TRACKLIST:

Overlook - Purr
XXI & Empty Rituals - The Relic
Dycide - CSL
Bereneces - Takot
XXI - Abduction
Ruffhouse - Bypass
Pessimist_Understate_-_Hypnosis
XXI - Phobia
Pessimist - Mantra
Bereneces - Yokai
Ruffhouse - Strangers
XXI - Forbidden Ritual
Ruffhouse & Clarity - Persecute
Pessemist - BOA 
Bereneces - Collide

XXI Podcast LXXXI

The Drowning World - Pure Rain

Next Okbron's 12'' will be presented by Scottish producers KMC & Future Engineers, who collaborated on several tracks in 90s era , two of which will finally be released. If it hadn't been for the preserved DATs, the release would probably never have happened. Artists talk in more detail about working on the tracks:

"At the time of writing these tracks we lived next door to each other. Back then, face to face collaboration was really the only way to work with other artists. This was of course a more hands on process and we were each able to bring our own skills and sound to the table.

1st Magnitude was written with 720 degrees in mind and was initially snapped up by Blame but then circumstances changed and unfortunately the release fell through. KMC wrote the bassline, off the back of his forward thinking bassline in Orbiting Probes. We knew that a driving bassline and deep, atmospheric music would be a winning combination of styles for the scene at the time.

Quasar was written specifically as the B side to 1st Magnitude and the aim was for it be intentionally something a bit diffferent. With the drums deriving from TMA-1 and the bassline injecting some future funk, the track delivered on what it set out to achieve. Although Quasar was not signed by any one at the time and went into the vaults until now.

Both tracks were written around the same time as another collaboration track, “Density” alongside fellow Scottish producer, Scarlet Lake. Density was the opening track of the KMC - Temple Records Mix. Unfortunately the DAT for Density was never kept and will remain unreleased.

Studio gear -
All the tracks were written using Akai Samplers. The drums derived from the Future Engineers track - Fragments that was released on Temple Music. The bass sound in 1st Magnitude was a one shot sample. Most of the musical elements and the bass sound for Quasar came from the JV-1080/2080. The ethereal strings and some effects came from the Korg Trinity.

This period of creativity marked the end of the collaborations between KMC and Future Engineers and KMC stepped away from the music scene to persue other endeavours. This relationship has been reformed over the years and the talk of new music again together is in the pipeline…" (c) KMC & Future Engineers

Pre-order 12'' https://okbron.bandcamp.com/album/kmc-future-1st-magnitude-quasar

KMC & Future Engineers - Quasar (OKBR066 Vinyl)

KMC & Future Engineers - 1st Magnitude (OKBR066 Vinyl)

Some of those listening to my shows on either Jungletrain or Echobox have likely already heard these two tracks floating about and I’ve been dropping them in pretty much every other set since May. And so now finally  I’m beyond stoked to announce the second release for my non label On My Own Terms/Time (OMOTT)

Two very different tracks, but I’m pretty confident they each have a vibe of their own.

For now this is all I’m sharing and in the weeks to come I will delve a bit deeper into the process of getting this made and out there :)

 

A1:  @tim-reaper & Yorobi - Nostalgia Dealers

B1: Yorobi - Synodical Return

Mastering by Bob Macciochi at Subvert Central 
 

Release date:t.b.a.

Digital + 12 “ Vinyl  Bandcamp



# London # Amsterdam #jungle #breaks #bassmusic #spacebreaks #womeninmusic #undergroundmusic #twelveinches

 

Tim Reaper & Yorobi - Nostalgia Dealers (preview) Forthcoming On My Own Terms/Time

Vykhod Sily Podcast - Ephemeral Objects Guest Mix

Pessimist & Vega with Felix K - 03 September 2025

*** Guest Mix by DJ PARODY ***01: Böak - 0101
02: HOJI - Tempest
03: Rainforest - Icepick
04: Jack South - Belle Vue
05: Quartz - Lucid
06: Ahmad - Embrace (Dalenn Remix)
07: DJ Crystl, Outrage & Digital - Killa
08: Art Cuebik - Amethyst
09: Forgiven Soul - White Hole (88 Katanas Breakout Mix)
10: Slave To Society - Fr3ak (Homemade Weapons Remix)
11: Skru & Vince Rollin - Souljah Amenizm
12: Forgiven Soul & Antares - Time Is Fire
13: Rez - dataKrash
14: Grief - Welcome To Paranoia
15: Forgiven Soul & The Faraday - Cold Fusion (Gred Lvov Re-Assemble)
*** https://soundcloud.com/dj-parody ***

Buster presents Basspaths@SubFm 11.09.25 feat DJ PARODY

Pre-Order: https://microfunk.bandcamp.com/album/gradient-lp
Full Album Listening Party: https://microfunk.bandcamp.com/merch/gradient-lp-listening-party

Out 19th September on limited edition cassette and digital.

Nuage emerges with a tantalising collection of 2-step tear-jerkers on his latest album 'Gradient' releasing via Microfunk Music on September 19th.

For over a decade, Nuage has built a reputation as one of electronic music’s most emotive voices, with celebrated releases on Project Mooncircle, Anjunadeep, 20/20 Vision, and Phonica Records, and regular radio support from BBC Radio 1. Following the vibrant Music of Branches (Absys, 2013), the lushly introspective Prints of You (Translation, 2014), and the genre-bending WILD (Project Mooncircle, 2017), Gradient marks a natural next step, refining his signature blend of moody synths, floating melodies, and broken 2-step rhythms into something intimate, ethereal, and timeless.

Each track on Gradient feels like a precious gem, balancing restraint and atmosphere with a subtle pull toward the dancefloor. UKG-inspired grooves set the foundation for much of the record, carrying Nuage’s trademark weightless touch. “Pausepoint” stands out as a highlight, where Nuage teams up with Microfunk Music label head Bop to push the tempo into drum & bass territory, providing a dynamic counterpoint to the album’s meditative flow. The surrounding tracks lean into hazy textures and shimmering percussion that unfold like half-remembered dreams.

Over the years, Nuage has become known for crafting electronic music that feels as personal as it is expansive, soundtracks for both solitary reflection and communal release. Gradient distills that duality, offering a record that is as much about listening as it is about movement, carried by a rare sensitivity to atmosphere and rhythm. 
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Artwork by Emma Valleran.

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Nuage - Gradient - Album Teaser

The Untouchables – The Hidden Files [SMDE53]

Released on Limited Edition Marbled 12" and Digital 
https://theuntouchables.bandcamp.com/album/the-hidden-files

A vault of deep pressure unlocked – The Hidden Files collects a set of heavyweight VIPs from The Untouchables, each a reimagined version of past dread-infused cuts. Typically crafted for — and reserved within — their own DJ sets, these alternate versions are now unearthed for wider transmission. 

Stripped back, rebuilt, and submerged in new layers of sub-weight, they explore a more introspective energy. Tension, restraint, and meditative pressure — the Brussels duo reveals hidden forms with signature finesse.

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The Untouchables - Temporal Rift VIP [SMDE53]

'Sands Of Time' starts with echoing hi-hats as beautiful filmic vocals cry into the distance and set the scene for this dancefloor opus. Just as you drift off into the intros seismic waves you're forced to seek cover as the breakbeats drop like a slab of concrete. Shuffling edits and huge analogue waves battle for supremacy as the heavy rhythms play havoc with your senses. Think 'gladiator' meets 'aliens vs predator'… The creepy intro of 'Isida' takes you on a journey through eastern percussion and crouching tiger style string arrangements. Beautiful vocals resonate amongst the dark rolling drums and huge bass lines. A perfect blend of heavy rhythms and uplifting melodies ensure this is guaranteed to smash dance floors worldwide. 'As We Look' gives us another vocal workout, but this time the sultry female tones emphasize the driving breaks and fluctuating bass lines that motor forward at heavy pace. Layered breaks gain more momentum as the tracks solid rhythm's interlock at every turn. This is a straight up slice of tech-funk that is definitely gonna see some heavy rotation in the coming months. The EP is rounded off with a fantastic piece of techno funk. The structure of 'Next Rhythm' is entirely synthetic, yet it breathes soul and oozes funk. A neurotic 'speak and spell' chants the track title as complex, robotic rhythms snap together building a wall of breaks and bass. An absolutely infectious head nodder that will definitely have them flocking to the booth to find out what it is.

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Sunchase - Sands Of Time [Moving Shadow]

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Sunchase - Sands Of Time [Moving Shadow]

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