Berlin Sessions II continues Denudes Berlin Sessions series a collaborative format capturing artists working across Berlins electronic music landscape. This edition brings together Ray Kajioka and Eddie Hale for a four-track electro EP shaped between Berlin and Melbourne. Developed through a mix of in-studio jams and remote refinement, the record centres on a shared electro language groove-led, atmospheric, and detailed. Explorer opens with forward momentum lush pads and rolling arpeggios sit over driving drums. Seven leans into a classic electro groove, pairing heavy rhythms with bleeps and deep chords. On the flip, Home shifts into a more emotive space shimmering chords and a broken, two-step framework give it a subtle Detroit edge. Closing track Eleven winds things down slower, hypnotic, and melodic, with a looping vocoder motif that lingers. A four-track electro record shaped across cities and process.

Polybot returns to Electric Appliances with Annihilation, a hard-hitting three-track electro EP built for maximum impact.\n\nAlongside the title track "Annihilation", the EP features "Exit" and "Trip" — three uncompromising cuts driven by machine rhythms, distorted low-end and razor-sharp synth work.\n\nHeavy without losing detail, Annihilation moves between dystopian machine funk, industrial pressure and raw dancefloor energy. The familiar Polybot aesthetic of organic forms merging with circuitry and metal is pushed further into darker territory here: tense, physical and relentlessly mechanical.\n\nNo excess. No soft edges. Just electro engineered for dark rooms and powerful systems.

Dancepush

Detroit's Filthiest has assended from darkness to bring you his latest offering entitled "Edge of Sanity". A track that can be described as dark electro track with a nasty nasty bassline. What else would you expect from Detroit's Filthiest.

Lone Romantic

Following DJ Godfathers fierce new electro cut Get Back, RA feature A History of Ghettotech in Ten Tracks and DJ mix for EPM, he delivers an EP made solely on one piece of equipment, the Roland TR-1000. "So my man Recloose from Roland introduced me to the Roland TR-1000 a while ago and I was inspired by it the second I started playing with it! Initially, I wanted to challenge myself to make a full track using only this machine. After the first track I was having so much fun and ideas were flowing, I decided to do a full EP with it. I wanted to see how Detroit I could get with it. So I bring to you 1000 Musik!" The Roland TR-1000 Rhythm Creator features faithful recreations of classic TR-808 and TR-909 sounds, the cornerstones of classic techno and electro. In the hands of a Detroit master such as DJ Godfather this machine gets a thorough dancefloor workout. 1000 Musik gives us four different electro cuts from one truly impressive man and machine!

Clasico