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After building up a head of steam on labels such as Craigie Knowes and Rotterdam Electronix in the past couple of years, Larionov debuts on Sheffield's Central Processing Unit with the Space Threat EP. Larionov's previous releases have shown off a musical sensibility which is both schooled in classic electro stylings and also able to reach for leftfield sonics in a way which sets the producer apart from the pack. It's a vibe that continues into this record, a quartet of busy electro joints which are characterised by a brooding, neurotic energy.

The opening title-track is precisely the sort of thing which would soundtrack a voyage to the outer-edges of the solar system. 'Space Threat' is a nervy, restless bit of machine-funk, the track moving forward at a midtempo which manages to be at once steady and slightly fidgety. The beat skitters and swerves, a perpetual-motion machine of minor-key bass, strange modular flutters and thwacking snares. All of this is draped in icy washes of keyboard - think Drexciya if they blasted into outer space rather than delving deep down in the ocean.

'Asteroid Attack' works from the same blueprint for 'Space Threat' but ratchets up the intensity a little to take the track to another galaxy. It's still powered by a livewire neurosis, all piston-sharp drums and whirligig synth percussion. However, an increased tempo, strangely poignant keyboard lines and little snatches of vocoder-drenched vocals turn 'Asteroid Attack' in the direction of modern practitioners like Cardopusher and CPU homie Silicon Scally.

Opening up the EP's B-side, 'Flying High' finds a midpoint between its predecessors, returning to the steadier pace and twitchy vibe of 'Space Threat' but maintaining 'Asteroid Attack's single-note counter-melodies and digified vocals - although here the ghostly treatment on the voice makes for a hugely eerie atmosphere. Around the four-minute mark, the track peels back the veil of synth pads and wobbling keys stabs to turn the attention wholly to the rhythm section, a choice which feels like taking a stiff drink in order to redouble your energy for the next part of the night.

'Vimana Ride' runs with 'Flying High's approach to see Space Threat out in style. There's something to the digital vocal sighs that make up the melody of this cut which gives things a really uncanny quality - it's the kind of sonic choice that Sadboys producers like Yung Gud and Yung Sherman would make, but applied wholly to the service of crafting body-popping, acid-tinged electro.

Larionov arrives on Central Processing Unit with an EP of anxiously excellent electro experiments.

RIYL: Cardopusher, Silicon Scally, Annie Hall, Cygnus

Space Threat

Larionov - Space Threat

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TL Premiere #1899 (2025.03.29) : Kalcagni - Clean Shirt [Cosmoba]

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For this 58th Premiere of 2025, we have a track by UK producer "Kalcagni" titled ‘Clean Shirt’ from his EP "Target Practice" on his own label : Cosmoba.

The EP is out now on 12" vinyl, the digital will be available late April.

▶︎ Buy : https://cosmoba.bandcamp.com/album/target-practice-vinyl-12

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Release Info :

Kalcagni - Target Practice [Cosmoba // CMB003]

After a bit of a breather, Kalcagni is back with another tasty batch of electro delights for his Cosmoba label.
Kicking things off is “Target Practice,” a no-nonsense dance floor weapon. Think chunky analog basslines paired with eerie strings, all held together by rock-solid beats and a live break workout that keeps it raw and energetic. “Improv” follows up with punchy chords, sharp synth stabs, and deep, rumbling bass—built to rattle walls and fill rooms.
On the flip, “Clean Shirt” features a wobbly, warping bassline that occasionally steps aside for lush, stacked pads, creating a hypnotic push-and-pull dynamic. While “Drift n Shift” closes with smooth minor 7th chords, dissonant basslines, and 808-driven grooves.

Tracklist :
A1. Target Practice 
A2. Improv
B1. Clean Shirt
B2. Drift n Shift

released March 21, 2025

Written and produced by Jonny Strinati.
Mastered by Brendan Zacharias at Cirrus Audio.
Distributed by Subwax www.subwax.es
Artwork by KDK12 www.instagram.com/kdk_12/

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Follow Kalcagni / Cosmoba :
Bandcamp : www.cosmoba.bandcamp.com
Instagram : www.instagram.com/kalcagni
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/kalcagni

Target Practice

TL PREMIERE : Kalcagni - Clean Shirt [Cosmoba]

SUPPORT: https://selvamancer.bandcamp.com/album/a-benumbed-waiting

A Benumbed Waiting is a ruthless odyssey where reality bends and the rhythm of chaos takes hold. This Limited Edition Cassette album contains 15 tracks featuring an unholy marriage of Barcelona’s underground stew and international artists who somehow know exactly how to make pulsating noise feel like liberation.

The compilation oozes grit and mad creativity, from deep acid basslines to harsh industrial textures, wonky bass explosions and driving electro rhythms.

Also: Fuck Trump. Fuck Musk. Fuck Putin. Fuck Netanyahu.
Fuck Abascal. Fuck Wilders.
May they all burn in the lake of fire, forever.

Support your local scenes.
Peace.
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Releases May 30, 2025

Mastered by Dominic Clare at Declared Sound
Artwork by Niek Kessels
Ant colonies from Fort Portal, Uganda
Special shoutout to Dom, Niek, Sara, Jussi, Andy & Ryszard

Thanks to all these wonderful artists for their talent, trust and patience!

Various Artists - A Benumbed Waiting

M Parent - Gimme Acid

🟢 Download / Stream: https://hypeddit.com/sinc8a

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www.instagram.com/analogconcept
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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

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Mastering by: Grid User


Machine Brennt - Infinite Layers

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Bandcamp: https://ferma.bandcamp.com/album/nature-causing-chaos-ep
Release Date: May 29th, 2025
Info: For our next physical release, FERMA proudly welcomes Fragedis. A driving force in the local underground for over two decades, Fragedis is renowned for his eclectic, genre-blending, DJ sets and productions. Staying loyal to the craft and deeply committed to the culture, he is also co-hosting Healthy Summer in Crete, one of Greece’s most revered festivals for authentic rave culture.

This release features six tracks that perfectly encapsulate FERMA’s sound identity and forward-thinking vision. The A-side opens with “Teras”, an atmospheric piece with immersive vocals that lay the foundation for the journey ahead. “Thrust Reverse” cranks up the intensity with industrial-driven arpeggios, primed to ignite the dancefloor. Closing out the first side is a stripped-down reprise of “Teras”, reimagined by a legendary artist who has shaped the Athenian industrial sound - true name strictly confidential.

Flipping to the B-side, “Live in Lies” drifts into deeper territory, weaving atmospheric pads and trancey synth sequences for introspective, eyes-down moments. Bringing it all home, “Fasaries” delivers an electro spinoff that rounds out the release’s sonic character and journey.

Physical wasnt enough and "Body Pressure" has been added in the mix as a digital bonus :)

We are beyond excited to share this release with you – play it loud, folks!

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*PREMIERE* Fragedis - Live in Lies

Released 02/10/15 on Central Processing Unit
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Transparent Sound - No Call From New York (Acid Mix)

semi-vinyl set recorded live. As always mostly unreleased music from trip ad other friendly labels and  rare, hard to mix abrasive crate  findings.

Nina Kraviz Time Warp 2018

For this premiere we look again to Germany for a new release from Heliopause.

Originally consisting of @AUX88 and Dynamik Bass System, Heliopause has moved from a trio to become a solo project consisting of just Thomas Werner, who is the man behind DBS and Robotmachine Records.

The track selected by @DarkScienceElectro to premiere is the final track on the album entitled 'Quantum Mechanics'. This track (and all the tracks on this new album) are exactly what you expect from the man behind Dynamik Bass System. Up-beat 808 rhythms, excellent mastering, modestly used vocoding, funk-laced bass lines and well-thought out arrangements that keep the listener engaged. 

This release is available now.

Buy here: robotmachine.bandcamp.com/

Additional resources:
www.facebook.com/robotmachinerecords/
www.facebook.com/Thomas-Kress-266695903373757/

Quantum

PREMIERE: Heliopause - Quantum Mechanics (Robotmachine Records)

The 405th episode of @DarkScienceElectro aired on 4/12/2019

Heliopause - Quantum Mechanics 
Commuter - Commuting Xperience
Rodney - You're Going To Great Lengths...
Carl Y. Scheele - Liquid Phlogiston
Empty Orchestra - Nervous Smile
AUX 88 - Technology (Technobass remix)
Ikeaboy - Irish Summer
London Modular Alliance - Private K-Hole
Illektrolab - Darkmatter
John Selway - Stars In The Gutter
Victoria Lukas & Jauzas The Shining - Follow Me
MSL - Enterprise
CYRK - Technique

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