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.

Electro releases

Time in Two by mindflower cover art
15 in stock

“Time in Two explores musical time as a spatial structure.”

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Strict Tempo: Volume One (Part 1) by Strict Tempo cover art

“Dark alternative electronic compilation ft. exclusive tracks of post-punk, synthpop, darkwave, industrial & more”

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Ballades by burnet207 cover art
21 in stock

“Its an exciting dive into the dark side of electro.”

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Parity Town by Cathode Ray Tube cover art

“Industrial, synthetic terrains harbor a wide variety of severely saturated beats, noise, and bizarre soundscapes.”

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Why by M!l0 cover art
7 in stock

“A song about the importance of communication”

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Collider EP (C0004) by Clarence cover art

“When something collides it is like a particle accelerator. When moving fast you achieve goals which you never thought of. This can be while transporting or other situations in your daily life.”

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Verify EP (C0002) by Clarence cover art

“Who are you? Where do you want to go? Who do you want to be? The two new tracks from @clarence_music_ are about reflecting and taking a step back and considering who we want to be, in the here and ...”

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Start A War by Maduro  cover art
68 in stock

“Maduro returns with “Start A War”, the second single from the forthcoming album Death Kiss on Re:Mission Entertainment.”

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