hybris is a state of dissoluteness, of loss of control, of greed and of lustfulness. following that motto, wice takes his listeners on a journey through a hybristic process on his second steinlach ep, which chooses an enchanting and euphemistic entrance into hybris with absent (no aggression). gentle pads create a peaceful and dreamy world that is turned into a fascinating landscape of sound by trippy drums and dopey synths and so pushes wide open the gate to hybris. the threateningly booming hb11 then finally enters the state of hybris: synths and drums pump adrenaline in heads and bodies, dancing turns into greed, the complete lack of control sets in. that lack of control riots towards its peak with the eponymous hybris, which tears the listener in technoid and gritty manner into the abyss of hybris and holds him captive down there. hybris is followed by nemesis, the divine punishment ending in death: wice interprets this transition towards nemesis with hertz, a playful and breaky good-night kiss, which feels pretty damn good and resonates bittersweetly.

hedonism in its purest form means nothing but adjusting one’s life and ambition towards pleasure and joy as well as the prevention of pain and sorrow. following that concept, wice’s first ep takes the listener along on a journey of extremes: persistently strolling between sensual desire, ecstasy and lust as well as the deepest abysses of human sensitivities.

backstock incoming! for twice infinity’s second solo release, the london and geneva-based dj and producer gfx - one of the most active newcomers of the past years - makes his vinyl debut with the aptly named vibing the groove ep.

opaque red vinyl, double sided, 12x12 insert, download card, marketing sticker

label mainstay aero is back with his first solo ep on twice infinity.

repress of the 8th installment of the black aroma edits series!

repress - black aroma ep vol.5 is the 5th release of an ep series that blends slow, mid-tempo and upbeat jams.

repress - four tracks disco edits monster !!

yogg signs his first solo ep to non series white. excellent, fresh, impactful techno weaponry.

tracks from aero, messiahwats, echion and grafin.

strict face kicks off ilio records’ black series.

electronic/dance

lewis fautzi on mord.

ltd. deluxe lp box: 2lps – lp1 – 140g gold vinyl lp2 – 140g clear vinyl, telescoping box on white faux leather with gold foil, 2lp outer sleeves, 2lp inner sleeves, 32pg lyric book, 2x 24” x 24” pull out posters

album no 8, - 2lps – 140g black vinyl, wide spine outer sleeve – silver & black print, 2lp inner sleeves, pull out poster 24 inch x 36 inch

ltd 2x tape ed

limited pink vinyl lp.

4 hypnotizing techhouse tracks that transport, transform and inspire.

hollie cooks new reggae album

twice infinity returns with a compilation of pure dancefloor fire.

repress!

2021 repress in label sleeve.

new album from burna boy on special edition ultra clear double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

new album from burna boy on black double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

dark and raw techno cuts for those who burn the candle at both ends.

raw 90s style techno from specific objects.

two edits on 7 inch

raw acidic house music

vinyl only

repress - patrick gibin aka twice is back with the 9th release of his black aroma edits. check!

poko pokos debut ep named petrichor

twice and volcov do it again.

two separate eps from stadt merged together. one part made in their homey ghent studio, the other recorded - and filmed! - live at amerikaans theater in brussels. the vinyl lp comes with a download code.

acid electro alert!early support: dave clarke, marcel dettmann, laurent garnier, red rack em, hunee, john osborne, ame, vin sol, domenic capello, dubfire, tom trago, james zabiela, cinnaman a.o.

blistering rave and acid by the notorious posthuman duo - taking it up a notch or two on the energy meter when compared with their slomo-acid approach to many of their preceding records.

dont think twice with body music

hard times call for good music. this time around times are ruff (tar) dedicated their beat fabricating skills to a double ep for tomorrow is now, kid! the tink! project will put some raw, deep, soulful and garage tunes in your ears. as a dj collective, times are ruff is heavily influenced by the windy city, taking inspiration from the past, but never sounding outdated. focussing on long - preferably all night - dj sets in which times are ruff strives to set itself apart and tell a true musical story to the audience.

twice aka patrick gibin established himself as a selector to be reckoned with through his black aroma re-edit series, and now he brings his penchant for deep cuts and dusty reworks to the rnt catalog. stretching over the a-side is sunrise, a bouncy sunny synthy affair, seemingly made for summer rooftops and pool parties. on the flip, searching updates a woke soulful 70s anthem, and take flights loops a boogie instrumental with hypnotic simplicity. re-edits done proper.

helder russo is the youngest of eleven, raised in lisbon in a family from the island of santiago, cabo verde. he s a prolific music producer with a couple of heavy releases on groovement recordings and as half of gatupreto on tink!. russo s music is thought out and solid, his reference list is long and diverse, citing rhythm & sound in the same context as miles davis, sade, the late great mj, boo williams, carl craig or jay dilla. the result is a soundtrack composed with care and attention, detailed and rich though still powerful and present.

next up on tomorrow is now, kid! is an ep from rutilance recordings owner, dj steaw. the french artist crafted four sturdy tracks on this fresh ep. it is a perfect blend between chicago and new york house, with a big splash of acid throughout the disc. the hypnotising percussion and grimy sounds take you to new, unforeseen places. keywords for best describing this 12inch are, beyond any doubt, deep and vigorous. enjoy these four definite killers in the club.

berlin based duo dualshock returns again with their groovin , trademark dancefloor brilliance. on -twice the fun ep- you get four reduced and straight to the point techno gems with alluringly rolling bass lines, wittily cut-up vocals, calculated percussion, and a floating groove. all four tunes fresh dancefloor music.