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TITLE:
• The Lightest Dark •
FORMAT: MP3/WAV
LABEL: KOSA RECORDS
CAT. No: KOSA184
RELEASE DATE: 01.08.2025
GENRE: Spiritual Deeptech/Downtempo/Organic/Acid
COVER DESIGN: Kosa.designs
BEATPORT : https://www.beatport.com/release/the-lightest-dark/5196576
BANDCAMP : kosamusica.bandcamp.com/album/the-lightest-dark

ABOUT EP : 
"The Lightest Dark" is a journey through contrast — a soft descent into shadow where even the heaviest moods carry grace.
Each track is a brushstroke on the grey canvas between dusk and dawn, where darkness doesn't suffocate, but teaches stillness.

Released under Kośa, this EP doesn’t chase light — it lets it flicker gently through the cracks.
A reminder that in silence, in tension, in night — something sacred listens back.

Get it!

BURCH KID • The Lightest Dark • AmuAmu Remix • kośa

Tension fractures the floor as jittering breaks surge beneath shattered synth shards. Cataclysm Lattice drags you through pressure-locked grooves and sudden voids, welding metallic echoes to a sub-heavy spine. Every rupture flickers, every lull bristles—inviting you to stare straight into the fault line.

Cataclysm Lattice

Entropy

cut into thin curves

V?A
MYSTERY BREAKS VOL 2.
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Get: https://blorpmusic.bandcamp.com/album/mystery-breaks-vol-2

A01 _ Unknown Artist _ Fine (Dr. Breaks Remix)
A02 _ Armageddon (64) _ Renegade Warrior
B04 _ Dj S (12) _ Killa Switch
B05 _ X-Ternity __ The Dance of the Universe


After the success of Mystery Breaks - the Comeback - mysterious label ?????? ????? decided to make another selection of fresh break cuts from different artists of the Universe. 
Get involved, buy some digitals and dance your limbs off. 
Digis out tomorrow, hand cut records coming later.

MYSTERY BREAKS Vol 2 ____ OUT Nov 9 / 2019

Out Mid March!

Preorder:  https://bit.ly/2O8k2YW
Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Systems-EP-1/release/14712441

A1 Red Shift - 3rd Moon [06:44 - 132 BPM]
A2 Red Shift - Audity [05:55 - 130 BPM]
A3 Red Shift - Himalayas [03:46 - 106 BPM]

B1 Ether - Detonator [08:08 - 125 BPM]
B2 Escape Artist - Rain Eternal [05:09 - 100 BPM]
B3 Constants Of Nature - Slow Symmetry Breaking [06:18 - 90 BPM]

Originally released via Terraform Records in 1995, 'Systems E.P. 1' was certainly too ahead of its time to meet with success back in the day. That said, as years went by, so swelled the reputation of this sextet of visionary, alien-engineered jams, soon turning the once $1 bin find into a highly sought-after item on the second-hand market. Much to the displeasure of hardline speculators but for the greatest joy of skint '90s sound lovers, KOC reissues the Systems experience in full force and effect.

Harbouring a trio of submersible ambient-tech and 303-driven breaky weapons, Red Shift's own dedicated A-side has lost nothing of its soul-fulfilling appeal. Getting the ball rolling, '3rd Moon' skippers us to brightly hued sound niches, where trancey acid motifs merge with slo-moving ambient pads and uptempo breakbeat on a frenzy. Laced with a hint of bleepy abstraction, the more lascivious, piano-laden 'Audity' then shifts the scope to further introspective depths before 'Himalayas' takes us on a mind-expanding ride across imaginary snow-capped summits and lushly forested slopes.

Flip it over and here comes Ether and their mightily explosive 'Detonator' - a wild and woolly acid number that shall not go without conjuring up memories of the early Prodigy's mid-nineties rave exploits. Not to be confused with that of his contemporary Australian counterpart, Escape Artist's 'Rain Eternal' evokes the soulful RnB suavity of Sade's classics, adorned with otherworldly organic warbles and addictive piano stabs. Constants of Nature vibey closer 'Slow Symmetry Breaking' rounds off the journey on a further distinctively atmospheric note, perfect to muster up the energy and drive to take it on the lam from our crazy world.

Preorder

Various Artists - Systems E.P. 1 (OYSTER22 - Snippets)

Die Orakel presents the ORKL-0114 series: Three 12" white-label vinyl releases produced by Frankfurt based artists 386i, Benjamin Milz and Koga as a tribute to Sheffield's bleep techno era. The second 12" by Benjamin Milz will be released on Friday, 6th March 2020.

Benjamin Milz – ORKL-0114-02 A [Snippet]

Experience DJ Life on R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings

RM12006 - DJ Life

Bandcamp link: https://twelvecomets.bandcamp.com/album/reflections-on-a-daring-escape-2

Tony Neptune uses his first release to begin the tale of Yuri Gagarin, the cosmonaut lost to us all in 1961. He was the greatest explorer the world has ever known. Four pieces of original music have been composed to accompany the painting on the cover as part of a wider soundtrack to complement the narrative of this remarkable yet troubled man. An insert detailing the story will supplement the narrative of each issue.

A 1    R E F L E C T I O N S    O N    A    D A R I N G    E S C A P E
A 2   B R E A K I N G    O U T E R    O R B I T
B 1    T H E    L I G H T S    A T    T H E    E N D    O F    T H E    T U N N E L
B 2   A N D    T H E N     T H E R E     W E R E     S T A R S

On the 12th of April 1961, Yuri Gagarin was launched into orbit for the first and - so they tell us - the last time. Upon returning to Earth, Yuri became a global hero, travelling the world to tell of his adventure.
Secretly, he was plagued by strange hallucinations and a persistent glow around his vision; a cornucopia of colour in a constant corona. In 1964 - following a silent coup by Leonid Brezhnev - Yuri was banned from embarking on further manned missions into space. At first fearing madness, the cosmonaut came to see these apparitions as a signal, an invitation, a welcoming beacon from a distant lighthouse blinking across the cosmic void.

On the 27th of March 1968, aided by trusted friends within the space program, Yuri Gagarin swapped places with another cosmonaut on a secret test flight and was once more blasted into outer space. Knocked unconscious by the extreme velocity of his experimental craft, Yuri awoke a mere 15 minutes later in view not of the rapidly shrinking Earth, but an entirely alien vista; he was elsewhere...

Tony Neptune
Title: Reflections on a Daring Escape
Cat: TC001
Format: 12" with digital at a later point
Distributed by Rubadub
Artwork by Sam Jefferies
Release date: 11/09/2020
@tonyneptune68

Buy here:

https://www.easternblocrecords.com/tony-neptune-reflections-on-a-daring-escape-ep-full-artwork-sleeve-pre-order-10-09-20.html

https://www.deejay.de/Tony_Neptune_Reflections_On_A_Daring_Escape_TC001_Vinyl__958234

https://japhy.co.uk/tony-neptune-reflections-on-a-daring-escape-twelve-comets.html 

https://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/126193-tc001-tony-neptune-reflections-on-a-daring-escape

Tony Neptune - Reflections on a Daring Escape - Sound Clips

FUNGIE01 - Fio Fa - Speed Loaf EP (CLIPS)

The word ‘Isolation’ undoubtedly has a new weight to it. For any person, within communities, it has the ability to starve us of something essential OR positively re-calibrate an individual whose introspection can lead to creation. The title & concept of this release is simply an acknowledgement of a creative process in which going inwards can lead to the discovery of something unique.

We as people move alongside technological advancements & this has the power to ‘connect & isolate’ Our personal relationships with one another also take on new forms as our tools for communication change. This inspires creative action. The human response to modern devices can result in surreal and unfamiliar expressions. In terms of music, our instant access to information from the past & engrained intuitions lead us to revisit atavistic rhythms of the past & reinterpret them with new sensibilities. We create music from the ‘Now’ that traverses the ‘Past’ with sights set on the future!

Bonds created from this expression can withstand and even strengthen even when inter-continental physical distance is imposed - forcing us to look inward to investigate the true depth of relationships forged out of creative expression. Rhythm has been used for millennia to locate the deepest parts of the soul & to re/connect spirits - this is true also in the modern age. Certain feelings cannot be expressed via digital text-communications nor with words alone; Music is the answer. Connection through disconnection.

The Artwork on the B-side of this record is a symbol of the individual, isolated & pinned down by the spindle, falling, spiralling, a metaphor for whatever turns you inward. The needle on the record emanates the rhythm”

PHZ004 - Sedgwick’s first return to Vinyl since PHZ001’s Digitale Djungle. Five cuts of proper underground material for dancers and deejays alike. Sedgwick’s homecoming is aplomb with hot, headsy electro interposed across a lewd landscape of tripped-out transmissions. We get straight to it with ‘Metal Detector’, a bewitching, twisted work-out delivered with such conviction it could be straight from 1997 Anthony Rother. With elements of breaks, electro and techno - ‘Exit’, the A2, is a pulsating peregrination around the geography of underground sound; hybrid heads - take note. On the flip of the record we are greeted with 'Pleasuresque' a quasi-old school breaks track which delivers a vibey electronic grit, balanced carefully with serene pad work and sparse moments in the track - it's the masterful arrangement here which allows Sedgwick to push the musical tension to the next level. Elsewhere, ‘Blue Print’ is a beautifully paced synthetic trip, one for the “sun coming through the shutters” crew. Closing things is ‘Bermuda Dream’, a markedly poised, high-octane dreamscape of emotional intelligence and a confident gaze ahead. Welcome to the future.

Rhythm and Isolation

PREMIERE : Sedgwick - Exit

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Various Artists - Systems E.P. 1 (OYSTER22 - Snippets)

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