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After two years and four releases, Pintai announce their first LP release, a nine track 2x12” boasting contributions from some of the most prolific producers with that penchant for all things deep. Our focus track, Too Much Traffic, comes via Australian producer Alex Albrecht, combining intricately bubbling synths, dubby chord stabs and sharp hats into a dreamy, slow motion turner of a house track.

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Hot on the heels of his first release on his very own Craft Services, 11:68PM returns with a five track EP that, rather than representing a progression from CS001, demonstrates the tools and influences from which the preceding EP was developed. A little more stripped back and raw, CS002 is a collection of functional sounds for blending on the dancefloor, but with enough attention to detail for them to stand on their own two feet - especially on a soundsystem that boasts a little heft.

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Abul Mogard and Rafael Anton Irisarri’s collaboration captures a live, unfiltered immediacy, recorded during a Berlin residency. In The Eastern Wild unfolds from near silence into layered, immersive depth, blending delicate strings with expanding synths. A grounding low-end drone anchors the piece, as tension builds inward, evoking a suspended, quietly overwhelming sense of scale and awe.

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Field Records present the first-ever vinyl pressing of Monolake's 1999 album Interstate — the final full collaboration between Robert Henke and Gerhard Behles, remastered across a 2x12". To mark the occasion, we're premiering "Tangent II", a nine-minute dub techno centrepiece that sounds as vital today as it did 27 years ago.

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Havsmörker's Nordanväderslyckan, taken from the Ilväder EP on Refraction Records, blends field recordings, analogue synthesis and acoustic instrumentation across dub techno, jazz and Nordic folk. Axel Hjo and Anton Johansson craft a sprawling, immersive piece — acid synths, writhing basslines and brooding clarinet tones evoking a psychedelic Scandi Cobblestone Jazz.

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Joel Shanahan - a DIY veteran and longtime fixture on Not Not Fun and 100% Silk - returns with IV, the long-awaited new LP under his Auscultation alias, arriving six years after its predecessor. Premiering here is closing track "Precarious": a ruminative, unhurried piece built on a droned-out guitar sample, low-slung bassline and buoyant synths — ending the album on a pensive note, with just a sliver of light breaking through.

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Ascension's 8th release introduces London producer Josh Padgett with Masochist in Belgrade, accompanied by an After Hours Mix from label head George NB. The remix trades the original's trippy textures for a moodier, warmer tone — humid pads, skittering hats, and subtle bass stabs building into a satisfying small-hours listen.

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Lord Of The Isles makes his debut on Far Blue - marking the label's third ever physical release. Venus Flux is a four-track EP that moves deftly between beatless psychedelia, old-school dub house and ice-cold dub techno, before closing on the weightless, breakbeat-driven sound that has defined his reputation. Hypnotic, emotionally charged and masterfully produced throughout - essential listening.

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Nathan Fake's Hypercube — a standout from his InFiné album Evaporator — gets the remix treatment from Basile3, Tukan, Fake himself, and Mac Seldom. It's Mac Seldom's version that commands attention, dragging the track from rave-tinged airiness into something altogether grimier: distorted low-end, snapping electro drums and fried analogue textures, with fragments of the original synth-work flickering through like sparking loose wire. A purpose-built weapon for deep-set moments when the floor needs reclaiming.

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Malmö DJ and Kontra-Musik label head Ulf Eriksson sits down with us alongside longtime collaborator Andreas Tilliander — known to most as TM404 — to talk through their first joint release, Ulf Och Andreas - EP 1. It's a record ten years in the making: minimal, raw house and techno that bears the marks of their ongoing creative tension — Eriksson pushing for restraint, Tilliander reaching for layers. The conversation is candid, often funny, and revealing about how both artists work. Eriksson also recorded an IA Mix to accompany the release, moving from PST's warm house through Omar-S and Eletun Selona to the duo's own material.