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Caim - Hidden City EP

Millennium-famous visionary with unreleased tracks that waited for the right spot for over twenty years. Pre-order here: https://bit.ly/4o73PTq

[TNCD007] Premature Wig - Odnangos EP 12''

RDS (@0rds0) showcases his darker side opening the EP with “Four Monsters," produced using the EMU E-64, delivers a loud, heavy bassline that unveils the artist's aggressive side. Followed by “64+1 Voices" is inspired by the sound of 90s Belgian bleep techno, mixing old-school vibes with a modern twist. 
On the B side, the most psychedelic track on the record, "Bias Adj" features an unusual groove and a haunting background that evolves throughout. Midway, a powerful lead bass enters, using a factory preset from the Yamaha DX200. Finally, "Slep2bn" is an electro track featuring steady rolling rimshots, classic 303 basslines, melodic bleeps, and immersive atmospheric textures.

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USR035 - RDS - Four Monsters

Shkedul live from Berlin

Video: https://shorturl.at/8uNqw

Shkedul | HÖR - September 3 / 2025

SHROOM009
Max Mars
Morgen War Gestern 

2005 Reissue + S.O.N.S Remix


Release date:
October 2025

Tracklist:
A1. Original Mix
B1. S.O.N.S Remix


distribution: Small Black Dots

Max Mars - Morgen War Gestern (incl. S.O.N.S Remix) [SHROOM09]

Buy on Bandcamp: https://spectralbounce.bandcamp.com/album/perfect-encounter

Amsterdam label Spectral Bounce recruits French club stalwart @chris-carrier-841295497 for SPEC06 — Perfect Encounter. Active since 1994, the Parisian artist has released a wellspring of records on Robsoul, Slapfunk and his own Sound Carrier recordings, parallel to his longtime career as a DJ. Characterised by swirling delays and progressive arrangements, Perfect Encounter shows the producer exploring the mesmeric corners of tech house, ideally fitted to the Spectral Bounce aesthetic.

Opener “XLR8” starts with rolling toms that make way for fluid, modulated tones; each bar ebbs and flows to the sweeping synths set in motion by Carrier. Processed with a multitude of delays, rhythmic FX boldly swish above the drums, making for an immersive soundstage. Second track “Light Side” retains the billowing echoes but moves more nimbly, cutting things back to make for a spacious and breezy number. Its croaking synths hop around the stereo field, accompanied by tight percussion and a walking bassline.

The hallucinogenic “Third Moon” sees Carrier step further into trance-inducing territory. The track’s pulsing, syncopated bass note thrums underneath an arpeggio that evolves into a heady prismatic drone. While the chugging beat is ever-present, melodic refrains rise up and evaporate like wisps of vapour, alongside a vocal that fades away as quickly as it appears. The EP’s eponymous “Perfect Encounter” dials up the tension and closes the record with a mysterious touch. Speedy 16th note patterns propel the beat, creating shifty rhythms that rattle and hiss. A rasping, gelatinous synth and squeaky detuned tones resemble extraterrestrial signals — alien morse code for an enraptured dancefloor.

Art by Susanne Janssen
Words by Cameron Leaf

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Chris Carrier - Perfect Encounter (SPEC06) | Spectral Bounce | Snippets

Buy on Bandcamp: spectralbounce.bandcamp.com/album/perfe…t-encounter

Amsterdam label Spectral Bounce recruits French club stalwart @chris-carrier-841295497 for SPEC06 — Perfect Encounter. Active since 1994, the Parisian artist has released a wellspring of records on Robsoul, Slapfunk and his own Sound Carrier recordings, parallel to his longtime career as a DJ. Characterised by swirling delays and progressive arrangements, Perfect Encounter shows the producer exploring the mesmeric corners of tech house, ideally fitted to the Spectral Bounce aesthetic.

Opener “XLR8” starts with rolling toms that make way for fluid, modulated tones; each bar ebbs and flows to the sweeping synths set in motion by Carrier. Processed with a multitude of delays, rhythmic FX boldly swish above the drums, making for an immersive soundstage. Second track “Light Side” retains the billowing echoes but moves more nimbly, cutting things back to make for a spacious and breezy number. Its croaking synths hop around the stereo field, accompanied by tight percussion and a walking bassline.

The hallucinogenic “Third Moon” sees Carrier step further into trance-inducing territory. The track’s pulsing, syncopated bass note thrums underneath an arpeggio that evolves into a heady prismatic drone. While the chugging beat is ever-present, melodic refrains rise up and evaporate like wisps of vapour, alongside a vocal that fades away as quickly as it appears. The EP’s eponymous “Perfect Encounter” dials up the tension and closes the record with a mysterious touch. Speedy 16th note patterns propel the beat, creating shifty rhythms that rattle and hiss. A rasping, gelatinous synth and squeaky detuned tones resemble extraterrestrial signals — alien morse code for an enraptured dancefloor.

Art by Susanne Janssen
Words by Cameron Leaf

PREMIERE: A1. Chris Carrier - XLR8

Label: Pirka
Artists: JNJS 
Format: Vinyl
Cat Number: PRKV07
Title: Feeling Positive EP
Release: 22.09.2025

@jnjsmusic
@pirka-avh

Premiere: B1. JNJS - Start To Feel [PRKV07]

Buy on Bandcamp: https://one-eye-witness.bandcamp.com/album/witness08
Buy on One Eye Witness: https://www.one-eye-witness.com/release/1758625354/various-artists-witness08

Dutch record label, shop and club platform One Eye Witness presents a lively new entry in their V/A series with WITNESS08. Honing in on more fresh talent from across the globe, Amsterdam’s wandering eye gathers producers Sinqmin, Salomee, Kate08 and elusive duo The Evil B-Side Twins (DJ Tool & Yazzus) for another trip into tech house — and beyond!

Kate08’s “Sticky Toffee” is suitably viscous, burbling and oozing its way across shifting sections. The London artist delicately balances percussion atop warbling bass tones and synth lines that pop in and out. Salomee gets moody on “Night Behaviour”; lurking in the shadows, the track’s acid squelch and interlocking melodies point to the psychedelic, with a purring bassline that keeps things grounded.

The Evil B-Side Twins lay in wait on the flip, springing into action with the tightly-wound “Spindrift”. Propelled by a spiky break and cascading delays, its 303 lines sound like rubber, bouncing between the other synths deployed by the duo. All manner of FX trickery is woven into the production: the Twins layer up and load the track with intricate details. Supplying an unexpected respite from the club action, final cut “Aesthetics For Destination” marks the debut foray into hip-hop for OEW. Produced by Seoul-based Sinqmin and featuring the sultry vocals of 문선 (MOONSUN), the track’s sparse beat and ghostly samples make for a mellow, head-nodding end to another hit from the label.

WITNESS08 — More talent, more trax!

Art by Susanne Janssen
Words by Cameron Leaf

A1. Kate08 - Sticky Toffee | @katewebb
A2. Salomée - Night Behaviour | @ksalomee
B1. The Evil B-Side Twins - Spindrift | @dj-tool @yazzus-1
B2. Sinqmin - Aesthetics For Destination (Feat. 문선 (MOONSUN)) | @sinqmin @moonsunun

Chris Carrier - Perfect Encounter (SPEC06) | Spectral Bounce | Snippets

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