Exzakt x BFX x Dynamik Bass System - Far From Human  [128kbps Preview]

Luke's Anger (real name Luke Sanger) delivers his first outing on Love Love, Ceiling Walker. Sanger is a relentlessly interesting hero of the underground, probably best known as a techno and electro producer and an active player in the live experimental techno scene across Europe, notably including multiple appearances at Berghain/PanoramaBar. Based out of Norwich, UK, Luke has put out a plethora of banging records for two decades in styles from across the rave spectrum on some of our favourite record labels like Tigerbeat6, Don’t and Sneaker Social Club, as well as an increasing amount of more ambient-leaning releases under his real name in recent years. This EP fits firmly into the 'banging' camp - more than a nod to classic stateside sci-fi electro stylings as well as UK dance music's bleep techno bass foundations, this is popping, caustic, mechanical phunk expertly engineered to make you shake and wiggle.

Particle Swarm kicks the EP off with strung-out synth chirps and plenty of latex squelch before moving onto the bounciest number, Threshold Rider, with buoyant bassline droplets poking through a solid 808 framework. On the flipside, title track Ceiling Walker utilises rushing crescendos and fluttering analogue rhythms to keep the dancefloor in rapture while closer, Silicon Boogie, achieves maximum levels of funk by aptly juxtaposing digi vocal snippets against square wave bass.  

www.loveloverecords.net

Luke's Anger - Threshold Rider

A tribute to Rutger Hauer and the movie Blade Runner, ending with a monologue often seen as one of the finest in cinema's history. It's Rutger himself, the actor, that modified the original scenario to produce that final death soliloquy (the exact final sentence was : all those moments will be lost "in time" like tears in rain, shortened here for musical purpose). Rutger died in july 2019, 3 mounths before the date on wich his character of the replicant died in the movie after saying this sentence, recorded 37 years before.
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Angstfahr - All those moments (ANG10-4)

@jonbjorn 2024 debut album 'Gárur' gets a remix treatment from some of his favourite producers and musicians who have influenced him through the years.

Mastered by Bob Macc at Subvert Central Mastering
Artwork by Jónbjörn
Tales028
Lagaffe Tales 2025

Gárur Remixed EP1

Nei er það? (NEUROVISION Remix)

Connectome Records presents its first release. Neural Matrix VA is a compilation of different artists from all over the world. The DNA of the spirit of old electro was taken to create a new generation of sound. Different styles are intertwined into a single composition, embodying the matrix. So we can hear the general idea - this is a man of the future, his new connectome, we see this direct connection between the brain and space. In this release you will be able to hear electro created by top electro artists, people who live this genre and intend to share their unique sound with the world. The first signal has been sent. Connectome Records

https://connectomerecords.bandcamp.com/album/neural-matrix-va

https://www.instagram.com/connectome.records?igsh=MTNnNm9peGExOWIzcA==

connectome.music@gmail.com

Mastering by: Grid User


Aztronouth - Human Machine Dialogue

Dafuq! - LectrO cOd_E

W+P: Tim Smyth [ https://soundcloud.com/thatboytim-terrorboy ] 
M: Damian Henderson [ https://damian-henderson.com/ ]

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06. thatboytim - Ruff As Knives [Digital Distortions]

VIBRACID 2 · RAVE ADVENGERS

Vibracid Advent (Xtndd)

Melancholy.
- A soft wave of sadness with no clear cause.

CHECK.

@pleasurepromiserecords
Release Date: December 4th, 2025
Buy: https://pleasurepromise.bandcamp.com/album/dict-donnast-ep

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*PREMIERE* Emissive - Donnast (Jordan Raymond Remix)

THIS SONG S A BEAT THAT CAN BE RAPED OVER OR  SANG. THATS UP TO YOU!! 

QUARTLEAP

All Music I self release will always be free download either here or my bandcamp page