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It’s an excursion into the past for Curated By Time, as the Spanish imprint travels back to the millennium on Kage’s A Future Remembered. Five vintage cuts that embody the sound of an era long gone, but never forgotten.We’re blessed with a trance-leaning musical number on Nightvision, with softened kicks and enchanting vocals marrying up in beautiful harmony. Semaphore then takes us into a weightier realm, as thick percussion moves beneath shimmering synths throughout.

Help019 is the first of two new 8-track albums by Central.

In 2022, Dreams launched a new label, Dance Data, which has quickly gained the attention of the underground dance music community - and set the stage with a new two track EP called ‘Paraxotica/Vessel’. 50 copies only!!

Introducing an electrifying series of three spectacular releases from the esteemed Dan Ghenacia, exclusively on the cutting-edge SPASM imprint. Brace yourself for a trio of dancefloor weapons that seamlessly blend irresistible grooves and infectious percussions, expertly crafted for maximum impact on any sound system.Delve into this masterfully curated collection, as Ghenacia unleashes his signature style and sonic wizardry, taking listeners on an unforgettable auditory journey. A must-have for vinyl aficionados and dance music enthusiasts alike, these limited edition gems are destined to become sought-after classics in the annals of underground electronic music. Secure your copy today and experience the unparalleled magic of Dan Ghenacia on SPASM.

The inaugural release of p.istol is introduced by Biodive, who sets the tone with his four track “Limpet Minds’ EP, written in the depths of lockdown from the producer's studio in Cape Town. NAFF label head Priori contributes a no-nonsense remix of the title track - just in time as the world escapes the monotony of pandemic life.

It was maybe only a matter of time before DJs Luca Lozano and Dawl collaborated on a record, the two artists have been circling each other in orbit for years now. 'Cybernetik Synergy' plays on the virtual space created between the two producers while working online, the tracks on the EP were sketched out, passed back and forth in folders until they were finished...meaning the artists never actually met in person. The result is both bleepy and breaky, its a rave record that takes in the duo's influences and love of old classic dance hits. The theme of technocractic collaboration is developed further by the final (vinyl-only) track, a collection of separate stems from the A1 that enable the listeners to be able remix the tracks themselves and then send in to the label via the QR code on the sleeve.