Drop the needle on the heavy side: Cathode Ray Tube's Inferyes delivers 4 surgically precise tracks — frenetic 303 bass, intergalactic busy signals, biblical drums, and volatile couplings of dub, dancehall and industrial dancescapes. Eric Hausmann's Ahh Dub offers a found voice that never finishes its thought — drums that won't settle, bass that won't either. SUPERCHIP // Simma's Where My Style Comes From brings high-energy digital reggae with rubadub, soundsystem steppas and 4 vocal cuts plus dubs on a Belgium-to-UK connection, while i.ronzu's nv / popopo rounds it out with wormhole-pilled slinky electro and wonky dub shrapnel peeling off a möbius strip mainframe.
Dub releases
“ANALOG once again delivers uncompromised, heavy sonic textured Dub-Techno on Audiolabor #23”
“Hello, Earthlings. I present to you “The Voice of Energy,” an LP that gathers and intertwines fragments of sound, a compilation and collage of music that moves between the genres of dub, illbient, ...”
“Mandragoritis by Children of Osiris is a hypnotic fusion of ambient, IDM, and industrial soundscapes that channels esoteric themes into a rhythmically driven, ritual-like listening experience.”