ROBOTICS LAB VOL 1

Iro Aka - Aquamarine

New World Vol. 2 is the sequel to Tiger Weeds' first VA compilation.

The core concept of the "New World" series remains intact, encompassing a variety of styles and aesthetics with Electro consistently serving as the cornerstone.

This compilation features both established and emerging artists who bring their unique perspectives to the continually evolving Electro landscape.

This is the next phase that pushes the boundaries of the genre even further.

1. Francois Dillinger x Lloyd Stellar - Design Dreams
2. Sinitsin - Biometric
3. Waste - Base δ
4. Monodroids - Epanekinisi
5. EKATA - Level
6. Kafkactrl - Reflexive Closure
7. CT Kidobo - Shock
8. Ole Mic Odd - Laughing Gas
9. ELEKTROTECHNIK & Grid User - Cybernetic Minds
10. Morken - Fading
11. MANASYt - Jugular (Live)
12. DVS NME - Excess Profits

Mastered by: Rude66 
Catalogue number: TWDIG02
Buy it here: https://tigerweeds.bandcamp.com/album/va-new-world-vol-2

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Tiger Weeds 2024

New World Vol.2

[TWDIG02] VA - New World Vol.2 - Snippets

Glasgow's Gavelman, head honcho at Lifeforms, hits Dead Channel with this raw blasted, blown-out acid electro future classic. Hot and hammered, this lo-fi seven track monster pulls no punches. Rumbling 808 kicks, dense decimating rhythms, and stretched out 303 insanity fuse for a head-spinning masterwork in mutant electronics. Don't miss it!

Releases on limited cassette and digital May 31, 2024

@gavelman

Artwork by Ole Mic Odd
Mastering by Monger

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Gavelman - Dead Engine [DC025]

HACKER AND SMOG..AKA..ALEKAY AND MR MURPHY ARE ON A MISSION TO REWRITE HISTORICAL ANTHEMS FROM THE 90S. THIS IS JUST A TEASER ON WHATS TO COME.EXPECT BIG THINGS FROM US IN THE FUTURE. I HOPE YOU ENJOY LISTENING AS MUCH AS WE ENJOY MAKING..THANX

AGH-YUMMY FORCE OF HABIT REMIX...THE HACKER AND SMOG BOOTLEG REMIX

PREMIERE 

Track: Chicle 
Album: substitute
Artist: XIWIRE
Label: Fragment A
Release Date: 04/05/2025

substitute es el álbum debut de XIWIRE en Fragment A, sello Latinoamericano con base en Barcelona dedicado a la visibilización de los colectivos migrante y queer de Abya Yala (aka Latinoamérica) dentro y fuera de sus fronteras geográficas. Proveniente de Caracas, Venezuela XIWIRE se incursiona en la producción de música electrónica a través de la práctica de livecoding, generación de música a través de código escrito en vivo. Mente inquieta por naturaleza, programa sus propios sintetizadores y herramientas de producción y generación musical, los cuales combina con cajas de ritmo y sintetizadores modulares. Su sonido ata sus diversas inspiraciones, entre ellas, la música underground de Internet, el metal y la música de rave, buscando la convivencia de ritmos rotos, texturas abrasivas y arpegios esperanzadores, en un constante coqueteo con el ruido. substitute es el resumen de 5 años de exploración musical en la electrónica emprendido como un escape de sí misma. A través de un hilo de improvisaciones en vivo grabadas directo de máquinas, es un intento de afrontar el fracaso con dignidad, comunicar sin usar la palabra, y barajar la posibilidad de la esperanza en momentos oscuros. Sintetizadores frágiles sostenidos por capas de ruido, arpegiadores desvariantes y ritmos rotos, coqueteando con el umbral entre lo abrasivo y lo etéreo. Sintético sin vergüenza, confesional para quien quiera entenderlo.

Mastering:
Álbum: Alan Fridman Edwin
Single jaula: Pablo Miranda @ La Isla Estudio


LINKS

Álbum digital: https://fragmentalabel.bandcamp.com/album/substitute

Sello: https://fragment-a.com

Artista: https://xiwi.re/


REDES

Sello: https://www.instagram.com/fragmenta.label/

Artista: https://www.instagram.com/xiwire_/

PREMIERE || Xiwire - Chicle || [Fragment A]

exploratory · electronic · dark house · hip hop · 120bpm 

lately Fred

Lounge Chill by CDEM

Vinyl order : 
www.kompakt.fm/releases/cosmo_vitelli
Digital :
http://www.junodownload.com/products/cosmo-vitelli/3338775-02/
https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/cosmo-vitelli-ep/id1203694209

After releasing the Last Train To Marzahn EP in 2016, I’m a Cliché boss Cosmo Vitelli is back with the label’s first release of 2017, CLICHÉ066.

The Cemetery of Unsigned House Tracks
Clocking at 9 minutes, don’t get fooled by the track’s tongue-in-cheek title, we’re dealing here with a seriously epic tune. Set in an endlessly rising motion, the track begins with a refined but twisted vibe, sparse but ominous guitars and plenty of FX. Gradually, an infectious synth arpeggio rises and carries with it the whole track, some sort of hypnotic and sensual monster, utterly irresistible on the dancefloor.

El Si Señor (Skinny version)
If you think this track is just a tool, then you’re only getting half of the picture. Skinny but chock-full of melodic and percussive content with a plodding rhythmic section moving at around 105 BPM. This is a downtempo track where heartfelt melodies, sound effects, and pristine seamless arrangements are used with great results by Cosmo Vitelli.

When Suddenly : Acid
With Cosmo Vitelli’s trademark style being eclectism, it’s pointless to pin down this track to a specific genre. Borrowing from the kind of disco not disco and acid-without-303 vibes that I’m a Cliché is famous for, this is an instantly gratifying tune where synthesizers are engaged in call and response melodies in an elegant take on the idea of machine funk. The result is catchy, refreshing and primed for the dancefloor.

El Si Señor (Soundtrack Version)
With melodies that are more expansive and at the fore, leaving the rhythmic section discernible but clearly in the background, this version of El Si Senor is a reference to 70s film music, and this bittersweet tune closes the EP in style.

Cosmo Vitelli - The Cemetery of Unsigned House Tracks

Paradise Engineering
RTTD011 – May 14th, 2018
Vinyl 12″

https://galaxian.bandcamp.com/album/paradise-engineering

Glasgow based producer, Galaxian, is set to drop the 11th release of Helena Hauff’s Return to Disorder imprint. “Paradise Engineering” is an ambitiously psychedelic piece of machine mastery that will be right at home on Hauff’s label, with which she set out to bring “punk rock and techno together” in 2015. The label’s name refers to the reactionary post-WW1 art movement, Return to Order, which called for a rejection of the avant-garde in favor of conservatism and classicism. Return to Disorder has embraced experimentation and genre bending with releases from the likes of Children of Leir, Morah and Umwelt. Galaxian’s proximity to the sharp edge of quantum chaos and belief in the anarchism of nature make him a fitting addition to the Hamburg based label.

“Paradise Engineering”, is a lot to unpack. Within its four tracks, Galaxian lays out an intricate web of self, spiritual and socio-technic exploration and critique. Producing the cover art alone took him on a 12 month journey, while meditating on questions of inner-alchemy, freedom and transcendence. The music covers extensive sonic topography with each of the four distinct tracks building a critical tension while creating counterpoint for one another. Violently intricate drum machine work stakes out the boundaries of “Paradise Engineering’s” autonomous zone, where Galaxian lays out a dense thesis on the harrowed human condition. The tracks leave the listener much to ponder, especially with lines like, “You have been deprived of knowledge by frequency control” and “All possibilities exist”. Synth and bass lines emerge oscillating around each other from deep space on the EP’s second A-side, “Mutual Arising”, clean and crisp supporting elements to stratospheric strings. It gets significantly more aggressive on the B-side with “Life Force” drilling through neck-snapping electro drums with acid patterns, whose methodic dynamism and complexity begins to sound like inter-galactic alien transmissions when blown through a dizzying effect chain. Comfortably between literal and abstract, complex and elegant, “Paradise Engineering” is a deep and rewarding listen.

Paradise Engineering

Galaxian - Life Force [Paradise Engineering RTTD011]

1 - R21 - Robot Funk

Lost Trax - Out of Mind
Parental Advisory Frustrated Funk [FR051]
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Lost Trax - Out of Mind - FR051

After releasing Oceanic’s 2017 live recording at the end of 2018, De School’s home imprint De Nieuw returns with four club-ready interpretations of Oceanic’s concert on modular synths and strings. First up is Oceanic’s take on his live recording, turned into the perfect fit for his halftime DJ-sets and a much-asked track ID. This track found its way to De School regulars upsammy and Pariah who have each created their own version.

Both are basement ready: a dub-inspired trip from Pariah’s side while upsammy performed her melodic magic on the string hook of the original. Closing off is Oceanic’s Beat Tool: a stripped-down drum workout that focusses on the percussion, the strings still echoing in the background. Together these tracks represent different visions of the original, both suitable for clubs in the future and home play today.
credits
released May 15, 2020

Mastering: Ten Eight Seven
Design: Edwin van Gelder (Mainstudio), Jeremy Jansen

Oceanic - Live At De School Club Versions (De Nieuw 02)

ADJ - Feel The Force (ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE)

Out soon on Renegade Alien Records, stop by our beatport page for all of our latest tunes!!

Synthetik Bass Squadron - This Is SBS ----CLIP

Frustrated Funk
Harbour City Sorrow
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Lost Trax - Out of Mind - FR051

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