Straight from the underground: Generik*'s PPL FARM delivers "breathless sci-fi instrumentation and mile-a-minute rhymes" exploring paranoia and unseen control systems — you're the audience and the product. YCK's EP2: Tape took 11 years to finish, a minimal 70s/80s analogue-synth meditation on cassette tape as a source of distorted sound. Loungeman's Space Music fuses spacesynth, vaporwave, and lo-fi over a downtempo/house foundation, while EKT's Refixes serves up thinking man's dance music with dancefloor-ready remixes and mashups. Huda Music's My Creations rounds things out with a compact set of instrumentals and vocal tracks.
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“Makes you want to dance”
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“For all dancers”
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“Deep Drive is a high-energy Tech House journey built for late nights, club floors, and fast-lane moments.”
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“concept breakcore/dnb/jungle EP based around Serial Experiments Lain”
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“heavenly beats for divine angeliks”
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“a smattering of sequences and songs from the heart of a static girl”
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“Electro and techno with a twist of acid.”
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“A Techno LP, bridging the old and new with the alias, 'Joe Faniel'.”
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“You'll love it.”
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“Hands in the air, joy on the dancefloor — 3x303 is a love letter to 90s house and the thrill of connection.”
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“This exciting collection of original music showcases the diverse and innovative sounds emerging from the Australian electronic music scene.”