Beautiful here, my favorite of these. Can't wait to get my copy in the mail. @armecmusic top-notch again.

Back on track with a very moody ambient chill whatever. Enjoy.

Trevante Mundus

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Root

BUY: https://alfredo92.bandcamp.com/album/helfand-ep 
We are proud to present another debut on Axces Records, this time from label head @Alfred092. The A side kicks off with Mimis, an explorative bass driven track with crisp snares and bubbling synthesizers. Next up is the title track Helfand, whose experimental sounds and textures take things in a mystic IDM like direction. On the B side we Adax_pcp, a hypnotic club cut which further explores complex pulsating outernational rhythms. Finally to seal the deal we have Scalex, a twisted dancehall tune with splashes of futuristic sound design.

Alfredo92 - Helfand EP (OUT EARLY FEBRUARY)

Order: bit.ly/2O8k2YW
Discogs: www.discogs.com/Various-Systems-E…/release/14712441

A1 Red Shift - 3rd Moon [06:44 - 132 BPM]
A2 Red Shift - Audity [05:55 - 130 BPM]
A3 Red Shift - Himalayas [03:46 - 106 BPM]

B1 Ether - Detonator [08:08 - 125 BPM]
B2 Escape Artist - Rain Eternal [05:09 - 100 BPM]
B3 Constants Of Nature - Slow Symmetry Breaking [06:18 - 90 BPM]

Originally released via Terraform Records in 1995, 'Systems E.P. 1' was certainly too ahead of its time to meet with success back in the day. That said, as years went by, so swelled the reputation of this sextet of visionary, alien-engineered jams, soon turning the once $1 bin find into a highly sought-after item on the second-hand market. Much to the displeasure of hardline speculators but for the greatest joy of skint '90s sound lovers, KOC reissues the Systems experience in full force and effect.

Harbouring a trio of submersible ambient-tech and 303-driven breaky weapons, Red Shift's own dedicated A-side has lost nothing of its soul-fulfilling appeal. Getting the ball rolling, '3rd Moon' skippers us to brightly hued sound niches, where trancey acid motifs merge with slo-moving ambient pads and uptempo breakbeat on a frenzy. Laced with a hint of bleepy abstraction, the more lascivious, piano-laden 'Audity' then shifts the scope to further introspective depths before 'Himalayas' takes us on a mind-expanding ride across imaginary snow-capped summits and lushly forested slopes.

Flip it over and here comes Ether and their mightily explosive 'Detonator' - a wild and woolly acid number that shall not go without conjuring up memories of the early Prodigy's mid-nineties rave exploits. Not to be confused with that of his contemporary Australian counterpart, Escape Artist's 'Rain Eternal' evokes the soulful RnB suavity of Sade's classics, adorned with otherworldly organic warbles and addictive piano stabs. Constants of Nature vibey closer 'Slow Symmetry Breaking' rounds off the journey on a further distinctively atmospheric note, perfect to muster up the energy and drive to take it on the lam from our crazy world.

B3 Constants Of Nature - Slow Symmetry Breaking (from Systems e.p. 1 - OYSTER22) - OUT NOW!

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Kaiji - Myriads Of Beings

For the first record of the new decade Outer Zone welcomes Modus’ triumphant return for this second part of his “Triple M” sequence.

Standing in direct contrast to the stasis much of modern life has been held in, this EP offers up an opportunity to vicariously enjoy a world, where the futuristic vistas that techno promised at its genesis seem present. Machinic cycles, looping escapism and understated funk are the axes in which this space is rendered, a space that for a moment allows us some respite from stillness.

Pre-order: https://outerzone.bandcamp.com/album/triple-m-ep-part-two

Distributed by Rubadub

Modus - Triple M EP (Part Two) - Clips

MR032 VvAa - Urbi et Orbi 4

The MinimalRome "Urbi et Orbi" franchise debuts in 2006, juxtaposing Rome-based producers to others around the globe ("urbi et orbi" can be translated as "to the city and to the world") featuring -- in time, amongst others -- Legowelt, Rude 66, Mick Wills, Andrea Benedetti, Ra-X, Polysick, The Exaltics. This fourth chapter delivers a vinyl EP compilation with monster electro tracks by Teslasonic, Plant43, Cosmic Force and Microthol, plus a couple of synthorama joints by Heinrich Dressel and Sonobe.

Master by Andrea merlini 
Artwork by Dave Grave
Distro by clone.nl    https://clone.nl/item61875.html
Tracklist:
A1 Teslasonic – Cyber Flow			
A2 Plant43 - Breaks the Surface		
A3 Heinrich Dressel - Ombre et Lumière

B1 Cosmic Force - Deny Evil's Existence	
B2 Microthol - More Detections		
B3 Sonobe - Another Frame

MR032 VvAa - Urbi et Orbi 4

I ate the rich

Artist: Featherstone
Title: Tunnel Vision 
Label: Ernest’s Way
Cat No: ERN002
Format: 12” Vinyl

Tracklist: 
A1. Tunnel Vision
A2. The Return
B1. Origins
B2. Moth

Australian label Ernest’s Way is back with their follow up to last year's debut.

Featherstone makes a return with his Tunnel Vision EP, a 4 track release that explores some of the early musical influences that shaped his sound.

Expect chopped up drum breaks, melodic acid lines, swelling JX pads and a few sneaky vocal cuts.

Featherstone - Tunnel Vision (ERN002)

Independent music label based in Barcelona.

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Nebulae Records

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