2 x 12" Vinyl: bluehourmusic.bandcamp.com/album/blue-…sents-terra

Blue Hour presents TERRA – a carefully curated selection of original works from artists shaping the current landscape of modern techno. Bringing together eight unique voices, the compilation continues Blue Hour’s reputation for thoughtful curation, revealing an immersive journey through rhythm and sound.

Mastering Sugar @ Soundstuff Studio 
Artwork Marco Maldarella

Kameliia - Delusion of Time (preview)

Ādam - Uluwatu (preview)

TREATd10 - BLNDFLD - Visione EP (Incl. Connor Wall Remix)

For this edition of Pointcast, Psykoterapi delivers a deep journey through shadowy rhythms and evolving pressure. Shifting between hypnotic grooves and raw, driving intensity, the mix balances restraint with moments of release, shaping an atmosphere that feels both intimate and unrelenting
Tracklist:
Mamwadi- Guided by the Sun
Feral- Riad
Bailey Ibbs & Fergus Sweetland- Roddy’s Closing Opener
Obscur- Commitment Issues 
Yuki Seki- Deplete
ELI- Engungun
LUMA- Land of Seduction (Mamwadi Remix)
Scibor- Changes
Mathys Lenne- Atma
Mamwadi- Monotone Motion 
Ylia- unreleased 
Endrew- Nero
Mamwadi & Siber- Fragment
Catartsis- Movument ||
Uun- Vertigo
ELI- Ewe
Barbosa- Ebatsa
Mamwadi- Output Damage
Local Analyst- unreleased
Toru Ikemoto- DON’T PLAY 180 (Ebass Remix)
Tommy Lewis- Vortexd
dxrvo- Percus
Diepzeebeest- Daydream
ADILR- Shine
dxrvo- Tripping Hazard
Mamwadi- Hypnotized
Mamwadi & S.JR.S- Sputnik-1
dxrvo- Treasure 
Mamwadi- Rought Touch (Master Leos Soft Touch Remix)

Pointcast 018 - Psykoterapi

ARTIST : V.A.
LABEL：Aum Recordings
TITLE : AUM006 VA
CATALOG NO. : AUM019
ORDER : Bandcamp / Beatport
FORMAT : digital streaming
RELEASE DATE : 30.Sep.2025 (Bandcamp)
14.Oct.2025 (Beatport)
Mastering: Toru Ikemoto
Artwork: TENO

Track List :
1. Trial - Strange Reactions
2. Forward Vectors - Therianthrope
3. Elmer Fudge - Space Gravy
4. MTRZ - Back Home
5. Ramonte - Give The Devil His Due
6. Janis Fischer - Dozer
7. PLNTDDY - When clouds break

AUM006 VA

Release date (vinyl & digital): 10th of October 2025

TRACKLIST:
A1. Second Skin
A2. The Ring
B1. Neon
B2. Blood

INFO:
With his first EP on Token, Phara conjures up four tracks detailing dancefloor impact with robust personality. In ‘Second Skin’, the Belgian artist is eager for resolution, keeping tension high with the bold analog sound he’s known for. Coming eye to eye with the label’s sound, Phara pays homage to Token while fiercely defending years of artistic direction - layering the label’s astral ambiance with his unstoppable movement.

‘Second Skin’ sets Phara’s intentions clear. The titletrack rolls forward like heavy machinery with what seems like shifting vocals breathing life into the stereo image. This first cut is a gold standard of peaktime production, creating a sense of purpose at the core of urgency. Claps and rides boom and whip around the track that lumbers on with chord stabs to add soul to flare. ‘The Ring’, however, takes the listener into another direction. Heavily centered on the drum sequence with a sharp slap-back delay, Phara plays with resonance, sparking psychosis amongst movement. Playful in the short term, ‘The Ring’ proves to be an ultra-hypnotic track reserved for a set’s high intensity stretches on an already surrendered dancefloor. Taking this energy and pulling it in, ‘Neon’ comes to establish a bit more intimacy at first. Here, the producer diffuses his elements into themselves and, in turn, creates a thick ambiance that drives the record forward in space and dissonance. ‘Neon’ is inquisitive and almost spiritual in its effect, playing with the line between a unified dancefloor and an introspective journey. The conclusion to the EP is ‘Blood’, a return to dryer production - at least in the beginning. Ambient, almost psychedelic synth work sucks in the listener over unwavering energy to create a closing track worthy of its name. Rolling through to the end, ‘Blood’ delivers the final blow to an insatiable record on Token by Phara. 

TOKEN135 - Phara - Second Skin

Release date (vinyl + digital) - Friday 24th November

TRACKLIST:
A1. Ribbon
A2. Harga
B1. Skyld Krop
B2. Silsu

info:
With Ribbon, Hadone delivers a bold and uncompromising statement—an intense journey through the raw, emotional edges of techno. Fusing hypnotic rhythms with cutting-edge sound design, the French producer carves out a space where melancholy meets euphoria, and violence dances with beauty.
This record is not just a collection of tracks; it’s a cohesive narrative, each piece unraveling like a thread from the same ribbon—twisting, pulling, and ultimately tying together a story of tension and release. Known for his ability to merge hard-hitting club energy with emotional depth, Hadone pushes his sonic identity further than ever before.
Ribbon is a testament to Hadone’s evolution as an artist—a finely tuned balance between chaos and control, structure and freedom. A soundtrack for the dancefloor and the introspective mind alike.



ORB018 - Hadone - Ribbon

OLYMPIAN 63 // Marc Faenger

Auxiliaryepisodes02pt2

01. STNDRD - Underdog
02. STNDRD - Temporal Voyager
03. Motion Symmetry - Andromeda
04. Motion Symmetry - Serol

Gordo Trax presents its first split, pairing STNDRD—a Portuguese producer based in Barcelona—with Wale’s Motion Symmetry for a four-track statement where pressure, momentum and atmosphere align. STNDRD sets the course with “Underdog”, a close-quarters groove that hisses and bites in all the right places, before opening the scope on “Temporal Voyager”, all taut drums and elastic low-end. The baton passes to Motion Symmetry as “Andromeda” widens the frame with cool, star-facing motifs orbiting a granite rhythm section, and “Serol” closes with steppy drum science and quietly luminous pads—letting the room exhale without losing drive. Two voices, one arc: a split that balances muscle and finesse while extending the Gordo Trax continuum.

STNDRD & Motion Symmetry - Split 01 [GTX035] (Snippets)

The eighth instalment of The Nursery series sees the return of Moving Thoughts, a talented duo from Holland, for their first solo EP with Dynamic Reflection. Four powerful, varied tracks with a bit of a nod to Detroit.

‘Small from above’ starts off with a bright vibe and inventive percussion patterns, making it into a warm and cosy welcome. The second track, ‘33TG’, puts a quick end to that cosiness: it’s raw straight from the beginning. A mean synth builds up for a couple of minutes before alternating with another synth, only this time a more euphoric one. 

‘Voyager’, the third track, is undoubtedly this EP’s dance floor banger. Its loopy lead sound has a bit of a trippy minimal vibe to it, but with just enough diversity to retain attention throughout. Lastly, ‘The people from Mars don’t want us there’ provides the perfect outro of the EP with its modular action and futuristic appearance. 

Although these tracks are all fairly different from each other, they are all produced in the same effective and delicate style. They make for an interesting EP, reason enough to follow these two promising artists’ every move from now on.

Moving Thoughts
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/movingthoughtstechno
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/moving-thoughts

The People From Mars Don't Want Us There

Moving Thoughts - The People From Mars Don't Want Us There

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