From the darkness, circuits ignite: Cathode Ray Tube's Suono Y Oblio explores heavy rhythm, dark sonic waters and low-lying drones — a rebirth through a chasm of noise. Simon Heartfield's The End Of Science EP strips it back to raw hardware techno — no computers, just Elektron, Korg and Soma Labs doing the work. i.ronzu's nv / popopo goes deep into Drexian wormhole electro and dissociative wonky garage, while SoLaRiS's Spectral Analysis drives Berlin school rhythmic goodness with industrial and futuristic sequential muscle. Lakitunes's Flare-Up of Funk simply bangs.

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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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Flare-Up of Funk by Lakitunes cover art

“Just a banger...!”

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nv / popopo by i.ronzu cover art
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“Groove specialist i.ronzu returns to Turbo Club AV with a functinal two-tracker!”

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