Limited to 250 copies - The Friend delivers four tracks of sludge techno straight from the source in Detroit, from the creeped-out stylings of "Room(s)" and the bleeped-out techno of "Star" to the menacing groove of "Bent"...

The mysterious Nurve follows his 2014 debut (TEC 079EP) with four crunching darkside cuts, conjuring the spirits of Ed Rush & Optical circa the late '90s. The EP opens with "Pyromaniac," a mesmerizing, bewitching,...

This Santa Cruz CA native brings his vision & musical hallucinations w/subtle glitches, bright sparkles, and melacholic flutterings. A1 PlacidityA2 Tonal ClusterfunkB1 Another DayB2 Days Of You're (Acid...

Fabrizio Rat presents an EP constructed entirely from acoustic piano and drum machine. His unique sound design is particularly impressive in a time when so much techno simply follows a blueprint instead of pushing boundaries...

SWAMP 81 is back with a chunky pair of cuts that meld techno, future bass, and the deepest of dusbtep into a low-end minimal vibe. A Tolk to Meh 5:48B Who Is That 6:08

Since his self-titled LP debuting on Peak Oil in 2012, M. GEDDES GENGRAS has amassed a following for his distinctive take on synthesis, with releases on Umor Rex, Leaving and Opal Tapes. New Lines is his anticipated...

Sean Hernandez, a.k.a. Chicago Skyway presents "Empty Patterns" on Emphasis Recordings. In the past, Chicago Skyway has recorded for labels such as Eargasmic Recordings, M>O>S DEEP, Uzuri, Altered Moods Recordings, and...

New John F.M. 12" with mix from Omar-S. A1 JchxA2 MotionB1 AloneB2 Gump

pressed on 160 gram splattered black and clear double vinyl limited to 999 copies, housed in a heavy weight high gloss sleeve, featuring art direction by Veronica Vasicka and Silent Servant with photography by Corinne...

180-gram vinyl. The tenth 12" in 50Weapons' 11-part features the first meeting on record of two acclaimed Berlin-based artists known for regularly destroying clubs around the world. FJAAK are joined by Dystopian label...

Following on from their Record Store Day ‘Looped EP’ release, which featured remixes by Dauwd and Lubomyr Melnyk, Kiasmos – made up of Ólafur Arnalds and Janus Rasmussen – return with three new...

With production credits for PAN, PPU, and Future Times, it's been a busy year for Dawit Eklund, winding up to this fully-fledged debut on the label he co-founded. Litchi Juice is funk-laced 'gully club music', channelling...

Having roared onto the UK techno scene with a dark, thundering tape for Opal Tapes and an overdriven soundsploration on our black label series, Manse finally goes full throttle with this brain-bent three track EP on the core...

Lobster Theremin present the vinyl debut of yet another talent in the shape of Budapest's Imre Kiss. Born with a cosmic identity that sees his sound referencing everyone from 80's film composers through to The Hague sound of...

180-gram vinyl. The sixth 12" in 50Weapons' 11-part finale features Shed's pure techno power twisted into breaky sub-bass-loaded madness by his longtime friends Modeselektor, in a 12" pairing that hasn't occurred since...

Twisted acid-soaked cuts from Delft regular JPLS, plain paper sleeve. A DfnsleepB1 Acid ResonatorB2 Vert

Truly a must label for anyone looking for quality Acid-house and true Chicago track in that fine style. A1 Dance You Mutha (Radio Mutha)A2 Dance You Mutha (Original Mutha)B1 Dance You Mutha (Bam The Dub For The Club)B2...

Subtle font changes between this 2015 reissue and the 1990 original can be seen on the label sticker text (numbers such as 3, 5, 8 have rounded bottoms on original, flat on reissue, asterisks same height as capitals on...

It's about time that Dresden based Steve Kasper comes around with his first solo EP on Uncanny Valley. After "Unvexed Dub" on UV010 and "Puli Kali (Rooted Dub)" together with Goetterkreis on UV020 EP he provides four...

After over a decade of music on pedigree labels like Spectral, Nation, M>O>S, and Creme Organization 2AMFM offer their debut LP on Bopside. Based in Ann Arbor and raised in the Detroit area, D’Marc Cantu and Tadd...