Mongrando, Italy’s Kreggo has been releasing his unique twist on contemporary electronic sounds via the likes of Lobster Theremin, 10 Pills Mate, ARTS, Infinite Machine, Return To Disorder and Serotonin over the years as well as heading up his own art-aud imprint which traverses through styles ranging from downtempo to dancehall, breaks, bass and more. Here with his latest EP for Italy’s Nottetempo he once again allows all of his musical influences to shine through across the five-track ‘Rally della Lana’ EP.

‘Rising High’ sets the tone with ethereal chords, wandering bass tones, squelchy acid licks and modulating percussion before ‘Talking Stars Cabin’ lays down bumpy syncopated rhythms, oscillating synth tones and dynamic atmospherics.
‘Mcshea’ follows to open the B-side and shifts focus over to skippy, jazzy-tinged drums, murky bass drones and shimmering resonant tones. ‘Small Town Girl’ is up next and embraces a liquid D&B feel via amen breaks, elongated subs, and soft textural pads before ‘Soundtrack For A Film That Doesn’t Exist Yet’ rounds out the release on ambient tip, laid out across four minutes with slowly unfurling synth sequence and vacillating low-end tones.

Pre-order now available on bandcamp: https://dischinottetempo.bandcamp.com/album/rally-della-lana

Tracklist:
A1 - Rising high
A2 - Talkin stars cabin
B1 - Mcschea
B2 - Smalltown girl
B3 - Soundtrack for a film that doesn't exist yet

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NTT004 - Kreggo - Rally della Lana

Links Series w/ Komponente #2

DJ Cadena · 004

Tr One and New Jackson combine as MMOTTORR with the first of 3 EP releases on Intrinsic Rhythm. Limited vinyl and digital. 

Digi - 3/3/25
Vinyl - 25/3/25

A1 - MMOTTORR - U LIKE IT RAW (RED HOT)

a journey of questioning… of seeking…of discovering… 
how both light and shadow are woven into the stories we live…

A1. Matthew Dexter - Code Of Existence

tribal tantsi 013 w/ Ballu

Pride Or Die is @dalmata-daniel 's new fundraiser compilation released in solidarity with Budapest Pride.

In March 2025 the Hungarian Parliament rewrote the country’s assembly law, tightening the rules for all public demonstrations — but with wording clearly aimed at shutting down Pride. The amendment threatens marchers and organisers with fines of up to €500 and lets police deploy facial‑recognition systems. It follows a 2020 ban on legal gender recognition and the 2021 law censoring LGBTQ+ content for minors.

Meanwhile, the government continues to target civil organisations more broadly, signalling an even darker outlook for the future of democratic rights and community spaces in Hungary.

To answer this attack on basic civil and queer rights, Dalmata Daniel teamed up with 34 artists from Hungary and across the globe to contribute exclusive tracks. The result is a diverse, powerful collection that channels solidarity, resistance, and care through sound.

All proceeds will be donated to the Budapest Pride Foundation.

Kvrk - Echoes Of Dystopia [DDC08]

An ode to the frontline, this one goes out to retail lifers and mall walkers alike. Built by two garage heads scheming on a daytime gig at the Eaton Centre, the track fuses bold 2-step pressure with playful samples and a proper old-school flex. Somewhere between the food court and the fitting room, youll hear a familiar voice claiming the systems 5,000 watts - a nod to local folklore and even louder ambitions.

1P003 // 1TK & Operator P - Retail Badmon

"It’s a bleedin’ racket, this one—starts off with a kick like a coal scuttle down the stairs, then that bassline comes in, thumpin’ like me old ticker after a sprint to the lav. There’s a woman laughin’ and sighin’ like she’s just nicked the last biscuit, and some piano what sounds like it’s been played backwards by a ghost with a hangover."

"Pads float about like fog over Shepherd’s Bush, and them snare rolls build up like me arthritis in winter. It’s 128 beats per minute, which is faster than me gettin’ out of bed, and it lasts three minutes—just long enough for a cuppa and a moan."

"If you like your tunes with a bit of mystery, a bit of mischief, and a touch of the surreal, give it a listen. Or don’t. I’m not your mother."

hahahaha, ahhh !!!

Kraftwerk - Boing Boom Tschak (Jameson Paul Ghalioungui Remix)

Nebulon B

Eddie Reynolds aka Tr One/Themisto Man is a DJ and producer based in Carlow, Ireland. A much-respected figure within Ireland’s fertile electronic music scene, Reynolds cites the likes of Dublin’s D1 Recordings, Kraftwerk and J Dilla as early influences. Equally inspired by vintage sounds from Chicago and Detroit. 

Fast-forward over close to 15 years and although the project may now consist of Reynolds only, his dedication to all things house, techno and electro remains unwavering. A prolific producer, Reynolds’ sounds have led him to some of his country’s most-renowned labels, including Lunar Disko, Apartment, Bodytonic, 393 and Pogo and his new imprint Intrinsic Rhythm. What’s more, his music has earned the respect of numerous high-profile names such as Moodymann, Laurent Garnier, Prosumer and many more and has been remixed by a stellar cast including Scott Ferguson, Sonja Moonear, Cignol, Dechord, Lerosa and John Heckle.


From a DJ perspective, Reynolds has played in all of Ireland and Dublin’s foremost nightspots including Twisted Pepper, Wigwam, Tengu, District 8 and beyond in Belfast, London, Manchester and Berlin.  A DJ with a truly eclectic vision, this is represented in the names he has played alongside. From Juan Atkins to DJ Stingray to Helena Hauff, Dave Clarke, Surgeon, Jeff Mills, DVS1,  Maurice Fulton and Steffi, Reynolds is a DJ capable of stepping up under any occasion. From a live perspective he blazed a trail in Ireland with a unique hardware based live show which was recently resurrected for 2022's Open Ear Festival and will be performing further dates in 2023.


Reynolds’ latest endeavours have brought him to release an acclaimed debut album on his new imprint Intrinsic Rhythm and prior to this releases on scene-shaping British label Don’t Be Afraid (where in 2019 he released one of his most-cherished releases to date, the magnificent ‘A Month Has Passed’ EP), as well as Lunar Disko, where he collaborated again, this time alongside compatriot R Kitt on the no-less-emphatic sounds of LDRX7 as well as the solo ChiCarlow EP. With recent releases on Mexican imprint Short Attention, Tokyo based Ashigakari and Dublin imprint First Cut these are exciting times for one of Ireland’s most consistent electronic music producers.


He also has released under new alias Themisto Man and is continuing to work and release music from his base in Carlow, Ireland and will soon ready his second vinyl release on Intrinsic Rhythm complete with a remix by Mihail P and has future plans for the label including work by John Heckle and more. 




A1 - MMOTTORR - U LIKE IT RAW (RED HOT)

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