Prepare to blast off on an intergalactic journey through sound with b0t23 + inoperative system as your guides. Each stop of the tour is a unique concept hovering between IDM, Downtempo and futuristic Electro. exm provides a lush and deep remix ready to send you to another realm. www.sciencecult.com

Having previously appeared on the iconic Schematic label, Miami's Mastrapa comes to Science Cult with an ethereal electro EP right from the future. Precision drum programming underscored by lush pads and intricate percussion work is on display here and sure to please late night dance floors. www. sciencecult.com

Kim Cosmik is back with her signature style weaving through thunderous drums and dystopian atmospheres. www.sciencecult.com

Spanish IDM artist Vanadium takes us on a sonic adventure with Lattice, where rhythms and music are constructed using a stochastic lattice system that is then improvised upon to provide a completely new and innovative piece of music. The album is inspired by Jacobo's Grinberg's Lattice theory, which postulated a cosmic network of interconnected energy that contains all the information in the universe. Available also as an exclusive Lathe Cut.

We return to Point Central, again blurring the lines between IDM, Electro and Experimental Electronica. For this edition we welcome Zeuge, The Emissary and b0t23 + inoperative system as label newcomers as well as Science Cult regulars such as Roel Funcken, Fleck E.S.C., Kim Cosmik, Grey over Life and label head Syrte. www.sciencecult.com

Experience pounding live performance electro from none other than Canadas Tomas Jirku (Force Inc) combining decades of experience with innovative sound design and dancefloor destroying machine drums. www.sciencecult.com