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https://ceadcead.bandcamp.com/album/mmxxi-inferno-v-a

Artwork by Patrick Savile
Mastered by Larry McCarthy

Splash Pattern - Furnace

Following the success of our sold out inaugural release, we can't wait to (finally) present our second vinyl release, Farr’s Wide Eye. 

With Farr’s Bassline Interferometry becoming synonymous with the success of the first release, it only felt right to invite him back for his first full vinyl release, joined by Canadian artist, Ciel, on remix duties. For Wide Eye, the Vienna-based artist sets out on three new dancefloor excursions, each featuring his customary delicate melodies and complex percussion, whilst scouring different corners of the club music continuum. 

The release starts with title-track Wide Eye, a deep piece of post-grime club bass which weaves a moody atmosphere between spacious vocals and rattling percussion, wrapped a menacing acid line which cuts through the space to create a claustrophobic finish.  

Reticle is a full-throttle club workout where warped bass, gunshots, rewinds, and rave-tinged vocals are all on the table, nestled amongst relentless percussive work, bouncing between razor sharp two-step, speed garage and dubstep sequencing. A tool for full dancefloor destruction. 

Give Me Shelter takes a step away from the weightier side of things, showcasing how easily Farr’s customary rhythmic programming and sound design can be applied to a myriad of different genres. A delicate melody and deliciously colourful bassline are joined by a hypnotic vocal sample and intricate synth work to create a slice of euphoria, ready for club or afters alike.   

Ciel has become known for her musical storytelling, and she rounds off the release in usual style with the Give Me Shelter ‘Safe Harbour’ mix. A cheeky irresistible lead melody and Balearic style percussion coalesce with airy synths to leave a sweet taste in the mouth.

Almost a year in the making, with various set backs and hurdles, we can't wait to finally share this with you. Vinyl dropping on 29th April. 

Distributed by Lobster Records. Out of Sorts Records 2022.

Wide Eye

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Mysterious supergroup Protect Ryan (@protectryan) make their HOMAGE debut with the 'Self-proclaimed Critically Acclaimed' EP, featuring four original rave bangers paired with remixes from five of the scene's most trusted underground producers. 

Protect Ryan unites three friends (all veteran producers) that first came together through their shared love of '90s rave culture. Their debut EP arrived on DJ Die's GutterFunk label and introduced the world to their distinct ethos, producing club-ready cuts that inject the dancefloor with big energy. Now they expand on their story with the purest form of their dynamic sound, the 'Self-proclaimed Critically Acclaimed' EP on HOMAGE. 

Leading off with 'Bro Magnum', Protect Ryan launch into an all-out assault of banging breakbeats and growling bass before a squelching acid line takes over. Then comes 'Liam Features', a track also forthcoming on TSHA's fabric presents compilation, which follows with more rouged rhythms paired with playful stabs transporting listeners back to the golden age of rave. Next is 'Senhor Whep' and its nostalgic drum breaks that lay the foundation for an absolutely naughty acid line building into peak time euphoria. Finally, rounding out the Protect Ryan originals is 'Unfinished BTEC' delivering the trio's most refined sound, with tight percussion and chopped vocals stacked on top of a smooth, deep, and emotive bass line. 

While the originals are enough to satisfy anyone's thirst for rave-ready anthems, the release is complete with a staggering collection of remixes. Building on the energy that was already laid out, Apparition (@apparition-noise) speeds up the bpm with their version of 'Bro Magnum' for a hyper bass banger. Then Club Glow's own Denham Audio (@denhamaudio) takes on 'Liam Features' with his signature breakbeat NRG before Boulderhead (@boulderheaduk) flips the same track into a bumping house cut highlighting the original's infectious bassline. Finishing off the release are two remixes of 'Unfinished BTEC', first by HOMAGE label co-founder Ryan Clover (@ryanclover) who's hard-hitting version highlights the deep squelchy bass and chopped percussion while Davis Galvin (@davisgalvin) delivers a sublime and ethereal downtempo chugger.

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HOMAGE017 // Protect Ryan - Self-proclaimed Critically Acclaimed

Crysta Ampullaris Vol. 5
Release Date : May 24, 2022
Pre-order : laforgemusique.bandcamp.com
Artwork : Nigm
Mastering : Qant
Format : Digital

FR

A l'heure où le monde est en proie à de sombres bouleversements, La Forge continue de construire son propre métavers en vous partageant ses derniers coups de cœurs de la club music hexagonale. Dans les sillons de la jungle, de la techno ou encore de la trance, cet opus prend la forme d'un voyage initiatique où les rêveries des uns et des autres se confondent dans de joyeuses zones de turbulences.

A bord de ce vaisseau céleste, 13 tracks confectionnées par des artisans de talent : Bruit Fantôme, CLAP42, D3M0R, FIDY, Healing Noises, Hit HZ, Indigo Persona, JKS & Shonen Bat, Marino, Metrolog, Nigm, Soul Edifice & Qant, Tim Karbon.

Tant menée par l'expérimentation et la science du sound design que par la vision de dancefloors extatiques, c'est une fois encore d'un éclectisme manifeste que résulte l'alchimie de cette compilation où chacun saura trouver son compte.

EN

At a time when the world is at the edge of dark upheavals, La Forge continues to build its own metaverse by sharing with you its latest gems from French club music. In the grooves of jungle, techno or trance, this opus takes the form of an initiatory journey where the reveries of some and others merge in joyful zones of turbulence.

On board this celestial vessel, 13 tracks made by talented craftsmen: Bruit Fantôme, CLAP42, D3MOR, FIDY, Healing Noises, Hit HZ, Indigo Persona, JKS & Shonen Bat, Marino, Metrolog, Nigm, Soul Edifice & Qant, Tim Karbon.

As much driven by experimentation and the science of sound-design as by the vision of ecstatic dancefloors, the alchemy of this compilation, in which everyone will find something to their liking, is once again the result of a manifest eclecticism.

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PREVIEW : Crysta Ampullaris vol.5 - La Forge & Guests

Typeless. Undefinable. Divergent. The adjectives used to describe musical anatomy and direction are irrevocably inexhaustible, but as sure as the sun will rise again, we will remain Typeless. We’ve spent the days regrouping, realigning and now we finally can release a record that is dear to us and has simply been a ridiculously long time coming.
The ascension of Viers is well charted, and having already played a part in that indomitable sonic crusade we once again submit to his gripping vibrations as he distils them into safe and consumable formats distinguishable to the human ear. The man is untethered and the tunes are disrespectful. We are unapologetic.
6 tracks and no punches pulled, the bruising of egos and maybe some self-assuredness is at hand. Smashed veneers everywhere no thanks to Viers. Now watch out for the title track, underpinned by devastating kicks and exacerbated by gritty chords, it is befitting of soundtrack to a subterranean aesthetic. Next comes ‘Floris’, an IDM-inclined electro journey, but with the originality and added peculiarities of a limitless entity. Track 3 is ‘Hidden Bone’ and it is almost inexplicable. Shuddering percussion and erratic mechanoid modulations combine to somehow cause an oddly beautiful chaos. ‘Running’ comes in pummelling, the weighty break and modulated keys create a prismic heat ensuring ceaseless head-nodding and heavy breathing. Now, do you hear 140? ‘Tell Me’ is the low-slung bass-weight weapon you forgot you needed. Holiday in the mind of a former you and don’t forget to buss’ it. Closing the show is ‘Feeling Like This’, with its experimental glaze and mercurial patterns somewhat blurring the imposing lines between classic AFX and the Night Slugs era.
Give your brain the ride of its life and get Viers between your ears. Typeless is back and you can’t even believe it, but you have to because these words in a row are telling you to.

Artist: Viers
Title: Summoning Salt
Label: Typeless Records
Cat No: TPLS005
Format: 12” Vinyl & Digital

Tracklist:
A1. Summoning Salt
A2. Floris
A3. Hidden Bone
B1. Running
B2. Tell Me
B3. Feeling Like This

Distributed by Subwax.
Artwork by Jay Vaz.
PR text by Harry Wootten.
Mastering by Cirrus Audio.
Pressings by R.A.N.D.

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Viers - 'Summoning Salt' [TPLS005]

This was not one thing or another. The machine was baffled and confused by its perfect array of imperfections which meant it could not be neatly packaged or placed within the categories by which it knew.

See, here was the thing, humans were always wonky. They could not be paired to the constraints of societal brackets, for then there would be little left in the realm of imagination or creative freedom. I was not we - it never had been.

Sparks began to fly as the construct of reality was shattered beneath the weight of its own clumsy foolishness. How had they ever imagined they might get away with it? For they themselves, were wonky after all.

E-Talking is a producer we've followed for years, both independently and as one half of Nummer - the hardware duo who have released music on the likes of Going Good.

E-Talking has appeared independently on the likes of Going Good and AD93 fka Whities. This next EP enters new territories, targeting the club directly with foreboding cuts of electronic music built for the dancefloor.

PREMIERE: E-Talking - Wonky I

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-tano-step-into-vesuvio/

Stateside producer @Tanodj has thoroughly gripped our ears with his In Armatura label; thus far a home for exclusively his own music, the third release shows no sign of a dip in quality, with five slices of vibrant, UK-inflected dance music.

In Armatura 003

Tano - Step Into Vesuvio [In Armatura]

Undefinably pushing the boundaries of traditional electronic music once more, Typeless taps into the advanced and developed sound of Yerevan based electronic producer, Dave N.A. with the release of ‘Solo Move’.

Aligning with the label's recognisable mixture of both experimental and broken-beat sounds, Dave N.A. not only powerfully brings together both elements, but flaunts melodic ambient overtones – focusing this release on both the listener and the club.

Buy:
https://typelessrecords.bandcamp.com/album/solo-move

@davenyxaether
@typelessrecords

PREMIERE: Dave N.A. - Planet Eli [Typeless]

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As Pugilist, Alex Dickson has a rich history of fusing multiple genres to produce unique soundscapes that occupy the collapsing space between techno, house, breakbeat and jungle. Extracting and distilling the crucial ingredients from each one and using them to conjure up rich sonic tapestries that are as vivid as they are intoxicating. With his debut EP for Of Paradise, entitled ‘Negative Space’, Dickson pushes his sound even further, serving up a masterclass in atmospheric club chemistry, purpose-built for a post-apocalyptic world.Featuring four deeply effective cuts caught somewhere between offbeat techno, lucid breaks and swaggering bass, ‘Negative Space’ is a four-track vortex born out of heat-soaked landscapes and executed with cold vein precision.

PREMIERE: Pugilist - Circuit Breaker

Dang yall woke up the bear, and he only got 4 months of hibernation ooh he gonna be mad.

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definite party material // @scuffedrecs // rinse fm

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PREMIERE: Dave N.A. - Planet Eli [Typeless]

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