Silent Reign / Colony / Shift

Shift (2021 Remaster)

Bristol stalwart DLR returns with three new slabs of hunky funk for the next release with the only CIA you like. 
You know you’re in for quality when you see this man’s name on the package, and once again he doesn’t disappoint. Coming in deep like Echo The Dolphin for this EP, we’re treated to two solo tracks from the maestro alongside a fresh collab with label bosses Total Science. 
‘Don’t Come Too Close’ sees DLR channelling his inner Colombo, hot on the tail of some bouji trouble makers who you know he wont let get away with their heinous crime, pummelling them with incessant bass. ‘Squeeks’ takes him all the way to some South Pacific atoll where we find him cavorting and stroking some of his favourite dolphin mates for a blissed out roller of the deepest proportions. And ‘Back Track’ alongside the man duo to beat em all, Total Science, sees the trio give a nod to the legendary DJ Die, and armed with the most enormous rubber band you’ve ever seen, create bouncing bass carnage that is a sight to behold! 
Three cuts for a discerning dancefloor, but also one that knows how to have fun - stick these weapons in your USB record box now.

DLR & Total Science - Back Track - CIAQS042B

Caravan / Smooth Gongfu

Bandcamp

Zero Gravity - Caravan

Sam Binary & Deviant - Undercover Operator

Everything must come to end at some point and here we are celebrating the last ever Demand Records release after 11 years of existence with one of Austria’s finest exports @roygreen. It couldn’t be anyone else really as the duo’s participation is bigger than anyone else on the label with 4 EPs and over 20 released songs.

Piano strokes greet us as we set off. Rolling drums enrich our ear holes and suddenly the fanfare kicks in. 'Without A Light' without a doubt a perfect introduction to what’s to come.

Far Outta Space EP

RoyGreen & Protone - Without A Light

A1. Shelter - BCee

Paul SG & Decon - God's Plan

Ceremonial EP

Ceremonial

Thinking

Jurt x B-muK - Reflection

The Shimmering
On the violet-blue world of The Planet Wub, every orbital cycle brings the season known only as The Shimmering. During this time, the twin suns align, saturating the forests in waves of bioluminescent light. It is said that the planet’s inhabitants — crystalline-skinned beings attuned to rhythm and resonance — enter a state of cosmic courtship, communicating through low-frequency bass pulses rather than words.

The track captures that moment:

Funk-heavy jungle breaks as heartbeat accelerations

Alien percussion arrays echoing across the glimmering valleys

Bass frequencies entwining like dancers beneath the twin moons

For those who hear it on Earth, The Shimmering isn’t just music — it’s a love song between galaxies, a mating call broadcast through jungle drums and subsonic frequencies to any species capable of feeling rhythm in their bones.

🌟Xenobungalism: The Intergalactic Bungalist Frontier🌟

If Bungalism is the Rebirth of Jungle, then Xenobungalism is the First Contact. It begins with 1993–1995 jungle DNA — chopped breaks, rolling basslines, ritual percussion — then splices it with sound sources that don’t exist on Earth:

Hallucinated breakbeats folding time signatures in impossible geometries

Speculative instruments made from crystal, plasma, or quantum pressure waves

Alien fauna rhythms — cephalopod bass trumpets, insectoid percussion, telepathic dolphin choirs, creatures beating subsonic warning signals on hollow asteroid shells

The dancefloor becomes off-world terrain:

Raves in bioluminescent swamps under three moons

Bass ceremonies led by Octophantelepi elders

Wobblefish tribes summoning tidal drops with spectral drums

Xenobungalism rejects human minimalism and keeps the bright, playful, skankable spirit of Bungalism alive — but filtered through extraterrestrial physics. Delays loop through wormholes, Doppler sweeps bend spacetime, and every drop feels like the gravitational pull of a black hole made of funk.

It’s jungle when the rainforest itself has been abducted, mutated, and turned into a galactic breakbeat ecosystem.

#Xenobungalism #Aquabungalism

The Shimmering 👽

Welcome to The North Quarter, the home of Lenzman, Fox, Satl, Redeyes, Echo Brown,  FD, Steo, Note, Zero T, Channell, Abnormal Sleepz, Tokyo Prose.

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Earth Agency
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E-mail: danny@earth-agency.com 

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