Dual Monitor - Unreleased / Clips

Following up on his Timedance debut in 2019, Sydney based wunderkind Air Max ’97 signs his return in style with a double dose of hi-detail club warpers. 

Without sacrificing any of his grimy and sub-loaded tendencies, the New-Zealand born producer expands his intricate and futuristic palette further with his most trance-inducing production to date.

Listen and preorder: 

Artwork by Harry Butt

Air Max '97 - Eat The Rich

Dual Monitor - Fractal Submission (clip) OUT NOW ON N-FACE RECORDS

Dual Monitor - Strugglin - Rewire Mix (clip) OUT NOW ON EC2A

Dual Monitor - Djinn - Instrumental (clip / unreleased)

The Baddest (Dual Monitor VIP) (clip / unreleased)

#switchit

https://hardlinesounds.bandcamp.com/album/hard19

Dual Monitor - Switch It (HARD19 / Hardline)

Aloka & Dave N.A. - BBQ & Vodka

@teqmun-microbyome

Markham Road Records is back steering steady with atch22, Count, Rizla Ops, and Teqmun in the driver seats. MR003 finds form as a quartet of percussion providing some real bang for your buck. This release was dreamt up for quick stepping activity, and the four tracks assembled provide a wide ranging toolkit to get us all moving. Although each artist provides a unique solution, movement was and remains the underlying idea behind this third release.

MR003’s concluding track takes sonic blistering to a whole new level. Teqmun’s masterclass in unrelenting percussion continues to capture our hearts, and surge through our speakers. “Stop Scanning the Zebras” is a fast paced tech heavy track centered by vocals from the producer himself. “I imagined being so out of your mind that you can't stop trying to scan zebra's like barcodes with a scanner”. This track is easy to get lost inside of and therefore evokes some sort of free fall -> an exercise in letting go for eager ears in dimly lit spaces.

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[MR003]

BANDCAMP

Teqmun - Stop Scanning The Zebras

Conversion

sept7 'Résilience' is a colossal 5-track EP featuring a remix by Kessler. This collection of pure peak-time bangers is stamped with the  producers signature sassy rave aesthetic. The artist's ability to seamlessly weave various genres brings a dynamic range of elements to the table, showcasing a production style that defies classification.
'Rush' kicks off the EP with an insanely catchy stripped-back bassline, hop-scotching percussion, and elegant discordant synths peppered with dope vocals. 'Future Step' fuses techno, bass, and breakbeat, veering into madness with its revving engine sound effects and slick dub samples. It's a Lewis Hamilton-approved banger. 'Resilience' shines with warmth from the start, featuring beautiful vocal samples that give way to a world-class heavy bass track. The oxymoronic tension between soft and big is a standout feature.'Check One' showcases tripped-out vocal samples and a clipped bassline, forming a dance-heavy groove with its 4/4 floor beat and subtle background breaks. 

Kessler's remix of 'Resilience' is a mind-altering, transcendental masterpiece. The Northern Ireland producer displays his insane drum and percussive capabilities, fusing modern dubstep head-banging sounds with UK Bass influences.
Out February 21st, 2025

Pre-order link - https://dionysian-mysteries.bandcamp.com/album/future-step

Dionysian Mysteries Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/dionysian-mysteries

Dionysian Mysteries Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dionysianmysteries/

PREMIERE: Sept7 - Resilience (Kessler Remix) [DMC028]

https://maloca.bandcamp.com/album/moshpit

Coen - Ripper

"It feels like at the moment, we're lost in the long dark tunnel. Plenty of dance music seems to operate in a revivalist form, within a regression cycle, it's hard to pinpoint the exact sound of "now" without it referencing other points in history.

"We're trapped in 20th century culture on higher definition screens", poses Mark Fisher in a seminal lecture, and thus, exposes Berardi's concept of the Slow Cancellation of the Future. "Nothing ever really dies, but that's not good". In 1992 it was impossible to imagine the shape of music 6 months into the future, so why are we now constantly going back to these genres?

My aim with this release was to try and participate in the legacy of the Hardcore Continuum within the sonic context of the current world. A hyper-online, overstimulated landscape where our attention is constantly invaded by notification after notification, stimulus after stimulus. I try to materialise this by reshaping sharp noise into pulse, genre staples like the breakbeat get torn apart and forced into a brand new skeleton, and riot-invoking grime chants are repurposed into music set for a bleak now. Jungle, Dub, Grime, Garage, they are all present here, but the heavy gravitational pull of their legacies presents to me as a black hole I've tried to encapsulate in this EP.

Why is the future vanishing?"
—Pépe

Grane Drum [YUKU]

Something for the weirdos and the wideboys alike. 'I Just Know' is Techno in the way a tomato is a fruit with a bassline built to cleave the summer fields.

Artwork by Sanfita666
Mastered by Beau @ Ten Eight Seven

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SOSOSO5 ~ Metrist ~ I Just Know

A Dub Techno Journey is a compilation that traverses Dantes circles of Hell, transforming them into hypnotic and profound soundscapes. Each track represents a canto from Dantes Inferno, interpreted by producers from different parts of the world, united by a shared sensitivity for dub techno vibrations. The idea was conceived by Francesco Tamburrano, who envisioned a musical journey blending literature and sonic exploration, and took shape through the collaboration with the label Superordinate, always attentive to visionary projects with an international scope. The result is a dark and immersive path, where enveloping basslines and deep echoes guide the listener on a sonic pilgrimage through Dantes Inferno.

GHRS - Dante Hell Book 22 [Superordinate Dub Waves]

// 𝔻 𝕌 𝔸 𝕃 𝕄 𝕆 ℕ 𝕀 𝕋 𝕆 ℝ //

Bookings (Worldwide): james@3feethi.com

Dual Monitor - Fractal Submission (clip) OUT NOW ON N-FACE RECORDS

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