Circuits overloaded and bass lines descending: Cathode Ray Tube's Suono Y Oblio drags the tiredest souls through 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 heavy lifting. Dent's OpenDAW sends dystopian urban groove postcards from the edge of the galaxy, while Lakitunes' Alien Attack lands with original tracks, remixes and bonus cuts in tow.
Electro releases
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“Sounds from the darkness moves the tiredest souls.”
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“A mix of electro berlin school styled music”
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“A mix of electro berlin school styled music”
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“Just a banger...!”
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“Live analogue ambient dancehall”
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“Groove specialist i.ronzu returns to Turbo Club AV with a functinal two-tracker!”
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“Sonic postcards from the edge of the galaxy.”
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“PEACE AND NO LOVE”