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Moon Phase Gardening

Banshiki

B2. ISOR29 - Banshiki (6:14)

Doll House City

B1. ISOR29 - Doll House City (6:46)

Mi Vida

A3. ISOR29 - Mi Vida (6:29)

Genesis

A2. ISOR29 - Genesis (6:54)

Spirals

A1. ISOR29 - Spirals (6:22)

Blue 08

Let's Get Out of Here

Trystero comprises Scottish/Luxembourgish producer Thomas Lea Clarke (aka MR TC) and Low Bat, otherwise known as one half of the formidable duo Jean-Luc. Their debut album, Sfumare e Vedere, was conceived over three days aboard Urban Boat, a 1960s barge transformed into an arts and performance space. Moored along the river just outside of Paris, the duo embarked on a joint residency, discovering their complementary creative energies and a mutual passion for all things strange and psychedelic.

As frontman, Low Bat is a fire-powered poet, his unparalleled stage presence resonating through Trystero's music. The French native and fluent German speaker has a natural flair for languages. For this project, he sings in a combination of Italian and English about love, loss, and class struggle, constructing surreal wordplay about pelicans and puttanesca. Meanwhile, Clarke's drone-lead electronic accompaniment takes its cues from sizzling acid, 1990s snap rhythms, post-punk, krautrock and shoegaze. Firmly rooted in these tripped-out genres, Trystero journeys to entirely new cosmic dimensions.

Sfumare e Vedere

Suburra

Trystero - Suburra

The fog hung thick over the empty fields. There was little to differentiate where the green met with the grey, they seemed to blur together like some sort of fluid organism, the misty memories dancing in between the ferns.

Soon it would rain, they had been waiting for some time. The mist always came first, a forewarning that the heavens would soon burst beneath the weight of it all and that the summer was over.

They watched perched upon their porches, looking out on the great expanse.

It was ever so beautiful, quiet and still.

JIN are set to release a new EP from Cosmo, an assortment of progressive club tracks with underlying beauty and atmosphere. This one is highly recommended.

PREMIERE: Cosmo - Misty Memories [JIN Records]

Ransom Note Records are delighted to announce Blueprints Revisited, six remixes of the breakthrough debut mini-album from Ammonite, a.k.a. songwriter-producer Amy Spencer.

We have invited an array of the best producers the underground has to offer to perform remix duties. Our first offering is from Seoul-based duo, Salamanda remixing When You Don’t. The up and coming self-described "leftfield ambient duo", have taken elements from the heavenly, delicate original track and reworked them into a retro, synth heavy, slow-mo workout. The sparse, driving drum break reveals Amy’s angelic vocal layers and Salamanda have added their own distinctive flare, creating a spectacularly bold mix.

When You Don't (Salamanda Remix)

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PREMIERE: Ammonite - When You Don't (Salamanda Remix) [Ransom Note Records]

'Sunday Fiction Remixes' includes four songs of Quimbie’s debut album, reworked by infamous Lawrence, Carsten Jost, Bielefeld Murder Boys, and our label resident Ubahnrider. This Remix EP reflects the broad genre variety of the original album and ranges between Dub Techno, IDM, Deep House and Electro.


What to Put On a Record (Lawrence Remix)

R.i.O. welcomes Brainwave Research Center, a NYC-based duo consisting of house/techno producer Chase Smith and documentary filmmaker Christa Majoras. In early 2023 they freed their debut album “figure 1” via their own label BRC. Two more albums followed. All documenting their love for experimental yet charming music of all kinds.

Their influences span a vast spectrum, from Steve Reich, Laurie Spiegel, and Edgar Froese to Martin Rev, John Carpenter, early Kraftwerk, or the ambient techno of Pete Namlook’s Fax +49-69/45046 label. Yet, Brainwave Research Center forges a sound distinctly their own, seamlessly blending analog synthesis with electro-acoustic experimentation.

On “Psychic Antenna”, the duo takes a gentle rawer approach. The tracks range from the manic verbal Die-Tödliche-Doris-like loops of "I Find Myself" to the meditative cosmic trance of "Open Your Mouth." "Orange Drop" and "Transmitter Park" toy with the dancefloor, channeling slow-motion acid trance and krautrock echoes.

The release is rounded out by three remixes: R.i.O.’s own Benedikt Frey delivers a deep, trippy groover full of inner musicality, while close companion DALO crafts a dark, echo-drenched pop rework, and Berlin’s Nathan Dawidowicz injects psyched nu-disco rhythms, expanding “Psychic Antenna” into seven notions of intense neural oscillations.

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Brainwave Research Center - Orange Drop

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System Malfunction - DefinedByMe (DIMENSIONS)

Symbios - Flowin  Electrodub DnB MeloStep  Break Beat 2025 prod&mixedbyCreArtur

Smile

Distance

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