Transtate Records delivers its first EP which features Enigma State, J1S, Balearic Bob, Azurescape and E-State combining 4 incredible tracks.

Inner Shah Recordings

lets.techno.rec@gmail.com Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net

Art From Earth by In Between & Kobi Mix & Mastering : Yuval Miller

Solieb Digital

A State of Trance

"Alien Resurrection" is a deep immersion into the darkest, most visceral realms of hypnotic Trance. True to its title, the track evokes an unsettling sci-fi atmosphere through raw textures and acid synths that feel as if they are awakening from a cosmic void. Driven by a deep, incessant groove, it creates a magnetic pulse that pulls the listener into a meditative state, where obsessive rhythms and subtle modulations take precedence over traditional melodies. Crafted for underground sets and shadow-drenched clubs, "Alien Resurrection" is a powerful, alienating journey—perfect for those seeking a hypnotic sound that explores the boundary between the unknown and pure dancefloor energy. Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net

RPO Records

Be Turtle!! demoblackturtle@gmail.com Official web: www.blackturtlerecords.com

lets.techno.rec@gmail.com Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net

Tapping into a shared affinity for early trance as in short for transcendental Function and Nastia Reigel come together on Dekmantel with Devocion. Bridging the past and the future, this partnership draws deeply on brooding, melancholic early-90s sounds and supercharges it with the immensity of modern techno. The project began when Nastia Reigel shared a series of discoveries with David Function Sumner records rooted in the rave-leaning edge of the era, spanning labels like R&S, FAX and EXperimental. He responded that this was precisely the music he had been absorbing while coming up in the thick of New Yorks club and rave scenes and beginning his journey into DJing. The excited exchange of deep digs around this niche of dance music history naturally led to a conversation about collaborating on music in this vein, and Devocion is the result. Familiar genre touchstones are everywhere, from the plaintive bleeps and understated breakbeat roll of 'Eternity' through the sad-eyed arpeggios strafing on the edges of 'Reverence' and on to 'Flowstate's blue-hued acid lines and 'Orion's sky-scraping gated pads. But Reigel and Sumner deploy these strongly coded elements with poise, feeding into a richly rendered production that feels anything but old-school. The emotive streak is wielded with care, spelling out the mood without losing the steely, shadowy sensibility that tracks through their respective catalogues. In a perfect demonstration of honouring the past while embracing the present, Devocion EP lands as a distinctive artistic statement on its own terms.

Galactica Music - Warpius 011 by Blue Taipan

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.

This is the first part of a great compilation of artists celebrating this third year of DMN TRAXX. Long live DMN TRAXX family. Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com

Black Hole Recordings

Superstition Records

Indie Folks

Secret Weapon Records

Transorica Records presents VoiD Mechanic - Mirror Nebula (EP).

At the heart of XXV has always been a 25-year story - a body of work shaped by movement, curiosity, and the long arc of finding our sound. This next chapter opens that story back up, handing it over to others to see what echoes return. These remixes are not just alternate versions. They're reflections refracted through different studios, different minds, different moments in time. Each artist has taken something familiar and stretched it, stripped it back, or rebuilt it entirely. In doing so, they've shown us parts of our own music we hadn't yet seen. Over the years, the landscape around us has shifted countless times. Scenes evolve, technology rewrites the rules, and dance floors find new energy. But what remains constant is the dialogue between artist and listener, between past and present, between one interpretation and the next. This release lives in that space. Hearing these tracks transformed reminds us that music is never fixed. What began in small rooms, late nights, and instinctive decisions now moves outward again: reshaped, reimagined, and given new life through a wider community of artists we respect deeply. There's something grounding in that. A sense that the journey doesn't just move forward, it loops, expands, and reconnects. To everyone who contributed their time, perspective, and craft to this release - thank you. And to those who've carried this music with you over the years, on dance floors and in your own lives, this is as much yours as it is ours. XXV Remixed. A continuation, a conversation, and a reminder that the story is still unfolding. Arohanui, Antix