Planet Rhythm

The supremely talented Zach Murray provides us with 4 very special electro cuts for his 'Lessons' EP.

Kalanis A Clearing Opens EP starts with the title track, in which razor-sharp breaks are set against soft, lush tones, before hitting the big times with an irresistible hands-in-the-air drop after the breakdown. Motion Blur is next, pared-back drums forming the base as its chords trail o into wonky territories before Strange Object continues with more playful melodies and bubbling sounds. Big Swell finishes proceedings, a stormy, progressive cut that builds through rich synth work that washes over a hard-hitting electro groove, raw reese bass, and acid touches forming the low-end.

Curated by Queer Future Club, this collective of queers from outer space, Vera Moro and Azo, the minds behind the project, have assembled their favorite sounds into a cohesive first compilation. This long-awaited label first release brings together some of the finest queer artists, across different styles, all sharing the same energy. Created by a group of friends, it feels natural, warm, and made for the dancefloor. Azo kicks things off with Rio, featuring a TR-808 that bridges electro, Miami bass, and baile funk, taking you on a journey through her brazilian roots. Then comes the amazing queer producer Julie Desire with Move Your Body, a progressive track whose percussion pulls you straight into trance. It flows into a groovy, warm track from aza the black groove, a rising talent to follow, and lands on Stanislawas dreamy Paradise, merging tropical rhythms with trance, her signature touch. This is a compilation made for a summer you never want to end, the kind of nights you wish could last forever. Latin and tropical influences meet hypnotic electronic rhythms, a tribute to the sun and the way it makes everyone feel free, warm, and alive. With this first release, Queer Future Club brings together both established and emerging artists, setting the tone for many more to come.

Cosmic Tribe

The return of ELECTRO MUSIC COALITION affiliate sin:it:sin with his new EP Obsolete Technology picks up where his previous EMC release left off - delving deeper into melodically expressive, narratively rich arrangements that inject new substance into the genre and contribute to shaping a gold standard for club-oriented ELECTRO. The opening track, Eru, begins with an arpeggiated phrase and a melodic passage in natural minor, laid delicately over a muted, cavernous pad. After about a minute, the drums make their entrance, gradually accumulating melodic ornamentation and additional layers, forming a groove that is easy on the ear yet quietly hypnotic. As the track progresses, a gentle, reflective synth motif played in the upper register becomes the focal point - only to be replaced, in a neat full-circle gesture, by the initial theme as the piece comes to a close. Infoseek continues the EP's commitment to layered structures. It opens with a simple synth riff, soon joined by a crisp break-kick and a second melodic line. A low-pitched acid line adds a shadowy tint, while the main melody undergoes subtle development. With its lack of overt accents, Infoseek comes across as smooth, airy, and refined. Infra-City Transit introduces a sharper contrast, hitting the gas right out of the gate. The track kicks off with an accented snare, brought into full swing by a weighty bassline. Though it initially seems to steer toward a static, dark-edged arrangement, a few bars in, the composer once again reveals his melodic finesse - never at the expense of the overall groove, but always in service of it. The flip side of the 12-inch opens with Solar Filter, a track that harks back to the label's earlier catalog. A brooding, futuristic sub-bass progresses steadily, energized by ascending high-register sequences. The result is a flowing yet impactful track that balances tension and elegance with ease. The title track, Obsolete Technology, keeps the listener in suspense. It begins with luminous harmonies, percussive breaks, and squelchy square-wave synths, gradually building into a layered crescendo of piercing high-frequency noise passages. These alternate with a different synth hook, maintaining a taut tension throughout the track's core. The EP concludes with Dimension Door, where a staccato bassline locks in tightly with the rhythmic pattern, spiraling downward into a subterranean zone. The track feels like a discharge of toxic residue, serving as a kind of outro for the mini-album - and perhaps a gateway into a new phase of ELECTRO's evolution. Once again, the release demonstrates the composer's ingenuity. These deeply thought-out works form a complete and coherent whole, resisting the trends of melodic minimalism while, in some ways, bringing the listener back to the genre's roots - to the art of full-bodied, structured arrangement.

Fanzine Records presents Xuntanza Vol. VII The Xuntanza series returns with its seventh volume, reaffirming the collaborative spirit that has made it a reference within contemporary electronic music. In this new chapter, five artists from singular sonic universes come together on one record to shape a collective journey: Carl Finlow, EKATA, Calagad 13, Lefrenk, and Reedale Rise. The result is a mosaic of sounds in tune with the open and daring identity of Fanzine Records. The release will be available in two formats: Standard black vinyl Limited Edition orange Vinyl Join this new Xuntanza and be part of the history of Fanzine Records.

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"Neural Bloom" is the latest 4-track EP by iranian composer Kamyar Ring, blending dub sounds with precise electro rhythms. A synthetic journey through subtle emotions and perfectly crafted basslines. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com

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Ekman – Into the Den stays locked into his sound: raw, dark, direct. Electro-driven tracks with heavy 303 pressure, built for the floor.

Nein releases the annual preview of spring/summer releases with the new Darkfloor compilation of unreleased late-night basement tracks

Transmissions from a lost tape by the enigmatic Italian producer CVE 122, recorded in Naples, 1996. Hypnotic 303 acid lines ripple through the mix — a raw, Rephlex-era pulse bridging UK and Italy. No frills, just pure, unshakable dancefloor heat.

For over four decades, Mr. Fingers has been shaping the core of house music. Now he returns with a new album that continues his timeless journey through deep rhythms, soulful melodies, and immersive atmospheres. Crafted with the warmth and musicality that define him, the record blends deep house, jazz-infused harmonies, and subtle R&B textures. Mr. Fingers once again reminds us why his music remains essential: hypnotic grooves and heartfelt compositions. Not just music for the club, but also for the quiet spaces...

The Schagen Electro boss returns with yet another and highly sought after, much overdue re-release of his classic "Raw!" 12inch. Remastered by the man himself!

The fifth transmission in the XTRICTLY ELEKTRO series connects the past and future of the genre in one powerful statement. Side A channels the sharp, forward-driven pulse of the new school - EC13, ElektroTechnik, and Parand deliver cutting-edge vibes built for the modern floor.Side B pays tribute to the roots with Calagad 13, DJ Overdose, and Motorobot - a legendary alliance between Bass Junkie and Dynamik Bass System, returning for only their second-ever collaboration. A bridge between eras: classic heritage meets futuristic sound design - timeless, synthetic, and deeply interconnected.

Sinitsin is back on Abstract Rhythm, this time with a full EP of six strong and versatile Electro tracks, called "A Temporal Paradox". A Temporal Paradox is a hypothetical contradiction of cause-and-effect within a timeline. The tracks contain everything from deep and subby to higher frequency driving basslines, subtle to distorted acid sequences, warm pads and melodies to harsh percussion sounds, from smooth floating grooves to energetic, dancefloor ready gems, while overall having the ability to make you travel through time and space, bringing you closer to the Temporal Paradox.

Signal Threat is the debut vinyl release of DRUUM aka James Orvis an exhilarating and boisterous chest pumping electro anthems. Raw and packed with energy DRUUM's productions are explosive and have serious bite. His sound is distorted and bold unfiltered, drawing inspiration from the infamous electro punk scene where he has carved out a name for himself. His impeccable use of rap vocals is unique and authentic its rhythmic and aggressive. DRUUM's bridging of various styles and use of heavy breakbeats are stunningly edgy. Each sound is carefully modulated and designed purposefully it's like a cage fight met a high stakes heist, buzzing with ruggedness. As some who have been following DRUUM are aware that he suffered two strokes in 2025. As DRUUM makes strong recovery, Dionysian Mysteries felt obligated to get a posse of remixers to help raise money and awareness for this bad ass release. An absolute stellar group of producers are behind this release in support of DRUUM. Featuring remixes from the likes of Umwelt, Ben Pest, RLGN, Any Act, Phasmid, Hassan Abou Alam, Dawn Razor, Nina Indi, Buzz Kill, Avalon, Rnbws, Terrestrial Access Network, Fleisher, Diuragga, Yablochko Zelenoe. All proceeds made from will go to DRUUM to support him during his recovery.