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Jungle/dnb tunes

Written & Produced by Aristides Katsinopoulos & Phoebus Noussis.

06.Sygnals - Elxis

Ikiryō X Akinsa - Stay Human

Linear System & Yrsen - Storage Ring

Tracklist:

01. @oscvomklangleiser - Stonehenge (@ancestrallandscapes Remix)
02. @blazejmalinowskiofficial - New Tension (The Gods Planet Rework)
03. @reign-techno. - Spreading Particles
04. @doltzdeep - Kumori
05. @datch - Passengers
06. @assimilated1 - The Temporal Plane
07. @repart1 - Dagrda
08.  @lucacut - Orizzonti
09. @samwilsondosis - Close To The Breakdown
10. @datch - Apocalyptic
11. @reign-techno- Observation From Space
12. @caueborba- Acheron
13. @smoleymusic -  Hypnotic Water

Enjoy the ride!

YV

Yutaka Viper - Matrix Sessions 121

LuK - Lust

Kwizma steps up to deliver his 2nd release on Kuro Records with a dark 4 track soundsystem experience featuring a collaboration with Leon Switch.

-Tracklisting-
Kwizma - Marshal
Kwizma - Twilit
Kwizma - Mirage
Kwizma & Leon Switch - Buddha

Enjoy 🙂

Beatport Support
https://www.beatport.com/release/mirage-ep/4089878

Bandcamp Support
https://kurorecords.bandcamp.com/album/mirage-ep

Mirage EP

Buy the EP

Kwizma - Twilit - [KURO009]

Blackout took a little break but will be returning at the end of summer withHungarian funk Meister Mindscape. This 4 Track EP rolls from start to finish and you don't want it to stop!




Phantoms

The 4th

Mindscape - The 4th

BLCKTNL022: Pythius - New Order

Beatport: October 16th
Worldwide: October 30th

Pythius:
www.facebook.com/Pythiusbreaks
@pythius
twitter.com/Pythiusbreaks

New Order

Driveyard

Pythius - Driveyard Ft. MC Kryptomedic

we love Twenty One Pilots so we chose to reimagine the track, toughening it up in our own way.

Twenty One Pilots - Stressed Out (Botnek Remix)

Pessimist - Burundanga EP

Vinyl Tracklist:

A1. Burundanga
A2. Lithosphere

AA1. Paian (Simon Shreeve Remix)
AA2. Thug


It's been three years since founding UVB-76 member, Pessimist put out a Drum & Bass release. The last time you could find a 170 track by Jabs was back in 2017 for his critically acclaimed self-titled debut album released on Blackest Ever Black. So we present in 2019, the Burundanga EP for UVB-76, which has been destroying dance floors across the planet.

The Burundanga EP consists of three Drum & Bass cuts. Think Ruffhouse meets tribal shamanism, gutter breaks with amazonian field recordings and thick atmosphere, you'll feel like you've been spiked by some ritualistic witch doctor. Also included within the four track EP is the long awaited Paian remix by Downwards Records and CUB affiliate, Simon Shreeve aka Mønic & Kryptic Minds, taken from Jabs's debut EP for The Buzzer. Trust us when we say this is not for the faint hearted, we're truly excited to have Pessimist back on the label with these four vintage, signature Pess, killer cuts.

Preorder

UVB76-014: Pessimist - Burundanga EP

‘S.L.F. Versions’ – a set of cutting-edge radical reworks from Aïsha Devi’s widely-praised EP ‘S.L.F.’

Hotly-tipped Chinese scene stalwart 33EMYBW delivers a thunderous percussion-heavy take on ‘Two Serpents’, and rising Indonesian duo Gabber Modus Operandi overhaul ‘Uupar Theory’ with pummelling kick drums encircling frenzied, swirling synths.

Nordic maverick Varg adds jungle breaks and pitched-down crunch to Devi’s pitched-up ethereal voice, whilst lauded JA collective Equiknoxx Music‘s vibey avant-dancehall version gives shout-outs to Devi from vocalists Gavsborg and Shanique Marie.

In addition to acclaim gained for ’S.L.F.’, over the summer Devi toured extensively, performing at some of the world’s most prestigious and forward-thinking events. At Dark Mofo x Atonal in Hobart, Australia she premiered her new AV show ‘∞E=TRv’ – an innovative collaboration with visual artist MFO using light in space and reflective surfaces. 

Centred around Devi’s transcendence/continuum energy formula and inspired by Planck’s Constant in physics, these special shows have wowed and inspired, as have AV events staged with Emile Barret, and Devi’s solo shows - where audio takes centre stage. 

LIVE DATES

12th Oct – RBMF afterparty @ Stratos, Oslo – Norway / Live A/V
18th Oct – LEV Festival, Madrid @ Matadero – Spain / Live
19th Oct – Simple Things Festival, Bristol – England / Live + VR w/ Pussykrew
08th Nov – Positive Education @ Cite du Design, St. Etienne – France / Live
10th Nov – Les Garages Numeriques @ Beursgebouw, Brussels – Belgium / Live MFO AV
22nd Nov – MUTEK Festival @ Fabrica, Mexico City – Mexico / Live (AV TBD)
07th Dec – Nova Muzak @ Borusan Music House, Istanbul – Turkey / Live AV

1.	Aïsha Devi – ‘Two Serpents’ (33EMYBW Remix)
2.	Aïsha Devi – ‘Uupar-Theory’ (Gabber Modus Operandi Remix)
3.	Aïsha Devi – ‘I'm Not Always Where My Body Is’ (Varg Remix)
4.	Aïsha Devi – ‘The Favor Of Fire’ (Equiknoxx Remix Feat. Gavsborg & Shanique Marie)

S.L.F. Versions

I'm Not Always Where My Body Is (Varg Remix)

BUY / STREAM

Aïsha Devi - I'm Not Always Where My Body Is (Varg Remix)

Releases 20th February 2020
140g 12" Vinyl containing music plus 10x locked-groove loops on transparent grey vinyl with black spattering. Includes card for digital downloads in MP3 & Lossless. Illustration by SubMillimetre.

A1. DB1 — Late Night. 
A2. DB1 — Tone
A3. DB1 — Loops 1-10* (Loops only available on vinyl release)
B1. DYL — YDNTKNW
B2. Paragon — Black Celebration (Stone Cold) 

The first edition entitled 'Initial Conditions' assembles with DB1’s opening redefinition of form & function in Late Night; a journey of spatial exploration and intricate drum work arranged for polyrhythmic bitempo hybrid territory, palpating into a spectrum-rich environment top-dressed with scything layers of percussion.

Tone, DB1’s beatless secondary offering introduces fluid, localised doses of low frequency synth work, developing into an exploration inside rich, vivid arrays of convoluted space.

Vinyl copies of Initial Conditions include 10 infinite locked-groove loops assembled by DB1 himself, covering 1 bar percussion arrangements as well as ambience and drone/noise terrain. These additions aim to channel functionality and provide creative tools for performance.

Flip over to uncover the masterful work of DYL in YDNTKNW: a lesson in dynamics, donning swathes of industrial elasticity yet solidifying itself as a functional dancefloor-worthy exercise. Rip-roaring waveforms are barely suspended by the tension of cables buckling under pressure.

Paragon delivers via Molt’s first edition; 'Black Celebration (Stone Cold)': a controlled descent into insanity in the form of textured sample destruction. Pitch bent, brash and broken; Paragon’s drunken drum patterns dissolve into redux noise and drum confusion, conjuring a sleep paralysis inducing bed of imagery, advancing into a spiral of unconscious cacophony. The piece finalises as a crescendo of locked-loop noise.

@dee-bee-one
@dyl170
@noiseabovetalent

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MOLT is not a genre specific label or idea. From Molt’s originating habitat of 170bpm, it aims to cover territory transcending itself and evolving into contrasting genres, tempos and styles. 
Each release will also contain locked grooves and other additions assembled by the artists on each record, useful as DJ or creative tools.
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Initial Conditions

MOLT001

DB1 | DYL | Paragon - Initial Conditions 12" Vinyl [MOLT001]

Get 12" Vinyl:  http://bit.ly/APHA020
Stream 'Sporks' on Spotify: https://sq.lnk.to/APHA020DDS

dgoHn - dgoHn 
APHA020
Limited Edition 12" Vinyl LP / Digital
Released: 6th December 2019

A1. Sporks
A2. Dolorous Dick'ead
AA1. Acacia Road
AA2. Lost and Found

Astrophonica welcomes veteran producer dgoHn to the family. Through releasing music over the past decade, dgoHn aka John Cunnane has acquired a cult following and gained DJ support from figure heads like Thom Yorke, Tom Ravenscroft and Aphex Twin. 
 
2009 saw Rephlex Records release his collaborative album ‘Some Shit Saaink’ with fellow drumcunt Macc. Sitting somewhere between Jungle, Drumfunk, Experimental Jazz and brutal sub bass, dgoHn’s music is intense in both mania and serenity. 
 
“dgoHn has long since been one of my favourite producers in the left-field jungle or ‘drumfunk’ world. He has a knack of applying brain melting beat science without ever interrupting the groove and rhythm of the track. It’s something that few people can do, and he seems to effortlessly. There’s also a certain sadness and melancholy to his chords and fleeting melodies, which creates a beautiful contrast to the frantic drum madness. Amongst all this, there is a lot of bass, real Jungle bass, that anchors but also adds the ‘sound system’ edge to the mix, resulting in something very unique.” - Fracture
 
‘Sporks’ takes the 160bpm half time tempo that has become synonymous with the label and throttles full speed into a driving bongo led rush of euphoric pads and deadly sub bass. Have you ever danced with a murderer?
 
‘Dolorous Dick’ead’ is an explosion of paradoxical emotions where hyperenergetic Jungle breaks and introverted chords meet to create an intense journey through a tape saturated landscape.
 
‘Acacia Road’ continues the modern 160bpm theme, but diverts into a trance like state with meditative pads and metronome-like poly rhythmic percussion as familiar breaks are elevated towards enlightenment. 
 
In ‘Lost and Found’, a wonderfully crusty break is slowly polished by wistful pads to wipe away the tears before the Amen edits are slowly uncovered to reveal a hidden shiny metallic underlay. Blinding.
 
 
Written & Produced by John Cunnane.
Artwork by Utile Creative.
Mastered by Robert Macciocchi at SC Mastering.
Vinyl Mastering & Cut by Lewis Hopkin at Star Delta.

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