Name: Klint by TRULE
Duration: 4 min 35 s
Description: TRULE presents its first release and the latest from Deadboy, the Klint EP. Four swung out club focused tracks exploring the meeting point between techno and UK garage music. Deadboy uses a stripped back percussive sound palette with shuffling drums and a hands on hardware approach to create four individual, jacking, crisp joints for the dancers.

Fiesta Soundsystem cements his reputation as one of the most exciting and dexterous producers currently working in electronic music, with his spellbinding Not To Be EP. Augmenting crystalline bass workouts and swirling acid euphoria with his own unique blend of future-focused jungle and darkside drum & bass.

A1. Pulse Fiesta
A2. Acid Tool
B1. Not To be (Rude)
B2. The Slip

Fiesta Soundsystem: @fiestasoundsystem

Not To Be

OP017 // Fiesta Soundsystem - Not To Be

Rhyw is back on his own Fever AM for the label’s 10th 12" release.

“The Devil’s in the Dlzlzlz” presents four new tracks of non-linear mutant-techno and electronica, including his first foray into 160bpm territory. Rhyw continues to seek out space within the groove, dissecting conventions in his detailed, minimalistic and adventurous style.

Release date 12.11.2021

Written, produced and mixed by Alex Tsiridis
Mastered by Joshua Eustis
Artwork by Atact.uk
www.instagram.com/atact.uk

The Devil's In the Dlzlzlz (FAM10)

Bee Stings (FAM10)

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-lucker-cloud-sniff

Munich's @moltenmoods are back with their final release of 2021. Their next effort displays a similar preoccupation with contemporary dancefloor rhythms and comes from LUCKER, a relatively new face on the scene.

Sapiens

LUCKER - Cloud Sniff [Molten Moods]

Mysterious supergroup Protect Ryan (@protectryan) make their HOMAGE debut with the 'Self-proclaimed Critically Acclaimed' EP, featuring four original rave bangers paired with remixes from five of the scene's most trusted underground producers. 

Protect Ryan unites three friends (all veteran producers) that first came together through their shared love of '90s rave culture. Their debut EP arrived on DJ Die's GutterFunk label and introduced the world to their distinct ethos, producing club-ready cuts that inject the dancefloor with big energy. Now they expand on their story with the purest form of their dynamic sound, the 'Self-proclaimed Critically Acclaimed' EP on HOMAGE. 

Leading off with 'Bro Magnum', Protect Ryan launch into an all-out assault of banging breakbeats and growling bass before a squelching acid line takes over. Then comes 'Liam Features', a track also forthcoming on TSHA's fabric presents compilation, which follows with more rouged rhythms paired with playful stabs transporting listeners back to the golden age of rave. Next is 'Senhor Whep' and its nostalgic drum breaks that lay the foundation for an absolutely naughty acid line building into peak time euphoria. Finally, rounding out the Protect Ryan originals is 'Unfinished BTEC' delivering the trio's most refined sound, with tight percussion and chopped vocals stacked on top of a smooth, deep, and emotive bass line. 

While the originals are enough to satisfy anyone's thirst for rave-ready anthems, the release is complete with a staggering collection of remixes. Building on the energy that was already laid out, Apparition (@apparition-noise) speeds up the bpm with their version of 'Bro Magnum' for a hyper bass banger. Then Club Glow's own Denham Audio (@denhamaudio) takes on 'Liam Features' with his signature breakbeat NRG before Boulderhead (@boulderheaduk) flips the same track into a bumping house cut highlighting the original's infectious bassline. Finishing off the release are two remixes of 'Unfinished BTEC', first by HOMAGE label co-founder Ryan Clover (@ryanclover) who's hard-hitting version highlights the deep squelchy bass and chopped percussion while Davis Galvin (@davisgalvin) delivers a sublime and ethereal downtempo chugger.

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HOMAGE017 // Protect Ryan - Self-proclaimed Critically Acclaimed

Dawn Razor (@ awnazor ) returns to Scuffed with two moody, hypnotic techno cuts.

Dawn Razor - Raw Row

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TRULE presents its first release and the latest from Deadboy, the Klint EP. Four swung out club focused tracks exploring the meeting point between techno and UK garage music. Deadboy uses a stripped back percussive sound palette with shuffling drums and a hands on hardware approach to create four individual, jacking, crisp joints for the dancers.

Klint

Produced & Mixed by Realitycheck
Mastered by Lurka (RawaudioUK)
Released by Renascence

Buy ''Altered Tech'' : https://isthisrealityorjustadream.bandcamp.com/album/altered-tech

Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/album/2ASkYx4Yb2w6hgsunnVaO7?si=fgUDk3QNSK6z5y6R7pK5Mw

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After two tasty records released on Renascence, Realitycheck is back with a four-sided third opus. If the precision of technoïd drumtracks and fierce skills for dreamy pads still infuse in this new EP, there is a straight turn towards british spheres happening here. Ravy breakbeats on « xternal », bass-music percussive grooves on « Big Sur » or skinned garage architecture on « Dem », it's a travel through the many faces of this legacy. Landing in space with « Heavy Mantra », a wise futuristic dub bomb for alien minds, this new record delivered by our beloved Realitycheck sets up even further his hability to craft weapons of choice.

Taken from the Terminus EP by @Forest-Drive-West
Out August 21st - https://smarturl.it/terminus-ep

More Info / Pre-Order

Forest Drive West - Impulse

French II returns to Intercept with his 4 tracker EP 'Control'. After his last "Time / Tracker" EP the Dutch producer goes on to experiment in his signature UK breaks and garage inspired style. This time, however, he extends his creativity beyond those boundaries with an EP that floats between banging beats, futuristic stylings, and emotive melodies.

Opener track 'Control' gets the energy going with a groove that feels like a lovechild between Mr.Oizo's 'Flat Beat' and Floating Point's 'Back To Basics' remix. It's a track meant for club play, but even at this time, a play at home could make the roof go off.

@french_ii
@interceptrecords

Buy:
https://intercept.bandcamp.com/album/control

PREMIERE: French II - Control [Intercept]

Hessle Audio welcome Laksa to the label with three tracks of rowdy and forward-thinking dance music, following his last release on Timedance in September.

On the A-side, ‘Fire Kit’ sees the London-based producer and DJ approaching his sound from a different direction, with dancehall infused percussion offset by enveloping layers of sub-bass warmth at 95bpm.
The B side jacks up the tempo with a raucous energy as the temperature drops to below freezing. Basslines rumble in ‘Belly Brocka’ and ‘T’s Tent’ like an approaching storm and snares lash through the mix like ice picks, with the broken rhythmic energy driving the dance forward in 2021 and beyond.

Running the club night and monthly NTS show ‘re:lax’ with re:ni, Laksa has been consistently pushing bass mutations since his early EPs on Beneath’s Mistry label. A Bristol bass bobbler at heart, his hybrid sound has found a home on many respected labels such as Timedance, Ilian Tape and Whities, cementing his place amongst the latest UK talent.

Klint

TRULE

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