Halform pulls up on AlpaKa once again with his fresh *Extinction EP* — a cheeky but deadly rework of two proper AlpaKa heaters, flipped into his own twisted psytechno language. First up, *"Way Down We Go"* (Egomorph & Juelz) gets dragged deeper into the night. More drive, more grit, a bit darker around the edges — still groovy as hell, but now it hits way harder when the floor's locked in and things start getting weird. Then *"Domestic Dinosaur"* by Scionaugh gets the full bushtech treatment. You can feel the dirt on this one — built for those sweaty moments when no one's leaving the dancefloor. Nothing too polished here, just two AlpaKa classics getting flipped into something fresh to cause damage where it counts. Mastering by: Airi @ FA Studio, Japan

Scionaugh returns with the long-awaited EP "Tamagotchi Pipe Dreams" Trapped within the confines of 1s and 0s, the Tamagotchi lives out its life behind a screen. Each day it performs the simple tasks demanded by its unseen master, repeating the same digital routine while sensing that something greater must exist beyond the glass. In quiet moments it dreams of the real world ,the smell of grass after rain, the warmth of sunlight, the feeling of wind moving through trees. Though escape seems impossible, the dream persists. Tamagotchi Pipe Dreams tells the story of that longing: the fantasy of breaking free from digital shackles and running into the forest, leaving the artificial world behind in search of something wild, human, and real. Mastering: Prehistoric Studio Art: Universal Tribe Records

Halform pulls up on AlpaKa once again with his fresh *Extinction EP* — a cheeky but deadly rework of two proper AlpaKa heaters, flipped into his own twisted psytechno language. First up, *"Way Down We Go"* (Egomorph & Juelz) gets dragged deeper into the night. More drive, more grit, a bit darker around the edges — still groovy as hell, but now it hits way harder when the floor's locked in and things start getting weird. Then *"Domestic Dinosaur"* by Scionaugh gets the full bushtech treatment. You can feel the dirt on this one — built for those sweaty moments when no one's leaving the dancefloor. Nothing too polished here, just two AlpaKa classics getting flipped into something fresh to cause damage where it counts. Mastering by: Airi @ FA Studio, Japan

Halform pulls up on AlpaKa once again with his fresh *Extinction EP* — a cheeky but deadly rework of two proper AlpaKa heaters, flipped into his own twisted psytechno language. First up, *"Way Down We Go"* (Egomorph & Juelz) gets dragged deeper into the night. More drive, more grit, a bit darker around the edges — still groovy as hell, but now it hits way harder when the floor's locked in and things start getting weird. Then *"Domestic Dinosaur"* by Scionaugh gets the full bushtech treatment. You can feel the dirt on this one — built for those sweaty moments when no one's leaving the dancefloor. Nothing too polished here, just two AlpaKa classics getting flipped into something fresh to cause damage where it counts. Mastering by: Airi @ FA Studio, Japan

Scionaugh returns with the long-awaited EP "Tamagotchi Pipe Dreams" Trapped within the confines of 1s and 0s, the Tamagotchi lives out its life behind a screen. Each day it performs the simple tasks demanded by its unseen master, repeating the same digital routine while sensing that something greater must exist beyond the glass. In quiet moments it dreams of the real world ,the smell of grass after rain, the warmth of sunlight, the feeling of wind moving through trees. Though escape seems impossible, the dream persists. Tamagotchi Pipe Dreams tells the story of that longing: the fantasy of breaking free from digital shackles and running into the forest, leaving the artificial world behind in search of something wild, human, and real. Mastering: Prehistoric Studio Art: Universal Tribe Records

Subspecies returns with its fifth chapter, compiled by Scionaugh and featuring some of the finest names in the deep daytime movement. This instalment continues Universal Tribe Records commitment to showcasing forward thinking producers who define and expand the sound of modern bush prog. This instalment brings another selection of hand picked organic audio specimens, crafted by a fresh mix of beat driven wanderers and groove shaping producers. The jungle calls again, sharpen your senses and step into the next chapter. Mastering: Prehistoric Studios Art: Universal Tribe Records

Our brothers from the Rainbow Nation, Miles From Mars, wrap up a massive 2025 for the label with their debut album "Friends With Aliens", Dropping just in time for the festive season. This release is proper lekker Created alongside artists they've connected with across the globe, the album is a real family affair, a pure reflection of memories and missions had with their peers, all packed together with that signature MFM energy. Happy Holidays and enjoy!