ORBITAL MECHANICS

Format: limited hand-stamped 12"
Cat: ORBITAL 101

Distributed: Under The Radar

Sound Synthesis - Orbital 101 EP

Format: limited hand-stamped 12"
Cat: ORBITAL 102

Distributed: Under The Radar

Sound Synthesis - Orbital 102 EP

Vinyl release date: January 24 
Order now: https://ldirecords.com/distant-lands/

For their 4th release LDI Records present the debut solo EP from Texan electro producer Terrestrial Access Network - Distant Lands. The release is drawn from the artist's shifting and hectic nomadic existence around the rattling expanse of the United States presenting 5 original cerebral electro tracks, backed up with a spooked out remix from Delsin Records' Versalife aka Conforce.

Based in Austin, Texas, a city famous for its hyper-vibrant creative musical scene, Terrestrial Access Network feeds from the energy of this environment just as much as the desert that surrounds it. His day to day life involves travelling for near constant work projects - spending days and weeks away from home in what is a hectic lifestyle. In the feelings he channels when writing Distant Lands - he is pulled back towards the energy of the serene and calm landscape while on the road dealing with an unsettled nature of life and his profession.

Terrestrial Access Network began releasing music as recently as 2019 with tracks picked up for compilations on Swiss label Dionysian Mysteries. With a sound that is expert at creating powerfully immersive heads down moments for the dancefloor TAN has driven this EP with an ever present and intoxicating mechanical funk.

https://soundcloud.com/collinsullivan

Distant Lands EP

Terrestrial Access Network - Distant Lands EP (+ Versalife Remix) [LDI004]

Format: limited hand-stamped 12"
Cat: ORBITAL 103

Distributed: Under The Radar / Clone

Sound Synthesis - Orbital 103 EP

Here we go! On the other side of the Stilleben062. Two tracks from another mysterious universe...The Duo Televison! Its allready a classic even before its released! The Broadcast is live for youuuu

Electro For The People!

Television - The Broadcast

Andy Toth casts a long shadow in the Detroit scene. From being co-founder of the Detroit Grand Pubahs to working as an engineer and mixer, he’s worked on so many records that you know but in his egoless way, didn’t know he was part of. Being the co-author of “Sandwiches” took him around the world, but more importantly it was the hold music for Mudgie’s, a legendary Detroit Deli run by another long standing denizen of the Detroit underground, Greg Mudge. Greg Mudge was a true pillar of our techno community in Detroit, from showing us the venue for the first leaky roof No Way Back, to throwing his own events and supporting great people. One of those people was Andy Toth, who he was constantly pressuring to release his music, and this became a major theme of Greg Mudge’s memorial.  When Greg suddenly passed last September, some friends came in to DJ his memorial like Derek Plaslaiko. When it was Andy Toth’s turn he played only his own productions and we were all just so blown away. Mudgie was always asking Andy “what’s up with those tracks?” And this record is the answer,  a testament to that thought, and to the deeply layered and detailed work of Andy Toth. Andy has created a uniquely dense Detroit Sci Fi trip through sound, with elements of acid, electro, techno that result in an advanced and mature adventure in sound, reflecting his roots in the Detroit scene, but pushing it into new hypnotic futures, to boldly go where no one has gone before.

A1 - Subspace
A2 - Temporal Distortion
B1 - Mind Meld
B2 - Lost in Translation
digital bonus - Mind Meld (extended)

Subspace

Andy Toth - Subspace (Preview Clips) [IT 48]

Quantum Networks

TL Premiere #957 (2022.06.10) : Bochum Welt - Saint (Heinrich Mueller Z Version) [Central Processing Unit]

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For this 155th Premiere of 2022, we have the "Heinrich Mueller Z Version" of the track by Bochum Welt titled ‘Saint’ from his forthcoming EP "Desktop Robotics & Feelings on a Screen (25th Anniversary Edition)" 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 June 24, 2022 in Limited Edition 12" Vinyl EP + Digital.

▶︎ Pre-order : https://shop.cpurecords.net/album/desktop-robotics-feelings-on-a-screen-25th-anniversary-edition

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Bochum Welt - Desktop Robotics & Feelings on a Screen (25th Anniversary Edition)

Bochum Welt’s 2019 LP ‘Seafire’ and its accompanying remix album are two of the Central Processing Unit label’s most beloved releases. However, links between the two parties run far deeper than just those records.

You see, the tracks that Gianluigi Di Costanzo cut as Bochum Welt in the 1990s and 2000s are in the very DNA of the celebrated Sheffield imprint. Bochum Welt’s drops on labels like Rephlex made for some of the most celebrated electronic music releases of the era and went on to influence producers the world over - including many of those who have turned up on CPU since it launched in 2012.

As such, it makes sense that two of the most crucial EPs from Bochum Welt’s first wave are now being given new life by CPU. ‘Desktop Robotics’ and ‘Feelings On A Screen’ initially emerged in 1997 via Aphex Twin’s Rephlex imprint. Now, Di Costanzo has curated this special CPU release to celebrate both of those EPs making it to 25. This is a reissue with a twist, though. While ‘Desktop Robotics / Feelings On A Screen’ features many crucial cuts from the original pressings, the record also serves up other gems gathered from Bochum Welt’s original master tapes - all of which have never previously been released on vinyl.

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Between these tunes we are treated to one of the gems of the Bochum Welt discography. In 2007, Di Costanzo split an EP with Heinrich Mueller, an artist best known as Drexciya’s Gerald Donald. That record featured Mueller’s ‘Z Version’ of Bochum Welt’s ‘Saint’, and the track’s appearance here, with machine gun bass burbling alongside strange textures, joins the dots between Di Constanzo’s style and the pulsating machine-funk that Donald helped popularise. Things close out with ‘North’, a frostily beautiful ambience which makes for a fitting bookend to this album when taken alongside ‘Desktop Robotics’.

This 25th anniversary re-release of Bochum Welt’s ‘Desktop Robotics’ and ‘Feelings On A Screen’ EPs reminds us that, while time may have passed, the appeal of Bochum Welt’s electronic music remains as strong as ever.

Tracklist :
1. Desktop Robotics
2. HMT (202 Mix)
3. Leafs Brought By The Wind
4. Marylebone (Demo Version)
5. Feelings On A Screen
6. Saint (Heinrich Mueller Z Version)
7. Greenwich (Like A Tim Mix)
8. North

Music by Gianluigi Di Costanzo
Remixes by Gerald Donald & Timothy van Leijden
Published by BMG
Mastered at Computer Club Sheffield
Design by Human / www.humanstudio.com

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Follow Bochum Welt :
Bandcamp : www.bochumwelt.bandcamp.com
Discogs : www.discogs.com/artist/982-Bochum-Welt
Facebook : www.facebook.com/bochumwelt
Instagram : www.instagram.com/bochumwelt
Linktree : www.linktr.ee/bochumwelt
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/bochum-welt
Twitter : www.twitter.com/bochumwelt

Follow Central Processing Unit :
Discogs : www.discogs.com/label/424941-Central-Processing-Unit
Facebook : www.facebook.com/cpurecords
Instagram : www.instagram.com/cpurecords
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/cpurecords
Twitter : www.twitter.com/CPURECORDS
Website : www.cpurecords.net
YouTube : www.youtube.com/user/cpuoutput

Desktop Robotics & Feelings on a Screen (25th Anniversary Edition)

Saint (Heinrich Mueller Z Version)

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TL PREMIERE : Bochum Welt - Saint (Heinrich Mueller Z Version) [Central Processing Unit]

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

Format: limited hand-stamped 12"
Cat: ORBITAL 104

Distributed: Under The Radar / Clone

Sound Synthesis - Orbital 104 EP

Format: limited hand-stamped 12"
Cat: ORBITAL 105

Distributed: Under The Radar

Sound Synthesis - Orbital 105 EP

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)

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Architecture

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Nascent techno imprint @midgar_records next issuing sees them in retrospective mood with a carefully created remix package for Wata Igarashi's 'Ciphers' release. It pulls together Nuel, Yves De Mey, Oprhx and Shawn O'Sullivan for the vinyl edition, plus r2π - a collaborative project of Retina.it, Ruhig and PRG_M - and Ruff Cherry as additions to the digital version.

Wata Igarashi - Displacement (Ruff Cherry Remix) [Midgar Records]

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Distribution: Clone

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