Signature hypnotic organic rhythms recorded in 1996 by Debbie Jones and Robbert Heijnen as an incarnation of eXquisite CORpsE.

These tracks have existed in digital limbo for a number of years and now receive a long overdue remastered vinyl release. Kindred spirit Anatolian Weapons lends his hand on remix duties with a devastating acid rework. 

https://soundcloud.com/anatolianweapons
https://soundcloud.com/transmigration_records

PREMIERE⚡️Xcor - Integration (Anatolian Weapons Remix) [Transmigration Records]

Sangre Voss brings a heavy dose of brooding, lysergic chug to International Extraterrestrial Music.

'Konon' is out May 12th on International Extraterrestrial Music.

Pre-order: bit.ly/3F8Rx6W

@sangrevoss

Konon EP

Premiere: Sangre Voss - Ramen Whispers [International Extraterrestrial Music]

Based in San Francisco, originally hailing from Brussels, YNV has forged a distinctive sound that meanders in between tribalistic ritualism and ice-cold synth wave never losing that cosmic touch - uniquely displayed on his Cosmic Cult EP for Neubau

https://soundcloud.com/ynvynv
https://soundcloud.com/neubauwien

PREMIERE⚡️YNV - Chasing The Oracle [Neubau]

From one street to the next, everything looked the same. The street lamps, paving stones and house fronts - each identical, there were no signs or individualities that set each one apart. He found himself walking in circles, tracing the exact steps he'd walked not an hour earlier. He knew his destination but the path to reaching it seemed unfathomable; he was lost and unsure whether he would ever be found. 

It's no secret we're big fans of Anatolian Weapons. The Athens-based producer has mastered the art of crafting hypnotic machine-led productions that blend elements of EBM and kraut with polyrhythms and whispers of Greek folkloric music. His discography is ever-growing, so far he can count the likes of Lurid Music, Byrd Out, Serenades and our newest sub-label, Human Endeavour, as label affiliates, and now he's extending that further with a four-track EP for London-based platform People & Places. Having built a reputation for their podcast series and Balamii radio show, they're now branching out into the label world with this debut release, which is a potent, hypnotic batch of trance-tinged techno cuts.

PREMIERE: Anatolian Weapons - Lost [People & Places]

Belgian iconic label https://soundcloud.com/usaimportmusic gets relaunch. First release: REISSUE by HARDCORE producer Liza N’ Eliaz.

Nicknamed “The Queen of Terror”, Liza N’ Eliaz was a well respected DJ, producer and label owner born in Ostend in 1958 and sadly passed away in Antwerp in 2001.

Growing up in a family of musicians, she studied classical music and learned to play the piano four hands with her grandfather, a conductor at the local municipal orchestra. Later she discovered the synthesizer and cassette recorder and joined new wave and industrial bands in the recording studio and on tour. During a concert in France in 1985 she met Yvette Neliaz, who became her companion, muse and partner and whose surname inspired her pseudonym. Liza was added as a reference to the byname given to transsexuals in Flanders.

In Amsterdam the couple became enthralled with the burgeoning acid house, new beat and techno scene centered around the club Roxy. Soon Liza N’ Eliaz started to make a name for herself, among others in the Parisian underground scene and as a regular guest at French Radio FG. As a DJ she mastered an incredible technique simultaneously mixing on three or four turntables. As a music producer she had an impeccable ear for sound, pushing up the pace to staggering heights and as a result taking part in changing the rules of electronic dance music in a new and booming global scene in the mid nineties: hardcore and speedcore.

Liza N’ Eliaz was a prolific producer working solo and with artists such as DJ Dano, Laurent Hô and The Prophet, releasing on labels such as Atom, Mokum and Bonzai. In 1997 she founded her own label in collaboration with USA Import Records dubbed Provision Records.

USA Import Records is proud to present the reissue of Initial Gain, the EP previously released on its sublabel Atom Records in 1992, the second in the Molecules of Music series. Adding two new interpretations by Toulouse Low Trax to three original tracks, a nothing else but logical connection is set between Liza N’ Eliaz’ early work and today’s genre bending electronic music scene.

For the record: Liza N’ Eliaz didn’t like her nickname “the queen of terror”. She didn’t intend on terrorizing anyone, commented Yvette Neliaz after her unfortunate passing away.

PREMIERE : Liza N' Eliaz - Sexcess (Tolouse Low Trax Dementos Remix)

All tracks Mastered @ The Wall
Except 'Functional Freeze' Mastered by Pulsar

Bardamu - Strange People

https://soundcloud.com/katiushadj
https://soundcloud.com/gracelabelhq
🛒 https://gracelabel.bandcamp.com/album/katiusha-the-sellout-ep
🔊 https://youtu.be/Z0SFHh0bc_Q

Berlin artist Katiusha kicks off her new label GRACE with ‘The Sellout’.

Over two tracks, the EP imagines sultry, meandering spaces for dancers to disappear in.

9-minute opener ‘The Sellout’ laces distorted bass pressure with slithering textures, vocals and shadowy synths. On the flip, ‘A Shark Called Nancy’ shakes up the oceanic depths with a more steamy groove and fidgety breaks.

GRACE is built for those moments where dancefloors melt into hazier spaces. After this first release, the label will pass the mic to other producers who wanna take you there!

Tracklist: 

The Sellout 
A Shark Called Nancy

PREMIERE: Katiusha - The Sellout [GRACE]

To my Thinker Bell ✨ –NIEZLE CO- my light, my strength, my reason to keep creating.
Every beat carries my love for you, every rhythm holds the respect I have for the woman who inspires me.
This music is more than sound – it’s my compassion, my support, and my heart, all for you. ❤️KOCHAM CIE

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L'Enfant D'La Plèbe - VENDEMIAIRE ( jam 24/08/25 )

Darting to the left down an alleyway, her heart skipped a beat as an uneven paving stone almost tripped her, but she managed to maintain her balance and regain focus as she headed for the busy street ahead. She was being chased but there was no danger, she knew exactly what she was doing. Her feet barely touched the ground as she weaved in between the drunk partygoers taking up the pavement. Snippets of nonsense conversations, indistinct shouts from across the street, and harsh artificial light from cars and shop fronts blurred into one disorienting multi-sensory experience, intensifying her escape tenfold.

Next up on Berlin-based label Malka Tuti is a remix package of Hamburg duo Shari Vari. As an appendix to their debut LP 'NOW', friends of the label have reinterpreted a selection of songs from the release, reconditioning them for the dance floor. Black Merlin’s version of ‘Dance Alone’ amplifies its dark atmosphere, introducing a repetitive tumbling bass line alongside otherworldly synth sounds and chopped and twisted vocal snippets.

PREMIERE: Shari Vari - Dance Alone (Black Merlin Remix) [Malka Tuti]

Music is the cure

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PREMIERE⚡️Xcor - Integration (Anatolian Weapons Remix) [Transmigration Records]

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