Shawn Cartier - Storm the Fortress

Introducing Cyber Domain VA001, showcasing sounds from all of the electro spectrum, including tracks from 18 different artists from London to Miami and from Melbourne to Amsterdam

Releasing April 2nd only on Bandcamp on limited run cassette and digital formats. Available at: cyberdomain.bandcamp.com

Compiled by The Droid & Hardenberg
Mastered by Hardenberg
Artwork by Ruth Enyedi (Insta - @ruthenyedi)

Big thanks to all the artists who made this happen:

https://soundcloud.com/kwasir
https://soundcloud.com/fdbeardd
https://soundcloud.com/andydufraine
https://soundcloud.com/machinefunk-axd02084
https://soundcloud.com/lloydstellar
https://soundcloud.com/cliffdalton
https://soundcloud.com/paranddd
https://soundcloud.com/isolatedmaterial
https://soundcloud.com/obzerv
https://soundcloud.com/dexorcist
https://soundcloud.com/seaaaaaan
https://soundcloud.com/robodrumakaelectromonter
https://soundcloud.com/pablo_funk
https://soundcloud.com/sergegeyzel
https://soundcloud.com/cyphon14
https://soundcloud.com/hedchef
https://soundcloud.com/djbenevans
https://soundcloud.com/mr-gentle
https://soundcloud.com/hardenbergelectro

VA001

Storm the Fortress

Storm The Fortress (CyberDomain VA)

A remake of Thundercat’s funny thing . Hope you’ll feel like dancing while listening .
All the love .

BC

Funny Thing cover

Jargon

Mark Greene - Ritual

Killing Mood

Buy It Here

Marco Leckbert, Luca Maier - Raw Blood (Original Mix)

Pre-order link: http://lenske.fanlink.to/spykers-017

Artist: Milo Spykers
Name: Belgian Bass EP
Label: Lenske Records
Cat.no: LENSKE017
Release: September 17th (Digital & Vinyl)

Belgium’s Milo Spykers pays homage to his homeland with “Belgian Bass” EP, featuring four old
school rave cuts set for release on his resident label, Lenske Records.
Part of the Lenske family since its inception, DJ/Producer Milo Spykers returns to Lenske Records for
his fourth EP on the Belgian label. Packed with four explosive tracks, the EP marks another stand-out
release for Spykers following his “Accelerator” EP last summer.
Kicking off with authority is the thunderous opening track “Stainless Steel”, armed with a marching kick
drum and whompy bass. The track breaks down midway to give way to a weighted synth melody and
flared hi hats that conjoin with a triad of melodic themes, creating an intoxicating blend of rhythm and
sound. Next up and packed with explosive pairings is “Blood Hound”. Taunting synths and a punching
kick create a propulsive rhythm. More chaotic than its predecessor, an array of drums are used to raise
the intensity. Sinister synth notes blend seamlessly with the dramatic percussion that feels custom built
for dark, thumping techno basements.
On the flip is title track “Belgian Bass”, a high voltage stomper with a powerful kick, jackin’ rhythm and
metallic textures. Siren like synths sound out amongst powerful snares and cymbals. Creating an almost
cinematic feeling, the track is brilliantly hectic, broken up by a solitary clap before the chaos resumes.
Lastly is “Cjax”, a raucous roller that feels like a perfect peak time energy spike, ending the record on a
triumphant high note. Gurgling vocal samples stir beneath a driving kick drum and syncopated hi hats,
while stabbing chords cut across the soundscape, intertwined with elongated droning synth notes that
echo in the distance.
Milo Spyker’s “Belgian Bass” EP drops on Lenske Records on September 17th.


Tracklist:
A1: Stainless Steel
A2: Blood Hound
B1: Belgian Bass
B2: Cjax

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Premiere: Milo Spykers - Belgian Bass

Omar Hamdi - 11.10.2017

Immerse your self in this Darkpsy/Hitech mix .
Enjoy the trip  
 
Artists: 
Kaos
Automata theory
Necropsycho
Dark whisper
Ulvae
Ogoun
Insane creatures

Misinformed junkies -  Darkpsy mix

Artist: Atheris ( Julian Muller )
Title: Instant Molting 2.0
Label: Amniote Editions
Catalogue: ZRS-2
Format: 12" Vinyl
Release date: December 13, 2019

Tracklist:
1. ZRS-2A1 Floating Clouds
2. ZRS-2A2 Feroa
3. ZRS-2B1 XXX
4. ZRS-2B2 Vatou

Misinformed junkies - Darkpsy mix

PolySynth