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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...
EC13 , ELEKTROTECHNIK , Parand , Calagad 13 , DJ Overdose , Motorobot
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.
Kerrie makes a welcome return to Sync 24's CE camp, with "Waves of Reverie PT1" dropping in April on Cultivated Electronics. It follows her two part "We Continue" vinyl 12"s, on sister-label Cultivated Electronics Ltd back in 2021. Irish-born, Manchester-based Kerrie is a multidisciplinary artist and resident DJ at Tresor Berlin. She performs live sets, produces music, DJs and runs her own label, Dark Machine Funk, as well as an extensive discography on the likes of Tresor, Blueprint Records, Don't Be Afraid, Cultivated Electronics, I Love Acid and Symbolism. On her new EP, "Waves of Reverie PT1" Kerrie once again channels a distinctive electro aesthetic rooted in acid and electro traditions but filtered through her own raw, industrial-leaning production style. A staple for fans of analogue hardware-driven electro and forward-thinking electronic music.
Facecontrol is thrilled to present the 'Dreaming of Circuits' EP by Florida-based Cyborg Rhetoric for our second release of 2026. This is a dynamic outing which displays his range as an artist, covering not only the dark and twisted electro sounds he is known for, but also covering deep and melodic hinterlands, all with an unmistakable bounce which is a foundational aspect of his musical DNA.
Gravitational Effect , Darkmode , TeslaSonic , PvrvllelSelf , Transpsitin , diss.dat , zabutom , Deimos Defender , Nasty Boxes , Lerosa , Born In Lagash , Sub-30 , Fro , Kim Cosmik , Renderer , Sean Kosa , Juman , p-kay , Aserrin
Subsequent analysis of previously hidden documents points to a collapse protocol built into the infrastructure of global control systems. Intended to stabilize authority under stress, its activation exposed both the insidious mechanisms of power and the conditions under which they unravel. Featuring 19 artists from more than 10 different countries, Vuelta 6B: Collapse Protocol documents the process of destabilization with hard electro circuitry, encrypted bass architecture, and rhythms calibrated for structural failure. Each track explores the tension between disorder and design, reflecting on how systems react when pushed beyond their limits.
A six-track electro EP shaped by heavy basslines, sharp transitions, and broken rhythmic structures. The tracks unfold with precise sound design and evolving melodic patterns, creating constant motion and tension throughout the release. "Ants" is focused, mechanical, and immersive — music designed to be felt through rhythm and movement. A strong statement from Mani Festo and K-65, delivering forward-thinking electro with weight, edge, and purpose. A1 K-65 & Mani Festo - Termite A2 K-65 - Blanca A3 K-65 - Subscope B1 Mani Festo & K-65 - Ants B2 Mani Festo - Reptile B3 Mani Festo - Bullfrog
Silicon Scally and Fleck E.S.C. need no introduction at this stage. Both artists are veterans not just of Sheffield's Central Processing Unit label but of modern electro as a whole, with the pair having decades of skin in the game at this point. Their new release, a four-track EP entitledSlipwhere Silicon Scally handles the first half and Fleck E.S.C. the second, carries itself with the adventurous confidence of a record made by masters of their craft. Slipopener 'Phased Array' is exactly the kind of top quality machine-funk tackle you'd expect from this meeting of minds. The beat programming is deliciously tactile from the off, hissing and clanking like machinery in an old Detroit factory. The feel of 'Phased Array' is altered, though, when the chords come in, a series of alternating floating sounds which give the track an altogether eerier feel. When all of this is coupled with the otherworldly synth blurts that periodically force their way to the front of the track, the overall effect is a piece of real depth assembled by an expert practitioner. 'Phased Array' is followed up by 'Stax', another brilliantly propulsive number. Here we find the drum beat - one which is a little reminiscent of that Kraftwerk tune about the numbers, no less - once more offset by some decidedly more shadowy synth work, all while arpeggiated keyboard licks work against an intricate web of basslines, chords and unidentifiable flying synth tones. Fleck E.S.C. opens theSlipB-side with 'Good Ride', a number where the nudge-wink title is borne out by a track built around looped snippets of sighing vocals. That said, with a bassline that sounds like a blurting old landline telephone, a ghoulish synth lead and all manner of motion-sick breakdowns, the 'ride' in question could just as well be aWipeout-style whizz through hyperspace as anything more suggestive. 'Good Ride' also sets itself apart from the other joints here by showing off a swaying halftime breakdown. 'Intox Remedy',Slip's closer, wraps the EP in a manner which continues some of the trends of the record's earlier tracks - richly tuneful chords, precision-engineered broken beat drum programming and a wide palette of delightfully unusual synth tones are all present and correct. However, there is also something about the chords here which pares back the eeriness of previous joints for a bit more of a wide-eyed, stargazing feel, and as such 'Intox Remedy' sees the record out by placing the listener firmly back in the cosmos. Tough enough for the dancefloor and intricate enough for home listening, theSlipEP is a fabulous collaboration from two of the most respected voices in the electro game. RIYL:Cygnus, Maelstrom, DMX Krew, Jensen Interceptor
LEGENDARY UK ELECTRO PIONEER BASS JUNKIE UNLEASHES NEW MENTAL NOTE EP Batteries Not Included (Brain Sold Separately) EP Arrives Via No Static Automatic No Static Automatic is proud to announce the new EP from UK Electro legend Phil Klein under his Mental Note alias. Titled Batteries Not Included (Brain Sold Separately), this release marks the dynamic follow-up to the acclaimed 2020 debut Voices In My Head (Noises In My Pants). Few authentic Electro producers from the UK can wear the badge legend with the same level of justification as Phil Klein, aka Bass Junkie. Active since the late 80s, Klein has tirelessly shaped his distinct vision of Electro, both as a solo artist and through storied collaborations with icons like Dynamix II, Keith Tenniswood (Radioactiveman), and Si Brown (Dexorcist). As a DJ, remixer, live act, and the driving force behind the seminal Battle Trax label, his influence is woven into the fabric of the genre. With essential releases on labels including DMX Krews Breakin Records, Andrea Parkers Touchin Bass, and Billy Nastys Elektrix, the Bass Junkie sound seamlessly bridges the old-school beats of Electros origins with a potent, borderline-industrial edge. As noted by Andy Barton of Bass Agenda: From funky to ferocious, Bass Junkies discography is a must-have for anyone claiming passion for the genre influential, individual, and infectious with every beat. Now, as Mental Note, Klein continues his exploration of electronic psychedelia. The new EP, Batteries Not Included (Brain Sold Separately), is a four-track expedition through the Electro cosmos: Brainwash immerses the listener in swirling, hypnotic synths. They're Not Blue, Theyre Purple delivers a masterclass in crunchy, textured drums. Primordial Soup showcases frantic, intricate programming. Kluster Funk offers a moment of deep, sonic relief and groove. Each track reinforces Mental Notes signature: a journey that is cerebral, raw, and irresistibly rhythmic.