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 Abyss recordings
[Parousia EP - ABY 002]

Masa [ABY 002B1]

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Delirante - Hypnothermia

dZb 1032 - Mgkoop - Final Lap (Original Mix).

premiere of "555"  by Peryl 
taken from EP "Vibraform", released soon on The Third Room

EP Details:
https://novafuture.blog/2025/10/11/peryl-vibraform-ep-the-third-room/

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Artist: Peryl | @peryl_music
Label: The Third Room | @thethirdroom_t3r

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Order via Bandcamp: https://nfredirect.de/?r=T3R017-BC

Info & Buy

Peryl - 555 [T3R017| Premiere]

Out this September as part of the Freesia LP.

Pre order here; www.phonicarecords.com/product/viers…church/131555

Viers - Amber

Casseopaya - Carma In An Ocean Of Joy (The Myc's Edit)

https://www.beatport.com/release/other-possibilities/2280722
https://open.spotify.com/album/4NXX9E0JEnyhiWP9ScGv82?si=lzBmb1KDT8KNt-lEw7z45w

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Following strong releases on Ovum, FLASH, Elevate and more established labels, P-Ben from France joins the OFF roster.

The EP kicks off with Bakoutool, a dry and functional percussive tool track.

Glory is an oldschoolish chord-heavy trip through time and space.

Reverside is another functional affair, an energetic synth line leads the track, and classic 909 drums propel it forward.

Tribute To M. is a slightly cheeky nod to one of the innovators of our music.

Finally, 'All Possible' connects with Glory in its uplifting and chord-laden style, classic 90ies techno-house.

Other Possibilities

Tribute To M.

P-Ben - Tribute To M. - OFF162

Out now on vinyl & digital release - lnk.to/RSPX11

Radio Slave welcomes UK techno talent Roberto to Rekids to deliver the latest instalment in the ‘Special Projects’ series as he opens 2019 with his ‘Let’s Be Free’ EP.

Based in London, Roberto aka Rob Kirkaldy is one of the latest names of note to emerge from the capital’s ever-impressing electronic music scene having showcased his rich blend of deep and immersing techno via a host of esteemed imprints including ARTS, Fachwerk and his own label Fossil Archive, founded in 2015, in recent years. Following a string of performances across revered establishments including fabric, Tresor, Culture Box and Berghain, 2019 will open with a debut outing on Radio Slave’s Rekids imprint as he delivers four entrancing techno cuts in the form of his ‘Let’s Be Free’ EP, set to drop in late January as part of the label’s Special Projects series.

‘The Jester’ opens the EP as Kirkaldy fuses slick, crisp percussion amongst murky swells and ever developing, dubby chord arrangements, whilst ‘Tonic’ continues this aesthetic as transcendental melodies meet deep kicks and delicate hats to reveal a captivating journey across six and a half minutes.

On the flip, ‘The Days Are Longer Now’ utilises a skillful balance of emotive synths and refined kicks to deliver the most up front production of the package, before title cut ‘Lets Be Free’ closes proceedings as resonant melodies and paired back organic percussion patterns ebb and flow amongst pockets of intricate sound design to conclude yet another impressive release on the Berlin based imprint.

Let's Be Free

Roberto - The Days Are Longer Now

Out now on Rekids: https://lnk.to/REKIDS146

Berlin-based Irish artist Hybrasil delivers a high-grade debut album on Radio Slave’s Rekids. Since moving to Berlin Hybrasil has been an avid buyer of records at Hardwax, going to modular workshops at the cult Schneidersladen, attending Superbooth and Berlin Atonal, Panorama Bar and Berghain, whilst releasing his big, arresting techno sounds on his own eponymous label. Alongside this he’s been spending time in the studio with Radio Slave, who played Hybrasil's ‘Hathor’ in Panorama Bar which kicked off a three-month burst of creativity that led to this album. As such, the album is very much a product of the artist's time in Berlin and was written for the Panorama Bar and Berghain sound system and all who attend its dance halls.

The album takes off with the smooth rolling techno of'Hathor'; that gets you on your toes, while 'Come Back'; soon ups the ante thanks to the way Hybrasil twists and turns his synths above the rooted kick drums. 'Ceres'; then has edgy sustained chords and thunderous claps that will sound mega in a cavernous warehouse space.

'Orpeheus'; is a masterclass in economical but effective techno, with well-crafted hi hats, rolling kicks and vocal stabs all driving it forward. 'Ursa Minor'; traps the listener in unresolved loops that keep a locked groove, until 'Messier'; mixes up seriously weighty bass-drum thuds and Jeff Mills style melodic minimalism. The compelling LP completes with 'Igigi'; and 'Vela', two more astral techno rollers with celestial synths and devastating drum programming.

Hybrasil - Hathor

Amanda Mussi - Keyboard Cats (Spencer Parker Remix)

Circuit Breaker - Overkill

DJ's/Producers Techno. Drumcode, Octopus, Klockwork, M-Plant, Unity, Pole Group, Soma. Phobiq, Reload.

Casseopaya - Carma In An Ocean Of Joy (The Myc's Edit)

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