here to hell is an australian label project conceived by the presets’ kim moyes, and revolver resident dj mike callander. inspired by a johnny cash song, by the record industry in general, and by the spirit of commercial suicide, here to hell celebrates the pointlessness of everything: it’s the perfect reason to do only what feels good. together kim and mike also record and remix as zero percent, and along for the ride they’ve invited aussie musicians and remixers from all over to celebrate techno, electro, aussie rock, ambient and whatever they think sounds good on repeat in your headphones.

the debut 12 inch from boredom, featuring two original tracks and and two remixes from sandrow m and panthera krause. 12 inch on black vinyl with colour label in the melodic reverse board house sleeve. limited to 300 copies, comes with download code included.

napoli not nepal is known for his combination of technical sounds with traditional music and creating a fresh and innovative style. by always searching for new styles and techniques, he repeatedly reinvents the typical napoli not nepal sound

rock

rock

new label ampere. incl synkro remix

third album

fifth studio album from kae tempest.

j.s. ondara longplayer pressed on 2lp comes in a gatefold cover

double 12 inch vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

first release on this new label from glasgow featuring four drum tracks and workouts for the dj who knows what the f*ck he is doing. limited edition, hand stamped vinyl with screen printed sleeve and insert.

celebrated ambient artist john beltran jointly release not one but two vinyl compilations on delsin records in association with his own dado label.

with the new release 1112013 stopping outwards, the >numbers trilogy< comes to a conclusion - a milestone in the young life of stochastic resonance collective. the work of six artists focusing on the same research which shows how the common language of electronic experimentation can be the basis of many different variations.

'turkish tavern' leads off with some great middle eastern influences rubbing shoulders with a jaunty bassline, stellar sample loops, and shuffling beats on a tracky tech-house gem. on the flip, 'boredom or babylon?' combines some great vocal samples with bright synth lines, more shuffling beats, and a wandering bassline for more tech-house goodness. 'jungle concerto' rounds things off with a driving tech-house floor-pleaser, complete with grooving bassline, fast-paced percussion, and some great muted horns