-necked and buoyant about the rhythms here, all thwacking Roland tones and snares which crack like someone whipping a length of sheet metal. While the beat barrels unyieldingly onwards, the programming in the tuned modulars is more exploratory and even trippy, full of delay-laced bleeps and flighty rhythmic motifs. It comes together for a cracking mix in the vein of artists like Jerome Hill and London Modular Alliance. Second A-side cut ‘010’ is no different, the street-beat groove and grumbling low-ends underpinning all manner of modular wizardry.

CPU Modular 1 is really timeless stuff, a set of percussion-heavy, future-focussed beats which recalls Smith’s own CPU drop ‘DJ Tools Vol.1 - 808 Tracks’. ‘011’ kicks of CPU Modular 1’s second-half with a dose of Drexciyan dystopia, playing an atonal loop off of an insistent bass wiggle and neurotic hi-hats. Even when Shima tightens or slackens the modulars here, ‘011’ remains unyielding, a dose of pure ‘Wip3out’ energy that you could happily groove to all day long. The EP closes out with ‘005’, a gnarled, gurgling production which still retains the dancefloor punch of the rest of the record.

For his Central Processing Unit debut, John Shima was tasked to produce four tracks using a single small modular setup. Unsurprisingly given the pedigree of this seasoned machine-funk pro, Shima aced the assignment.

RIYL: Jerome Hill, London Modular Alliance, Matt Whitehead

CPU Modular 1

John Shima - CPU Modular 1

Our 54th guest on the series is one of Exeter nightlife’s leading lights, @juniorverdant , providing a techno enthralled hour of beat nutrition. Henry’s love of techno spans far and wide from Detroit to dub. Inspired by his fathers influence as the head of Verdant recordings, Henry’s childhood was immersed with the sound. It’s been said that while your average Joe was played twinkle twinkle little star to calm their infant wails, Henry was played Andreaen Sand Dunes to transport him to a calming state.

Currently, Henry co-runs @room303uk , where they recently hosted Skin on Skin as well as Dusky. Looking to the future, he plans to soon delve into production using classic equipment methods, so keep your eyes peeled.

But for now, head over to the link in our bio to check out the man’s sound.

Pick 'n' Mix #54: Junior Verdant

Limited pressing of 100 coloured and 20 black copies. Available this Sunday on bandcamp:
EU customers: furthurelectronix.bandcamp.com
UK, Rest of world: furthurelectronix.bandcamp.com

Oligo: Unreleased Tracks (UTRFE00) 2x12"

Feed My Brain - Tech House (no mix)

Echo of Dust (Original Mix)

Maybeline

Finishing of season 4 with a bang we have the one and only @Dawl! 

Dawl is a very respected artist in the scene and rightly so as no one does it quite like himself! His style varies from sci fi electro mixed with the classic 90s rave music making his tracks so energetic and fun to listen to! 

He has released EPs on labels such as @craigie-knowes, @hawsmusic and of course his own label Tone Droptout. 

We highly recommend you go check his label! 

Would also like to say a big thanks to everyone who has taken part this season y’all smashed it 🙂!

TRACKLIST 
1. Pacific - Quazer
2. Simon Moncler - Equation
3. Driss Bennis - Data World
4. Dawl - Circiut sykosis
5. Dawl - untitled (Planet 17)
6. Do Or Die - Digital Subsonic
7. Tonebreak 4
8. Dawl - Hypnotised
9. Josh Baker & Alfie Jack - Devon Break
10. Davde Piras - Derecks Theme
11. DJ Haus - Bleep Bots
12. Mark Archer - Whats The Name
13. Art Of Dark - Present Past
14. DJ Steve - Route 81

DAWL Guest mix S4 EP 18

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.

John Shima - CPU Modular 1

CPU RECORDS