Dont care about what people say, i’m in my lane

@cem3340cem3340 is back on his own imprint with his first album “080”.
The double LP is a realistic reflection of the culture, the sound, the places, the people, the influences, and the tireless devotion to the machines that truly shape his daily life.
12 strong jams including 2 honorable remixes from @jayoverdose and @detroitsfilthiest and 3 tracks feat. @latenightapproach, @3kz and @kaelan-suboscrec aka 2030.
Feelings, abrasive basslines, research, conversations with robots, solid ideas and weighty drums are perfectly spliced into his distinctive sound that will drag you instantly into his basement.
Every track is chained to his journey.
Every track is a step of his actual path.
Dial “080” and let the 808 do the talking.

Discogs:
https://www.discogs.com/it/CEM3340-080/release/18207508

Distributed by clone rotterdam:
https://clone.nl/item64438.html
https://clonedistribution.com/release/64438

Mastered by @q3000
Design by Linkin Bios

Release date:
June 28th 2021

CEM3340 - 080 Album (CRTSX006)

Dip Shim - Arbetsära (Ceqi Remix)

Vinyl → bit.ly/3cUflzb
Artist: Francois Dillinger
Title: Icosahedrone
Remixes: Keith Tucker , Squaric & Detroit's Filthiest
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Label: Diffuse Reality
Catalogue: DREA 005
Rel. date: 23th of April 2021.

A side >>
A1. Francois Dillinger - Sit and wait
A2. Francois Dillinger - Navigating the swamp
A3. Francois Dillinger - Dream theif

B side >>
B1.Francois Dillinger - Dream theif (Keith Tucker Remix)
B2.Francois Dillinger - Navigating the swamp (Squaric Remix)
B3.Francois Dillinger - Sit and wait (Detroit's Filthiest Remix)

Vinyl orders include two Diffuse Reality stickers and digital downloads of the full release.
www.diffusereality.net

PREMIERE: Francois Dillinger - Sit And Wait (Detroit's Filthiest Remix) [Vinyl]

Out now alongside limited edition T-shirt with release artwork:
mechatronica.bandcamp.com/album/effortless-imagination

EP playlist: soundcloud.com/mechatronicamusic/sets/gamma-intel-effortless-imagination-mtron023

Tweaking his signature sound into a dark and heavy blend of half-time UK bass, rugged electro dips and magnetic breakbeat styles, Gamma Intel effortlessly explores fresh subsurface territory and morphs the collective sonic awareness towards new fluid illusions.

@gammaintelligence

More music by Gamma Intel on Mechatronica:

Gamma Intel - Casual Power [MTRONAID]
mechatronica.bandcamp.com/track/gamma-intel-casual-power

Heap - Beat Nouveau (Gamma Intel Remix) [MTRONW005]
mechatronica.bandcamp.com/track/beat-nouveau-gamma-intel-remix

Gamma Intel - Effortless Imagination

[ Buy on Bandcamp ]

Gamma Intel - Magnetic Practice [MTRON023]

Vinyl only.

blindallies.bandcamp.com

Artwork: Vova Malisev, Anna Lastovska
Makeup: Vova Malisev
Mastering: AV

Various - Conference (BAREC-014, Vinyl Only)

Rise of the Machines is the debut collaboration between two exciting new players in the electro scene - Erik Griffoen & Ben Evans aka The Droid, who have been forging new sounds across a multitude of heavy tracks over the past two years that have picked up strong radio support from Dave Clarke on White Noise, Ralph Lawson on Exit Planet Earth and Qamar Sol on Space is the Place, alongside plays from by ADT, Paul Hierophant, Damo B and Dexorcist.

ROTM features four tracks of cutting edge electro that transition from peak time in the club to moments of pure tripped out musical bliss, all delivered with expert production and sound design.

Kicking off the release comes the title track ‘Rise Of The Machines’, this quirky yet nuanced excursion sets the pace, allowing it’s nifty ricocheting sequences, slick 808s, and tripped out ear candy to hit the clubs. ‘Prisoners features a wiggly bass led jam, plastered with synths and finished with a dash of vocoded vocals.

Onto the flip side - ‘Room And Pillar’ grabs the bull by the horns with a tough and aggressive bass line driven banger. Shrieking, twisted synth lines and FX are shattered across the track, keeping tension levels peaking, while TR808 rhythms cut through with military precision. Contrasting ‘The Neutral Zone’ sucks us into a deep atmospheric orbit of blissful yet inquisitive FM synthesis, distant emotive pads, fortified by warm stately bass tones.

A1 - Rise of the Machines
A2 - Prisoners
B1 - Room and Pillar
B2 - The Neutral Zone

VIS327: Lloyd Stellar X The Droid - Rise Of The Machines

Seasoned heads may already be aware of dynArec. The project of one Chris Kalera, dynArec has been a force in the electro underground for more than two decades at this point, releasing numerous records and helming the Vaporwave label to boot. He has marked himself out as a purveyor of top-quality machine-funk during his career, a producer who runs with the spirit of Detroit to craft club traxx of wicked intensity.

After a period of relative quiet in the late 2010s, Kalera has roared back into action recently, with a run of releases emerging in 2021 and 2022 across labels including Cultivated Electronics, Superluminal and Umwelt’s New Flesh. Now the Vaporwave Records founder takes his Central Processing Unit bow with the Force In The Sum EP, and his hard-hitting electro style is immediately at home on the Sheffield imprint.

Force In The Sum commences with ‘A Dispatching Role’, a track where eerie vocal snippets and delay-drenched anti-melodies cluster around a volatile low-end wobble and crisp 808 snap. It’s equal-parts ominous and invigorating, kind of like the Thom Yorke of ‘Kid A’ times if he’d been granted an audience with Gerald Donald. ‘A Dispatching Role’ is prime slalom music, and the mood carries through to following cut ‘Stabilized’. After a stentorian opening of unerring kick drums and fizzing keys, ‘Stabilized’ soon blooms into a retro-futurist robo-electro joint which comes off like a more textured iteration of Unit Moebius.

Things open up a little more on first B-side ‘Canonical Form’ - at least, they do before the track’s pretty opening flushes are interrupted by a vicious blurting bassline reminiscent of, say, Jensen Interceptor. There are no broken beats here, the track’s unyielding four-on-the-floor thud pushing the joint a little more towards techno mode than the A-side jams. This straight beat remains on Force In The Sum closer ‘Classification Of Elements’, with sputtering hi-hats playing off the groovy pings of the synths to devilishly danceable effect. Slip-sliding saw sounds and spine-tingling, almost ‘X-Files’-esque lead lines enter to up the ante, but the mood shifts after dynArec starts to lace lush chordal stabs and delay-drenched modular runs through the track. All the while, a voice repeats the mantra “what matters is the sound” - and who could deny the truth in this statement?

dynArec’s prolific recent run continues with the four track Central Processing Unit debut Force In The Sum. Tense, expansive and worldbuilding, this is wickedly danceable electro done right. Truly, what matters is the sound.

RIYL: Jensen Interceptor, Cardopusher, Cygnus, Silicon Scally

dynArec - Force In The Sum

Curtis Electronix reaches its 10th drop presenting the second album from his owner and founder @cem3340cem3340 , MACCHINE.

The double 12'' draws together 8 new tracks all made and recorded using only hardware.

Spanning from pumped up machine-led cyber-funk beats, to darting powerful techno out-kilters, but always maintaining a stable focus on @cem3340cem3340 personal signature, it explores those ravines where techno and electro collide.

''MACCHINE'' is pure dedication to the machines. With no compromise.

Preorder:
Clone.nl
https://clone.nl/item71313.html

Masterd by @q3000

Artwork by Linkin Bios

Release date: April 9th 2023

Macchine

CEM3340 - Macchine Album (CRTSX010)

For the second release on RotterHague Records i am proud to have two new tracks from DJ Maaco, known for 
the unbeatable Detroit In Effect and also the illustrious Cybonix releases.
Classic Detroit stuff with that huge Maaco stamp on it, i know i will be playing it a lot!
There is also two Overdose tracks on this one, one that drove a crowd in Moscow mad
 and one that is about how stuff drives me mad.
More funky robotics!

RotterHague Records, When Cities Collide II

Out now on Lone Romantic: lnk.to/LR016

If Galaxy Lane’s first EP didn’t send the portals of time and space upside down, then the second EP will throw you down a vortex of hypnotic grooves juxtaposed with eerily erratic rhythms built in outer space. The first of two EP’s to be trusted in the hands of Lone Romantic, ‘Night’ and ‘Later That Night’ will explore the concept of capturing moments in time. Maybe Galaxy Lane can best summarise... “I want people to really feel the mistakes in this music, the dirt, the rough and raw approach, the ‘sitting on the floor surrounded by wires at 3am messing with synths’ approach. That to me is the magic of this music, the interaction of man and machine, to hear the nuances, the tweaking of knobs and pushes of faders. I think we have lost that somewhat with digital technology, and have lost a lot of feeling in the process.

‘Night’ will propel the listener into ethereal textures layered over rough and raw beats, as outlined on opening track ‘Deep Space Nine’. If that sets you up for thinking this will be a dreamy ride, ‘Communication’ hits hard at the rear of the spaceship, coming at you with intergalactic bleeps, zaps and back cracking rhythms made for getting down.

Galaxy Lane - Silver

ARTIST: VARIOUS ARTISTS
TITLE: ONDERWERELD EP
LABEL: CULTIVATED ELECTRONICS LTD
CATALOGUE NO: CELTD003
FORMAT: VINYL
RELEASED: 03 AUGUST 2020

TRACK LISTING:
A1. COSMOX – ELECTROSTRESS
A2. 543FF – EASY
B1. STAR-KID, GAMMA INTEL & 543FF – THREE CITY FIRM
B2. STAR-KID, GAMMA INTEL & 543FF – THREE CITY FIRM (543FF REMIX)

Coming next on Cultivated Electronics Ltd (CE’s limited vinyl offshoot) is a V/A EP entitled ‘Onderwereld’ which takes its name from a former atomic bunker based in The Hague (Netherlands) that housed music studios, offices and the Intergalactic FM station, Onderwereld Radio.  The building had to be vacated last year, but the amalgamation of some of those artists and their creative resources lives on.  Together, they encapsulate the new underground sound of The Hague.

Opening the A-side is a track by Crave Festival organiser, Cosmox who delivers tough staccato Electro-funk on ‘Electrostress’, before 543ff (a regular player on the Dutch Electro scene who’s released on ÆX and has a forthcoming album on Diffuse Reality) brings stripped-back beats and layers of melody on ‘Easy’.

Keeping the Onderwereld collaborative ethos alive, 543ff joins forces with Star-kid (Bunker Records) and Gamma Intel (Brokntoys / Pinkman) on the B-side, for ‘Three City Firm’.  Their original version is dark and bristling, while 543ff’s remix takes the track on a galactic ride.

Pre-order: https://clonedistribution.com/release/59563

RotterHague Records, When Cities Collide II

RotterHague Records

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