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Desktop Robotics & Feelings on a Screen (25th Anniversary Edition)

Saint (Heinrich Mueller Z Version)

Track: Enger
Artist:  I7HVN (@i7hvnmusic)
Label: Rites (@riteshindi)
Release Name: Augury (LP)
Release Date: 20.12.2025
Buy Link: https://riteshindi.bandcamp.com/album/augury

· Premiered by @vanitydust — www.vanitydust.ninja


Premiere: I7HVN — Enger [Rites]

In What the Moment Holds, Qwëzall opens a passage between the physical and the ephemeral, shaping sound into slow waves of perception. Each piece unfolds like a moment suspended in time, where rhythm breathes and dissolves into texture, and silence becomes part of the pulse.

The EP moves with a quiet intensity, tracing the space between movement and contemplation. Layers evolve with intention, forming hypnotic structures that seem to echo from within rather than ahead. It is a meditation on presence, on what remains when everything else fades.
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released November 28, 2025

What the Moment Holds (intro)

DCE-001 returns with purpose. For the first time in 30 years, Systematic Breakdown is repressed in a strictly limited edition: just 100 hand-numbered copies, made at Analog Dreams with care and reverence, but also available to buy digitally.

Originally a dancefloor staple in the mid-90s, Systematic Breakdown stood out for its unconventional main synth motif—its movement still cuts through a set with urgency and grit. Famous for its massive buildup and release, drawing directly from the raw energy of early DCE live shows.

Gyre 303 locks into a driving acid bassline that channels classic DCE-era techno, rolling with uncompromising momentum. Solarize blends fluttering acid pulses with whaling PWM synth leads that feel like a solar storm tapping at your consciousness.

Outback Uplink captures the moment DCE first sent its signal to the world. Before global connectivity meant anything, this track was our line cast into the void—an announcement from Australia: “We are here.”

Finally, Angels carries a it’s message in a secret in its groove. Originally cut in reverse by the legendary Ron Murphy—Detroit master cutter, whose sonic fingerprints are all over early DCE history—this backwards cut is the hidden “Easter egg.” It blends distortion, hip-hop-style beats, acid bass, and reverse cymbals into one collision of experimentation. Now it returns as proof that DCE has always been pushing sonic genre boundaries..

The early DNA of DCE visualised in the labels “DNA strip,” the tactile presence of hand numbering, the backwards-cut tribute—these are the markers of a release that bridges past and future. Systematic Breakdown is a key part of the labels history, but it’s alive again!

Buy on Vinyl

Angels

Simmer

The Gemini Principle

Cast a Cold Eye

Taken from: Claro Intelecto - In Vitro - Volume One - Delsin Records - 141dsr
https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/6555

Delsin are pleased to gather together some of the highlights from the rich and varied catalogue of Manchester-based producer Claro Intelecto. From his earliest works on Ai Records through a prolific run on Modern Love to his more recent outings on Delsin, Mark Stewart has continually presented a vision of electronic music that uses the Detroit blueprint as a launch pad for his own distinctive strain of techno. Moving from elegant beauty to rabid intensity while grounded by a firm sense of rhythm, his catalogue runs deep and wide. This expansive compilation filters out select highlights from across his discography, and reframes them as a compelling overview of a truly distinctive voice in modern electronic music.

In Vitro - Volume One

Two Thousand

Buy @ Delsin Shop

Pessimist

War Cry

Glued (feat. Loop Faction)

Spirals

Grit

Bloom

Kristian Jabs - operating under various alias' and group's:
Pessimist
Soft Boi
Stigma
1/3 Ruffhouse
1/2 Boreal Massif


For all info of upcoming gigs and for regular music related announcements, you can follow me on instagram @pessimistmusic

For All Enquiries: pessimistproductions@gmail.com

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