Temple Rat - 東風

Sunju Hargun returns to his Eternal Injection alias to reinterpret Frogs in the Fog by underground San Francisco DJ Polywog

https://www.soundmetaphors.com/release/32073612/various-global-dance-archive

DJ Polywog - Frogs In The Fog (Eternal Injection's Spiral Swamp Dub)

Colell b2b Høleigh - CROP Radio - 17/10/24

mademoisel b2b tsuniman at hütte 24

@salty_dj

Salty DJ is one of Berlin's notable artists in the electronic music scene, known for his vinyl-only sets that which ranges the early era of techno, house, trance, and overall progressive music. His performances are dynamic and captivating, guiding audiences through an immersive musical journey while harnessing the energy of the dancefloor. With a deep passion for dance music and a distinctive sound that combines technical precision with creativity, Salty DJ has firmly established himself in the global music scene.

Salty DJ @ coppi 22.08.2024

Out on 07/03/2025 via https://quynh.bandcamp.com/album/call-of-the-sea

Call Of The Sea

07/03/2025

Emily Jeanne - Call Of The Sea - QYN001

Tbilisi-based label Aneelhi Rec unveils its second release, Fluid Horizons—a bold and immersive Various Artists compilation that explores the outer edges of techno and modern rhythms. Featuring 13 carefully curated tracks, the collection delves into tribalistic atmospheres, analog textures, and hypnotic glitches, forming a dynamic and ever-evolving soundscape.

From deep ambient explorations to driving techno and DnB-infused rhythms, Fluid Horizons defies categorization, embracing movement, depth, and raw energy. Each track contributes to a larger narrative—one that reflects Aneelhi Rec’s forward-thinking identity while celebrating the fluidity of sound. Evocative, kinetic, and intricately textured, this release pushes the boundaries of techno, embodying the label’s vision in its purest form.

Release date : 11/04/2024
Pre-order : aneelhi.bandcamp.com/album/fluid-horizons

Curated by Ina Kacz
Mastered by Tomas Gonzales
Additional mastering by Luminescent Mastering
Artwork by Angelo Nieto
Digital distribution by Triple Vision
© Aneelhi Rec 2025

Various Artists - Fluid Horizons [Aneelhi002]

Electricity snakes and crackles through the transformers, conduits, stepdowns, and laid lines of modern civilization. Channelled into the walls and drawn out through the outlet, its essential power arrives in a labyrinth of transistors, resistors, and soldered pathways, a nest of interlocked components. And through the subtle tweaking of potentiometers among finely tuned electronics this current is harnessed, leashed, convinced, cajoled into undeniably kinetic techno.

The latest EP of tracks from Berlin’s Torvvo feels like sticking your tongue in the wall socket. Sizzling with all the lethal, awesome power of an elemental force, these five tracks capture the elusive, unrepeatable magic of program synthesis. The subtle dialing in of knobs and the serpentine patching of controlled voltage give the heady synth lines and brain-tickling noise sweeps a once-in-a-lifetime quality - they cannot be recalled, so thank goodness these sounds were being recorded.

From the moment one of “Latch” - the EP’s opener and one of two tracks named for synthesizer functions - we ride a wave of voltage. It kicks off with a buzz that ricochets between the speakers before locking into a deep, undulating hi-hat groove, exactly the type of track that ASMR tingles you into your second wind of dancing. “Relay” follows” with an ever-morphing, insistent 16-beat bassline that calls to mind techno’s Italo ancestors. On the third track, Torvvo pulls the rug just a bit with a sultrier BPM and a stuttering kick-snare pattern that never quite repeats in a predictable pattern as the upper freqs of the hi-hats dissipate into steam, mushroom music. EP highlight “Shuddering on the Substrate” displays some true mastery of primetime-ready techno with a swift, driving drum pattern sprinting under a triplet synth pattern that filters deliciously in and out of the ether. By the time the closing track comes along it feels like something of a victory lap, another unrelenting modular tour de force - crispy, corporeal, & chugging.

Torvvo (also known as Tom Holroyd, originally of Pittsburgh) is intimately familiar with electromancy, having served for some time now as one of the folks behind beautiful synth module makers Verbos Electronics (Mark Verbos, founder of the company, is also a Bunker artist). Holroyd’s work in demonstrating, repairing, and understanding the flow of voltage through electronic components rewards him a deep, intuitive knowledge - he works beyond manuals, patching by vibe, letting the beautiful serendipities bubble up between his computer running CV-optimized DAW Bitwig and the warmed-up modules cooing in his studio.

Both god and ghosts run free in the machines - the tiniest adjustment of a parameter, a shift in the local weather, whether or not the operator is wearing any jewelry, the most minute factor can profoundly alter the lassoed voltage running through the precision synthesizer modules of a eurorack system. With “Substratum” Tom Holroyd proves undeniably that he is one of our finest ghost hunters, communing with the alternating current, cracking open the dance floor.

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


Torvvo - Shuddering on the Substrate

Space Drum Meditation’ first release on Paryìa dives deep into their artistic identity, blending tribal rhythms with hypnotic techno. Known for their ability to fuse ancient and modern soundscapes, the duo has developed a signature style, combining esoteric instruments with modern electronic elements to create an immersive genre-blurring sound. This release embodies their signature style, balancing hypnotic textures and combining them with driving energy. Adding a new twist, the artist Blue Hour delivers a more fast and powerful techno remix, intensifying the rhythmic flow while staying true to the duo’s entrancing aesthetic.

Pushing their sonic vision forward, Space Drum Meditation once again showcase their ability to bridge fast and slow tempos, creating music that moves both — body and mind. For the first time, they step beyond their own label to release on Paryìa, marking their first debut- EP outside of their own Label.

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