30°N by Laughing Ears (@laughingears). Taken from Infinite Machine (@infinite-machine) new V/A Infinite Machine 10 Years Compilation, out December 3, 2021.

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Celebrating 10 years of solidly cerebral club music releases, Infinite Machine is celebrating its first decade with an 19 -track compilation full of heat from label mainstays, new signees and some of the friends who helped them along the way. Infinite Machine was born out of a desire to run an dance imprint with the same DIY ethos as the hardcore/screamo labels that xWOLFx, IM's owner, was previously involved with. Over its decade-long lifespan, the label has rapidly evolved into a central figure within the hybrid dance music scene that’s formed on the internet; a place where dembow drum patterns can easily sit next to Sinogrime samples and dubstep sensibilities. In the last few years, as the label and it’s artists have matured, Infinite Machine’s output has taken a slightly cyberpunk turn, moving away from pure dance-floor slammers and towards more conceptual works which deal with our ultra-accelerated culture or soundtrack imagined off-planet worlds.

In an era of dance music consumption where genre trends or in-vogue labels can rapidly switch from flavour of the month to faint memories, this 10-year milestone is a testament to the independent label's unwavering enthusiasm for unearthing fresh talent and pushing our releases at a relentless pace, much like the hardcore labels xWOLFx previously ran. Three cheers for another decade of jaw dropping releases and Infinite Machine's commitment to the church of DIY.

Artwork by Benfika

Mastered by Fausto Mercier

Released by Infinite Machine

10 Years Compilation

Premiere: Laughing Ears - 30°N [Infinite Machine]

IM095 - Infinite Machine 10 Years Compilation
Label: Infinite Machine
Release Date: December 3rd, 2021
Format: Digital

Celebrating 10 years of solidly cerebral club music releases, Infinite Machine is celebrating its first decade with an 19 -track compilation full of heat from label mainstays, new signees and some of the friends who helped them along the way. Infinite Machine was born out of a desire to run an dance imprint with the same DIY ethos as the hardcore/screamo labels that xWOLFx, IM's owner, was previously involved with. Over its decade-long lifespan, the label has rapidly evolved into a central figure within the hybrid dance music scene that’s formed on the internet; a place where dembow drum patterns can easily sit next to Sinogrime samples and dubstep sensibilities. In the last few years, as the label and it’s artists have matured, Infinite Machine’s output has taken a slightly cyberpunk turn, moving away from pure dance-floor slammers and towards more conceptual works which deal with our ultra-accelerated culture or soundtrack imagined off-planet worlds.

Some highlights from the release include Galtier’s ‘My Mess is a Face’, a real head-spinner full of granular synthesis and warped sample work. Later on in the comp, Bungalovv delivers a sensory delight with ‘Alacran’, a track so dense with layers of sound design it feels like you can sink your teeth into it. All Centre signee Duswunder pops up mid-way through the release with the frenetic and furious ‘Black Bile’ which is absolutely not a track to be missed. IDM upstart Daniel Ruane’s contribution ‘ZZZZZ’ is hypnotic perfection - one of those compositions that really has to be heard to be believed. Towards the end of the release, long-time Infinite Machine signee Yilan appears with ‘Cortisol’, another slow mind-bender of a track full of siren-like synths and rolling stutters of percussion. And rounding out proceedings is W3C’s ‘Templar’, a great example of the sort of forward-thinking music Infinite Machine loves to release. It’s a track rooted in club culture but, at the same time, transposed away from that context to some other-worldly space.

In an era of dance music consumption where genre trends or in-vogue labels can rapidly switch from flavour of the month to faint memories, this 10-year milestone is a testament to the independent label's unwavering enthusiasm for unearthing fresh talent and pushing our releases at a relentless pace, much like the hardcore labels xWOLFx previously ran. Three cheers for another decade of jaw dropping releases and Infinite Machine's commitment to the church of DIY.

Artwork by Benfika

Daniel Ruane - ZZZZZ

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100 limited copies
@gargantuang
Produced by Gargantuan Grief
Mastered by @lastrackqlf
Photos by GG and Hajj
Design by @hadji-hajj
Dawn 2022

Gargantuan Grief - Leave Those Doomed Coordinates

Various Artists

AMF&F003

Accidental Meetings

Format: CD + Postcard

Release Date: December 9th

Tracklist:

1. memotone - Brackets 
2. Wild Terrier Orchestra - OSMAN TAKAS 
3. Dijit - Sharq
4. Susu Laroche - Munojat 
5. DJ Ojo - Exit Strategy
6. Ausschuss - True Partner 
7. Luke Lund - Impostor (Bristol Action) 
8. ML - Das Selbst 
9. Bruce - Self Doubt 
10. B. Rupp - Into Flu 
11. YOKEL - Tsunami Ft. D.Ham & Franco Franco 
12. Abu Ama - Away With You 
13. Rupert Clervaux and HMOT - Zum F/F 
14. Best Available Technology - Cortisol Preseason '22 
15. Jay Glass Dubs & X.YPNO - The Creatures in Defence 
16. ELDON x Robin Stewart - Fruit Weh Ripe 
17. Jerome - Both/and 
18. Angel Hunt - Rainham Steel 
19. Saskia - Dizzy
20. FUMU - TOUGHER THAN DARTMOOR TUNDRA 
21. Dan Thorman - DYSB 
22. Ambulance vs. Ambulance - You Are The Answer

AMF&F003

Ausschuss - True Partner

@axine-m - 'Prehistoric-Groove-Slip' off of 29 Speedway: Channel Plus

Full compilation featuring trax by Xen Model, tofudj, Dekalb Works, AshTreJinkins, pent, K Wata, Ex Wiish, Special Guest DJ, LXV, Cajm, btw, J. Albert, Windowseeker, Opheliaxz, Axine M, Relaxer, and Ben Bondy

Mastered by @ex-wiish

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I Only Smoke Weed When I Need

Taken from SBKT028: Zaliva-D - Calling
Release date: 12th July 2019

‘Calling’ is the new EP from Beijing based audio/visual duo Zaliva-D. 4 original tracks plus remixes from Dis Fig (PTP), Citizen Boy (Gqom Oh!) and Tayhana (Naafi).

Artwork by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier
Mastered by Raphael Valensi

Calling

Zaliva-D - Flutter (Dis Fig Remix)

Taken from SBKT034: Nahash - Flowers of the Revolution

‘Flowers of the Revolution’ is the new album from Nahash. 7 original tracks, including a collaboration with Osheyack, plus remixes from Elvin Brandhi featuring Kanja from Duma, Gabber Modus Operandi and DJ Plead

‘The album was written while researching and reading about the role that the US played in installing dictators in central and south America. The harsh and industrial sounds I used as a way to talk about what happens when the harsh reality of neo-liberalism takes over a country that could do very well without it.

I was reading and watching documentaries about Haiti and Cuba and trying to imagine what those countries would be without any western influence.

The ‘’flowers of the revolution’’ are the flowers that never grew, the fields that were burnt down, the plants that were trampled by boots.’ – Nahash

Flowers of the Revolution

Nahash - Changement De Régime

Consequences

Yre Den - Bird Spiral

Various - Tlub Cools
Release Date : November 2020 (Digital)
Label : Comic Sans Records
Cat n° : COMPILSANS3

Graphic Design by Virgile Flores
Mastering by Troels B. Knudsen

Tracklist :
01_Modern Collapse Still Missing Your Morning Texts
02_Estebahn Rudeboy
03_Maquis Son SistŽm Tamborn C—r
04_luxxuryproblems SCENE CHANGE
05_J-Shadow Asphyxiate
06_Realitycheck Breach
07_Splash Pattern Freeside Run

Comic Sans Records is back with a new compilation of 7 fun tools to play in imaginary clubs.

J-Shadow - Asphyxiate

Second and final chapter of Prisoner of the Self, the novel-reflection forged by Katatonic Silentio, reinterpreted & scream-reworked by the subterrestrial squad formed by Stenny, ZULI, Walton, Herva, Kinlaw & Franco Franco
Five and one chain reactions auto-industrial approach tunes, committed in this world spinning on the way to ruin.
The “condition of suspended animation" experienced in a trivial way, the collapse of a civilization, a conclusion of dystopia.
New movements are bound to be born, we see beyond their disguise, we can rightly evaluate our dilemma, realize our modern condition, and mobilize further to avert the true catastrophe, whose shapes we’re already witnessing.

Title : Prisoner of the Self remixed
Artists : Stenny, Zuli, Walton, Herva, Kinlaw & Franco Franco, Katatonic Silentio
Genre : IDM, Breakcore, Experimental, Electronic
Catalogue : BNC006
Format : 12" Vacuum cage packed and insert, 300 copies violet numbered

Mastered by Analog Cut mastering studio
Artwork & Sleeve Design by AnchorE
Distributed at RWDFWD

Katatonic Silentio - Waiting For The Dust To Settle (ZULI Remix) [Bristol NormCore]

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