Conundrum

J Dilla - Nothing Like This (Subculture Remix)

fatal

Laksa - Camo

A1. Hallyah
A2. Camo Trousers
B1. Like it's 99
B2. Rest With My Blues

Naughty Selfie Stick Benders on 180g heavyweight vinyl.

ITX011 LAKSA - CAMO

Significant Other joins SPE:C for a 3 track EP entitled Triptan, described by the label as venturing between ‘hybrid steppers, stumbling techno and outer-worldly ambient’.

Read more: https://hyponik.com/features/first-listen-significant-other-delphic-spec

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Triptan

First Listen: Significant Other - 'Delphic' (SPE:C)

Time Horizon’s second episode enlists another team of dancefloor snipers delivering 5 brain-dancing tunes crafted appositively for late night use. 


tracklist:
A1. Andrea - MT
A2. Anybody Anytime - Uncomfortable (live mix)
A3. The Sympathizer - Bad Dope
B1. Farron - Cosmic Lies
B2. Kreggo - La Mia Giungla


ltd 250 hand-numbered units (12” + insert)
mastered by Marco Pellegrino at Analogcut Mastering Studio, Berlin

Time Horizon II | XTIME002

Yume

ONRU003 sees the masterful Kalli serve up a spirited selection of unproved heaters in this hardened, other-wordly EP. Thimitri Kalligas displays an affinity for laser sharp percussion, contorted vocals and eternal pads and leads in his debut with the label.

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Kalli - It Ain't The Future, Yet! (ONRU003)

Deep beneath the surface of lake Geneva, in a secret lab Brainwaves’ eccentric modular scientist has been working frenetically on his research in complex soundscapes of the blip & blop variety. 

HTN's real genre-blending release is a various assortment of his research through his musical consciousness. A powerful journey between the peaks of different genres.

• www.brainwavescrew.bandcamp.com

@htn_htn @brainwaves_crew

Bruised Voltages

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PREMIERE : HTN - KOPü [BWS011]

Ockham's Razor

The date was the 30th of February 3030 and the sun was setting on Geneva. The air was thick, filled with ash from an impact that has radically modified the scenery. At the surface of the Rhône, jellyfish were adjusting their perceptronic implants in order to map out this sudden modification of their environment that had become the largest crater in the history of the Jonction area. The trail of debris ran from the junction of the Rhône and Arve rivers right up to the legendary derelict factory called formerly called l’Usine, which used to be a centre for alternative arts, culture and live music.
Terrified by the deafening crash of the astral body into the millennia-old building, humanoids and robots alike flocked to the smoking hole that seemed to lead straight to purgatory. Among the curious crowd, Burd Bibendaze, Salt Lake City’s infamous astral body impactology in fresh water environments specialist. Burd had been in town for a thousand years by now, still studying the hybrids created by the impact of the last asteroid to hit Geneva’s lake region in the early 21st century.
As Burd was still trying to fathom his luck at witnessing a second impact in such a short space of time, he saw something move in the gaping hole beneath him. A relatively small, half slug-like, half humanoid being was floating it’s way up out of the hole. The creature had a mask in the shape the like of which Burd had only seen in history books, as if there really was a life-form that fit the 21st century human’s idea of what an extra-terrestrial.
As the automated security forces rushed to the unkown creature, it waved them aside with a deft movement, stopping them mid-air with a power beyond Burd or any of the onlooker’s comprehension. The creature stopped and looked straight through Burd’s eyes and into his soul. “Hello Burd”, came a voice in his head, “My name’s Brian”. And with a little wave, it vanished in thin air before the second batch of automated security forces flew into sight. 5 track digital record. out April 15th, buy here: https://brainwavescrew.bandcamp.com/

Artwork by Thomas Perrodin 

https://soundcloud.com/weith
https://soundcloud.com/brainwaves_crew

PREMIERE #884 | Weith - Frequency Submission [Brainwaves] 2020

Label started by Anil Lal, Jay Lal and (Majkel Graphic Designer.) Set to release acid based electronix on limited pressings of 200.

Ockham's Razor

Furthur Electronix