fabric Records

Feines Tier

Also Playable Mono, the nom de guerre of Rafa Lachmirowicz, channels musical greats and the romance of Italy with the Firenze EP. Neverland reimagines Giorgio Moroders iconic introduction of I Feel Love, undulating arpeggios and clean kicks giving way to an addictive tongue-in-cheek melody of laser futurism and eastern influences. Firenze follows. Broad analogue bars call to mind the works of Patrick Cowley, disco funk flirting with a spoken word tribute to Florence in this bright and bold track. Our next stop off is Bergamo. Low-slung, this smoky number is primed for the night. Thick thrums of bass are punctured by piano keys and toms, robotic pulses and trills adding a 1970s sci-fi groove to the proceedings. Turning the tables is Breakfast Date. Slow and dreamy, this early morning lounge affair lowers the tempo. Considered and thoughtful, meandering melodies border the blurred lines of jazz and funk. The words of Firenze are left in the wings for the instrumental close, Lachmirowiczs synthesizers taking the limelight in this uplifting finale. A 12 that encapsulates the expansive sound of Also Playable Mono.

Maccabi House

Kompakt

Redfreya makes her debut on Eastern Standard with a release that extends beyond the functional language of the club, articulating a wider electronic music vision rooted in experimentation and intent. Drawing subtle connections between the early days of electronic music research and post-millennium approaches, her sound carries echoes of Matthew Herbertsconceptual sensibility — where rhythm, texture, and idea move together with purpose rather than convention. To close the release, Jepe taps into his disco lineage, reshaping the original material into a warm, fluid reinterpretation that reflects the different facets of his musical personality, adding contrast and depth while remaining closely aligned with the releases overarching vision.

Founders Of Filth

fabric Records

Prompt Live in Jam Session

c026 - Tecwaa - Mercurial Brews EP

Riotvan

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.

Atomnation

G L'e P and Pablo Gicasso debut on Roam Recordings with their EP "Route 375". Named after Nevada's mysterious Route 375 — a highway known for its endless desert, mirages, and otherworldly energy — this EP captures the feeling of driving through the unknown. The sound is inspired by the raw freedom of Burning Man desert parties blending hypnotic rhythms with dusty, analog textures. Drawing from Los Angeles' fashion and rock culture, NEVADA 375 also pays tribute to the city's darker, electric pulse. Chromo channels the rebellious spirit of Chrome Hearts and the raw energy of Beastie Boys, fusing distorted guitars. Meanwhile, Motor Disco takes us back to the 1980s — a fusion of retro disco pads and dark rock riffs, built around a mechanical rhythm that feels both nostalgic and futuristic. It's disco with an engine, moving fast through the night.

Mago Music

Second Circle

Debut on Nein from Silver Dagger ft. Rebecca U - A dark train of late night pleasure awaits, get on board

KURTZ Records

Ran$om Note

Iranian-born, London-based artist Amirali returns to Sincopat with Evo, a release that captures his unmistakable balance between emotional depth and forward-thinking club aesthetics. Known for his refined approach to melodic house and techno, Amirali delivers an EP that feels both introspective and powerful, rooted in storytelling and subtle tension. The title track Evo unfolds with hypnotic rhythms and evolving harmonies, setting the tone for the journey. The Third Culture Remix reinterprets the original with a more percussive, driving perspective, pushing the track deeper into peak-time territory while preserving its emotional core. On Promise, Amirali explores a warmer, more contemplative atmosphere, where delicate melodies and groove-driven arrangements coexist in perfect balance. Closing the EP, The Gospel of Rust dives into darker textures and raw energy, delivering a strong and immersive finale that reflects the artists versatility and vision. With Evo, Amirali reinforces his connection with Sincopat, offering a release that is equally suited for intimate listening and the dancefloor, continuing the labels tradition of timeless, emotionally charged electronic music. Enjoy!