An essential component in the steady ascension of Croatian collective low income $quad over the last couple years, Zagreb-based producer Strahinja Arbutina has established as a prime
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Premiere: Lujiachi – Red Desert
A dependable provider of boundary-pushing electronics and off-axis dancefloor weaponry, Aussie imprint Altered States Tapes has been maintaining the pressure level to the max season after season. Fresh
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Premiere: Dead Sound – This Is Human
Originally an electronic music blog that was launched in 2008, Null+Void has been making tentative steps in the world of record label over the last couple
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DJ Richard announces ‘Dies Iræ Xerox’ LP for Dial
DJ Richard has announced the release of a new album scheduled for release in June. ‘Dies Iræ Xerox‘ is a much-anticipated return to Dial, following 2017’s
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Russian imprint Private Persons announce debut album from Voin Oruwu ‘Big Space Adventure’
Kiev-based producer Dmitriy Avksentiev, also known as Koloah, has announced a new album scheduled for release in May under his new moniker Voin Oruwu. Entitled ‘Big Space
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Premiere: Hedrome – Waingro
After surfacing last year with a fine debut 12″, ‘Bottom Line‘, Berlin-based duo Hedrome continue their exploration of hypnotic sound motifs and steadfast four-to-the-floor expanders with ‘Koma‘,
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Qnete lines up debut album ‘Play-Doh Stories’ on 777 Recordings
After a first instalment on 777 Recordings in 2016, Bremen-based producer Qnete returns to Ron Wilson‘s imprint with his debut full-length ‘Play-Doh Stories‘, scheduled for release 27 April.
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Premiere: Khidja – Am I Really Here
Following up to a pair of high-rated EPs on Tel-Aviv’s Malka Tuti, unclassifiable Romanian duo Khidja return to the label this spring with their new battle-ready
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Premiere: Western Versions – Louisiana Coda
It’s always unique to hear a track on the dancefloor that imbues a balancing act through its runtime. A tune that delicately straddles the line between
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Nachtdigital Festival announce club nights in Krakow, Berlin and Amsterdam
Following their lineup announcement in March, today long-running festival Nachtdigital unveil three finely-curated club nights taking place in Krakow, Berlin and Amsterdam ahead of this year’s Nachtdigital
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In Perspective: Kenneth Scott talks up his debut ‘Let’s Go Program Thomas’ EP on Vakant
In addition to the exclusive stream of Kenneth Scott’s vaporous techno reverie, we seized the occasion and went for a quick-fire chat with Kenneth as he goes into his first party memories in Iowa, the origins of the EP and its title, and how he settled in the sleepless Berlin.
Efdemin: Naïf
Let’s not beat about the bush: 2017 was far from a vintage year for the commercial mix. While all and sundry have been lining up to ring the death knell, 2018 is full of enterprising projects looking to buck the trend. The commercial mix certainly still has a few tricks up its sleeve and it would be a far poorer world without it. Efdemin’s ‘Naïf’ is an incredibly strong argument in its favour.
Listen back to Antepop and Jacques Bon live on Rinse France
On Saturday 14th April our in-house vinyl slinger Antepop presented a special Inverted Audio broadcast on Rinse France, joined by Parisian DJ, Producer and Smallville Records shop owner Jacques Bon for a two hour session of textural electronics, deep house and abstract techno.
Premiere: Religius Order – Medusa
Following up to a fine split tape debut courtesy of label honcho LBEEZE and US-based producer Ole Mic Odd, Melbourne’s Up North Records are set to strike
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Premiere: Death In Vegas – You Disco I Freak (Silent Servant Remix)
The restlessly experimental electronic act Death In Vegas have gone through as many stylistic shifts as they have members and guest contributors, continuously evolving in the
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From The Ground Up: Ulf Eriksson unravels the makings of Intonal Festival
Ahead of the mouthwatering fourth edition of Intonal, we caught up with festival director and founder Ulf Eriksson for an in-depth conversation about the roots of it all, his beloved city of Malmö and what he has lined up for this year’s edition.