Mothertime

Bandcamp: fastatwork.bandcamp.com/album/eteus

Digital + physical preorder: July 3, 2025
Release date: July 31, 2025

As they landed from an extended hover - Fast At Work found themselves drawn to a new, singular sonic flow. With a future forward vision of higher-deeper tempos, the crew realized that often the most meaningful iterations can be found in the most inconspicuous places - “not even noticed,” some might say. Within these subtle crevices, a rising duo emerged to carry this torch forward, expertly crafting four original offerings. While the title contribution echoes a sermon of oozing bassline flows and siren signals, “Drip Advise” mesmerizes with its spiraling melodies and a deluge of percussion. The B-side hosts the acid-tinged “Creamavity,” as well as “Anxious,” which synthesizes the full pilgrimage into a polished musical definition. To wrap their heli-disc, the mystical duo prescribes a set of two reshapes: Wisdom Teeth’s K-Lone opts for strong foundational grooves and deep airy textures, while Maara crafts an oceanic odyssey – over 10 minutes of timeworn atmospherics and sensorial sensibilities.

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A1 not even noticed - Eteus
A2 not even noticed - Drip Advise
A3 not even noticed - Eteus (K-Lone Remix)
B1 not even noticed - Creamavity
B2 not even noticed - Anxious
B3 not even noticed - Creamavity (Maara Remix)

Written and Produced by Carsten Fluck and Lucas Lejeune
Mastered by Nikolaj Jakobsen
Vinyl production R.A.N.D. Muzik
Artwork & CD by Studio Balcony
Distributed by One Eye Witness

FAW003: not even noticed  - Eteus EP w/ K-Lone + Maara remixes

As we unveil a second excerpt from our TD10 anniversary compilation, label founder Batu takes the reins with a storming Techno number and signs his first release on his own imprint since 2023.

TD10 out 10/10/2025

Frostbite

The 3rd track off Lurka's EP 'Signal' on GRACE is a breakbeat trip through skippy, swirly incantations. 

Lurka - Spells (GRACE003)

Livity Sound welcomes Joe Milli to the fold with an assured EP of crisp club workouts that land between techno's evocative depth and UK funky's offbeat, drum-focused functionality. 

Over the past few years Milli has been establishing his sound across a swathe of radio shows, guest mixes and releases, and he lands on Livity with a timeless take on the label's commitment to stripped back, atmospheric soundsystem music. 

There's variety across the Deep Forest EP, ranging from the balmy bassweight house of the title track to the deep-diving dub pulses and bruk drum science of 'Look Again'. 'Keep That Wire' draws nervous energy from its synth hooks and the taut, angular beat before the rolling Detroit techno pulse of 'Expressions' brings the EP home in punchy, percussion-loaded style. 

In line with past releases from the likes of Bakongo, DJ Polo and Tribal Brothers, Milli's strength lies in his ability to bend the UK funky formula to different styles, all precision-tooled for the club.  

Bandcamp / stream

Joe Milli - Keep That Wire

Kyoto-based producer Stones Taro is launching a new self-released series titled "Byproduct," with the first installment, an EP of the same name, dropping exclusively on his Bandcamp.

This new series pushes Stones Taro's experimental side, distinct from his label NC4K. As the title suggests, these tracks are like musical "byproducts"—challenging and different from his usual style. However, even with these unique sounds, his signature dancefloor-ready beats are still very much present.

Stones Taro plans to continue releasing more tracks on his Bandcamp. Keep an eye out for his evolving sound.

Stones Taro - Trippy Slider Ball

Pulse XIV

'Bite The Hand That Feeds You' is the debut EP from Amsterdam-based DJ and producer Jasmín. Blending genres, moods, and eras, it draws on her Dutch-Argentinian roots while channeling the nostalgia of teenage discovery: "that formative era of girlhood where you're growing up online and building your world digitally." Across three tracks, Jasmín explores the tension between this lasting inner world and the harsher realities outside, weaving techno, bass, and dub into percussion-driven music defined by both force and introspection.

Jasmín - Bite The Hand

Lush Reverie – Liquid DnB Instrumental DJ Set

Extended version with something more to it, is it better? Not so sure but this is last time I played with this track, gotta move on to create something else and further improve - here's the first version for comparison:
https://soundcloud.com/leniwsek/introduction-theres-always-time

PS: I didn't pay attention to how long I made it and after exporting whoah.. 🥹 slightly looonger 

Stream on Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/album/introduction-theres-always-time-extended-improved/1859309682?i=1859309683&l=us

Introduction: There's Always Time (Extended & Improved)

Under The Overpass (Remaster)

Dance music for sound systems.

Bookings : kim@poly.am

Pulse XIV

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