What a beautiful EP, great to hear some Plant43 in here as well....

Ovatow - The Negativity That Surrounds Me
Harbour City Sorrow [HCS0000]
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Parental Advisory Frustrated Funk

Ovatow - The Negativity That Surrounds Me - HCS0000

Intuitive analog Electronix by the by Alberta Balsam, one of Rotterdams upcoming talents.

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Eddie Symons’ fine recent run for Central Processing Unit continues. The NULLPTR mastermind makes it four releases on the Sheffield label in five years with Recursor, a six-track EP which balances precision-engineered machine-funk grooves with an overarching aura of gracefulness.

Recursor finds its lane from the opening title-track. On the quicksilver ‘Recursor’ we get Drexciyan punch, a needlegun bassline and staccato arps offset by eerie washes of synths. There’s a tension between the two elements of the track, and this yin-yang combination means that’ Recursor’ will work equally well for both the rave’s darkest corners and also the euphoria of a sunrise set.

After the title-track begins the record at breakneck speed, ‘Pulsar’ puts proceedings into cruise control. There’s still enough punch in the drum programming to ensure that ‘Pulsar’ will deliver in the dance, but this mid-paced tune is dominated by its warping bassline and keening keys, all of which comes together for a pretty and strangely wistful number. ‘Pulsar’s energy persists into following cut ‘Phase Function, though there’s a twitchiness to the bassline here which gives this track a nervier, more neurotic feel. As well as the golden age of Detroit electro, you’re also looking at Silicon Scally and Annie Hall as ballpark references, though there’s a winning idiosyncrasy to the production here which is all NULLPTR’s own.

The groove which kicks off the second half of Recursor is one of the most focussed on the whole EP - ‘Seil’ has a bassline which moves with the intent of a heat-seeking missile. When combined with the distant snap of 808s and twinkling arps, the whole thing very much maintains the shadowy feeling of ‘Phase Function’, and it’s an energy that Recursor rides into ‘Stone Tape’. ‘Stone Tape’ boasts another stellar bassline, but rather than the low-end barrelling forward intensely as it does on ‘Seil’ the bass here skips all around the mix, pleasingly erratic and playful. 

‘Portal’ is an apt title for Recuror’s sixth and final track. Indeed, the whole vibe of ‘Portal’ makes it a perfect closer for this EP of detailed electro jams. This tune really does feel like a portal being opened, the bass and drums busying themselves on the floor while chemtrails of synth in the upper-end of the mix intimate something enticing beyond the threshold.

Sparky yet sleek, Recursor is the latest fine machine-funk collection from NULLPTR.

RIYL: Annie Hall, Silicon Scally, Legowelt

Recursor

NULLPTR - Recursor

Known for his hardware-harnessing live shows and acidic jams, the Bristol-based Miles Otto’s ‘Skitter’ EP is alive with propulsive electro rhythms and dreamy synth melodies. ‘CV Swizzly’  grabs your attention with its wistful analogue tones and percussive crunch, before a burbling bassline burrows through the arrangement, while the 303-laced ‘Vectron’ takes cues from Detroit electro with its menacing riffs and eerie synth drifts. ‘Skitter’ itself subtly reveals its details layer by layer, with crisp drum machine hits and low tones opening out into mystic harmonies, and Plant43 recasts ‘CV Swizzly’ in his distinct image, adding metallic synth bass and urgent keys to finish the EP in fine style.

Miles Otto 'Skitter' EP previews - featuring Plant43 Remix

four gifted reverse engineering experts disassemble and recompile ancient source codes for the third volume of TRUST's XY recombination series.

Ilian Tape's Stenny (@stennyyy) breaks down Versalife's 'Nova Prospekt', Planet Euphorique label owner D.Tiffany (@d-tiffany)delivers a twitchy percussive take of Alex Cortex's 'We Run Your Life', UK  breakbeat pioneer Clatterbox (@clatterbox) converts Microthol's 'Intertronic' into a snarling and growling bass monster, and Delsin's dub master VC-118A (@mohlao) drops a lush techno dub of 'Tides' by /DL/MS/.

out november 2023
distributed by @clone-distribution
artwork by dextro.org

a1 :: VERSALIFE x STENNY - nova prospekt
a2 :: ALEX CORTEX x D.TIFFANY - we run your life
b1 :: MICROTHOL x CLATTERBOX - intertronic
b2 :: /DL/MS/ x VC-118A - tides

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[TRUST XY.3] STENNY :: D.TIFFANY :: CLATTERBOX :: VC–118A [out november 2023]

TL Premiere #1348 (2023.09.08) : NULLPTR - Phase Function [Central Processing Unit]

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For this 213rd Premiere of 2023, we have a track by the veteran UK Electro Producer and DJ, Eddie Symons, aka "NULLPTR", titled ‘Phase Function’ from his forthcoming EP "Recursor" on the independent British record label, founded in Sheffield in 2012, specialising in electronic music : Central Processing Unit (CPU Records).

The EP will be available on October 6, 2023 in Limited Edition 12" Vinyl + Digital.

▶︎ Pre-order : https://shop.cpurecords.net/album/recursor

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Release Info :

NULLPTR - Recursor [Central Processing Unit]

Eddie Symons’ fine recent run for Central Processing Unit continues. The NULLPTR mastermind makes it four releases on the Sheffield label in five years with Recursor, a six-track EP which balances precision-engineered machine-funk grooves with an overarching aura of gracefulness.

Recursor finds its lane from the opening title-track. On the quicksilver ‘Recursor’ we get Drexciyan punch, a needlegun bassline and staccato arps offset by eerie washes of synths. There’s a tension between the two elements of the track, and this yin-yang combination means that’ Recursor’ will work equally well for both the rave’s darkest corners and also the euphoria of a sunrise set. 

After the title-track begins the record at breakneck speed, ‘Pulsar’ puts proceedings into cruise control. There’s still enough punch in the drum programming to ensure that ‘Pulsar’ will deliver in the dance, but this mid-paced tune is dominated by its warping bassline and keening keys, all of which comes together for a pretty and strangely wistful number. ‘Pulsar’s energy persists into following cut ‘Phase Function, though there’s a twitchiness to the bassline here which gives this track a nervier, more neurotic feel. As well as the golden age of Detroit electro, you’re also looking at Silicon Scally and Annie Hall as ballpark references, though there’s a winning idiosyncrasy to the production here which is all NULLPTR’s own.

The groove which kicks off the second half of Recursor is one of the most focussed on the whole EP - ‘Seil’ has a bassline which moves with the intent of a heat-seeking missile. When combined with the distant snap of 808s and twinkling arps, the whole thing very much maintains the shadowy feeling of ‘Phase Function’, and it’s an energy that Recursor rides into ‘Stone Tape’. ‘Stone Tape’ boasts another stellar bassline, but rather than the low-end barrelling forward intensely as it does on ‘Seil’ the bass here skips all around the mix, pleasingly erratic and playful. 

‘Portal’ is an apt title for Recuror’s sixth and final track. Indeed, the whole vibe of ‘Portal’ makes it a perfect closer for this EP of detailed electro jams. This tune really does feel like a portal being opened, the bass and drums busying themselves on the floor while chemtrails of synth in the upper-end of the mix intimate something enticing beyond the threshold. 

Sparky yet sleek, Recursor is the latest fine machine-funk collection from NULLPTR. 

Tracklist :
1. Recursor
2. Pulsar
3. Phase Function
4. Seil
5. Stone Tape
6. Portal

releases October 6, 2023

All tracks written and produced by Eddie Symons.
Mastered at Computer Club Sheffield
Design by Human / www.humanstudio.com

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Website : www.bovaflux.co.uk

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Phase Function

TL PREMIERE : NULLPTR - Phase Function [Central Processing Unit]

T/ERROR - Control Paradox (ALBUM)

A1 Computer Controlled Future
A2 Church of Algorithm
A3 Post Human

B1 Chaos Computer Club
B2 Neuronet
B3 Deep Space

C1 You Can Only Go Forward
C2 Cheerleaders Are Eating Flesh
C3 Other Places

D1 Deep Space (Cignol Remix)
D2 Posthuman (Lloyd Stellar Remix)
D3 Church of Algorithm (Heinrich Dressel Remix)

What if Kraftwerk’s “Computer World” had a more dystopian message? Then you would get this album: “Control Paradox” by T/Error. This double 12 inch vinyl is filled with Kraftworkian moments, but is more updated to our current times. Today computers, smart phones, AI and algorithms have taken over our daily lives. 

This release features 9 original tunes and 3 remixes by none other than: Cygnol, Lloyd Stellar and Heinrich Dressel.

The track “Cheerleaders Are Eating Flesh” is a homage to the legendary maestro I-F and his cult hit: “Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass”.

Control Paradox

T/Error - Control Paradox [LDI010]

Just a bit of fun :)
respect to everyone x x

K N O P F L E R E F F E K T

It is a privilege to welcome Ed Upton back to Shipwrec for his sixth release with the label. An artist who has been at the forefront of electronic music for three decades, under his well-honed DMX Krew guise the British musician has crafted icy electro, thoughtful electronica and textured techno. It is a combination of these styles that culminate in Tree in Space. A steady kick tethers “Parasite” to reality, a thick earthen melody countered by twinkling refrains as soaked drums splash. Off-centre bleep and beats introduce the title piece. Solid basslines are lightened by playful brassy electrofunk notes as genre limitations melt into Summer warmth. Skeletal scales find themselves confronted by a bruising bulwark of bass in “Unbelief.” Balancing these angular and globular tones are arcing keys that draw the disparate elements into unity. “Meltdown” is the closer. Blending a spread of sounds, acid, braindance and techno, DMX Krew serves up something truly special. Brooding notes are met by cracked percussion and simmering 303 squawk in a track that pursues its own path. An EP from a musician that continues to stretch boundaries and imaginations.

Release date vinyl: 25th of september 2023
Release date digital: TBA very soon!

Cat# Ship070
Written and produced by Ed DMX
Artwork by Studio Another Day
Mastered by Johanz Westerman 
Distributed by Clone Distribution
© DMX Krew & Shipwrec 2023
All rights reserved

DMX Krew -  Tree in Space - Ship070

MOY - Heard in a Field
[Forthcoming SYNCRO42 - Dec 2023]

Buzzin to announce my forthcoming EP for French label @syncrophone 🙌

Featuring a killer slow-burn roller of a remix by @carlrinlow that twists the menacing lead track even darker still - this record is aimed squarely at the brainfeet.

Available to preorder now, premieres etc coming soon.

TRACKLIST:
A1  Deepening 991
A2  Deepening 991 (Carl FInlow Remix)
B1  Heard in a Field
B2  Warphenge

Promo text : 

Introducing MOY, the visionary UK-based producer whose sonic alchemy transcends boundaries and genres. In his latest masterpiece, the 'Heard in a Field' EP on Syncrophone Records, MOY delves deep into the realms of melancholic braindance and electrifying breakbeat-infused electro. With cosmic acid melodies that spiral through the cosmos, this EP is a captivating journey through the outer reaches of electronic music.
 
A true highlight of 'Deepening991' is the exceptional remix by the UK electro maestro Carl Finlow, adding his signature touch to an already mesmerizing soundscape. MOY's artistry shines brightly as he effortlessly merges nostalgia with futurism, crafting an EP that is as emotionally resonant as it is dancefloor-ready. Dive into the sonic universe of MOY and experience the ethereal landscapes of 'Heard in a Field'—a testament to his boundless creativity and mastery of electronic soundscapes.

Credits :

Written, Produced, and Mixed by J. Moy.
Additional production on A2 by Carl Finlow
Mastered by Mathieu Berthet @ MB Mastering
℗ & © Syncrophone 2023
www.syncrophone.fr 
Artwork by Fraid

MOY - Heard In A Field [Forthcoming SYNCRO42] (Previews)

Format: 12"
Cat: Orbital 108
Distribution: UTR/Clone

Pre-order: https://clone.nl/item74421.html

Mastering: Ballyhoo Studio

Sound Synthesis - Orbital 108 EP

The poison is also the antidote / label run by @bufobufo-1 and @corporealface
https://ritualpoison.bandcamp.com

Miles Otto 'Skitter' EP previews - featuring Plant43 Remix

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