2023 repress on white semi-transparent vinyl. narciss makes his lobster theremin debut with the four-to-the-floor techno and trance leaning ‘language of love’ ep.

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andy garvey returns to the lobster hood with five fine cuts in her signature style.

russian born anastasia vtorova is based in berlin and makes music under the name machine woman. prior to joining the technicolour ranks, she has released two 12”s - via the self-titled imprint of swedish producer peder mannerfelt (2015) and uk label where to now? (2016) - plus a handful of very limited cassettes via sacred tapes (2015), tesla tapes and ono (2014).

after two hugely successful outings on distant hawaii, hidden spheres cruises into lobster theremin waters with four sun soaked and heart meltingly infectious slices of his trademark soothing and late night house.

steve murphy presents his new acid and industrial-tinged techno project, the night flyer, on lobster theremin’s cryptic black label imprint. a fear-addled chill seething down the spine and a machine-grinding, acid terror-bird emerging from the deep night, the night flyer is an expectedly dark take on the seedier end of technoid nightmares, while hanging a distinctly cold (wave?) atmosphere over cobbled, crushed analogue structures.

2023 repress on clear triple vinyl available!

2023 repress on coloured double vinyl plus 7 inch.

nyc based singer, multi instrumentalist and prolific producer heidi sabertooth brings her experimental and grungy sound to the fore, with a fierce ep examining the grainiest textures in dance music.

lobster theremin welcomes samantha togni.

amy dabbs and coco bryce join forces for “slightly involved”.

one of modern jungle’s most recognisable names, tim reaper, returns to lobster theremin for another high energy exploration of breakbeat manipulation.

amsterdam via wales dj & producer maroki unveils a darker, more eccentric side to his productions, this time opting for four bass heavy, left-leaning cuts of idiosyncratic dance-floor experimentation on ltfire.

breaks, trance & rave dreams from maruwa. 2022 repress on pink marbled vinyl.

five frantic techno / electro steppas from d3070.

deadly mix of ukg and breaks from yosh.

2021 repress on green vinyl is here!

slacker with an album that’s equally introspective as expressive.

denham audio with a tribute to uk rave culture.

second part of the lobster theremin and globex corp collaboration.

furious yet melodic warehouse techno from céilí.

5 trippy electro cuts from grammar of movement.

debut album from manuel fischer on double vinyl.

more organic, summer-tinted groovers from nz duo dj kush boogie. proper miniature punchy drumwork puckering a carpet of warm soft chords and casio sampler vocal chops. real diy bedroom house for the heads. essential grip from the lobster secret stash!

richard vergez launched the night foundation project with little fanfare in 2016, with several tracks and a new artist page appearing inconspicuously late at night in the uk time zone. with him already being a part of the lobster network - producing the iconic collages that burnished the stellar raw mt richard’s revenge and hedge maze kerb hits releases - it wasn’t long before lobster theremin’s jimmy asquith became literally the 12th play of these new tracks via the usual social media algorithmic attraction.

following up his tender, soul-searching, journeyman 12” on lobster sub-label mörk last year. the northern hemisphere’s drum fanatical enigma roza roza returns with another round of heavily swung, choppy drum jams, all shrouded in a smooth aura of glistening hi ends, smooth carpeted pads and rankling, chiming basses.
“-”was by far one of the most off-kilter eps we’ve released so far, and sadok sudei picks up where the frenetic drum skits left off, reaching further afield for inspiration and providing a refreshing angle on core elements and ideas distilled from detroit techno, arp-led ambient and uk dub and bass influences.

having broken the barrier for murky skewed house with his 2014 white label *a place called ballacid*, hungarian scene founder s olbricht returns with a full album on lobster theremin that channels his distinct brand of thumping, sludgy techno, weaving through repetitive drone-laden ambient and hague-esque escape soundtrack house. *for perfect beings* is a sound-palette tour de force, picking n mixing tempos and tonal balances that shift throughout each track and side of vinyl. which strangely starts on a 12 inch lp slab and ends with a pseudo bonus 10 inch two track experiment.

lobster theremin finally welcome back one of the original lt fam, with imre kiss taking the reigns for a full on raw-power white label. with two lucid and hazy releases for lt in his wake, plus an excellent contribution to the proto sites catalogue, imre finally returns with a rough and overdriven in-the-dance ep of floor-crushing fire.

the green moon rises over the freshly scorched post-apocalyptic earth, as one last droid emerges from the mass wreckage of the last crumpled city. that droid is neon x. snow bone returns to lt with another ferocious four-track ep, following on from his remote viewer ep, mystic vision black label and black patterns lp from last year. tape-driven techno never got it so hard.. this time driving the desk with stress-pelting rave alarms, scuffed & crunchin city-escape bass lines, scattered snare-morphed-into-laser modular experiments and hissed-up mix-downs to melt any and all sound systems.

grammar of movement makes his long-awaited debut via lobster theremin’s main label. a shining light through a hazy prism that refracts a spectrum of techno from it’s tinted facets. a sound that shifts between sampled swamps of spoken-word lathered over crushed synths and carpet-covered drum excursions. a raw and cathartic output born out of a period of personal noise and pain.

taking a purely scorched-earth approach to production, longhorn finds daze on typically reverent but ever-more pounding form. pushing the limits of acceptable lo-fi techno and crushing everything underfoot into one bass-addled debris-strewn mush. title track longhorn bends and contorts metal, steadily melting surfaces at 2000°c heat, cooking and roasting against a background of charred industrial drones. tool is the roller, stuck somewhere between the warehouses of detroit and berlin and harnessing probably the most rubber kick drum known to man. dusting off the cerebral pounding is oil rig . a muffled, dissonant chime reflecting on our pillaging of the earth, our unrelenting ambition for natural destruction, forming a breakneck dystopian chant for the new world.

shoot the lobster is a new house and techno label from nyc. the first release is a split 12 inch and features grayson revoir and max mcferren, both djs and producers from nyc. side one is two tracks by grayson, spackle is driving bass cabinet garage, and get stolen is spacey sweaty acid. on side side b max mcferren delivers rusty smokey hard bassline panorama-ready house on one on all times (walk track).

the highly anticipated squeaky lobster ep has been worth every second of the wait. in terms of sample / synth selection, song structure and sound quality, no expense has been spared. hi-fi synthetic drums intertwine with lo-fi sampled kicks & snares whilst heavy stretched out synth bass lines are topped with bollywood-esque string samples, 80s guitar bridges & plenty of other orchestral mayhem. the lush, thick melodic layers mount up into a frequently spine-tingling whole whilst the rhythm section, although outside the box, does by no means neglect the headnod factor. the incredible feat here is that although no 8 bars are quite the same as the next, a sense of unity is preserved within each genre-defying track, making it the stuff of epic journeys. you may start your listening experience in front of your turntable, staring at the record spinning, but you will end up somewhere quite different, squeaky lobster has made sure of that. as man from phone number 770021 would say: >this is $50.000. good luck.<

oldskool junglist fever from tim reaper on the next lobster theremin release. pressed on blue vinyl.

relaxing and demanding: the new longplayer from nthng. 2023 repress on green splattered double vinyl.

2023 repress on silver marbled vinyl. rave euphoria from rove ranger.

2023 repress on blue marbled vinyl. trudge makes his debut on lobster theremin with 4 ethereal and trance infused cuts of full throttle techno.

2023 repress on purple marbled vinyl. shedbug back on lobster theremin with a voiski remix in tow.

lobster theremin welcomes dj heartstring with a colourful techno-trance ep.

lobster theremin presents the debut longplayer from trudge.

forward thinking beat deconstructions from nikki nair.

euphoric trance and techno hybrids from narciss.

five weighty broken beat jams from tom jarmey for the lobster theremin white label series.

uplifting house and garage wobblers from kempston hardwick.

false witness and d.dan unleash thunder and lightning.

2020 repress on orange vinyl, housed in a generic white sleeve. rising belgian talent supreems returns to lobster theremin, following up 2016’s breakout ‘us together’ 12” and his recent superb hammer remix with a four track journey to the outer rim through ethereal breaks, undulating deep house and luscious electro.