Algorithmic has been referred to as a "real DJ's DJ" and rightly so. He is one of those producers that if you've been a legit junglist over the past couple of decades, you'll know exactly who he is and how he sounds. One of those "if you know... you know", types of artist. With certified titans of the scene giving him rotation, if you don't know who he is, then you better get to work digging through those digital and vinyl crates. Bombastic amen assaults with unrivalled party energy await. 
The opening track, Catch a Contact is a straight-up hip hop sampling hostile beat down. Imagine being precision punched above the nose with either a drum beat or saturated bass stab in quick succession. Don't be fooled by the use of aggressive metaphors here, it's not a breakcore, nor dark side DnB track, it's just perfectly agro party-jungle.
Busta Domes follows up with a much more flowing feel that is hard to not get lost in, grooving about with a windy ole neck. It hints at subtle juke and footwork flavours, but not enough so you would take it out of the 'big vibey jungle' section in the record shop. The rapid array of rhythm switch-ups and masterful edits keep you on your toes but give you enough space to loosen up into a groove. 

We predict Pump Action may end up being the "people's A-side" by the time summer gets here. Lush, classic jungle pads open it up and lead you gradually into a raving-whirling-dervish. Sirens, a 4/4 sub kick hardcore section, female vocal gates and ragga samples might all sound like trope overload, but not how he uses them. His expertise in his own style and energy is as always, completely refreshing.
There aren't enough Algorithmic records or recorded DJ sets but god damn will we try and put out as many as we can because people just want more.... with their jaw on the floor!

GMETA010 marks the beginning of a new visual chapter. Shaun AZRAK has been working on a new methodology which sees him pushing the boundaries of physical materials and dimensions to create these breathtaking pieces, each of them, as ever, a response to and inspired by the release in question.

1. Algorithmic - Catch A Contact

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Ginko - Tainted

Moakz drops his debut album 'The Critical Path' on 6th June 2025, landing on double 12" vinyl and digital. Mastered by Beau Thomas at Ten Eight Seven and paired with eye-catching artwork from Clayton Burke, the release sees Moakz fully explore his cinematic sound over a full-length format for the first time.

After building a solid run of releases over the past four years, the Southampton-based DJ, producer and Codename: RCRDS co-founder comes through with a project that feels both personal and wide in scope. Drawing on everything from film scores and soul to jazz, post-rock and techno, the album blends warmth and depth with a clear love for drum & bass and atmospheric drumfunk.

Fans can also grab three extra digital-only bonus tracks, available exclusively on Bandcamp.

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Howdy there partner. It’s time to saddle up the mare as the bad boys are back in town. That’s right. Ronnie and Reggie. Grant and Phil. Tom and Jerry. Bacon and Eggs. Shrek and Donkey. It’s hard to pick a favourite duo, but if you really think about it, there’s only one that matters or you were ever going to pick, and it’s obviously Total Science. And the beyond amazing news that’s blatantly just about to make your day is that there’s also some new music from your favourite duo, these amazing men, the one’s like Total Science, coming now on CIA! Two killer cuts in the wonderfully chiseled from that is ‘Real Talk’ and ‘SFR’ are about to blow your minds and your speakers. That’s where we draw the line though. Still, get your laughing gear around these and batter them in the club, you’ll have a reet time. And make sure you picture your favourite duo while you do!

Total Science - Real Talk

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Arxiva & Trnje - Frozen Desert

Terry's remix is taken from the album "Linus & Amy - THE BLACK BELOW REMIXED” Out now on Default Position.

To preview the other remixes from Howie B, Russ Gabriel, Alexi Delano and many more please go here > 
https://soundcloud.com/default-position/sets/linus-amy-the-black-below

Linus & Amy’s debut album was written from the viewpoint of a girl dealing with lost love. It is the experience of self doubt and insecurities that result from heartbreak that inspired the album. “These feelings rise to the surface and can leave one teetering on the edge of the black below.” The album ranges from downbeat melancholic ballads to hypnotic techno grooves, and has been described as “underground electronic pop in the vein of Massive Attack.” Respected Producer, Ulrich Schnauss described the album as “a very engaging combination of gentle electronics and dancey grooves.”

“The Black Below Remix Album” features both established veterans of the dance music scene Howie B, Terry Francis, Alsion Marks, Alexi Delano and Russ Gabriel, as well as some of today’s best producers and DJs Mononoid, Joseph S. Joyce, Jem Stone, Mike Bryant, Tunnel and Ashwin Khosa. Having remixed everyone from U2 to Björk, Howie B brings his musical polymath to “Arsonist’s Daughter” turning the track into a deep acid house jam. As one of the founding father’s of London’s Fabric, Terry Francis is a mainstay of the House Music scene. His remix combines two of Linus and Amy’s signature tracks using parts of “Our Secret Tunnel” and “Follow Me Down”. The combination of syncopated rhythms and trippy vibes make his remix a delight for all Tech-House DJs.

LINUS & AMY

Amy is an American musician who was born and raised in Madrid, Spain. She is a member of the group “The Controversy” and has contributed vocals to various projects, such as M83’s Grammy nominated album, “Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming.” She was also member of West Indian Girl from 2007-2010. Linus has been producing techno under his alter ego, “Slynus” for the last 20 years. He was a resident DJ for the infamous sound system, ‘Sancho Panza’ from 1995 – 2002. He co-owned the record shop ‘Vinyl Addiction’ in Camden which was part of London’s ﬁrst Record Shop/Bar/ Restaurant, ‘Bar Vinyl’. His music has been played and charted by many electronic artists, including Richie Hawtin, Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, Pete Tong, and Danny Tenaglia.

The Black Below Remixed

Terry Francis Remix - Linus & Amy "Follow My Tunnel" *Preview [Default Position]

The A Side, Rain. I love when the piano crescendo's :)

D.Kay & Dj Lee - Rain

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Default Position is a London/Berlin-based record label founded by Joseph S Joyce which specialises in emotive forms of electronic music. The label gets its name from a term that is widely used in psychology, referring to a person's natural tendency or reaction to something or someone. A person's default position is often based on deeply embedded core beliefs about themselves or the world around them, often originating from childhood. Many of us will have to challenge our default positions in life, especially if we've developed negative ones. In terms of creativity, however, we believe that the default position serves something of great value. We believe it represents an artist's fundamental frequency, a place of creative authenticity, devoid of external influences or material motive. When an artist's output comes from their default position they express their truth. Our aim is to help them deliver their message.