0:00 - 728 - 727 LP - WéMè                                                           
3:11 - Sub-0 - Circle EP - WéMè                                                       
5:38 - Refletch A - Circle EP - WéMè                                                  
8:14 - Microt                                                                                    
11:03 - RT2 - 727 LP - WéMè                                                          
13:48 - Tenkick -  EP - Unknown To The Unknown                                                 
 19:30 - Sigle - 727 LP - WéMè                                                      
22:44 - Arzt                                                                                      
27:15 - ???                                                                                    
28:34 - Blue Talisman  -  EP - Unknown To The Unknown                                                                   
31:23 - Folder - Circle EP - WéMè                                                     
34:42 - Breakth -727 LP - WéMè                                                
38:17 - 6EQUJ5 - Xor LP - WéMè                                                                 
41:34 - TT - Xor LP - WéMè                                                                
44:36 - Resty                                                                                         
47:37 - Ode                                                                                             
50:57 - Palais Royal                                                                            
55:00 - Ned - 727 LP - WéMè

WELcOmE 2023 RTR Acid Mix

Mix d'Après l'Orage.

In recent years, Blackploid has come to be one of Central Processing Unit’s signature artists. The German producer has averaged more than a record a year for the Sheffield imprint since he first landed on CPU in 2021. This prolific run continues with Cosmic Drama, Blackploid’s second LP for the label. The album takes the baton from its predecessor Enter Universe in style, delivering twelve tracks of top-quality machine-funk that draw down from electro’s classic artists while also imbuing proceedings with a playfulness that very much gives things a signature Blackploid-ish flavour.

Cosmic Drama sets its stall out from the off. The opening run of ‘Alien’, ‘World Construction’ and ‘Virtual State’ all deliver piston-snapping beats which anchor pleasing melanges of B-movie synth lines. Alongside this, Blackploid adds little flourishes which add buoyancy to each joint - a syncopated bassline reminiscent of I-f’s late-90s classic ‘Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass’, crackling robo-voiced commands, skittering synth chords which wash across the mix and so on. It’s the work of someone completely at ease with their craft, comfortable enough to take risks without upsetting the apple cart of their sound’s core appeal.

Blackploid’s idiosyncratic approach to synth work is something which distinguishes Cosmic Drama from the pack. Electro has long been a genre which prides itself on innovation on the keys, but few producers are willing to push their sonics as far as Blackploid does - take the seasick churn of pads and processors on ‘Multiverse’, for instance, or the way John Carpenter-esque single-note lines dovetail with gurgling synthetic pulses and eerie, spacious chords on ‘The Lab’, a highlight of Cosmic Drama’s midsection.

Cosmic Drama skips along at club tempo throughout - every one of these joints will get bodies moving in dark rooms across the galaxy. However, even when tracks maintain their single-minded pursuit of machine-funk perfection, they never forget to deliver on the hooks. Blackploid has lead lines (and counter-melodies) to burn here, and each track knots them together in ever-more intriguing ways as they plough onwards. Drexciyan heads will be thrilled by the sci-fi delights of ‘Species’, for instance, while Blackploid brings melodies as cold as they are catchy on the aptly-named ‘Polar Dunes’. By the time Cosmic Drama hits upon the vroom-vrooming bassline line of closer ‘Contact’, you’re fully enthralled to the album’s combination of broken-beat heft and synthetic melodiousness.

RIYL: Drexciya, I-f, Cygnus, AFX

Cosmic Drama

Blackploid - Cosmic Drama

SYNTHAX ERROR | Same player shoot again


Glitchy and nasty, the Synthax Error Vol01 sample pack features more than 140 one-shot drumsamples, and, as you might have guessed, clean is not its nickname !
Mangled, stretched, bitcrushed and distorted, various drum machines and synthesized sounds received a special treatment for some added sonic filth, dirt and corrosion.

The digital and proud edge of this sample pack will easily find its way into your electro, edm, house, grime, idm or dubstep productions. It also feels at home with footwork, trap, jungle, skweee or drum & bass.


All the sounds are organized in a convenient way, so you can find them easily and don't waste time browsing folders endlessly.

-The pro pack gathers more than 140 one-shot samples. All sounds are in WAV, 24-bit 48kHz stereo format. It costs only $3,90.
-The free pack contains 34 one-shot sounds in 16-bit, 44,1kHz (stereo).

Sink - Chip [SYNTHAX ERROR demo]

Taken from KRAGG / RTR - Acid Avengers 032

EP out on june 6th, 2024
12' vinyl + Digital
Order : https://tripalium.bandcamp.com/album/aar032-kragg-rtr-acid-avengers-032

On this new imprint, we welcome two french producers who love the raw grain of the machines and the dark groove of oscilloscopes. On the A-side, the veteran Kragg, who released some nuggets on Transient Force or Militant Science in the 2000's. On the B-Side, RTR, known for some bomb records on WéMè Records or Analogical Force. From electro to techno, from euphoria to melancholy, here are 6 tracks that will definitely blow your mind, acid junkies !

TRACKLIST :
A1. Kragg - Shifton
A2. Kragg - Lazarus
A3. Kragg - Midsummer Night Dream
B1. RTR - Tipping-point
B2. RTR - NPK Ending
B3. RTR - Squer

Mastering by Ronnie Coco. 
Artwork by Lucie Ménétrier.
2025 TRIPALIUM CORP [AAR032]

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Kragg - Shifton [Acid Avengers 032]

Dutch maestro @kettelmusic (Reimer Eising) is back on Madrid's Analogical Force with Inmate Shuffle, his first full EP for the label since 2017’s Alacasa (AF008). This release features five tracks straight from the heart of Reimer’s universe, serving as a heartfelt reaffirmation of his unique identity. Kettel’s artistry is a testament to staying true to oneself. Artists like Reimer are not bound by fleeting trends or rigid genres; instead, he carves his own paths, constantly reinventing his sound with honesty and passion. This is why his material is reviewed again and again and serves as a clear reference for many.
While Dubio (2025), his recent full-length album inspired by the soundtrack of the acclaimed puzzle game of the same name, explored cinematic and conceptual landscapes, Inmate Shuffle takes us back to the playful, melodic, and rhythmically rich territory that first captivated his devoted audience. Five tracks, five parties. Inmate Shuffle will resonate in your head for a long time. MUST.
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PREORDER 12" LTD. COLOURED VINYL + DIGITAL: https://tinyurl.com/567xbehr
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C+P Analogical Force 2025. All rights reserved. 
Written and produced by Reimer Eising in Groningen, NL
Mastering by Carlos Koschitzky at Koschitzky Studio, Gijón
Design by Geometric Love, UK
Distributed by Clone, Rotterdam

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[AF062] KETTEL 'INMATE SHUFFLE EP' [2025]

"A sonic fabric of light and calm, where each moment echoes like a deep breath, opening invisible spaces for quiet contemplation and gentle healing. Minimalism and precision come together to shape crisp, delicate atmospheres that invite you to linger without hurry."

Jo Johnson is a British musician whose three-decade journey spans punk, techno, and contemplative electronic minimalism. A former guitarist for the influential 90s riot grrrl band Huggy Bear, she later immersed herself in the underground techno scene,  joining the Bleep43 collective in 2001 and founding its label. Jo’s solo work explores immersive and emotive sonic landscapes through synthesizers and effects, influenced by pioneering women in electronic music. Her albums have been released on Further Records, Going In, Mysteries of the Deep, and Castles in Space. She is a regular performer at festivals and venues like Freerotation, The Purcell Room, Cafe Oto, and Parallel.

In 2025, Jo launched Alterations, an evolving album project released track-by-track on Bandcamp, each piece accompanied by exclusive materials for subscribers. She has collaborated with pianist Hilary Robinson, releasing experimental works on 9128.live and performing at events like Daylight Music. As a DJ, Jo has appeared on platforms such as Refuge Worldwide, Monument Waves, and Music for Programming. Beyond music, she has contributed to a Huggy Bear book project compiling the band’s zines and history. Jo also co-curates Bleep43’s deep listening events in unique spaces across London, championing boundary-pushing artists in ambient and experimental sound.

Links:

Bandcamp: https://jojohnson.bandcamp.com
Bleep43: https://bio.site/bleep43
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jojohnson.tinysilences/
Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/jo-johnson.bsky.social


Tracklist:

Patricia Wolf - Woodland Encounter (Balmat)
Jo Johnson - 03 (forthcoming)
Marcus Fischer - Ten (self-released)
Ashley Bellouin & Ben Bracken - Sung Strings (Debacle
Records)
Dan Bean - Face Lix (unrelease)
Bea Brennan - Can You? (Old Technology)
Bana Haffar - m720 (self-released)
Mareena & JakoJako - Phantasma (Muzan Editions)
Avsluta - Blushing Bushes (Accents Records)
Field Lines Cartographer - Transit of Ariel (Castles in Space)
Takashi Kokubo & Andrea Esperti - Melting Clocks
(WRWTFWW)
Manuel Fogliata (FKA Nuel) - metta (self-released)
Hologram - Age of Balance (self-released)
Minced Oath - Smoke and Scissors (Front End Synthetics)
arovane - youd (quiet details)
Bea Brennan - A Fanciful or Impractical Idea or Theory (Old
Technology)
Raica - Song 4 (unreleased)
Cate Francesca Brooks - Swallow Skims the Water

HOCast #243 - Jo Johnson

Analogical Force welcomes back @moy for his third outing on the label. ‘Ghostware EP’ delivers four tracks that push his hybrid of braindance, acid and electro into bold new territory.

Side A opens with Kernel Panic, a pacy cut that flips between breakbeats and 4/4 drive, punctuated by TR727 whistles and percussion, before Megazone dives into chopped breaks, thick bass and a conversation between a 303 and FM-modulated 101. Together they form a high-energy pairing that refracts rave DNA into something sharper and more futuristic.

On the flip, the title track Ghostware goes widescreen with heavy bass, intricate breakbeat manipulations, the unmistakable Korg M1 piano and soaring melodic acid, all tied together by wistful pads and sudden reverbs. Voidwave closes the EP on a darker, twisted note, with slithering AFX Station basslines, constantly evolving acid, and breaks chopped into timing flips that constantly disorient the rhythm.

With Ghostware, MOY refines his sound while embracing new techniques and sharper contrasts. It’s his most progressive and fully realised work to date for Analogical Force, reaffirming both artist and label’s place at the forefront of modern braindance.
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PREORDER 12" BLUE MARBLE VINYL + DIGITAL: https://tinyurl.com/4nmdvru8
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A1   KERNEL PANIC                              05:13  
A2   MEGAZONE                                  04:18
B1   GHOSTWARE                                 05:26
B2   VOIDWAVE                                  04:35
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C+P Analogical Force 2025. All rights reserved. 
Written and produced by Jonny Moy in Norwich / UK
Mastering by Carlos Koschitzky at Koschitzky Studio, Gijón
Design by Geometric Love, UK
Distributed by Clone, Rotterdam 
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www.analogicalforce.com

[AF064] MOY 'GHOSTWARE EP' [2025]

BufoBufo @bufobufo-1  debuts on Analogical Force with five tracks that expand his hallucinatory sound. ‘Ranidae’ finds the UK-based producer exploring and combining his influences, meshing elements of jungle, braindance, acid, downtempo and electro into new forms. 
On the A-side, ’Ranidae’ itself flips from atmospheric chords, splintered drums and 808 booms into brooding 303 melodies, evil Reese bass and Amen choppage, a merge of bittersweet synths and breakbeat manipulation. ‘Isopod’ is a dark downtempo dispatch of hip-hop beats, reversed loops and eerie spoken samples, with a bassline that plumbs the depths and an acid sequence that will get lodged in your brain. 

On the other side, ‘Magpie Inkcap’ starts proceedings, where the glitched-out breaks and otherworldly synths dissolve into a 303 line that twists and dives like a sea snake. ‘Asperitas’ mixes tough, FX-driven beats with a buzzing analogue loop and spiralling acid, while on closer ‘Drifting World’, tumbling, spliced breakbeats meet an emotive chord sequence, before a huge bass enters the fray and delicate bell tones dance over the abyss. Refining his sound and uncovering new directions, ‘Ranidae’ is BufoBufo at his best.
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PREORDER 12" PURPLE VINYL + DIGITAL: https://shorturl.at/Sils4
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A1   RANIDAE                                   06:03
A2   ISOPOD                                    04:25
B1   MAGPIE INKCAP                             04:16
B2   ASPERITAS                                 04:21
B3   DRIFTING WORLD                            04:22
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C+P Analogical Force 2025. All rights reserved. 
Written and produced by Ben Murphy, UK
Mastering by Carlos Koschitzky at Koschitzky Studio, Gijón
Design by Geometric Love, UK
Distributed by Clone, Rotterdam 
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www.analogicalforce.com

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[AF065] BUFOBUFO 'RANIDAE EP' [2025]

WaveShaper Drum Kits
electronic percussive samples and vintage analogue drum machines gathered as drumkits.

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