Voltage surging through the grid: Cathode Ray Tube's Inferyes delivers four surgically precise tracks — from a frenetic 303-percolating opener to biblical-strength dub-industrial dancescapes and anthems for souls forever dancing at the edges of glittering sonic temples. Production Unit Xero's The Technomancer's Handbook (Visitation 2) glides through Berlin techno, breakbeats and rave-anthem synths across a city of the future. ΣΕΘ(SET)'s Tunes From The Darkside brings two shades of horror — hazy witch house from Salem's fog and electro-industrial dancefloor menace in equal measure. Simon Heartfield's Live 26 rounds it out with eight unreleased live analogue ambient dancehall cuts captured in the heat of the moment.

Electro releases

Tunes From The Darkside by ΣΕΘ(SET) cover art

“Two artists, two shades of horror....”

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Inferyes by Cathode Ray Tube cover art

“Inferyes is 4 tracks of surgically precise, aurally injected tracks of a perfect album”

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Suono Y Oblio by Cathode Ray Tube cover art

“Sounds from the darkness moves the tiredest souls.”

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Vacation (Remastered) by Lakitunes cover art

“Small Album made with LSDJ on the Nintendo Game Boy. <(^,^<)”

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Flare-Up of Funk by Lakitunes cover art

“Just a banger...!”

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