Manuel Jelen
Terulo Killer

London based label and collective Cartulis Music announce their fifteenth release titled “Twilightexpanse” by New-York producer Ebeats. A reissue from the early noughties featuring a previously unreleased Ebeats cut plus two new remixes by the legendary Radioactive Man and FOLD associate Voicedrone. The title track is one near and dear to the spirit of Cartulis – an emotive journey through hazy breakbeats, sirens from faraway lands, dramatic narratives battling through each other in a nine minute long piece of music. The rest of the record swings from club-ready techno grooves to various shades of electro – dark and dubby or bright and punchy.New York via London – Cartulis is proud to share this piece of music with the world.

Re-issue alert of CRC's legendary underground Zyntax 02 release from 2009! Now with a bonus track, this is a real diamond so don't snooze..

Berlin based Philipp Otterbach debuts on Offen with "Correct Me If I Am Incorrectly You". TIP!Post-music phantasmagoria for the world in which the past became more unpredictable than the future.Remember Cowboy Bob, Salaryman and Gary Floyd in that opium den in Fischeln?Deconstructed entertainment for hopeless romantics and testament to Otterbach's unique artistic language.Supersound vinyl LP, full cover inside out print.

This release is a 4track EP by CHKLTE with remixes by David Gtronic & Carebears.

It's fair to say Malta's Sound Synthesis is associated with spacey, acid-flecked electro. But here, on his first album for the UK-based Gated label, a deep vein of old-school influenced breaks comes to the fore.The infectious acid lines are ever-present - the hands-in-the-air breakdowns, the rolling basslines - but this is a different side to Keith Farrugia's prolific output that brings in influences from ambient to downtempo to bassbin-worrying bangers.Take opener Ambient Talk, which kicks into life with skittish drums, or the woozy vocal-led All Night, which makes sharp use of the Amen break, as does album highlight 90s Chords.Yes there are classic Sound Synthesis melodies throughout these nine tracks, but there's also a darker side, exemplified by the aptly-named 140BPMadness, which showcases Farrugia at his most ferocious.