Exclusive: Credit 00 - Save The Forest!

Alexander Dorn, better known as Credit 00, returns to Uncanny Valley to release his No More Sad Trance EP, a four tracker highlighting the artist’s musical extravaganza as well as love of experimentation when it comes to own productions and therefore consists out of a conglomerate of sounds and influences reaching from Jungle, Garage over to Trance and 90s Pop and more. Save The Forest!, the last track on the EP, shows signs of Trance-typical sounds with slight 90s nuances put over a lush bass line. Wobbling chords, slight Acid bleeps and short Break-esque round off the track making one musically dive into the rain forest as the before mentioned sounds create not only the atmosphere of it but also deliver an approach for a visualization of the scenery. 

Credit 00's EP No More Sad Trance is out on Uncanny Valley.

Buy the EP: https://credit00.bandcamp.com/album/no-more-sad-trance

Artist & label information
Credit 00: https://facebook.com/credit00 // @credit00ratlife // https://instagram.com/credit_00_rat_life
Uncanny Valley: https://facebook.com/uncannyvalleyrecs // @uncanny-valley-dresden // https://instagram.com/uncannyvalley.de

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No More Sad Trance!

No More Sad Trance

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EXCLUSIVE: Credit 00 - Save The Forest! [Uncanny Valley]

The day had finally arrived; a succession of thick red crosses on the calendar above his desk marked the lead up. He studied himself in the mirror, smoothing out the creases in his shirt and fixing his tie with a precise flick of the wrist. As if reading from an imaginary prompt, he reeled off his presentation to his reflection one last time, each word and phrase delivered with eloquence and poise. He knew it all off by heart but he still worried about stumbling on the night; there was so much at stake. It all depended on the outcome of today; his future hung in the balance...

After starting life last summer with a release from Istanbul-based producer Rnbws, London imprint Linale Records share their second EP with the world, which sees them digging into the past, mining for 90s gold. Previous only released on CD back in '97, the two tracks on Digital Rubber are the work of three Australian producers: Andy Rantzen and Paul McDermott (also known as Itch-e and Scratch-e) and Anthony Maher (Sheriff Lindo), under the guise of Boo Boo, Mace and Nutcase. An infectious fusion of electro and breakbeat, wrapped up in dreamy ambience, the originals come complete with a brand new remix of the title track from fellow Australian Rudolf C.

PREMIERE: Boo Boo, Mace & Nutcase - Digital Rubber [Linale Records]

Il Canto Degli Italiani (Black Truffle Instrumental Edit)

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* Pre-order: https://nomoon.bandcamp.com/

No Moon is back with a dual series of records, showcasing the two faces of his musical personality. For the second installment he unveils the Mean Series, focusing on tougher, club-ready cuts

The 4-track EP explores new territory in the 140bpm space, drawing influence from dark-garage and dubstep as well as the breaks and electro that No Moon fans will be familiar with.

No Moon Mean Series #1

PREMIERE: No Moon - A Worm's Life

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Sauce Collective w/ Sleepy Jean & Lou - 09/05/2025

Yemen

Trouble Girl

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Stereoimagery - Trouble Girl

Rain Trak

Look Like makes his debut on Clone Royal Oak with a great four track ep! A fresh take on classic house music. Italo house, Balearic beat, Chicago's stomp and Detroit's funk all stirred up into a nice loose hybrid that seems to become Look Likes signature sound. Lovely stuff!! If you havent heard from him just yet... also check out his cool releases on DVS1's Misstress label and Drum Poet Society!

Order vinyl: clone.nl/item55041.html

Look Like - Nokia Nostalgia

The closing track off LKR006 is a spontaneous and colourful rejig of Upper Function by break through Perth (Now Melbourne Based) producer Roza Terenzi. Scattered arpeggios and a bouncy bass line sit between her signature sounding drum's which occasionally switches to the original drum's at moment's. Topped with cruisey pads and conga's it's a lighter take on the original which is hard to picture, but she did it and pulled it off with flair!

Physical's out now via a large range of stores and via our band camp...
https://lkrrecords.bandcamp.com/album/upper-function-ep

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JUNO: bit.ly/2CPViyj
LOBSTER: bit.ly/2MDbNST
PHONICA: bit.ly/2FTO7ZR
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REDEYE: bit.ly/2G3XLs2
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Remixer: 
Roza Terenzi: @roza-terenzi

Originals by:
Assembler Code: @assemblerc
Jensen Interceptor: @jensen-interceptor

Upper Function LKR006

Digital / Physical

B2 // Assembler Code & Jensen Interceptor - Upper Function (Roza Terenzi Remix) [LKR006]

Bolam’s ‘Suspended Animation’ EP is the first release from Space Dust – a new reality within the Alien Communications universe. On a record that’s as well-rounded as it is diverse, ‘Florion Heights’ launches the EP into the stratosphere and beyond, with high-energy drums and rich, optimistic synths leading into a euphoric crescendo, all locked together with a fat, bobbing bassline. ‘Comfort Zone’ is the perfect proceeder as you enter inter-stellar space, floating in its lavish, airy pads, deep bass and snappy broken beats… with crystal tones layered harmoniously together resulting in a track filled with positivity and charm. Wrapping up the record is ‘The Mothership’ – a near 10-minute voyage, abducting the listener with a hypnotising rhythm and bassline that carries the cinematic atmospherics and progression into a weird and wonderful finale.

Florion Heights

Bolam - Florion Heights

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