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That formidable Italian duo gizA djs are back on fine form here on Exploited Club with a trio of inventive, colourful, hard-hitting cuts for a multitude of dancefloors.

‘Saturacid’ takes its cues from Italo where pulsing bass underpins trippy pitch-shifting vocals and tough drums and a great use of modulation and effects to breathe life into the proceedings. Melody slowly creeps in through wide chords and delicate dabs of floaty pianos, and the track just keeps building incessantly. Ride cymbals propel the energy along with a huge lead riff and intense FX risers, creating a frenzied crescendo that feels like it could go on forever.

‘Shouter Louder’ bounces along with a funky groove while dramatic laser beam hits and techno percussion bring the intensity. Soaring ‘80s synth melodies rise as the arrangement strips back to an atmospheric chug, making for a beguiling mix of sounds and moods that works quite brilliantly.

‘Salvation’ pushes the envelope further with a little help from HU, rocking a pacey breakbeat and an almost glitchy sense of melody played out through fast-modulating bleeps. Beautiful vocal cuts and super-uplifting pads and textures give this track a euphoric edge, and it sounds like little else out there.

Artist: gizA djs
Release: Saturacid
Label: Exploited Club
LC: 96788
Cat: EXP135
Publishing: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing/Sony ATV
Beatport Pre-order: 08.09.23
Release Date Streaming/Beatport: 15.09.23
Release Date Global Download: 29.09.23

Saturacid

Shouter Louder

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One of the TAU family’s prodigious talents, Upercent, returns for a four-track expedition into the creative expanse of his brilliant mind. Upercent’s unique sound, blending organic with synthetic and unorthodox effects, has captivated dance floors around the world. 
Unsurprisingly, his ability to weave stirring melody and emotive storylines into his productions has led to releases with Innervisions, Kompakt and Watergate, as well as several outings with TAU. With Etapa Plena, Upercent further solidifies his distinct sound...

The EP opens with ‘Tranqui Tronco’, a nifty roller driven by dense percussion. A repeated vocal motif appears as the intro guides the listener into the first breakdown. Upercent’s use of unusual sounds and effects demonstrate his unmistakable sonic fingerprint, as the cut increases in vibrancy. Another breakdown raises the temperature even higher and the track rolls out with the same contagious, driving rhythm.

‘Nuquelar’ follows, with a deep tribal rhythm oscillating at its core. As we dive head first into this cut, hefty drums and a range of urgent chimes and instrumental licks add depth. Warped vocals are also looped into the fold, creating a cacophony of odd sounds as Upercent carefully builds the tension with a huge breakdown. The energetic release brings us back down to Earth with the persistent rumble of booming drums taking the track to its conclusion.

The penultimate cut is ‘Tempesta’, another dark and dense composition. Upercent’s talent for keeping it simple yet engaging, and just that little bit different, is evident here from the very start. This cut’s dramatic narrative keeps you locked in, as the percussion especially plays out a captivating story. A moment of peaceful reflection is injected at the midpoint, before we’re immersed in sonic theatrics once more. Moody drums and solemn bass giving this one its gloomy atmosphere.

Finally, ‘Ruta’ closes the EP with its insistent energy. In typical Upercent style, this cut develops in a considered manner with layers of sound building steadily, cultivating a sinister atmosphere. The voice of a maniacal character enters the fray halfway through, accentuating the unsettling vibes. An ominous tone pervades throughout, leaving the listener fully immersed in the dark side as the EP comes to an end...

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Philip Auster & Bumppo return to Casomat with the charmingly atmospheric Kurapika EP. No strangers to the label, you may be familiar with their track 'Desiderio' which featured on the various artists Multitudes Vol. 1 released on Casomat late last year. This time they're back with a full EP, consisting of two originals together with remixes by West & Hill and label boss Schtu.

With their original tracks - 'Kurapika' and 'Overwhelming Emotions' - the Italian duo proves once again that if done correctly, a piece of music doesn't need a lot of different elements to keep one captivated for the full 6+ minutes. Sound design and arrangement are key, and if the main parts are perfect then giving them room to breathe is often the right strategy. It's certainly an artform, but it's clearly one that Philip Auster & Bumppo have perfected.

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IG: www.instagram.com/bumppo.ig/

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Release date: Fri 22 September 2023

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[PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB] proudly presents the 85th release — Rick Fox – Part of the Story LP.

Rivers of time flow through concrete and glass, reflecting a sky that still remembers the hum of old synths and the first breath of analog noise. In Zurich, sound and architecture live in the same rhythm. Rick Fox (@dj_rick_fox) returns to [PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB] with his second release — calm, precise, and deliberate. Part of the Story is a new collection from the Swiss maestro, composed in those rare moments when the city falls silent and only the movement of its spirit can be heard — where every loop of echo seems to know its own name.

Let’s start with the originals.
::: Part of the Story sounds like an inner monologue whispered through delay. A straight line, steady pulse, clean structure — everything is in its place. A story no one remembers, yet everyone feels.
::: Izpi brings light — a narrow beam in an evening window. There’s motion upward, but without haste, toward the space where sound stops being material.
::: Funny Cats — a short smile within space, a warm note that breaks symmetry. It brings unexpected softness — a moment of irony in a world of exact rhythms and dense textures.
::: Black Snow feels like a night recorded in motion — cold that keeps its warmth inside. A metaphor of darkness where snowflakes fall upward and the night glows from within.
::: Homecoming — a return to the point where breathing begins again. Not about a house, but about the silence that accepts you back. It closes the first part of the album — a memory that doesn’t fade, only grows quieter.

The remixes continue the conversation — in other voices.
::: A special remix by two Scottish fold-eared cats, Metatron and Kotya CatRMX from Oldschool_Dubtechno .Producer (@enercube & @x_fr), turns Funny Cats into a pulsating organism where sound gains breath and form.
::: Nicolas Barnes (@nicolas_barnes) opens Izpi from the other side — his version is transparent and meditative, like architecture built from light.
::: Armin Bender (@arminbender) makes Homecoming intimate and precise — a slow movement through memory where every echo is familiar.
::: Noosa Sound System (@user-975386903-297870339) takes Homecoming far away — their Far From Home Dub dissolves on the horizon, in gentle defocus.
::: Giacomo Pellegrino (@giacomopellegrino) closes the cycle — his remix of Izpi rises like dawn after a long night.

Part of the Story LP is the mature work of an artist fully confident in his sound. No rush, no excess — only balance, space, and the memory of rhythms from which it all began. If Rick Fox’s first release on [PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB] was an introduction, this album is already a dialogue — calm, precise, and honest. Rick Fox speaks through detail. There is no drama in his sound — only equilibrium. Each loop and texture is built with attention to form, breath, and space. Part of the Story is music without tension. It doesn’t ask to be interpreted — it simply exists.

Yours in sound and spirit,
The [PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB] Crew.


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Rick Fox - Part of the Story LP
1. Rick Fox - Part of the Story
2. Rick Fox - Izpi
3. Rick Fox - Funny Cats
4. Rick Fox - Black Snow
5. Rick Fox - Homecoming
6. Rick Fox - Funny Cats (Oldschool_Dubtechno .Producer's Metatron and Kotya CatRMX)
7. Rick Fox - Izpi (Nicolas Barnes Remix)
8. Rick Fox - Homecoming (Armin Bender RMX)
9. Rick Fox - Homecoming (Noosa's Far From Home Dub)
10. Rick Fox - Izpi (Giacomo Pellegrino Remix)
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Label: [PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB] – [PSD085]
Format: Digital
Country: Russia
Release date: 14.11.2025
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dub Techno, Deep Techno, Techno, Ambient


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Bandcamp: https://piranhasiberiadub.bandcamp.com/album/part-of-the-story-lp
Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/part-of-the-story/5547605

Rick Fox - Part of the Story LP [PSD085]

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Rick Fox - Izpi (Nicolas Barnes Remix)

Karol XVII & MB Valence - Polish representatives of the Deep House genre, dedicated to this dance subcategory for over a decade, nominated for Best Deep House Artist Awards on Beatport - the biggest electronic music retailer, awarded by DJ MAG - a monthly DJ magazine as the best Polish DJs. Karol Samocki and Marek Bigajski (as these are the artists' real names), led Loco Records - their independent imprint, to the title of the best Deep House label on Beatport with their three recordings in top 10 best-selling tracks of Beatport's annual sales reports. The pair have been involved in cooperation with many great Deep House artists, starting from Miguel Migs, Brian Tappert, Robert Owens, through Timewriter, Ian Pooley, Jimpster, and ending with Lusine, or Maya Jane Coles. Focusing mainly on releases on their Loco Records label, they also made exceptions and put out their tracks on other smaller or even much larger labels, such as Get Physical, Toolroom, Suara, Armada Deep or Ministry of Sound. Their first original album was released relatively late, because only in 2022, with 3 singers invited to take part in the project: Jono McCleery, Lazarusman and Keely Timlin.

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