Love In The Endz' founders team up for a nostalgic, collaborative EP exploring the sounds that have shaped not only them as individuals but the label as a whole. The project moves through sentimental percussion and meaningful melodies, offering a deeply personal journey. It serves as both a tribute to their roots and a forward-looking statement on the evolution of their sound and community.

Produced by Daviaa
Mixed by Daviaa
Mastered by LITE

Artwork by Blue Canariñho

Daviaa - Vai Demoraa

Bandcamp Link: 
https://qruk.bandcamp.com/album/qruk016-nagasaki-ep

Press Release:
James Young steps up for his first release on QRUK with the Nagasaki EP, a dark and driving UKG cut that leans into the moodier edges of Garage and Speedy G. The North Wales-based producer has already made waves with House releases on labels like Smashin Trax and Pogo House, but this new EP sees him pushing into heavier, more dancefloor-focused territory. Nagasaki is packed with chopped-up drums, eerie textures and a tough low-end that hits hard. 

On remix duties is Kabo Cana, returning to the label after making a big impression with his debut I DON'T UNDERSTAND. His take on Nagasaki flips the original into a more club-ready, 90s inspired roller full of sub pressure and tight percussion. It's another strong showing from the Manchester-based producer who's quickly becoming an exciting name in the new wave of UKG.

Social Links:
Follow James Young:
https://www.instagram.com/_jamesyoung__/
https://soundcloud.com/jamesyoungdj

Follow Kabo Cana:
https://www.instagram.com/kabocana/
https://soundcloud.com/kabo_cana

Follow QRUK:
https://www.instagram.com/qruk_label/
https://soundcloud.com/qruk
https://qruk.bandcamp.com/

PREMIERE: James Young - SY4 [QRUK]

Ctrl the Chaos

Reset Your Soul

Transfigured Time 006 - Cocktail Party Effect
Release date - 5th November 2018
Buy Vinyl - https://www.juno.co.uk/products/cocktail-party-effect-death-of-an-algorithm/705894-01/
Buy Digital - transfiguredtime.com/album/death-of-an-algorithm

Cover Photo by Andro Eradze 
Sleeve design by Gacha Bakradze
Mastered by Gigi Jikia

Distributed by Kompakt.

Cocktail Party Effect - Ctrl

Cong Burn 04

Cong Burn 04 - Flaty / Lack / Chekov / Martinou [Preview]

LIES-143
DeeCoy-DT Theory
from the upcoming
"DeeCoy Archives Vol.1"
to be released Sept 22nd 2019

Archives Vol. 1

DeeCoy archives vol. 1

Buy Direct

DeeCoy-DT Theory (LIES-143)

CYGNUS - CRYSTALS IN YOUR MIND

prowling around

Like the beginning of any dream, my subconscious fills in the gaps. “Where am I?”… I’m on the moon. “How did I get here?”… I’ve always been here. My dialogue subsides as an uncertain planet enters centre vision. A ‘chinese-whispers' Earth, with geographic features lost as rumour spreads through the cosmos. Though the solar path is obscured, I see no sign of darkness on the planet, only faint projections of unanswered questions and manifestations of doubt. As the projections focus, and words become more visceral, I turn away and walk towards the Sun.

With five years of releases under their belt, London’s DEXT Recordings are legendary curators of some of the most forward-thinking electronic music the UK has to offer. To celebrate the milestone, they’ve delivered 'eleVAte Vol. 1’, a 4-track compilation featuring some of their heaviest hitters. Track by track, the release is steeped in a dynamic spread of UK sounds, with plenty of bass weight and life-affirming synths added for good measure. Our pick, ’Eclipse’ by Pugilist is a skippy ode to the garage days of yonder, brimming with swing, bass and lush Rhodes stabs.

DEXTVA001

PREMIERE: Pugilist - Eclipse [DEXT Recordings]

Solidifying a productive year with dozens of releases, the Droid aka Ben Evans, marks his Woodwork debut with a power packed EP of intriguing electro tracks, delivering monstrous remixes alongside.

Opening with 'paranoia', the Droid's style immediately becomes apparent in its minimalist sonic landscape. Framed in classic 808 rhythms, Evans hits a quirky, abstract nerve with aggressive bass hits and resonant LFO synth tweakery. A solid mix layer, serving as a constant energetic ride.

The title cut, 'rewire the system' offers up the same punchy beat foundation and gets a little deeper, with breaks trading off against four-to-the-floor. The retro flavour of the pads and cosmic flow of various swells, miniature funky bass lines and anguished robo-vocalizations perhaps portray a machine striving toward a more human experience.

Mr. Gentle steps up for the first altered version and gets straight into dramatic sci-fi territory while maintaining the original spaciousness of the Droid approach. He succeeds in taking the beats to an alternate energy level while implementing some ominous breakdowns and infectious acid work to further the plot line of the track.

We are in for a noticeably trippy excursion as Francois Dillinger takes the helm. The 808 feel is drastically withdrawn and chill, with a rolling, funky resolve that perfectly sets up the smoky tapestry of psychedelia over top. The bass and atmospherics are drawn out to an expansive harmonic rhythm somewhere between deeply groovy and completely zoned-out.

The Droid meets Pablo Splice for 'beat the machine'. The two combine opposing aesthetics to craft a unique hybrid contraption from spare parts. The Droid's cycling repetition and minimalist sound design are on lock over his familiar 808 stylings. Pablo Splice counters this with a characteristic, snaky, atonal stab melody underpinned by a complimentary mid-range bass line, with both elements achieving a brash, down-sampled, digital edge.

Lloyd Stellar crafts an impressive thematic rework of 'beat the machine' that features a relentless upbeat swagger - a proper battle workout for the floor. Expanded sonic movement in the bass, twisted harmonic pad variations, tough and punchy blips, urgent vocoder verses, and a massive anthemic section of rave hits, keep this catchy remix moving through exciting revelations from start to finish.

The Droid saves a profound statement for the end with his 'amen experiment'. This unique track recalls a laid back 808 feel, similar to the previous Francois Dilinger workout, but then treats this to subtle ambient chord shifts behind some carefully layered breakbeats. These elements clash and combine wonderfully, ending this EP in an absorbed but lucid mood.

The Droid: thedroidwoodwork.bandcamp.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/djbenevans
Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/djbenevans

Mr. Gentle: soundcloud.com/mr-gentle
Francois Dillinger: soundcloud.com/fdbeardd
Pablo Splice: www.facebook.com/PabloSplice
Lloyd Stellar: soundcloud.com/lloydstellar

Woodwork Recordings: https://www.woodworkrecordings.com 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/woodworkrecordings/ 
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/woodworkrecordings

PREMIERE: The Droid 06 - Beat The Machine (lloyd Stellar Remix) [Woodwork Recordings]

Rabbit (Trancebreaks Mix)

founded by Gacha, Ash and Serga, Tbilisi, 2015

Worldwide Distribution:  Kompakt / kompakt.fm

contact : transfiguredtime@gmail.com