LIES-197
Tom Carruthers-Algorithm
from the upcoming "Future Wave" 3xlp
to be released November 3rd 2023

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Tom Carruthers-Algorithm (LIES-197)

OUR SYSTEMS. YOUR DESTINY.

Welcome to the Control Data Institute [CDI], a place for those who dare to dream beyond the boundaries in a world constructed of code. As other genres and their artists seek fame of the momentary zeitgeist, we retreat to the underground and establish a sound free from the risk of replication or the confines of time.

Enter our world, where darkness reigns and the only guiding light is the flickering, monochrome glow of CRT screens.

Custom USB.  Limited to 100 units sold.
- 27 Tracks from Various Artists: Welcome to the Institute
- 6 Track EP: Lloyd Stellar, FRANCOIS DILLINGER: Destiny > Gravity
- 27 DJ Tool Tracks: Firmware Loops V1
- 700+ Samples (One-Shots, Loops, Vocals)

USB Specs:
- Crystal engraved logo inside glass top with active green LED. 
- Black metal base with CDI engraved text.
- 8GB USB 2.0. 

This is a physical release, so only owners of the drive will have access
to all of the digital files and bonus content. 

Tracklist: 
01 Lord Jalapeños - Leave Me Alone
02 DLMS - 714
03 Isolated Material - Rising Impact
04 Alex Jann - Stay In Your Zone
05 Davide Piras - Supersantos
06 FRANCOIS DILLINGER - The Institute
07 214 - Body Control
08 Obzerv - Xeno
09 Marshall Applewhite - Empty Solid
10 Alonzo - Y Vs A
11 ADJ - The Bug
12 The Droid - Temperament
13 Cliff Dalton - Politicians Talking Too Much
14 CRC - Headub
15 Ekman - 40
16 Polyfan Polyphenix - Polylectrolyse
17 Flinty - Superglue
18 Fleck E.S.C. - Datura 990
19 Interdimensional Warlock - My Own Devices
20 Wavesense - Dantes SH32
21 Syrte - Sanctum Automata
22 WeeDJs - Beyond Crisps
23 TANS - Always Think Of You
24 PTHGN - Nexus
25 Terrestrial Access Network - Raftinonkarma
26 C-Lektro - Doinal
27 Trichome - Journey To Unalignment

CAT: CDIVA001
Mastering: Lloyd Stellar
Release: Jan 2024

Welcome To The Insitute

VA - Welcome to the Institute

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

Hilltown Disco welcome's the excellent Luxus Varta to the label for the effective and powerful 'Retrofiction' EP.

A record with layers of intelligence and emotional synth work-outs. The sounds range from a melancholic A-side, touching on wave with more disturbed vocals on the B-side, all crafted with a woven spine of electro with serious pulsing basslines. Organised and articulated madness tracks for the club.

Pre-order - https://hilltowndiscouk.bandcamp.com/merch/hil011-luxus-varta-retrofiction-12-vinyl

Released - 25/1/24.

Limited to 300 vinyl.

Distributed by Bordello A Parigi.

Mastered by Reel Mastering.

Artwork by Gary Lazereyes.

HIL011 - Luxus Varta - 'Retrofiction'

Taken from Roma Zuckerman's Phenomenon of Provincial Mentality LP on Gost Zvuk, out January 19.

Pre-order: https://gostzvuk.bandcamp.com/album/phenomenon-of-provincial-mentality
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Premiere: Roma Zuckerman - Zuckerman_4CH005I

Physical: http://tinyurl.com/wbj8e7y2
Digital: http://tinyurl.com/mr2w9x48

Absolutely killer darkside mutations from Tradecraft, aka Carrier, a stunning hour-long session of dank, highly atmospheric technoid alchemy that plays from the Pan Sonic/Vainio/T++ songbook.

1. Tradecraft - Exil

The 11th release on Curtis Electronix comes from one of the most influential figures in the history of electro. Infinite Tetraspace EP is a mind-altering combination of ambient beauties, ice cold machine-funk and spaced out 4/4 kickers that play with the concept of space and time, as expressed almost clearly in the title. 
Four next level cuts that push their electro even more into the future. 
We are very much glad they are back.

Preorder: https://clone.nl/item75192.html
Artwork: Linkin Bios
Mastering: Q3000

Release date: 26 Feb. 2024

Infinite Tetraspace

Dopplereffekt - Infinite Tetraspace EP (CRTSX011)

We're very happy to announce the premiere of @poly-chain's contribution to the @die-orakel 'Braindance' compilation. Her track 'Turbulent' is also part of the 4-track vinyl release and can now be pre-ordered via Bandcamp now. Official release is 16 February 2024

Braindance

Turbulent

Premiere: Poly Chain – Turbulent

after the success of "SCIENZ OF LIFE" we didn't hesitate about DJ NEPHIL's side project
"SYSTEM DISORDER" with this latest collection entitled
"RANDOM REPORT"


here continuing the experimentation and sound research in the studio and in his artistic compositional form connected both to the machines and to his own vision so presenting in this work eight other  acid-electro variations on a more minimal theme around a sort of contemporary dark novel .

another work of high level Electronic Music and
True Underground Sound.


S.O.T.


MASTERING BY MATT PARENT
GRAPHICS BY BLANK STUDIO
OUT MARCH 2024 
LIMITED TAPES AND DGTL AS USUAL

RANDOM REPORT

A1 - System Disorder - Blue Romance (SOT012)

Coming up Next on Malka Tuti.
Debut EP from Andrei Rusu (half of Khidja).
The EP includes 2 original cuts (one of whom in collaboration with dear Decha) and 2 remixes by heroes of ours - Philipp Otterbach & Black Merlin

I've Lost Control (Philipp Otterbach Remix)

Andrei Rusu - I've Lost Control (Philipp Otterbach Remix)

Better World (Progressiv-Mix)

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