Top 100 Chart Placements
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Andre Zimmer
Andre Zimmer launches Craigie Knowes 2026 EP campaign with a record packed full of block-rockin beats. The Swamp Circuit EP pulls influences from the early UK hardcore scene, bleep, the new-wave progressive movement, electro and more - rolling them into something new, cohesive, unique and furious. A package worth its weight in DJ-gold. A proper record for the proper DJs.
Tim Sean-Lee
Monotone Sound is keen to announce the release of ORBITTECH, by the versatile Artist Tim Sean-Lee. This drop marks Monotone Sounds comeback after over a year in the shadows, featuring four slick tracks that flaunt Tim Sean-Lees cutting-edge vibes and industrial music creativity. Tim Sean-Lees got a knack for mixing gritty, industrial beats with tight percussion, crafting tracks that catch you up and keep you hooked. ORBITTECH, the title track reflects Tim Sean-Lees signature style. In recent months, after taking a necessary break to focus on his health, he has returned to his passion for music to create three additional tracks that complement this EP. 1. Sonic Traveller (4to4 Vocal Cut) is a taut 4-to-the-floor club weapon that unfolds from a subtle acid bassline and minimal chord stabs. Midway the elements sharpen and broaden harmonically before a patient, relentless build opens the floor. Gritty lead and bass tones from the VirusTiPolar and Korg MS, plus 32 tracks of analogue synths and drum machines, deliver pure underground warehouse energy. 2. Sonic Traveller (Original Cut) rips open the floor with raw Electro grit — dry rolling kicks, grainy synth stabs and a motorik pulse that never quits. Tim Sean‑Lee strips the shine away and letting cold steel grooves do the talking. This ones for late‑night rituals and warehouse edges where the bass hits like a verdict. 3. MotioUnit slams the room with machine-voice fragments — cold, robotic commands that haunt the mix. Melodic, rolling synths weave neon lines over a punchy clap-snare that snaps like concrete. A pumping, dry 909 drives the heartbeat, relentless and unglazed. This is warehouse math: precise, ruthless and built to move bodies until dawn. 4. Orbittech drops like a glitch in the system — twisted IDM with broken-beat chops and cold, metallic percussive sounds. Tim Sean‑Lee sculpts jagged rhythms that stumble and resolve, pulling you into a mechanical dream. Monotone Sound — 16-Bit Beats
Lennard Ypma
Leftfield electro and acid for Lennard Ypmas debut - Ladies Jam - on his own label Volunar Records. SBLS and GH-1S on the A-side make up for a heavy West Coast and electro journey. The remix of GH-1S by Beau Wanzer is also not to be missed, with his signature touch and a nauseating bassline. Flip the record to the B-side for two mind-bending acid cuts; Ladies Jam is a heavily distorted and mechanic track with eerie leads that will drag you through acid punches, while Betonsmeer offers a slowed-down bunker-style cruise with earworming acid and heavy percussion. The 180 grams record comes with an extra artwork by Jorge Velez pressed on elephant grass paper. Tip!
Innershades
This is the sound of Innershades. A tribute to Belgian club culture in the late 80s and early 90s the era of new beat and what later became known as The Sound of Belgium. Inspired by releases and key reference points from that scene: R&S Records, Music Man Records, USA Import and Antler Subway. Music without borders embraced by underground DJs, from Belgian clubs to Rotterdam basements. Dark. Slow. Timeless.
Solitary Dancer
Originally conceived as part of the score for Y-3s Fall/Winter 2025 runway presentation at Paris Fashion Week, Genesis channels the euphoric, trance-like energy reminiscent of earlier works from the Solitary Dancer catalogue. Throughout their collaboration with adidas & Yohji Yamamotos venerable label, the duo continue to balance the conceptual rigour of an artist commission with the blissful dancefloor functionality for which they are known.
Venture Silk
Surreal Protocol is an electro-breakbeat track built around tension, momentum and controlled instability. Driven by syncopated drums, analog bass and fragmented machine rhythms, the track explores the moment where systems feel familiar but begin to behave unpredictably. Its designed as both a club-ready piece and a performance-focused composition, created through live sequencing and resampling. This track is the first transmission from my upcoming EP Venturing Into the Unknown, released on 4 March.
Confluence, Dawn Razor
A deep voyage into the vast and intense productions of Dawn Razor & Confluence. Authentic in every way yet paying homage to the classic sounds of techno and electro we all love. The two producers clearly have a profound understanding of the genre—their maturity and experience shine throughout the EP as they lead listeners into uncharted sonic territory. Resist is mesmerizing, captivating attention with edgy grooves, an undercurrent of psychedelia, and undeniable sex appeal. These murky, tricked-out productions are designed to transport dancers while making them lose themselves in the process. A true one-of-a-kind release, Resist highlights the dynamic tension between Dawn Razor & Confluence as they hone their signature bass-heavy sound, fusing multiple styles into something entirely their own. Pure class, pure heat. Remix duties feature two heavyweights. First, the iconic Jerome Hill delivers a classic rave-ready breakbeat weapon, re-envisioning Xanax with stunning vocal sample work. Finally, Doctor Jeep closes with a hypnotic, bass-driven head-banger—sexy, chugging, and deep into the night.
Adapta
After lost master-plates, a crazy small amount of copies in the wild and rising prices on Discogs, we decided to order a fresh cut. Now presenting a valuable remastered reissue of this Frustrated Funk hover cult classic from 2016. Updated artwork. Sonically enhanced audio. Same drama. Original 2016 description: The in 1986 produced MKS-50 synth is a rack-mount version of Roland Corporations Alpha Juno. It has the same synth engine and architecture, but with added features like 16 programmable chord memories, the ability to store velocity, volume, panning, de-tune, portamento and other similar parameters within each patch you create. The optional PG-300 gives traditional slider type control of all editable tone parameters which include DCO (digitally controlled oscillators) LFO, bend, ENV, pulse, waveforms, noise, PW/PWM, high pass filter, VCF (filter) with freq/env/res/LFO/kybd, VCA envelope, chorus, and more. Adapta delivers a project based on this legendary MKS-50 synth. Tracks created with technology from the past, aimed for the future. What we call,.. Techno!!
Jerrau
Amsterdam-based DJ, producer and curator Jerrau steps into a new chapter with his debut EP on Whos Susan, a record that distills the past one a half years of creative discovery into a lucid, hybrid sound. Known for percussive, bass-driven sets at Horst, Dekmantel, Lowlands and Garage Noord, he now channels his contagious energy into productions that blend floaty synths, glitchy textures and rough-heavy basslines. Inspired by videogame soundtracks, ambient music and his years behind the decks, these four tracks reveal a new side of the Dutch-Surinamese artist, one that is melodic, experimental and unapologetic. Featuring hardware-driven grooves, emotional synth work and a collaboration with Susan native, DJ OSX, the EP captures Jerraus evolving sound as he steps confidently into his production era.
Adam Rose, rieke 1312, Sentient, Marta, Moodrich, Lai Raw, Kalla, Maak, Aitch, Shuv, Carl Hang, Salush, Baya, dvidevat, Jonas Xenon, UrbnMowgli, Jotel, Cyberflex, DJ Fresh, Wretla, badtongUe, Darius The Barbarian, Stefan Seay, DJ これからの緊急災害, Gallinger
Our various artists compilation series is entering the next chapter. The wait is over and we are and excited to finally announce Emotional Voyage VA 4 [EVR015] ! A multi-genre compilation album that reflects the emotional depth, and forward-thinking spirit of the underground electronic music spectrum we represent. This mega VA brings together 25 tracks, each created with love and intentional expression by artists from all over the world. From deep listening moments to full-on rave euphoria, this compilation has you covered. Its a true privilege to see so many talented artists - both longtime companions and new friends joining the voyage, each contributing their own fresh approach to dance music while staying true to its roots. A key component to the track follow order on each of our VAs is the idea of a homogenous flow. This idea leans on our childhood memories of a natural album flow so many of our heroes provided. We therefor encourage you to take your time and listen to each track in running order.
Erell Ranson
Fleck E.S.C.
Synaptic Cliffs is thrilled to welcome the synthetic humanoid Fleck E.S.C. to its neural family. He is planet-wide known as a master of Electro Space Cookie productions and a legendary figure among 4D wanderers since his voluntary transmigration to the Tokyo Null Zone. This release is not merely a collection of tracks but a detailed, musically decrypted analysis of post-human consciousness. The pieces were extracted directly from the non-Euclidean circuits of his own, self-constructed Franck Collin Android body. Prepare your brainstems for a complete recalibration and enjoy this perfect fusion of French precision and the wild, uncontrollable energy of Neo-Shinjuku. Its like hearing the entire evolutionary history of humanity played backward in a single millisecond while a synthesizer scores the birth of a new star, says pdqb.
Dovim, Tulshi, Pedro Sanmartin, Pablo Bolivar, Nacho Sanchez, Fiordland, Hot Wave, Mind Groove
TLXCO
Dystopia is closer than you think and TLXCO is letting you know through this immersive electro experience dissolving anything calcified within at least a miles range. All four tracks are as mesmerizing in the club as during a listening session. The second version of the title track introduces more distorted acid and intensifies the feeling of impending dystopia, leaving you in an eerie place in the dark. The ground is more of an acid slow burner, useful in many situations on the dance floor. Big tip for all acid fans!
RVDS
After 8 years, 2 albums on BureauB and different small releases RVDS comes back to his roots and releases these 3 Acid Bangers on his own Label its: Too much Acid which has 4 TB303 Basslines in one match, which can remind on some Emanuel Topp tracks, then there is the Acid Electro Schluckauf which expresses hiccups in sounds, the last track Acid Busline 242 is very soulful and has recordings of the busline 242 in London.