Hamburg based Bizzaro Universe return to Exploited Club with an interplanetary trip that sharpens 90s progressive sensibilities with zesty contemporary edge. Fear & Vision fires up the engines and wastes no time in beginning an expedition extending far beyond the stratosphere. Dense, muscly drums generate a hefty whack of horsepower but remain light on their feet as they pump swiftly under cosmic, telescoping tones. Vocals intermittently transmit in, providing a grounding sense of orientation while flecks of acid burst and blur like stars viewed from the cockpit window. Invasion Mode hits some turbulence and injects a dose of urgent dance floor pressure. Strings colour the atmosphere with a looming intensity while synth stabs charge past like asteroids. Flangers tunnel through a steadily accelerating breakdown that barely eases up as snares rattle and crashes fizz before the sound barrier is broken and the track pops with powerful peak-time potency. Orbit Control hits cruise control and pilots us towards the records conclusion. Intensity steadily hums as a gravitational pull develops and the vibe flys direct and straight. Drums stay locked across the perfect bridge track for DJs looking to maintain peak time intensity without burning the dance floor out. This is music on a mission - active, propulsive and full of zeal.

Hamburg based Bizzaro Universe return to Exploited Club with an interplanetary trip that sharpens 90s progressive sensibilities with zesty contemporary edge. Fear & Vision fires up the engines and wastes no time in beginning an expedition extending far beyond the stratosphere. Dense, muscly drums generate a hefty whack of horsepower but remain light on their feet as they pump swiftly under cosmic, telescoping tones. Vocals intermittently transmit in, providing a grounding sense of orientation while flecks of acid burst and blur like stars viewed from the cockpit window. Invasion Mode hits some turbulence and injects a dose of urgent dance floor pressure. Strings colour the atmosphere with a looming intensity while synth stabs charge past like asteroids. Flangers tunnel through a steadily accelerating breakdown that barely eases up as snares rattle and crashes fizz before the sound barrier is broken and the track pops with powerful peak-time potency. Orbit Control hits cruise control and pilots us towards the records conclusion. Intensity steadily hums as a gravitational pull develops and the vibe flys direct and straight. Drums stay locked across the perfect bridge track for DJs looking to maintain peak time intensity without burning the dance floor out. This is music on a mission - active, propulsive and full of zeal.

Exploited Club Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)

Exploited Club Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)

Exploited Club Trance (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)

Bonnie Spacey sashays back into the Exploited Club catalogue with another dose of decadence. Relax, Relax! has a lot to offer; a multifaceted pack of rich, evocative dance floor music. The title track kicks things off. A feisty Italo line runs up the spine of the track giving it a confident presence from the get-go. Stabs flesh out the groove as tension builds toward a swerve into a tumbling House piano line. The drums stay sharp and punchy while hot blobs of acid throw another sonic curveball into a well measured and eminently playable hybrid. Prophesis burns with a more ominous aura as an agile, glowering bass line links arms with muscular stabs. Pensive synth tones build towards a twisted breakdown that adds to a brooding sense of pressure and lands the track neatly in the bag of DJs looking to weave a narrative through their sets. Solar Echoes adds a final shade to the EP as it casts a sunny, amorous glow across the floor. An upright House groove unfolds with more stout, propulsive drums - this time decorated with charging stabs and gorgeous major-key chord shifts. A spacious breakdown brings things right back to scratch before it snowballs into out and out rapture and ties a technicolour bow on a brilliantly varied release.

Hamburg based Bizzaro Universe return to Exploited Club with an interplanetary trip that sharpens 90s progressive sensibilities with zesty contemporary edge. Fear & Vision fires up the engines and wastes no time in beginning an expedition extending far beyond the stratosphere. Dense, muscly drums generate a hefty whack of horsepower but remain light on their feet as they pump swiftly under cosmic, telescoping tones. Vocals intermittently transmit in, providing a grounding sense of orientation while flecks of acid burst and blur like stars viewed from the cockpit window. Invasion Mode hits some turbulence and injects a dose of urgent dance floor pressure. Strings colour the atmosphere with a looming intensity while synth stabs charge past like asteroids. Flangers tunnel through a steadily accelerating breakdown that barely eases up as snares rattle and crashes fizz before the sound barrier is broken and the track pops with powerful peak-time potency. Orbit Control hits cruise control and pilots us towards the records conclusion. Intensity steadily hums as a gravitational pull develops and the vibe flys direct and straight. Drums stay locked across the perfect bridge track for DJs looking to maintain peak time intensity without burning the dance floor out. This is music on a mission - active, propulsive and full of zeal.

Hamburg based Bizzarro Universe are a duo who have conjured the cosmos into releases on Bordello a Parigi, Discotexas, Nein Records and Mélopée Records. Planetary Groove was their debut EP for Exploited Club; a nod to the 90s that is now taken in 2 fresh directions by Herr Krank and auspicious producer AUTOFLOWER. First up is Helios label head Herr Krank who braids Trance, Acid and Italo into a dizzying revision that does a fine job of channeling 90s euphoria whilst delivering something very fresh indeed. Shuttering synths and a vibrant acid line tag in and out while a serrated bass line gives the low end a stylish bite. Drums are quick and boisterous and the energy effervescent as the track powers on like a current of energy: fast paced and coursing forth with irresistible kinetic momentum. Nijmegen based AUTOFLOWER then steps in, keeping hold of the euphoric torch across a powerful take that marches with a purposeful intensity. Drums are potent and crunchy, churning away under an electrifying synth lead that gradually opens up before a double drop that will send the floor into giddy rapture, capping off 2 different but equally effective remixes.

Hamburg based Bizzaro Universe return to Exploited Club with an interplanetary trip that sharpens 90s progressive sensibilities with zesty contemporary edge. Fear & Vision fires up the engines and wastes no time in beginning an expedition extending far beyond the stratosphere. Dense, muscly drums generate a hefty whack of horsepower but remain light on their feet as they pump swiftly under cosmic, telescoping tones. Vocals intermittently transmit in, providing a grounding sense of orientation while flecks of acid burst and blur like stars viewed from the cockpit window. Invasion Mode hits some turbulence and injects a dose of urgent dance floor pressure. Strings colour the atmosphere with a looming intensity while synth stabs charge past like asteroids. Flangers tunnel through a steadily accelerating breakdown that barely eases up as snares rattle and crashes fizz before the sound barrier is broken and the track pops with powerful peak-time potency. Orbit Control hits cruise control and pilots us towards the records conclusion. Intensity steadily hums as a gravitational pull develops and the vibe flys direct and straight. Drums stay locked across the perfect bridge track for DJs looking to maintain peak time intensity without burning the dance floor out. This is music on a mission - active, propulsive and full of zeal.

Galactic greetings. Since 2018, Bizzaro Universe from Hamburg have been delivering a genre-fluid mix of Neo Italo Disco, Powerhouse, Indie Dance, and Italo Trance across German and international venues. Their club-focused productions have been released by labels like Bordello a Parigi, Discotexas, Nein Records, Mélopée Records. DJs like Pablo Bozzi, fka.m4a, Phase Fatale, Maruwa, Tjade, Sarah Wild, Shubostar, Mystery Affair, and Perel have already integrated their tracks into their sets. Bizzarro Universes debut EP on Exploited Club delivers a fresh and euphoric blend of 90s Rave nostalgia and modern dancefloor energy, offering a perfect soundtrack for euphoria, dancing, and joy. Each track in the collection is crafted to ignite both daytime bliss and nighttime club vibes. 4ever – A captivating journey with bouncy basslines, nostalgic synths, and euphoric Trance textures. 4ever blends dreamy atmospheres with infectious dance energy, creating a timeless anthem for the dancefloor. Planetary Groove – A high-energy track combining the raw intensity of 90s Powerhouse sounds with modern club vibes. Euphoric piano and sensual vocals elevate the mood, making it perfect for both sunny outdoor sets and high-energy club moments.  Tropic Disorder – A dancefloor anthem that channels Indie Dance with early 90s Stabs, electrifying Acid lines, and uplifting Tribal drums. This track is designed to keep the energy high, ensuring the party lasts through the summer. Love Dream – A fusion of raw, driving drums and playful piano elements, this track balances intensity and ease, merging Acid and Piano House influences into a nostalgic yet contemporary soundscape perfect for happy times.

Hamburg based Bizzarro Universe are a duo who have conjured the cosmos into releases on Bordello a Parigi, Discotexas, Nein Records and Mélopée Records. Planetary Groove was their debut EP for Exploited Club; a nod to the 90s that is now taken in 2 fresh directions by Herr Krank and auspicious producer AUTOFLOWER. First up is Helios label head Herr Krank who braids Trance, Acid and Italo into a dizzying revision that does a fine job of channeling 90s euphoria whilst delivering something very fresh indeed. Shuttering synths and a vibrant acid line tag in and out while a serrated bass line gives the low end a stylish bite. Drums are quick and boisterous and the energy effervescent as the track powers on like a current of energy: fast paced and coursing forth with irresistible kinetic momentum. Nijmegen based AUTOFLOWER then steps in, keeping hold of the euphoric torch across a powerful take that marches with a purposeful intensity. Drums are potent and crunchy, churning away under an electrifying synth lead that gradually opens up before a double drop that will send the floor into giddy rapture, capping off 2 different but equally effective remixes.