Sequential circuits primed and firing: Cathode Ray Tube's Inferyes hits hardest with four surgically precise tracks — 303 bass percolating, intergalactic busy signals, biblical drums, and dub-dancehall-industrial dancescapes for souls forever dancing at the edges of glittering sonic temples. THE.DOYEN's $ÖŁĐ!¡⁈ takes a plunderphonic journey through a lost radio wave era, fusing electro, techno and hip hop into a heavy-hitting drum soundscape. Simon Heartfield's Live 26 brings live analogue ambient dancehall from the Alphabet Brighton stage, while i.ronzu's nv / popopo delivers wormhole-pilled slinky electro and wonky dub shrapnel built for low-ceiling basement damage. Lakitunes' Flare-Up of Funk needs no description — just press play. SoLaRiS's Spectral Analysis rounds things out with Berlin school rhythmic goodness laced with industrial and futuristic sequential drive.