My contribution to @anatolianweapons Ukraine fundraiser that is being released by @luridmusic with over 40 artists. 
Donations stemming from the sales of this release will be distributed to the following humanitarian groups currently active in Ukraine or neighboring countries welcoming refugees: 

- International Medical Corps: internationalmedicalcorps.org/emergency-response/war-in-ukraine/ 
- Urgent Action Fund for Women’s Human Rights - Ukraine Urgent Response Fund: urgentactionfund.org 
- Polish Humanitarian Action: www.pah.org.pl/en/donate/ 
- World Central Kitchen: wck.org/relief/activation-chefs-for-ukraine

Anatolian Weapons - The Jungle Track (Facets Mysteric Remix)[Lurid Music]

Summoning - Friendly party series, formed 4 years ago near Tbilisi. After throwing parties at Tbilisi’s finest clubs such as Drama Bar, Cafe Gallery, TES, Prague’s Wildt, Luzern’s Klub Kegelbahn and collaborating with finest names of local scene and likes of Dj Normal 4, Dj Playstation, DJ Spit, it has grown into podcast series and now proudly presents it’s first ever digital release with very first supporters, lineup members and good friends of the label: Generali Minerali & Rydeen, founders and infamous duo mates - Digital Groove Affair, flesh & soul of the label and emerging talent: Nikusha Kakoishvili and a very good friend, long time DJ & producer straight from the icy clear fjords of Norway - Kim Durbeck!
Artwork: Nika Minashvili

Generali Minerali - J For Garage

Slovenian DJ/producer Marjan Vitorĳoski's productions first showed up on our collective radar back in 2019 leading to an appearance on the 1st volume of Dancefloor Detonators on Invisible Inc swiftly followed by an appearance on Curses' Ombra International imprint. Three years on and Vitorĳoski's sound is even more focussed and refined. His productions more advanced, his roots deeper. Expressing a deep passion for ancient Macedonian culture and art, his music often sounds like a bridge between his European homeland and the Orient. With an array of hardware and effects processors at his disposal that most producers would be highly envious of, his music also frequently benefits from the inclusion of organic instruments (a theme those familiar with Invisible Inc will be aware of) most notably the Persian daf (a frame drum similar to the Celtic bodhran) which punctuates each song with its hypnotic beat. Interspersed with monastic chants that seem to channel the ancestors perfectly, the swirling arpeggiated synths, pulsing bass lines and scything rhythms result in a sonic palette as rooted in history as it is fresh. It's also highly hallucinogenic. Close your eyes and you can imagine yourself transported to an ancient Macedonian opium den. The three original tracks are complemented by an epic remix from Optimo Music stalwart and Phase Group founder Mr TC who takes the acid and explores the outer limits even further. The EP's artwork (by Gordon Mackinnon) is based on a pattern from traditional Macedonian costume - originating from a period when opium dens were still very much in existence.

https://soundcloud.com/vitorijoski
https://soundcloud.com/mrtcmusic
https://soundcloud.com/invisible-inc

PREMIERE⚡️Vitorijoski - Banica (MR TC Remix) [Invisible Inc.]

CORRE SANGRE [AM004]

A2. DESPUES DE TODO

@alonzo902

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“Are you telling me this isn't a real place? It's some kind of virtual construct?”
“We come here during our regeneration cycles. We can exist as individuals here.”
“Unimatrix Zero.”
“You used to come here, before you escaped the Collective. You have the recessive mutation, too. Don't you remember any of it?”

Is it a dream, a Jungian fantasy, a deep dive into the repressed psyche? Is it a malfunction? Or is it the one place where you can escape from the repetitive drone of the hive mind?

"Interlink: B" is the second V/A release from Unimatrix Zero, a collection of tracks from our friends across the North American dance music community and beyond. The release is accompanied by a limited edition custom fragrance available in a 10 mL roll-on, “The Mutation” – a blend of various musks, black hemlock, and bay leaf – a spicy, botanical scent with a hint of smoke and vanilla.

LDY OSC, a Bunker NY alum based in Vienna with roots in Mexico City and NYC, kicks things off with a gritty, acidic bassline gradually unfurling into percussive madness in “Untitled 303606,” a noise-tinged rave workout that’s a masterclass in restraint and tension. Philadelphia-via-NYC’s M Parent’s “Low End Loser” takes us back to the depths with his signature sharply mixed, low-slung electro, punctuated with the cheeky-yet-demented vocals we’ve all come to know and love from the artist. Alonzo, hailing from Brooklyn via Miami, continues the theme of tough, heady low-end in a rough-and-tumble electro number, “White Sheets.”

Next up is NYC’s Escaflowne, who offers a hint of melodic levity grounded in a classic techno groove with a strong sense of Midwest shuffle on “CZ Beat.” CHAINLETTER’s “Drum Bop 3” delivers on its title - a slinky percussive bop suited for a psychedelic forest frolic. Hailing from Durham, NC, they’re a welcome addition to this collection of tracks. Finally, label co-founder Guilt Attendant teams up with M Parent for their collaboration “Shake It (Philly Swing Mix),” departing from their previous dub techno excursions as Modal Form with a twisted, trippy number recorded live in Parent’s home studio in Philadelphia.

All proceeds from this release in the first year will be donated to Underground Music Academy in Detroit:
www.undergroundmusicacademy.com

Alonzo - White Sheets

We’re thrilled to introduce Extase Urbaine's debut EP, "Sacred Winds"! Hailing from Athens, the DJ/Producer presents 4 tracks that delve into the darker realms of techno leftfield.
Kicking off the EP is the title track, “Sacred Winds”, a hypnotic burner that sets the tone. “1990” ramps up the energy, while “Wet Abyss” unleashes a high-tempo debauchery monster. Slowing things down, “Hide in the Light” offers a mesmerizing blend of new beat and trance.
On the remix front, we have the returning Alpha Sect who speeds up “Hide in the Light” with a Techno / EBM angle. And last but certainly not least, Zaatar puts her signature spin on “Sacred Winds”.

“Sacred Winds” is out on March 1st. 

Artwork by Greta Haga
Mastering by Submarea

@extaseurbaine
@alphasectmusic
@zaatar_music

Extase Urbaine - Wet Abyss

TL Premiere #1646 (2024.06.02) : Ian Martin - Cosmic Garden [Shipwrec]

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For this 176th Premiere of 2024, we have a track from Rotterdam-based Artist, DJ and host of SEER Radio on Intergalactic FM "Ian Martin" titled ‘Cosmic Garden’ from his EP "Future Dawn" on the Electronic music label from the Netherlands, founded in 2010 by Ferdi Maks aka DJ Shipwrec : Shipwrec.

The EP is already available on 12" vinyl only and from June 3, 2024 in digital format on all platforms. 

▶︎ Buy : https://clone.nl/item75078.html

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Release Info :

Ian Martin - Future Dawn [Shipwrec // Ship072]
 
The Netherlands has proven to be fertile ground for electronic talent. Few can turn their hand to the range of styles that Ian Martin can, even fewer can match his sheer quality. Shipwrec are delighted to welcome this talent to the label with four tracks making up "Future Dawn." Cosmic Garden opens. A piece that blurs genre lines, soft synthlines are coupled with ruffled rhythms that immerses the listener in gentle orchestral ebbs and flows. Sounds of isolation introduce "Future Dawn", modulations reaching over an ever-widening expanse before strings descend. Drums arrive late in this atmospheric journey, a journey that pulses with a primal energy while conjuring vivid images. The ominously titled "Dead Calm" opens the flip. Soundtracks have always been an inspiration for Martin and the scores of the silver screen are at the forefront of this work. Brittle beat patterns are the bedrock on which melodies whirl, a bitter acid bass bubbling as tension builds to paranoic peaks. Darker skies loom with the marine chop of "Phantom Machine" finishing. A flotsam and jetsam of hi hats swirl in the liquid undulations of distorted bass and aquatic echoes, rougher rusted rhythms providing ballast to the eddies and maelstrom of Martin's machines.

Tracklist :
A1. Cosmic Garden
A2. Future Dawn
B1. Dead Calm
B2. Phantom Machine

Release date vinyl: 6th of May 2024
Release date digital: 3th of June 2024

Written and produced by Ian Martin
Mastered by Johanz Westerman
Distributed by Clone Distribution

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Follow Ian Martin :
Bandcamp : www.ianmartin-seer.bandcamp.com
Discogs : www.discogs.com/artist/1616328-Ian-Martin-5
Facebook : www.facebook.com/Ian.Martin.music
Instagram : www.instagram.com/ian_martin_seer
Linktree : www.linktr.ee/ianmartin_seer
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/seer-music

Follow Shipwrec :
Discogs : www.discogs.com/label/212599-Shipwrec
Facebook : www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064125424141
Instagram : www.instagram.com/shipwrec_records
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/shipwrec

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Future Dawn

Cosmic Garden

TL PREMIERE : Ian Martin - Cosmic Garden [Shipwrec]

Hey Pyramid tribe,

The contest is done – and damn, you guys sent us some serious sounds.
Huge respect to everyone who shared their tracks with us. It’s clear the scene is alive and buzzing.

E-Clip and Stole (our program guy and longtime head in the psy game) sat down, listened through everything, and handpicked a bunch of tracks that captured the spirit of our two stages – Kolo and Tok.

We’ve dropped those selections into two playlists on our SoundCloud.
Now it’s your move.

Audience voting is live.
Just head to our SoundCloud and like the tracks that move you. One track from each playlist with the most likes gets the audience vote, and together with two votes from the jury, that decides who’s playing Pyramid 2025.

Voting runs until July 1st, and we’ll announce the chosen artists right after. If your track made it into the playlists – you’re already part of the crew: two tickets to the fest are coming your way no matter what.

Thanks to all of you who sent tunes – stay weird, stay loud, and see you in the mountains.

Pyramid Festival Crew

🔗 pyramidfestival.com
🔊 soundcloud.com/pyramidfestival

Reidak - Modular Rhythm

New realice Hipnotic & Groove techno caderuo

Drone girl

Reminiscence

Pre-order: 
https://sevenhillsrecords.bandcamp.com/releases

This is a reissue of a short-lived and obscure UK dance music label. A compilation of tracks featured on releases across 3 EP’s between 1991 and 1993 incorporating recently emergent dub techno and progressive acid house sounds. Nation of Noise was conceived in the early 90's, following a meeting of minds between the producer Django and vocalist Jon Martin at the legendary Soho institution: The Brain. 

Plate 1 is a fully remastered reissue of the first Nation of Noise record - Xes Noiz, featuring 4 locked grooves. 

Plate 2 takes two tracks off both the Lockgroove and Super Bubble EP's. One side is smooth, after-hours deep house whilst the other reaches for two progressive, acid cuts. 

Fun facts: 

- Feel the Joy received airtime by Jon Peel on Radio 1 and Elvis Stole My Space Hopper was a favourite of Colin Faver and Colin Dale on KISS FM 
- Kris Needs awarded Xes Noiz record of the week in NME, putting it in the same group as Weatherall and Aphex! 
- Riley Reinholdt raved about Xes Noiz in legendary German publication Spex and travelled to U.K. to interview Jon and Django. 
- Piano Tilt was a playlist favourite of Derrick May 
- Progressive acid house pioneers like Scott Hardkiss began lauding the Nation of Noise imports on the West-Coast sound systems of the San Francisco Bay Area. 
- The A3 of Xes Noiz was a minor hit on the emerging jungle/breakbeat scene. DJ's used to pitch it up before Metalheadz and Photek really defined that abstract sound. 

Nation of Noise 91 - 93 is the first of many records to be released by Seven Hills. 

Plate 1 - Xes Noiz 

A1 - Untitled 
A2 - Untitled 
A3 - Untitled 
B1 - Untitled 
B2 - Untitled 
B3 - Untitled 

Plate 2 - 

A1 - Feel the Joy 
A2 - Piano Tilt 
B1 - Elvis Time 
B2 - Elvis Stole My Space Hopper 

Vocals and Lyrics by Jon ? Martin 
Production & arrangement by Django 
credits
releases August 9, 2018

Seven Hills Presents Nation of Noise 91-93 [PREVIEWS]

NYC based label / club night 

Samo Nights has had previous guests such as: Black Merlin, Antoni Maiovvi, MR TC, Multiple Man, Sacha Mambo, Cosmo Vitelli, Anatolian Weapons, Willie Burns, Sharif Laffrey, DJ Spun, Andi, Balam, and more.

A&R by @facets-music

Extase Urbaine - Wet Abyss

Samo Records