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Floating Ashes

Lento

The first piano melody I ever wrote inspired this. I have been thinking about it for some time. This one is for my piano teacher from whence I was 8 years old.

NO CARRIER - Eight Year Old Kid

We're closing out our fifth anniversary by opening a new chapter.
DIGITAL TEST Vol. I – V.A. is the first release in a new series of exclusive digital projects.

For this inaugural compilation, 27 artists come together under the minimalist spectrum that defines Bohrium. Some are already part of the Family, while others are making their debut here.

The release moves between hypnotic grooves, broken beats, and raw textures, while also exploring more experimental directions beyond Bohrium's most recognizable sound.

Releasing in 2025, DIGITAL TEST Vol. I lays the groundwork for this new project that will continue to develop throughout 2026, marking a new creative phase for the label.

Featuring:
Akela, Andrey Djackonda, Beiger, Bodcat, Cim Piam, Cirkel Square, D I N, Daniel Meister, Elsoo, Etzu Mahkayah, Eusebiu, Gudj, Herman Saiz & Giorgio Robles, Kalua, Lipp, Lukea, Marques Sigi, MGZ, Mike D, Minube, Oleg Makovskiy, Olivian Nour, Ruslan Masalygin & Mhrrmv, RWN, Tobias Laun, Veruh, ZekeN.

Early Support by: Barac, Raresh, Priku, Gescu and more

📅 Release date: 22.12.2025
🔷 Exclusive on Bandcamp

🎛️ Mastered by Andrey Djackonda
🎨 Artwork by Unknown Artist

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Oleg Makovskiy - The Ego [BHRD001]

Tracks from the Two Dark Birds LP "Bow."

Written by S. Koester. © Herr K Songs 2017. ASCAP.

Artwork: The Valley by Jason Glasser ©2016.

Vessel (Two Dark Birds)

Seven Songs

Lock Groove

Release date: 12th of April 2019 (vinyl & digital format)

A1. Salvation
A2. Deflection
B1. Mantra
B2. The Start Of Nothing

After 12 years spent assiduously focused on curating the Token discography, showcasing artists he has nurtured and supported over this time, and incorporating the connoisseur?s knowledge and experience he has cultivated in his work as an equally deft and inventive DJ, label head Kr!z finally steps up to deliver his own debut EP for TOKEN90. Moving beyond his first steps in the collaborative composing and production of two tracks for the label?s 10 year celebration offering Momentum, Kr!z reveals the deep personal impact this amalgamation of influences has had on his creative capacity in a new solo expression.

Kr!z fuses his abiding fascination with his heroes; Jeff Mills, Robert Hood and Steve Rachmad, with sonic inspiration from Token contemporaries such as Antigone, Ø [Phase] and Sigha. Four hypnotic trips, exquisite loops and sinuous contours, bolstered with time-honoured percussive grooves.

The opener is Salvation; a delicate and shimmery exploration of semitone meandering. Deflection?s incessant stabs hit on the first beat of the bar and continue to stride boldly throughout. The Detroit influences come through most prominently in Mantra, with a muted, spacey theme, while The Start of Nothing?s gradual modulation of a lead is captivating both in its loyalty to tradition and its forward-thinking musical expression.

Kr!z - The Start Of Nothing

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https://konx-om-pax.bandcamp.com/album/return-to-cascada

Tom Scholefield follows last year's optimistic album Ways of Seeing, which saw Konx-om-Pax take things directly to the dancefloor, with Return to Cascada, revisiting the album and looking at chosen tracks in different ways, finding their core feeling and levelling them up in mood and innovation.

The EP starts with the sole guest remix, a fantastic moody spiralling take on Rez from man of the moment Skee Mask. This is followed by Return to Cascada, a complete retooling of the lead track from his Refresher EP, which gently mixes a meditative vocoder against chattering synths and an off-beat chirp, suspending the listener in a static mesh. Säule Acid is given some trippy tweaks and edits, giving it the feeling of early Warp bleep music injected with sunshine and dub. I'm for Real (Ambient Mix) loses the drums and gets lost in the spongy tones of its synths, with Nightwave's voice sent through the echo chamber. Caramel (Live Version) takes the original track back to tough dancefloor basics and we finish with Teufelsberg's icy synths and bleeps feeling like Wiley's eskibeats taken to an island paradise.

Konx-om-Pax : Return To Cascada

Planet Mu Records