"Master of ambient spaces and far out places, long-time Finnish producer Sasu Ripatti (aka Vladislav Delay) blesses us once again with another release, this from his 'Visa' period of unreleased tracks.

There are certain records you have to earn the right to play. After buying the right kind of warehouse, you have to build the energy in the room for what feels like an eternity until the precise moment the vape circle starts gettin’ out of control and Dionysus the Greek God of Greek Promoters tears through the very fabric of reality and screams “τώρα!” right in your goddamned face. All of which brings us to Color Code, the latest EP from new Turbo sensation Dean Grenier.

High class, no fuss drum trinity.

bring the natur in the club! hot!

Proper darkside worries in the dance from ‘90s junglist De Babalon and his Berlin-based spar Mark ov Ostgut Ton and A Colourful Storm

2023 Repress - DJ Koze doesnt aim for technical perfection for its own sake, but rather to serve the purpose of giving birth to great music. On his debut >Rue Burnout EP< from his own Pampa label, he plays with finesse and sophistication, and implicitly understands the importance of subtlety, leading from dreamy and restrained parts to a noisy frenzy at the end.

Music From Memory recollect two bubbling and wonderfully prescient electronic mood & grooves by San Francisco’s Joel Graham, who only released two tapes in 1984/85, with these tracks included among them.

Dial Records boss makes a welcome return to Smallville in March of 2024 with a fresh four-tracker EP ‘Gravity Hill’

Jeremiah Chiu flexes his cables at Los Angeles' Vintage Synthesizer Museum on 'In Electric Time', using a mind-boggling arsenal of gear to evoke some of early electronic music's most enduring staples. RIYL Raymond Scott, the Radiophonic Workshop, Mort Garson.

RH in full effect: superb pure minimal killer Techno!

Carsten Nicolai's latest Alva Noto full-length is the second part of his ongoing 'HYbr:ID' series, this time an icy cocktail of dubby atmospheres, elastic rhythms and gaseous textures made in response to Richard Siegal's 2021 dance performance 'ECTOPIA'.

Carsten Nicolai's soundtrack to Marc Weise's award-winning documentary about the Ecuadorian opposition to Chinese investment is a solemn affair, led by grumbly, manicured drones, booming subs and Nicolai's patented glassy sonic illusions.