first ever vinyl release of the 2004 acoustic live album from pain of salvation. pressed on 180 gram double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve with album-cd included.

dryad lands on southern lights with the 2s2w ep, the debut release from the adelaide-based producer, showcasing booming rhythms, tough drum patterns and provocative sounds with the tracks “inside now” and “pressure”.
remixes come courtesy of annulled user who thoroughly reworks “inside now” into an epic apex and michal wolski, whose rework of “pressure” is a brooding, reflective affair.

after a few months of silence following head honcho marco shuttles sing like a bird (reprise) ep, eerie records is back on duty with a strong and utterly refreshing techno release by talented artist serena butler, an obscure producer digged out of the submerged underworld as it already happened previously on shuttles imprint that got us used to releases by relatively unknown and underrated artists. arpeggiated synth lines layered on booming reverbed kick drums mixed with percussive elements of distorsion and lush pads make for a very playable release that is at the same time dreamy and deep, despite being also very organically open sounding, musical, and in many ways counter-trend and different to the dominating dark droning techno style that is so popular these days.

after a decade releasing club-savvy music, argentinian producer alejandro mosso has lately approached a richer and more profound sound.