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Bumping this up here, RIYL the sound of Exalt, Firescope and the like. Highly recommended.
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5th in the Intellitronic Bubble Cordell series, four tracks of melodic lush electro, digital PWYW for a few days and a couple of lathe cuts left. Highly recommended.
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ReKaB's fourth album, beautiful, deep, melodic w/ electro and deep house condiments. Highly recommended, RIYL Darren Nye, John Shima.
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info - All Possibilities And Outcomes (self-released)
dcom posted a topic in New & Upcoming Releases
First album-length outing from Michael Robinson, deep, melodic IDM with electro spices and assorted musical herbs. There could be a vinyl version coming out in the future, but the album is already available in full. Highly recommended. Check out his Bandcamp, and the Ozone releases, too. -
Deep progressive techno excursions for gazing into space. Highly recommended.
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Interesting and variable electronics from Andrew Lagowski; I first encountered his work on GPR around the mid-1990s, and he's been at it to this day. Recommended.
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Emotive electronics in the form of ambient, house, and deep techno for fans of Darren Nye, John Shima, Derek Carr, and John Beltran. PWYW, Highly recommended.
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Deep melodic IDM tech from the emotional underground. Highy recommended.
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24 tracks of high-def electronics ranging from synth experiments through deep house and techno to electro and back. Recommended.
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Originally released on Mr. C's Plink Plonk, Megalon's one and only album gets a remastered vinyl/digital re-release; early 90s psychedelic/hypnotic techno very much in the same category as LA Synthesis. Highly recommeded.
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Beautiful melodies and lush pad streams beneath beats and breaks, classic deep UK tech-IDM for dark nights. Highly recommended (@Extralife's picked it up before I got to it).
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Emotive, melodic and deep Detroit-influenced European techno in the footsteps of As One, Stasis, B12, and others. Highly recommended.
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Detroit-influenced European/UK techno reminiscent of 1990s New Electronica compilations, deep acidic and melodic vibes for strobelit smoky warehouses and next morning afterflow. Highly recommended.
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V/A - Fog City Audio Imprint: Volume 1 (Mighty Force)
dcom posted a topic in New & Upcoming Releases
First release on Mighty Force's Fog City Audio Imprint, all proceeds donated to Medicins Sans Frontiers. Forward thinking electronics from Long Range Desert Group, Solid State, JP8080, Drøn, Jay Strata, Komarebi, Rayspark Industries, Allynoid, Chuck Cogan, CyB, Corticyte, and Myoptik.- 3 replies
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Preview @ Juno - Karsh doesn't disappoint.
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Darren Nye's latest offering as The Elusive Man.
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Deep, melodic and mellow electro from a new name (at least to me) w/ beautiful remix from MOY. Highly recommended.
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Beautiful classic dancefloor IDM leaning EP (think B12, Stasis, Degiorgio) from iNFO. Highly recommended.
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Latest offering from Futurepast, one of my favourite labels this year. Full catalogue recommended.
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Divider in top form, two new releases on his own label after seven years. So good.
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Beltran's latest outing on Furthur Electronix in digital from the man himself.
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Looking for some new cuts that will put me into a trance. Some examples of what I've been listening to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWtELValvt0
