Dream Horizons

Essential Breath

Gamma Intel is a Rotterdam-based DJ / producer. Releasing his own music since 2018, he appeared on labels such as brokntoys, Pinkman, and Mechatronica. He delivers a monthly selection of underground electronics at the station, such as slow beat, ambient, dub, breaks, and electro.

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Gamma Intel - 28th May 2025

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Cologne-based producer @philippstoffel launches @akteaudio label with a debut solo EP, bolstered with a remix by fellow German artist VRIL. Ahead of its release, we turn our attention to the refracted dub workout 'Radius'. Its title offers a subtle nod to Stephen Hitchell’s production alias, hinting at the track’s lineage. 'Radius' unfolds as a deep, spacious dub techno piece — rich in atmosphere and laced with intermittent sci-fi electronics that ripple through its sparse, immersive soundscape.

Philipp Stoffel - Radius [Akte]

Advertising transversality in his music, @giorgipipia's sets are purposefully multi-cultural - rich and catchy, the tracks he selects come from diverse horizons, from Arabic electro to Turkish beatmakers, and much more. Catch Giorgi Pipia every second Saturday at 15h [CET] on rinse.fr !

Giorgi Pipia with Kraumur - 14 Juin 2025

PUNTO ELECTRO 14.6.25 || Omnitron

Toupaz - Unwind & Dissolve Gently
BUY LINK: https://controlfreakrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/unwind-dissolve-gently
Label: Control Freak Recordings (https://soundcloud.com/controlfreakrecordings)
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https://www.instagram.com/toupazzzzz/

Toupaz returns to Control Freak with a 4 track EP of intricate club weapons.

‘Unwind & Dissolve Gently’ showcases the Graz-based artist’s distinctive production flair - one which has developed in style and sophistication since his last outing on CF in 2022 as Awo Ojiji with subsequent releases via Well Street, Grid and Danielle’s Soft Raw imprint.

This collection draws heavy influence from the rich history of the UK scene - from the dubstep-leaning lurch of ‘Ramshackle’ to the introspective electronica of closing track ‘Whats The Mass of Memory?’

Balancing a delicate and subtle sense of melody and restraint with blunt force moments of controlled aggression, Toupaz’s precision sound engineering is guaranteed to send any discerning dancefloor into a frenzy - perfect for those explosive mid-set left turns.

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PREMIERE : Toupaz - What's The Mass Of Memory

here's the track I ran trough my REC-44 hope you like it 



Bambounou - Blecc (REC-44)

Reward Chemicals

The Turkish label Oath welcomes Art-Aud and Secret Rave founder and producer Kreggo into the fold, who serves up his one-of-a-kind blend of stylistically boundless sounds and evocative EP, Altro Mood, out July 25th.

Pre-order: https://oathcreations.bandcamp.com/album/altro-mood
More: www.orbmag.com/music

@oathy
@g-twentythree

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Premiere: Kreggo - Obabi

Blacklauren - the techno nom de guerre of Brooklyn’s Lesly Remy Jr. - works far beyond the reach of polite musical resolution. Enormous and pounding, these five tracks revel in what classically-minded listeners would consider dissonance - close intervals and flat fifths are expressed repetitively and hypnotically by whirling, searing synthesizers over undeniably kinetic drum programming. Harmonic ratios that less daring composers or improvisers would only ever use in the approach to resolution - or indeed would historically be considered demonic by early churches - are instead here the entire basis of these works. You are not permitted the safety of a return to a tonic chord, you are not permitted the boneheaded anticipation of a drop on the one, you are instead invited to savor the discomfort, everything progressing at a mechanical, unyielding techno sprint.

The result is a fascinating, disorienting space that ultimately works towards liberating the body. In the throbbing, unfamiliar harmonic churn of these body-rattling tracks something sublime bubbles up. Call it psychedelic, call it mesmerizing, call it mental, call it what you wish - but out amid the chug of the kick, as the unresolved melodies and clusters flutter unflinchingly, this freedom from resolution kicks you out of the airplane: it’s thrilling, it’s terrifying, it’s coming at you fast.

His work on these tracks can be described as devotional - with monastic dedication he makes certain to fire up Ableton and make some kind of sound every single day, hitting the YouTube tutorial dojo often or calling on fellow masters of dissonance Wata Igarashi or Linear System for expert guidance. He has also been a devotional fan of The Bunker New York, regularly attending our parties since 2010, appearing on several lineups and a pair of podcasts since then. Within the infinite universe of the DAW, he’s locked down a very particular set of instruments and presets, making great use of Reaktor’s realistic emulations of classic synthesizers. So his sonic signature is consistent, recognizable from track to track and also lovingly connected to the legacy of techno, plus the recordings are electric and alive. That’s the beautiful thing about going back to the same well again and again - you drink deeper with each dip.

Remy is also the founder of Nyabinghi Electronic Music, a fascinating label that arcwelds together the primal - like the pounding rhythms of Haitian Vodou, familiar to Blacklauren’s ears from his origins in Port-au-Prince - and the future - the various sonic technologies of the last fifty years, deployed precisely. Electrified into artistic ownership by the available time and inspiring swell of summer 2020’s Black Lives Matter actions, Remy makes explicit the label’s efforts to excavate the ceremonial aspects of techno and the futuristic summonings of African diasporic religious and cultural practices. In line with other tremendous futurists like the music and writings of DeForrest Brown, Jr. or the graffiti-as-starship designs of RAMM:ΣLL:ZΣΣ, Blacklauren’s work with the label and on this release sounds like sirens that are ever-approaching, doppler bending as they continually arrive - we’re here in the emergency but still we jubilate.

... full liner notes at thebunkerny.com

Mastered by Tim Xavier at Manmade Mastering
Artwork by Andrew Charles Edman
Liner Notes by Ben Seretan


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Patterns of Movement

Lawrence Hart & Casually Here return for their third release on Hotflush. Following in the enigmatic and emotive vein of ‘Wanderlust’ and ‘Ochre’, the two new originals presented in this release combine dancefloor sensibility with an emotional intelligence rarely found in the electronic landscape of today. Meanwhile, Model Man deliver a singular remix of previous single ‘Ochre’ in their trademark style.

Swimming Up / Innocent

Lawrence Hart & Casually Here - Innocent / Swimming Up SNIPPETS

Hotflush is a record label launched by Paul Rose aka Scuba in 2003. Its early period was spent as a central part of London's Bass Music scene which exploded in the mid 2000s, although the label has always been difficult to pigeonhole musically and recent output has focused on Techno and House.