Posh Isolation co-founder Loke Rahbek and Frederik Valentin join forces once again to present their second introspective album ‘Elephant’.
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Serwed: Serwed II
‘Serwed II’ is tactile without ever being overly aggressive or unlistenable and its vivid rhythmic contours propel you in every direction.
Malcolm: Baptem EP
Biologic Records welcome Malcolm to the fold with the release of ‘Baptem’ EP featuring Nathan Micay, Marc Mélia and Moroccan singerليثرGlitter٥٥.
Chevel: Elvine Unlocked
‘Elvine Unlocked’ is a bold statement from Chevel, forging an experiential approach to modern bass, grime and experimental production.
Earth Trax: LP1
Earth Trax debut album ‘LP1’ on Shall Not Fade is a sizeable effort, often hypnotising, sometimes stellar, but mostly thought-inducing.
Blue Hour: Devotion
Luke Standing’s imprint Blue Hour Music is known to release sturdy techno records that pay homage to seminal releases from the past, yet his latest output is his most nostalgic yet.
Mars89: 2020
Mars89 returns with ‘2020’ – the producer first outing on Natural Sciences, delivering a darkly reinforcing political message through harsh electronics.
Vladislav Delay: Rakka
With an array of powerful, physical samples, Vladislav Delay depicts his intense emotional experiences of a landscape he once described as ‘raw and brutal’.
Dubfire feat. Carl Craig & Kate Elsworth: Lotus
‘Lotus’ underscores that you should never take anything for granted, and that Crosstown absolutely has still got it.
MHYSA: NEVAEH
Delivering a personal drop of R&B, MHYSA’s ‘NEVAEH’ is the latest addition to the ever-growing off-kilter machine of Hyperdub.
Deadbeat: LNOE In Dub
Dedicated dub archivist Deadbeat delivers an essential remix double LP through Sasha’s Last Night On Earth back catalogue.
XOROS: XOROS
Will Ward and Jack Wyllie join forces to explore textural liminality across their craft on this off-kilter debut LP on Truant Recordings.
Rhythms Of The Pacific Volume 4
Pacific Rhythm return with a sun-shaken release featuring the likes of Khotin, Active Surplus and Wolfey, the fourth of their Rhythms of the Pacific compilation series from the online record store-turned-label.
Squarepusher: Be Up A Hello
‘Be Up A Hello’ is a fantastic addition to an already stellar canon of work, and while this album may remind you of Squarepusher’s earlier work, it doesn’t feel retro in the slightest.
YS: Music Angel
YS and Pace Yourself make a striking debut impression with ‘Music Angel’ EP, paving the way for a lot more artistic wizardry to come.
Natural/Electronic System: Mediterranea EP
natural/electronic.system. mark their second solo outing on Casablanca’s Tikita with ‘Mediterranea’ EP, perfectly showcasing the duos diversity and breadth over tempo and style.