Ink + Sin Return with Deeper Shades on ‘Oceans and Lands’ EP

Architecture Recordings continues its legacy of forward-thinking electronic music with the release of ARX117, a two-track journey into immersive, thought-provoking soundscapes.

Architecture Recordings proudly announces the latest offering from foundational duo Ink + Sin: the Oceans and Lands EP. Released under catalog number ARX117, this new project sees the pair refining their signature blend of atmospheric depth and rhythmic precision across two meticulously crafted tracks.

The EP opens with the title track, “Oceans and Lands,” a deep progressive cut that explores the dichotomy between vast, open spaces and intimate sonic details. The track builds with hypnotic tension, pairing rolling, subterranean basslines with ethereal melodies that evoke a sense of exploration and introspection . Following is “Stay with Me,” a more contemplative piece that balances intricate drum work with a haunting, emotive core, showcasing the duo’s ability to create music that resonates on both a physical and emotional level.

Known for their intricate production techniques and shadow-drenched aesthetic, Ink + Sin have once again crafted a release that is as much an auditory experience as it is a club weapon . The Oceans and Lands EP stays true to the Architecture Recordings ethos of pushing boundaries, delivering two tracks designed for both deep listening and peak-time selection .

Ink + Sin Return with Deeper Shades on ‘Oceans and Lands’ EP

Architecture Recordings continues its legacy of forward-thinking electronic music with the release of ARX117, a two-track journey into immersive, thought-provoking soundscapes.

Architecture Recordings proudly announces the latest offering from foundational duo Ink + Sin: the Oceans and Lands EP. Released under catalog number ARX117, this new project sees the pair refining their signature blend of atmospheric depth and rhythmic precision across two meticulously crafted tracks.

The EP opens with the title track, “Oceans and Lands,” a deep progressive cut that explores the dichotomy between vast, open spaces and intimate sonic details. The track builds with hypnotic tension, pairing rolling, subterranean basslines with ethereal melodies that evoke a sense of exploration and introspection . Following is “Stay with Me,” a more contemplative piece that balances intricate drum work with a haunting, emotive core, showcasing the duo’s ability to create music that resonates on both a physical and emotional level.

Known for their intricate production techniques and shadow-drenched aesthetic, Ink + Sin have once again crafted a release that is as much an auditory experience as it is a club weapon . The Oceans and Lands EP stays true to the Architecture Recordings ethos of pushing boundaries, delivering two tracks designed for both deep listening and peak-time selection .

ARX Sketchbook Podcast 01 kicks off the series with a deep dive into the sounds of Architecture Recordings. Volume one host INK; spins unreleased and upcoming tracks while sharing behind-the-scenes info on what's coming next from the label. Get an early listen to fresh Architecture Recordings tracks before they drop. Plus, find out where to grab releases and stay connected through our website and Bandcamp. Subscribe and follow along — this is just the beginning.

PRE ORDER ON ARCHITECTURE RECORDINGS BANDCAMP

**SHYRKA MAKES DEBUT ON ARCHITECTURE RECORDINGS ALONGSIDE LABEL MAINSTAY SIN ON NEW RELEASE ARX119**

SHYRKA & SIN deliver two-track powerhouse: 'Confessor' and 'Merced'**

Architecture Recordings, the venerated UK drum & bass imprint founded by INK, proudly announces the arrival of ARX119, a formidable new release that marks the label debut of SHYRKA. The release sees SHYRKA join forces with SIN, a foundational and long-standing member of the Architecture family and label manager, for a two-track vinyl/digital single featuring the heavyweight cuts 'Confessor' and 'Merced'.

Since its inception in 1997, Architecture Recordings has been a cornerstone of forward-thinking electronic music, providing a home for artists who push the boundaries of drum & bass . With a discography that spans over 100 releases, the label has consistently championed innovation, atmosphere, and rhythmic precision .

SHYRKA’s introduction to the ARX roster signals a bold new chapter, pairing fresh energy with the label's established pedigree. For this release, SHYRKA is joined by SIN, a producer whose influence and tenure with Architecture Recordings are deeply woven into the label's modern identity. SIN, a key member of Architex and a prolific collaborator with INK on projects such as the 'Replacement Killers EP' and 'The Silence Within' album, embodies the label's ethos of relentless progression .

The A-side, 'Confessor', and the flip, 'Merced', offer a glimpse into the potent synergy between the artists, delivering the kind of uncompromising, sonically rich drum & bass that Architecture Recordings is known for. The release is the latest in a series of strong statements from the label, following recent projects like the 'Skunkworks' collective and milestones such as the ARX100 'Metanoia' LP from Architex .

'Confessor' / 'Merced' (ARX119) is a testament to Architecture Recordings' ongoing mission to bridge the gap between the underground's foundational sounds and its future. It underscores the label's commitment to fostering new talent while celebrating the veterans who have shaped its enduring legacy.

PRE ORDER ON ARCHITECTURE RECORDINGS BANDCAMP

**SHYRKA MAKES DEBUT ON ARCHITECTURE RECORDINGS ALONGSIDE LABEL MAINSTAY SIN ON NEW RELEASE ARX119**

SHYRKA & SIN deliver two-track powerhouse: 'Confessor' and 'Merced'**

Architecture Recordings, the venerated UK drum & bass imprint founded by INK, proudly announces the arrival of ARX119, a formidable new release that marks the label debut of SHYRKA. The release sees SHYRKA join forces with SIN, a foundational and long-standing member of the Architecture family and label manager, for a two-track vinyl/digital single featuring the heavyweight cuts 'Confessor' and 'Merced'.

Since its inception in 1997, Architecture Recordings has been a cornerstone of forward-thinking electronic music, providing a home for artists who push the boundaries of drum & bass . With a discography that spans over 100 releases, the label has consistently championed innovation, atmosphere, and rhythmic precision .

SHYRKA’s introduction to the ARX roster signals a bold new chapter, pairing fresh energy with the label's established pedigree. For this release, SHYRKA is joined by SIN, a producer whose influence and tenure with Architecture Recordings are deeply woven into the label's modern identity. SIN, a key member of Architex and a prolific collaborator with INK on projects such as the 'Replacement Killers EP' and 'The Silence Within' album, embodies the label's ethos of relentless progression .

The A-side, 'Confessor', and the flip, 'Merced', offer a glimpse into the potent synergy between the artists, delivering the kind of uncompromising, sonically rich drum & bass that Architecture Recordings is known for. The release is the latest in a series of strong statements from the label, following recent projects like the 'Skunkworks' collective and milestones such as the ARX100 'Metanoia' LP from Architex .

'Confessor' / 'Merced' (ARX119) is a testament to Architecture Recordings' ongoing mission to bridge the gap between the underground's foundational sounds and its future. It underscores the label's commitment to fostering new talent while celebrating the veterans who have shaped its enduring legacy.

Following the momentum of his debut, Mella Man returns to Architecture Recordings for his highly anticipated sophomore EP, Stepping Stones (ARX116). This five-track journey serves as a powerful statement of intent, showcasing the producer's evolution while cementing his signature style within the label's esteemed discography.

From the onset, Stepping Stones establishes a narrative of progression. The opener, 'Terminate,' sets a relentless pace, clearing the floor for a listening experience that is both aggressive and meticulously constructed. This energy seamlessly transitions into 'Clone Room Shinobi Remix,' a track that delves into futuristic soundscapes, demonstrating Shinobi's ability to blend heavy bass weight with intricate, atmospheric design.

The EP hits a collaborative peak with 'Badlands feat. Sin,' where the synergy between producer and producer creates a desolate, high-stakes anthem primed for main-stage destruction. The project then takes a distinct turn with 'Blue Moon,' offering a deeper, more melodic exploration that proves the artist's range extends far beyond pure dancefloor functionality. Closing the package is 'Drum Stick Flix,' a track that lives up to its title with a rhythmic focus that will satisfy even the most discerning listeners craving intricate percussion and swing.

Following the momentum of his debut, Mella Man returns to Architecture Recordings for his highly anticipated sophomore EP, Stepping Stones (ARX116). This five-track journey serves as a powerful statement of intent, showcasing the producer's evolution while cementing his signature style within the label's esteemed discography.

From the onset, Stepping Stones establishes a narrative of progression. The opener, 'Terminate,' sets a relentless pace, clearing the floor for a listening experience that is both aggressive and meticulously constructed. This energy seamlessly transitions into 'Clone Room Shinobi Remix,' a track that delves into futuristic soundscapes, demonstrating Shinobi's ability to blend heavy bass weight with intricate, atmospheric design.

The EP hits a collaborative peak with 'Badlands feat. Sin,' where the synergy between producer and producer creates a desolate, high-stakes anthem primed for main-stage destruction. The project then takes a distinct turn with 'Blue Moon,' offering a deeper, more melodic exploration that proves the artist's range extends far beyond pure dancefloor functionality. Closing the package is 'Drum Stick Flix,' a track that lives up to its title with a rhythmic focus that will satisfy even the most discerning listeners craving intricate percussion and swing.

Following the momentum of his debut, Mella Man returns to Architecture Recordings for his highly anticipated sophomore EP, Stepping Stones (ARX116). This five-track journey serves as a powerful statement of intent, showcasing the producer's evolution while cementing his signature style within the label's esteemed discography.

From the onset, Stepping Stones establishes a narrative of progression. The opener, 'Terminate,' sets a relentless pace, clearing the floor for a listening experience that is both aggressive and meticulously constructed. This energy seamlessly transitions into 'Clone Room Shinobi Remix,' a track that delves into futuristic soundscapes, demonstrating Shinobi's ability to blend heavy bass weight with intricate, atmospheric design.

The EP hits a collaborative peak with 'Badlands feat. Sin,' where the synergy between producer and producer creates a desolate, high-stakes anthem primed for main-stage destruction. The project then takes a distinct turn with 'Blue Moon,' offering a deeper, more melodic exploration that proves the artist's range extends far beyond pure dancefloor functionality. Closing the package is 'Drum Stick Flix,' a track that lives up to its title with a rhythmic focus that will satisfy even the most discerning listeners craving intricate percussion and swing.

Following the momentum of his debut, Mella Man returns to Architecture Recordings for his highly anticipated sophomore EP, Stepping Stones (ARX116). This five-track journey serves as a powerful statement of intent, showcasing the producer's evolution while cementing his signature style within the label's esteemed discography.

From the onset, Stepping Stones establishes a narrative of progression. The opener, 'Terminate,' sets a relentless pace, clearing the floor for a listening experience that is both aggressive and meticulously constructed. This energy seamlessly transitions into 'Clone Room Shinobi Remix,' a track that delves into futuristic soundscapes, demonstrating Shinobi's ability to blend heavy bass weight with intricate, atmospheric design.

The EP hits a collaborative peak with 'Badlands feat. Sin,' where the synergy between producer and producer creates a desolate, high-stakes anthem primed for main-stage destruction. The project then takes a distinct turn with 'Blue Moon,' offering a deeper, more melodic exploration that proves the artist's range extends far beyond pure dancefloor functionality. Closing the package is 'Drum Stick Flix,' a track that lives up to its title with a rhythmic focus that will satisfy even the most discerning listeners craving intricate percussion and swing.

Following the momentum of his debut, Mella Man returns to Architecture Recordings for his highly anticipated sophomore EP, Stepping Stones (ARX116). This five-track journey serves as a powerful statement of intent, showcasing the producer's evolution while cementing his signature style within the label's esteemed discography.

From the onset, Stepping Stones establishes a narrative of progression. The opener, 'Terminate,' sets a relentless pace, clearing the floor for a listening experience that is both aggressive and meticulously constructed. This energy seamlessly transitions into 'Clone Room Shinobi Remix,' a track that delves into futuristic soundscapes, demonstrating Shinobi's ability to blend heavy bass weight with intricate, atmospheric design.

The EP hits a collaborative peak with 'Badlands feat. Sin,' where the synergy between producer and producer creates a desolate, high-stakes anthem primed for main-stage destruction. The project then takes a distinct turn with 'Blue Moon,' offering a deeper, more melodic exploration that proves the artist's range extends far beyond pure dancefloor functionality. Closing the package is 'Drum Stick Flix,' a track that lives up to its title with a rhythmic focus that will satisfy even the most discerning listeners craving intricate percussion and swing.