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https://soundcloud.com/humanspacemachine - Substance (NOWHERE01)

A1 Substance
A2 Dong 
B1 30803
B2 Track003

12“ Vinyl / Digital (20-05-2022)
Artwork by Bas Dobbelaer
Worldwide distribution: Clone

A new spring, a new label, a new direction. NOWHERE is closely linked to the Utrecht-bunch of Something Happening Somewhere. They kick off with the acid tingled Substance EP by Human Space Machine.

Part of the Amsterdam techno collective De Lichting, Human Space Machine is driven by Mike Jungerius . Although he does sprinkle some techno-DNA over his spacious productions, his machines often take you much deeper into the realm.

The title track alone is a truly hypnotizing affair. Close your eyes and soon all that matters is releasing those hips while forgetting where you are.

Onwards with Dong, which will remind some Dutch techno heads of early Steve Rachmad productions. Futuristic funk in optima forma.
30803 is a word play on two very important instruments in dance music, when acid house was a big thing and the world around you was still simple.

Closer Track003 is equally vintage, nodding back to the days when The Black Dog and AsOne were considered the new techno gods. UK beauty with a crystal-clear Amsterdam twist. If NOWHERE means getting lost in the machine, we gladly tag along.

Human Space Machine - 30803

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https://soundcloud.com/shoall - Nacreous (NOWHERE05)

12“ Vinyl / Digital (10-05-2024)
Artwork by Bas Dobbelaer
Worldwide distribution: Clone

Deep, trippy and hypnotic. That pretty much sums up the new Nacreous-EP by Shoal on the Dutch imprint NOWHERE. The title refers to a certain glow or color that mother-of-pearl radiates. Shoal is the alter ego of Utrecht-resident Kenny Dean Kneefel. When you have a name that sounds like a famous stuntman, you are probably prepared to take more risks.

And indeed that's exactly what this producer from the lowlands does on Nacreous. Shoal's four track EP combines hallucinant grooves with delicate sound design. Like on Bygone Drums, where ominous distant sounds from a nearby factory creep between the shadows. The same can be said of the title track, a tribalistic tune with a delicate dark undertone.

Never Endings is more uplifting, with its dubbed out basslines and crispy hi-hats. Dubtechno that reminds us of both Monolake and Fluxion. Closing track Morning Float is indeed that, a trip in a blue tank filled with warm water, where you are comforted by beautiful strings and sounds of nature.

Shoal - Nacreous

Shoal - Never Endings

Shoal - Bygone Drums

𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗠𝗜𝗘𝗥𝗘 - Deep Techno is more and more blending with other genres, and psychedelic genres have their fair share of influence on the deep world. Call it Goa or Psy, what is sure is that this track "Slipstream" from Adam Pits will not leave dancers indifferent thanks to this enormous bouncy trance energy that grows across the track. It is part of Fur:ther Sessions' upcoming vinyl VA out on 07/02. Enjoy.

Artist: Adam Pits
Track Name: Slipstream
Record Label: Fur:ther Sessions
Catalog Code: [FSR008]
Mastering: Gio Conti at Artefacts Mastering
Buy Link: https://furthersessions.bandcamp.com/album/meliora
Release Date: 07/02/2025

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Founded by https://soundcloud.com/nunodossantos, residing in Utrecht, The Netherlands. "The name itself leaves a lot open for your own imagination."