Circuits firing on all frequencies: Cathode Ray Tube's Inferyes surgically injects four tracks of frenetic 303 bass, intergalactic busy signals and dub-dancehall-industrial fury. THE.DOYEN's $ÖŁĐ!¡⁈ plunders lost radio wave eras into heavy-hitting electro-techno drum soundscapes, while Production Unit Xero's The Technomancer's Handbook glides through Berlin techno, breakbeats and rave-anthem synths aboard an ultrasonic spacecraft. Simon Heartfield's Live 26 brings live analogue ambient dancehall straight off the stage, and i.ronzu's nv / popopo delivers wormhole-pilled slinky electro and dissociative wonky garage ready to wreck any low-ceiling basement.

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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
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“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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