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Outer Jungle

A1 Track of my latest record for Berlin based @nummer .
This one is really new actually, just done last year. Most of the drum sounds are synthesized which I'm quite happy about...otherwise what can I say, it's an Amphibian lair kind of vibe, hope you dig it. (:

Available on 12" and Digital

5D Worlds

Caldera - Amphibian Dance (Nummer)

2000s

A dizzying remix of Andy Garvey's Mastermind from Naarm's prolific producer al dente. 

@al-den-te
@purespacefm

Premiere: Andy Garvey - Mastermind (al dente Remix)

Iro Aka are back on Hivern Discs with two new EP's showcasing some of the most edgy and fast paced music they've released so far. Aural and Aural II are a deep dive into the catalan's duo universe, a proper follow up of their album Planet Earth released back in 2023. This time focusing on mental sequences, ethereal pads and acid melodies.

artwork by Nina Muro
mastered by Marco Pellegrino
distributed via Clone

B1 - MX8

I’m thrilled to share a full remix release from my last EP 𝘚𝘺𝘮𝘣𝘪𝘰𝘵𝘪𝘤 𝘋𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘮𝘴—bringing together talented friends and artists from the current french electronic scene: @kaytvprod, @therealsagaa, @pont-levis, @kheymysterio, & @bambi-dj

A1. Liquid Sky (KayTV Kykeon Remix) 
A2. Liquid Sky (sa+ga Moaning Remix) 
A3. Magnetism (Drawbridge Forest Mix) 
A4. Chromatic Vision (Khey Mysterio Isoptera Remix) 
A5. Parasite (Bambi Soothing Mix) 

Mastered by Joel Krozer at Six Bit Deep
Artwork : Lucid Labbb

Parasite (Bambi Soothing Mix)

Buy on Bandcamp: spectralbounce.bandcamp.com/album/dangerous-when-wet
Buy on One Eye Witness: https://www.one-eye-witness.com/release/1744798990/dreams-dangerous-when-wet

@dreamstrax

Spectral Bounce’s fifth instalment comes courtesy of L.A.’s rave archivist and dancefloor operative Dreams, A.K.A. Jesse Pimenta. Throughout his decade-long career the California native has inspected, dissected and concocted all manner of dance musics, leaving his mark with drops on Apron Records, Pinkman, BANK NYC and his own imprint Dance Data. On SPEC05 — Dangerous When Wet — he hijacks the synapses with 4 accomplished productions, plotting a high BPM course through manifold styles using the raw aesthetic that characterises his output.

“Losing Control” is a frenetic dancefloor invitation, immediately locking into a pacing groove. Beneath wild hand drums, Dreams plays with an insistent 303 bassline alternating between rasping buzz and oily squelch, while stern vocals are layered on top of breaks that have been processed to a viscerally satisfying end.

Taking things from delirious dance circle to underwater biosphere, the EP’s eponymous track explores a submerged 1980s Miami. Weighty & enveloping, “Dangerous When Wet” is pure aquatic pop-n-lock — hydraulic electro for a drowned world. Ocean floor caustics are transmuted into auditory form: arpeggios bubble up; drones shimmer mystically; hi-hats hiss like air from an open valve. Amongst the sonar bleeps, a barrage of pummeling low-end is sure to give subwoofers a workout.

“XTC Messenger” delivers an infectious paranoid dispatch, astutely balancing the sensual with the deranged. A slow-mo dial tone unfolds languidly, running counter to nervously twitching high frequencies. Its punchy percussion is tuned for maximum dopamine release; the track’s abrupt vocal chops and mechanical kick-snare pulsation evoke the leather jackets and jagged edges of 1980s industrial discotheque.

“Pressure Points” closes the EP on a heady and mesmerising polymetric trip. The parting track is a lithe yet spacious number, propelled by a rattling break. Here Dreams follows from track 2, creating an immersive environment in which sounds tightly twist and twirl. Shifting oscillators call out like tiny creatures as the bass throbs and wriggles further into your brain, long after the needle hits the runout groove.

SPEC05 — Nightclub specialist in effekt! 

releases May 30, 2025

Art by Susanne Janssen
Words by Cameron Leaf
Mastered by Marco Pellegrino @ Analogcut

Dreams - Dangerous When Wet (SPEC05) | Snippets

KR:DS & SHFT - Neutral Drift

Harmony marches eastward with its 21st EP, reconnecting with its roots through a collaboration with Kohra and Monophonik. This release leans into a sharper focus on functional, dance oriented grooves and basslines.

A-side is opening with weight and intent, shedding the EP’s melancholic hues for something darker and more forceful. The gently broken spirit of “Uyire” follows, gliding between drones and gated vocals, stitched together by tactile percussion and an underlying volatility.

• www.harmonyrec.bandcamp.com

@monophonikmusic
@kohra
@harmony-rec

2000s

barcik

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