Anoesis
Memory On Memory LP

Following a stellar run of releases and contributions from the likes of N-GYNN, LVCA, Thoma Bulwer, Voigtmann, Dawl & Desert Sound Colony, the transcontinental Superlux imprint announce their 8th edition by way of Paul Blackford’s ‘Weekend Warrior’ EP. There was a degree of serendipity in the genesis story of the ‘Weekend Warrior’ EP. When label head Mike Gill’s wife Ines posted a video of him playing a Blackford track from deep in the crates, it quickly found its way to Paul via happenstance and the way of the web. Upon Paul sharing his entire back catalog as a token of appreciation for the support, the conversation started moving towards a contribution to the label. Following a trawl through Paul’s extensive library of electro WIPs both new & old, four were selected for a mixdown in Thoma Bulwer’s studio. The result is the ‘Weekend Warrior’ EP. The release speaks to the talent and versatility of Paul Blackford as a producer. The EP employs elements of classic Detroit electro & Drexciyan soundscapes with facets of modern house fit for an afternoon at Houghton. A truly diverse release suited to many moods and record bags.

4 more Irish producers go incognito on a tech'ouse/breaks/bass/funky tip for volume 2 of our on-going COVID-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) series.

Bringing his signature heavy freak crunch to the label, Cocktail Party Effect's "Oscilloscope Detachments" is the latest addition to the Midnight Shift catalogue. Instructions: Follow the oscilloscope to jack into the EP's pulse from start to end.Headliner A1 '77' dazzles in melodic glory paired with glitchy underfoot and a high-voltage wire running hot. Next, '88' lets it all loose with classic breaks twisted on its head and with its core intestines spilling out. Unexpected turns in this effect-heavy club composition recalls the phrase that "you've gotta know the rules to break the rules" and CPE is undoubtedly a master of that. '99' takes it further down South London style for the heads, while ambient closer '111' visualises the previously underscored oscilloscope in full spectrum.

After appearances on Freakadelle’s ’44’ compilation series as well as on aNight Defined Recordings 12inch alongside Mesak, Even Tuell and Mary Yalex,Nurah presents his debut album, which will also be the last release of theFreakadelle imprint before entering new waters.CTRL aims to point out that the world of perception is strongly guided byfrequencies in music. CTRL combines modified sounds with minimal sonicstructures and creates rhythms that transcend genres. From an artisticpoint of view, CTRL auditorily as well as visually hints at the versatilityof earthly sensations.Nurah explores electronic music in its many facets and places his ever-gro-wing, musical challenges at the forefront of his work.Written & Produced by NurahMastering by Mattias FridellArtwork & Print by Unschuldig VerdorbenThis record has been funded by the City of Salzburg.

New Mike Paradinas album "1977" as µ-Ziq on Balmat

Colin Chiddle’s Art of Dark releases its 13th, by DMC.