Kaisei
Relic

Adam Pit’s Grounded EP sees the space•lab favourite exploring deeper, techno-inspired terrains. Opening track, ‘Schtoopbloop’ traces mystical synth lines and expansive vocals, underpinned by a satisfyingly substantial, driving baseline. Track two, ‘Tiptoe’, enters Pits’ iconic breaksy palette - equal parts dreamy and slick, this is the wipeout soundtrack for the next century. On the flipside, Konduku dips his toe into remix duties, offering up a shimmering, spiralling rework of the original. Finally, closing up the release, title track ‘Grounded’ growls into view, rising from sub-heavy foundations into dubby, treacle-speed sounds.

Maara’s out to make mischief with the wryly titled ‘Hear Me Neigh’.Whether that title’s in reference to a certain equine dissociative or purely a love letter to our majestic, four-legged friends, well, we’ll leave that for you to decide. Either way, the prolific prog house luminary lends her Midas touch to four equally deadly traxxx.Following last year’s ‘Fancy Feast’ EP comes another proper dose of heads-down hedonism. It’s an eagerly-awaited return to the Kalakari fold, and true to form, opener ‘The Horse Track’ comes hurtling into the first furlong at full pelt. Big equestrian NRG packing some seriously rugged heft and neighing samples aplenty. Then, bringing more of that insistent throb, ‘Juicy Tracksuit’ is no less alluring or propulsive, albeit while channelling some Y2K aesthetic.There’s more of that turn-of-the-century flex on the next one too. Evoking Love Parade circa 1999, ‘God Save The Bender’ deploys scything hard trance flourishes while opening a portal to the fractal realm. And finally, ‘Sheela Na Gig’ lands dripping with more of the seductive appeal that has become Maara’s hallmark.

Re-issue alert of CRC's legendary underground Zyntax 02 release from 2009! Now with a bonus track, this is a real diamond so don't snooze..

YKW Label · YKW002 :: Ohm Hourani :: Herbs Miles EPFrom Los Angeles, YKW returns with their second release by Montreal's minimal jazz master Ohm Hourani with 2 original tracks and a remix by G76/Gojnea76.The standout track, "Herbs Miles," weaves together a captivating sample of Herbie Hancock discussing the legendary Miles Davis, while Ohm Hourani's live-recorded and processed trumpet adds a unique and soulful touch.To further elevate the experience, G76/Gojnea76 delivers a twisted and innovative remix of "Herbs Miles," infusing it with his signature sound."Down the Syncussion Hole" is a testament to the wild and creative days spent in the studio, where boundaries were pushed and musical magic was born.Prepare to be transported on a sonic journey that will captivate and inspire listeners.