Artist: Radiation 30376 https://soundcloud.com/olivia-ungaro https://soundcloud.com/chinoradar
Track: Lost
Release: Arka EP
Label: Pinkman https://soundcloud.com/pinkmanrecords
Release date: 9 July 2021
Format: Vinyl / Digital
Pre-order: https://pinkman.bandcamp.com/album/arka

DT PREMIERE: Radiation 30376 - Lost [Pinkman] (2021)

Introducing the Grounded EP by Dirk Wiertz which takes the listener through a journey of sonic exploration.

The title track of the EP ‘Grounded’ unveils a series of high powered basslines which remain apparent throughout the EP, supported by a plethora of peculiar soundscapes and vocal FX.

‘Pressure Drop’ continues Dirk’s exploration through the sonic world of heavy hitting electro, with a driving 4x4 beat. 

‘Perpetual Tunnel’ takes us on a more melancholic trip through the sonic space. Exhibiting Dirk’s ability to capture a unique sense of emotion.

Ending the EP, ‘CyberFlex (DarkDive Mix)’ combines alien signals with a heavy bassline to create a beacon of mass destruction.

Releasing September 3rd only on Bandcamp on limited run cassette and digital formats.

Written and Produced by Dirk Wiertz (https://soundcloud.com/dirk-wiertz)
Track 4 additional production by Dave van den Bosch
Mastered by Hardenberg
Artwork by Ruth Enyedi (www.instagram.com/ruthenyedi)

Grounded EP

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TL Premiere #900 (2022.04.08) : Shun - Rohan [Central Processing Unit]

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For this 98th Premiere of 2022, we have a track by the Tokyo-Based Producer/DJ "Shun" titled ‘Rohan’ from his forthcoming EP "The Door" on the independent British record label, founded in Sheffield in 2012, specialising in electronic music : Central Processing Unit (CPU Records).

"Shun - The Door" will be available on April 22, 2022 in Limited Edition 12" Vinyl EP + Digital.

▶︎ Pre-order : https://shop.cpurecords.net/album/the-door

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Release Info :

Shun - The Door [Central Processing Unit]

The relationship between Central Processing Unit (CPU) and Shun begins in 2018, when the British label decamped to Tokyo to throw a party in the Japanese capital. Alongside a lineup which contained the likes of Fleck E.S.C., Shun was one of the local artists who DJed that night. Now, four years on, he links up with the Sheffield imprint in order to deliver dancefloor destruction in the form of new EP The Door.

There is some seriously tough club tackle here. Regular followers of CPU will be able to identify many of the sonic archetypes which have made the label a leader in the field of modern electro. These four tracks are backed by broken-beat machine-funk snaps in the vein of Drexciya, Jensen Interceptor and the like, and one finds a sense of dystopian futurism running through The Door which links it to other CPU drops.

However, there is also a gritty, saturated feel to these productions which marks Shun out from the pack. With their writhing, insistent bass melodies and heat-treated drum programming, opening cuts ‘Digital Slave’ and ‘Kishibi’ have plenty in common with the underground wiggle of labels like Super Rhythm Trax, while prominent use of 303s also provide these tunes with an acidic tang.

Another quality which distinguishes Shun’s vision is the inspiration he draws from anime. Track titles like ‘Kishibi’ and ‘Rohan’ are references to Kishibe Rohan, a figure from the manga ‘JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure’ in which the names of characters and their specific techniques are drawn from musical sources. This give and take with influences outside of music is further felt in how Shun makes liberal use of keyboard melodies that nod to horror and sci-fi movies - the introduction of such synths into ‘Kishibi’ and ‘Rohan’ give The Door an almost cinematic quality which is amplified still further by the vocal snippets which flit around the mix on several tracks.

Japanese producer Shun debuts on Central Processing Unit with The Door, an EP of hard-bitten, acidic electro bangers.

RIYL: Jerome Hill, DMX Krew, Drexciya, Jensen Interceptor

Tracklist :
1. Digital Slave
2. Kishibi
3. Bizarre
4. Rohan

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

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Follow Shun :
Facebook : www.facebook.com/shun1music
Instagram : www.instagram.com/shun_hhh
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/shun1music
Twitter : www.twitter.com/shun_1030

Follow Central Processing Unit :
Discogs : www.discogs.com/label/424941-Central-Processing-Unit
Facebook : www.facebook.com/cpurecords
Instagram : www.instagram.com/cpurecords
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/cpurecords
Twitter : www.twitter.com/CPURECORDS
Website : www.cpurecords.net
YouTube : www.youtube.com/user/cpuoutput

The Door

Rohan

TL PREMIERE : Shun - Rohan [Central Processing Unit]

Andy Toth casts a long shadow in the Detroit scene. From being co-founder of the Detroit Grand Pubahs to working as an engineer and mixer, he’s worked on so many records that you know but in his egoless way, didn’t know he was part of. Being the co-author of “Sandwiches” took him around the world, but more importantly it was the hold music for Mudgie’s, a legendary Detroit Deli run by another long standing denizen of the Detroit underground, Greg Mudge. Greg Mudge was a true pillar of our techno community in Detroit, from showing us the venue for the first leaky roof No Way Back, to throwing his own events and supporting great people. One of those people was Andy Toth, who he was constantly pressuring to release his music, and this became a major theme of Greg Mudge’s memorial.  When Greg suddenly passed last September, some friends came in to DJ his memorial like Derek Plaslaiko. When it was Andy Toth’s turn he played only his own productions and we were all just so blown away. Mudgie was always asking Andy “what’s up with those tracks?” And this record is the answer,  a testament to that thought, and to the deeply layered and detailed work of Andy Toth. Andy has created a uniquely dense Detroit Sci Fi trip through sound, with elements of acid, electro, techno that result in an advanced and mature adventure in sound, reflecting his roots in the Detroit scene, but pushing it into new hypnotic futures, to boldly go where no one has gone before.

A1 - Subspace
A2 - Temporal Distortion
B1 - Mind Meld
B2 - Lost in Translation
digital bonus - Mind Meld (extended)

Subspace

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Review: Illektrolab - Temporal Interference EP - Brokntoys BT75. 

Dystopian “Temporal Interference EP” sees Jason McCracken returning to Brokntoys to deliver a perfect follow up to his highly acclaimed “Paranoid Android” debut EP on the UK imprint back in 2019. As usual, don’t expect a moody journey through lazy atmosphere from the US wizard as this future classic promises you some irresistible robotic movements on the linoleum. The four tracker opens with Sci-Fi monster “Android Humanoid”, a haunting electro song made of pounding beats, intricate sororities and menacing transmissions from outer space. Enhanced by a heavy yet warm bassline, this pure mayhem straight out of a Battlestar Galactica episode is guaranteed to damage any woofers thanks to its Cylon like vocals. Ace! 

The title track coming next signs a tense and scary downtempo cut. Succeeding to Rastafarian voices, low infra bass mixed with bubbling distortions mute the tune into a pure electro Ravey anthem, gloomy as Hell. You’ll be doomed! Merciless killing machinery “In The Tube” on the flipside goes deeper into the realm, exploring the dark, hostile and sinusoidal meanders of your mind. Hammering 808 rhythm combined with insidious analogical madness bring to this percussive slaughter another spatial dimension. Top notch! Last but not the least, dense “Say Robot” concludes the EP with an unexpected groovy approach, showcasing unique modulations and filtering techniques over a much anticipating hit. Available in both vinyl and digital formats, this must have EP serves up a relentless sonic rampage in ILLEKTROLAB’s typical signature made of low frequencies and cold distortions. Save your copy while you can as the 12” appears to be strictly limited.

NEXUS6

Temporal Interference EP Sampler. SOLD OUT Brokntoys (BT75)

DJ Unisex - Chromatic Stimulations / SELF003

Within just one year, the Leipzig-based label Self Learning System has established itself as a serious and cheeky contender in the electro scene, and the third release aims to live up to this claim once again. DJ Unisex surprises with Chromatic Stimulations, as his four otherworldly tracks unfold a no-frills attitude on par with a trippy sound design between a revealing in and outro. This EP is not afraid to present raw and unsettling machine noises and rather revels in the bubble bath of reverberating and resonating synths from late night hardware sessions.

Desire [ 136 bpm ] Don't be misled by the early onset synth pads, DESIRE is a disturbingly catchy bass monster of an electro track.

Observer T - 8EM [ 132 bpm ] A perfect example of how a minimal club electro track doesn't have to be complex to make your body bang to it.

Electro Techno Freaks! [ 136 bpm ] DJ Unisex screws a smacking bass into your auditory nervous system again and uses only selected inorganic ingredients.

Instrumental C.03 [ 141 bpm ] You came for the machine funk but you'll stay for the blinding trip. Secret tip.

SELF003 comes again with a stunning artwork painted by Dominik Widmann himself. Included as A2 inlay print in every record.

Credits: 

All tracks w & p by Lennert Wiltner
Mastering by Reel Mastering
 Inlay Print & Artwork painted by Dominik Widmann  
Logo Design by planetluke.com
Text by Dj Booga
 Distributed by Inch By Inch
Manufactured by R.A.N.D. Muzik

Chromatic Stimulations

Out Now

[SELF003] Chromatic Stimulations (Snippets)

Artist: DJ Unisex
Track Title: Instrumental C.03
Album Title: Chromatic Stimulations
Label: Self Learning System
Cat#: SELF003
Release date: 14.10.2022
Format: vinyl, digital

@djunisex
@self-learning-system


Within just one year, the Leipzig-based label Self Learning System has established itself as a serious and cheeky contender in the electro scene, and the third release aims to live up to this claim once again. DJ Unisex surprises with Chromatic Stimulations, as his four otherworldly tracks unfold a no-frills attitude on par with a trippy sound design between a revealing in and outro. This EP is not afraid to present raw and unsettling machine noises and rather revels in the bubble bath of reverberating and resonating synths from late night hardware sessions. 

Desire [ 136 bpm ] Don't be misled by the early onset synth pads, DESIRE is a disturbingly catchy bass monster of an electro track. 

Observer T - 8EM [ 132 bpm ] A perfect example of how a minimal club electro track doesn't have to be complex to make your body bang to it. 

Electro Techno Freaks! [ 136 bpm ] DJ Unisex screws a smacking bass into your auditory nervous system again and uses only selected inorganic ingredients. 

Instrumental C.03 [ 141 bpm ] You came for the machine funk but you'll stay for the blinding trip. Secret tip. 

SELF003 comes again with stunning artwork painted by Dominik Widmann himself. Included as A2 inlay print in every record.

grab your 12"

Premiere | DJ Unisex - Instrumental C.03 (SELF003)

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-ngoni-egan-a-compute-b-programme 

@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]

Meet Kate Pending, an enigmatic and ingenious Berlin-based artist whose very first full-length album works as a wide introduction to the universe of her many influences and capabilities. The edgy “Pigmented Reality” develops its magic through twelve well-constructed originals – plus three insightful remixes by Void Loop ( ) and Iron Curtis –, spanning amongst different textures and soundscapes. Ethereal, experimental, progressive, and whatnot strokes come together and bring to life a multi-genre palette, filled with a ubiquitous synth extravaganza that results in both dance-floor-oriented gems and relaxing introspective themes. 

The mastermind behind the remix premiered here, in turn, needs no introduction. His rich discography with acclaimed appearances on vital labels such as Frank Music, Melomana, Permanent Vacation, DistroKid, Dirt Crew, Vitalik, and Chiwax, just to name a few, has put Iron Curtis among the most interesting and solicited House Music artists of his generation. His two Electro-tinged breaks Augmented and Augmented Dub reworks of the title track deliver the stripped back maximalist sound we come to expect from him. The energy and gravity of the original was kept but comes now clad in a peak-time gait.

You can find (and buy) this and other music pearls on the Bandcamp page of the artist: https://katepending.bandcamp.com/

Follow @katepending and @iron-curtis, peeps!

PREMIERE619 // Kate Pending - Pigmented Reality (Iron Curtis Augmented Remix)

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