Various Artists
Total Confusion

Fathers & Sons Productions is back in the game! After several years on hiatus, the Spanish label has returned with a freshly baked record entitled "FAS012+1". The catalog number undoubtedly holds significance for some, and the release is being led by none other than Julian Perez himself. So you know it's gonna be extra special! The album comprises three original tracks and a powerful edit of an iconic Spanish group from the late 80s and early 90s linked to Ibiza, taking us back to the original source, back to where it all started.

Gear up, get down & flip shit! IT’S PARTY TIME!!! San Diego, California’s Peak Geeks brings it in the form of real-deal west coast BREAKS, like actual f’n BREAKS!!! - for all the ladies, homies & heads far & wide, from street 2 shore!VINYL ONLY!!! NO REPRESSES!! Snooze = lose & cry the blues. Get the goods at One Eye Witness.. NOW!!!

On this second delivery of Uruguayan Sound, Mephis presents us with two like-minded producers with a love for machines and their sound.On the A side we have Elias Sternin, with his particular nostalgic, mysterious and trance-inducing sound. The EP opens up with Wah Wah y Phaser, evoking the feeling of a spaceship lifting off, into the big Other. Bass rolls into the stratosphere, whilst sharp and poignant synths push us past the space rubble that surrounds our planet. The second Track is a proper mood work, landing us in an uncharted yet familiar alien landscape. You can breathe the mystery in, whilst closing your eyes and embracing the unknown.On the B side we continue travelling through a path of esoteric and questioning vibes. Artesano Titer delivers an ominous mind trip with Science to Music, an utterly mesmerising soundscape to question yourself and your Umwelt. Closing off the EP, we have White Rabbit, a profoundly narcotic trip to the centre of our own perception. Slides, breaks, smooth lines and an acidic bass that spiral down to the core of the self.Detective of Perspective; Need to try and get a bigger eye, Open wide.

Eora (Sydney) based collective Headnoiz, presents the second installment of their developing imprint. Featuring original works from Naarm (Melbourne) residing producers Mick Gristle and Hasvat Informant, whose collaborative efforts synergised to form their “Chiral Centers” EP. The EP's 4 original productions traverse a myriad of genres and themes whilst still maintaining an impressively cohesive atmosphere of ominous euphoria. Chiral Centres also includes two extremely dancefloor friendly remixes. The first of which being an anthemic trance rework of the opening track "Swordbox" courtesy of Norway's "Omformer", followed by a driving psychedelic interpretation of "Last Apparition" from Copenhagen based duo "Atikka".

Milan based label Positive Not Happy collect its first various artists release called “Quadrifonia”, exploring a wide range of styles connected by a common sound aesthetic. The four tracks leads you into a realm of profound and psychedelic grooves with accurate sound design and effective rhythms, music for the body and the mind, from the soul. The selection of artists includes true gems from Dawl, Modex, TC80 and The Lumens, representing today’s underground club scene in its pure beauty.

As the moon gives way to the sun, so does the night to the day.Everything breathes whether it is stone, flesh or fiber.Everything vibrates to the dance of planets and thoughts, creating everything, one big breath.Includes a download code for the whole album.