For our forth release on Longhaul we have this killer EP of electronic goodness from mr. Flinty

Available as physical 12" or digital here - longhaulrecords.bandcamp.com/album/004

Flinty - Longhaul#004

Format: limited hand-stamped 12"
Cat: ORBITAL 104

Distributed: Under The Radar / Clone

Sound Synthesis - Orbital 104 EP

Neptunian Influence, Fifty-Three | Featuring @kafkactrl

Hiding in the shadow of a big white mountain, the mysterious KafkaCtrl escapes his data hustling job by crafting cold and infectious electro full of melancholic pads and gut-punching basslines. You can find his music on EPs for @vortex-traks and @zementrecordings as well as other appearances on labels like @noisetomeetyourecords, @brokntoys and @crobotmuzik. We'll be watching for what this French electro producer brings next! 

SUPPORT: https://zementrec.bandcamp.com/album/006

| Tracklist |
20 Temporal Port (Intro) - ReQuest - [WeMe records]
Alien Life Form - AUX 88 - [Crème organization]
Overtake Reality - Accelerationism - [Clear Memory]
Death Clock (VIP mix) - Djedjotronic - [International Chrome]
Broken City - Jensen Interceptor x DeFeKT - [Tresor]
Shift Levels - Versalife - [Avoidant records]
Stress - Terrestrial Access Network - [Avoidant records]
Kings Valley - Im Kellar - [Moustache Records]
Forthcoming  - [who is Paula WIP04]
Guerrero - Hoax Believers - [Distrito 91]
Negative Vibe - Foreign Sequence - [FU.ME Records]
Blind Step - Yarn Init - [Clear Memory]
Complex Design - Exzakt & Brice Kelly - [Monotone Records]
Say It, Don't Do It - Sons of Slough - [FELT Records]
Narcophunk - ReQuest - [WeMe records]
Space Ships - Jeremiah R. - [BAKK Recors]

Meet you in the Great Dark Spot <3

NI53 | KafkaCtrl

'XLR8R+039' is an Osàre! Editions label showcase curated by Elena Colombi in collaboration with XLR8R, featuring Novo Line, Schulverweis, , The Spy, L/F/D/M, Mayurashka, Sepehr, and Colombi herself. 

Get the package: bit.ly/XLR8Rplus_OsareEditions

@sepehr-a
@elenacolombi
@osare-editions

Get the Package

Sepehr & Elena Colombi - Undulating Thoughts [XLR8R+039]

https://soundcloud.com/london-modular-alliance
https://soundcloud.com/2020visionrecordings
🔊 https://youtu.be/e1as2MuK-Ts
OUT Dec 7th via 20/20 Vision Recordings.

Over a collection of 25 tracks Exit Planet Earth delves into the reaction of electronic music artists across the planet to the craziest times of the 21st century. We find rules being broken, boundaries being crossed and genres being defied resulting in some moments of magic. Only by losing what we took for granted did we realise what we had in the first place. Only by leaving the planet can we gaze back on our pale blue dot and appreciate our fragile existence…

Tracklist:

Futurenauts - We are the Futurenauts
Egyptian Lover x Soul Clap - Hai Karate (Dub)
Reptant & Dashiell - Gortexia
Kosh - Chaos in the City
Mr Ho & Xiaolin - No Change To How I Feel
Zobol - Data Wars
James Shinra - Launch
Ste Roberts - Rebirth 2_0
Lost Souls of Saturn - Karma is Back
Kim Cosmik - Moonrise
Sound Synthesis - You are the Force
Extrawelt - Hail The Whale (The Coexisting mix)
CKFT (Keith Tucker x Carl Finlow) - Coder
London Modular Alliance - Lump of Coal
DeFeKT - Radar
The Advent x Zein Ferreira - Carpe Diem
Sansibar - Tamagotchi
The Exaltics & Paris The Black Fu- wea poni zedin form ation
Konerytmi - Pulssi
Telephasycx! Index Case
Cignol - 51D
Mick Wilson x August Artier - Akira's Cry
Annie Hall - Invisible dust
Alfred - Galaxy Quest
Ivna Ji - Rescape

PREMIERE: London Modular Alliance - Lump of Coal [20/20 Vision]

TL Premiere #1112 (2022.12.01) : Zobol - Data Wars [20/20 Vision Recordings]

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For this 310th Premiere of 2022, we have an unreleased exclusive new track by the Electro Producer from Birmingham (UK) "Zobol" titled ‘Data Wars’ from the forthcoming Compilation "Exit Planet Earth - Launch" on the label based in Leeds (UK) founded by Ralph Lawson : 20/20 Vision Recordings.

▶︎ The Compilation will be available from December 7, 2022 on all digital platforms.

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Release Info :

Various - Exit Planet Earth - Launch [20/20 Vision // EPE10]

Exit Planet Earth started as a series of records, selected and compiled by ralph lawson, featuring exclusive tracks from the emerging wave of exciting electronic music that emanated across the planet as we approached 2020. Inspired by sounds that captured the imagination the records seemed to hit a nerve as the world turned upside down and faced increasingly unstable times.

It was always the intention that the individual tracks would form a body of work that acted as a snap shot of how people were feeling worldwide as a steady stream of super villains seized power at the very worst time possible. During hard times people turn to music to express emotions as well as escape reality but we don’t know where that creativity process will lead until we turn on the machines - the results can be unexpected.

Over a collection of 25 tracks Exit Planet Earth delves into the reaction of electronic music artists across the planet during the craziest times of the 21st century. We find rules being broken, boundaries being crossed and genres being defied resulting in some moments of magic. Only by losing what we took for granted did we realise what we had in the first place.
Only by leaving the planet can we gaze back on our pale blue dot and appreciate our fragile existence…

Tracklist :
Futurenauts - We are the Futurenauts
Egyptian Lover x Soul Clap - Hai Karate (Dub)
Reptant & Dashiell - Gortexia
Kosh - Chaos in the City
Mr Ho & Xiaolin - No Change To How I Feel
Zobol - Data Wars
James Shinra - Launch
Ste Roberts - Rebirth 2_0
Lost Souls of Saturn - Karma is Back
Kim Cosmik - Moonrise
Sound Synthesis - You are the Force
Extrawelt - Hail The Whale (The Coexisting mix)
CKFT (Keith Tucker x Carl Finlow) - Coder
London Modular Alliance - Lump of Coal
DeFeKT - Radar
The Advent x Zein Ferreira - Carpe Diem
Sansibar - Tamagotchi
The Exaltics & Paris The Black Fu- wea poni zedin form ation
Konerytmi - Pulssi
Telephasycx! Index Case
Cignol - 51D
Mick Wilson x August Artier - Akira's Cry
Annie Hall - Invisible dust
Alfred - Galaxy Quest
Ivna Ji - Rescape

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Follow Zobol :
Bandcamp : www.zobol.bandcamp.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/ZobolUK
Instagram : www.instagram.com/jonski.zobol
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/Zobol

Follow 20/20 Vision Recordings :
Bandcamp : www.2020vision.bandcamp.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/2020VisionRecordings
Instagram : www.instagram.com/2020vision_recordings
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/2020visionrecordings
Twitter : www.twitter.com/2020Visionlabel
Website : www.2020recordings.com

Exit Planet Earth - Launch

Data Wars

TL PREMIERE : Zobol - Data Wars [20/20 Vision Recordings]

On the horizon the shapes of the houses and trees began to sharpen as they gathered speed. Dusk was approaching and once the sun went down, there’d be no street lights to guide their way back. It wasn’t safe to be out here at night. They picked up dust, hurtling down the highway as quickly as the car’s ageing engine would take them, it began to grind and gurgle as the pressure on the accelerator reached full tilt. Not long to go, in their race against the setting sun they were close to the finish line.

Sarayu has been a key figure in putting Bangkok on the global music map. The DJ and producer is one of the minds behind Bangkok Community Radio and More Rice Records - a label-turned-record-shop - who's proved to be a dab hand at production too since releasing his debut EP, Pridi, back in 2021. His next is Intelligent Jump Rope Music, an intricate, atmospheric EP for another local imprint, Boiled Wonderland, which follows his track contribution to their Cognition compilation last year which shone a light on underground Thai artists.

PREMIERE: Sarayu - E30 Track [Boiled Wonderland]

Optimum

Lazercat - Void Droplets

• VTX014, EP, Vinyl black, 12″, 33 rpm
• Released: End of March 2023

A1 - Dissociation Constant
A2 - Why Be You (When You Can Be Me)
A3 - Void06
B1 - Void06 (KafkaCtrl Remix)
B2 - Droplets
B3 - Take Me To Your Discothèque

Vortex Traks is proud to present the return of Lazercat. Void Droplets showcases the Canadian artist's love for old-school electro, while the B3, "Take Me To Your Discothèque", pays tribute to the 2000s italo-revival sounds of her youth. Features a moody remix from French electro wizard KafkaCtrl. Limited to 200 copies.

• Mastered by Jacob Korn at TailOut Studios
• Painting by Alex Harders
• Distributed by Bordello A Parigi: https://bordelloaparigi.com/

Digital album on Bandcamp:
https://vortextraks.bandcamp.com/album/void-droplets

12" limited to 200 copies:

Bordello A Parigi: https://bit.ly/VTX014-Bordello
Clone: https://bit.ly/VTX014-Clone
Decks: https://bit.ly/VTX014-Decks
Deejay.de: https://bit.ly/VTX014-Deejay
HHV: https://bit.ly/VTX014-HHV
Juno: https://bit.ly/VTX014-Juno
Redeye Records: https://bit.ly/VTX014-RedEye

Lazercat SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/lazercat
Lazercat Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lzrct/

Void Droplets

Lazercat - Void Droplets (out now)

Carl Finlow keeps on keepin’ on. Not only is Finlow one of the most respected names in electro, a producer who boasts a sprawling catalogue that takes in a wide variety of aliases, but he’s also spent recent years establishing himself as a mainstay for Sheffield’s Central Processing Unit label. Soft Robotics, the new EP from Finlow’s Silicon Scally project, is the fifth Silicon Scally release in five years to boast one of CPU’s instantly-recognisable black-and-white covers.

The reason that Silicon Scally and CPU keep linking up is simple; they’re a perfect fit for one another. Central Processing Unit has established itself as a haven for post-Drexciya producers since launching in 2012, and there are few artists better than Finlow at building on the Detroit group’s sound. The union bears fruit once more on Soft Robotics, an EP of lithe machine-funk jams that will both do damage in the dance and also reward more concentrated home listening.

Things begin at a steadier speed than one might expect. Rather than barrelling off with the kind of sinewy roller one associates with the CPU name, Soft Robotics’ title-track takes things at mid-pace. The groove reveals itself without hurry, Silicon Scally adding or subtracting elements - twitchy modular loops, pensive pads, the occasional blurt of low-end - atop the chugging bass/drums groove. It’s a track which wins you over with guile rather than force.

As the name of subsequent cut ‘Jitters’ intimates, this one picks things up a little after ‘Soft Robotics’. The tempo is higher here, the central beat more nervy. At their cores, though, ‘Jitters’ and ‘Soft Robotics’ are kindred spirits. Here, another slyly insistent bit of drum programming comes swirled up with all sorts of extraterrestrial tones, from little nuggets of melody supplied by the keys to electrifying synth stabs and percussive squelches.

Things limber up further still on first B-side ‘Spin Ratio’. The track’s 808 kicks are punchier than those of the A-side jams, and there’s a dizziness to the bass tone which gives ‘Spin Ratio’ an intriguingly off-kilter feel. Atop the booming beat we find ourselves hypnotised by cells of melody and harmony interlocking or moving apart - particularly the staccato module at the track’s heart. Sure enough, ‘Spin Ratio’ is the Soft Robotics joint which cleaves closest to Drexciya, invoking other Detroit disciples like Jensen Interceptor in the process.

After Soft Robotics picks up speed in the middle, closer ‘Super Fluid Tones’ brings us back to where we started. This track returns to the more measured delivery of the record’s opener - there’s a steady pulse to the drums, and once again Silicon Scally packs the mix with so many intriguing whizzes, bangs, blips and blurts that it’s impossible not be won over by this tune’s construction. ‘Soft Robotics’ and ‘Super Fluid Tones’ bookend Soft Robotics very nicely, and Silicon Scally’s smart pacing gives the EP a lovely ebb and flow.

The ever-excellent Carl Finlow drops a Silicon Scally release via Central Processing Unit for the fifth year running. Like its predecessors, Soft Robotics is an excellent and deftly-crafted collection of modern machine-funk.

RIYL: Drexciya, Jensen Interceptor, Fleck E.S.C., The Advent

Silicon Scally - Soft Robotics

Physis: Parodos

Reinbuttern

Lazee Luq - Reinbuttern

WhyPeopleWar Fundraiser for Ukraine: https://whypeopledance.bandcamp.com/

The Why people dance question was asked for the first time in Lithuania back in 2013 but it gained a worldwide echo in its 8 years of existence. Run by @pauliuskamblevicius with the help of @experimentsserial and a network of collaborators, the online electronic music platform and label keeps its heart open for new friends and treasure finds but its filter tight and deep underground. Tune into WPD channels on Soundcloud, YouTube and Bandcamp.

PREMIERE: London Modular Alliance - Lump of Coal [20/20 Vision]

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