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The Outsert carves some cold IDM/Breakbeat work outs for the first piece of wax on his elusive Intrasert Sound imprint”

Planet Orange records proudly returns with their long awaited third release which includes four new tracks destined for the dancefloor. Space Expeditions EP kicks off with Kepler who is no stranger to a vinyl release, this time he presents a proper summer house track with “Feel the Rhythm” which is sure to get any party started. For A2 we introduce Nuances de Nuit label co-owner T Jacques with “Spruce Caboose” sticking to what he knows with his fully of energy and fun signature production style which is perfectly fitting for the label. Pete Melba brings in B2 releasing on his own label with “El Hombre” pushing a slightly deeper, techier sound and finishing up the VA on B2 we have Accented Measures who refuses to bring us back down to Earth with a very catchy groove in “Adrift in Space”.

Partout keeps rolling with its series dedicated to Various: Everywhere. This time will be special cool deep tracks.200 copies limited.

Hot on the heels of Dawn Razors “Blizzard EP” we are back with an EP from yet another hot new talent making their DEXT Debut “Mani Festo” has been on our radar for some time now releasing imprints such as Shall Not Fade , Sneaker Social Club , WNCL Recordings Lobster Theramin & Club Glow His tough & raw no nonsense sound which encompasses Techno , Electro , Breakbeat whilst paying tribute to UK underground sound system & Rave culture is exactly sort of heavy weight tackle that you would expect to see released on DEXT and this EP certainly doesn’t disappoint, expect speaker rattling subs , chest piercing distorted kick drums , mutated flanged breakbeats , dark and immersive textures and soundscapes not to mention a rerub of eyes open from fellow Club Glow comrade Denham Audio .

Bringing his signature heavy freak crunch to the label, Cocktail Party Effect's "Oscilloscope Detachments" is the latest addition to the Midnight Shift catalogue. Instructions: Follow the oscilloscope to jack into the EP's pulse from start to end.Headliner A1 '77' dazzles in melodic glory paired with glitchy underfoot and a high-voltage wire running hot. Next, '88' lets it all loose with classic breaks twisted on its head and with its core intestines spilling out. Unexpected turns in this effect-heavy club composition recalls the phrase that "you've gotta know the rules to break the rules" and CPE is undoubtedly a master of that. '99' takes it further down South London style for the heads, while ambient closer '111' visualises the previously underscored oscilloscope in full spectrum.

EYA returns with a four-artist VA mining the outer reaches of trance and electro from 110–140bpm.We lift off with a throbbing slow-burner from mid-90s Danish duo UFO, whose ‘Make It Light’ was previously only available on limited CD.Things accelerate on ‘Out Of Touch’, the latest in a line of shimmering dancefloor missiles from Sohrab. On the flip, DJ N4 falls fully into a trance on ‘Bio Aggregation’, with vocalizations, acid lines and organic percussion all driving us to warp speed.‘Bad Weather’ by French electro wiz Fasme completes the trip, a craftily mutating electro-meets-prog epic whose beautiful outro will see you home safely. Enjoy the ride.