Encryption EP feels like stepping into a subterranean vault where sound behaves like weather. The rhythms don’t simply play; they erode, collide, and ricochet off unseen surfaces. Distorted frequencies seep through the cracks like leaking electricity, forming a landscape that’s constantly rearranging itself. There’s no melody to cling to, only pressure, texture, and the sensation of moving through a world built from malfunctioning circuitry.

There’s a tension running through the whole EP, a sense of navigating an environment that’s constantly rearranging itself. Instead of offering comfort or familiarity, it leans into disorientation, inviting you to sit with the unease, to appreciate the beauty in raw sonic matter.

Vegim returns to TMM Records with an album, not just as a producer, but as a cartographer of the unknown, mapping the thin magnetic boundary where human perception meets extraterrestrial intuition. This is Vegim at his most conceptual, yet also his most direct: a sonic hypothesis about first contact, delivered through tightly‑wound techno designed for both the club floor and the cosmic void.

Across the album, Vegim imagines the moment when humans and alien life finally face each other, not with fear, but with resonance. The tracks feel like coded messages, pulses of information transmitted across space, each one suggesting that rhythm is the universal language. Instead of dramatizing the encounter, he frames it as something natural, inevitable, almost peaceful. The music becomes the mediator, the translator, the bridge, while Magnetopause is essential for this meeting because it forms the natural threshold where two worlds finally align, allowing the signals to resonate on the same frequency.

The production is unmistakably his: sharp-edged percussion, gravitational low-end, and a sense of propulsion that feels like machinery waking up after centuries of silence. But there's also a new dimension here, a subtle melodic tension, a widening of space, a sense of awe. It's as if the EP is constantly scanning the horizon for signals, waiting for the reply.

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Bulah returns with Point of View EP on TMM Records, delivering 5 hypnotic techno cuts that stands apart from the usual fast-paced grooves. Instead, this release stretches the energy into a slower, more deliberate flow, built on dynamically filtered stabs that evolve into a powerhouse rhythm.

The arrangement is where Bulah's artistry shines: fundamental elements twist and weave into a constantly shifting route, layered tones unfolding over a throbbing groove. The result is gripping, floor-shaking techno that pulls dancers deeper with every turn.

Point of View is proof of Bulah's unique vision, hypnotic, immersive, and crafted with precision for the underground.

@Vegim steps into the booth with a sharp, uncompromising vision of techno.

Curated with intention, precision, and a relentless drive for the new,

he dives deep into the sound of his imprints, unveiling fresh cuts, unreleased material, and forward‑leaning tracks from standout producers across the globe.

Enter the flow, embrace the pressure, enjoy the trip.

Tracklist:

Vegim - The Future (Intro) [TMM]

Vegim - Wrong pleasures [Unreleased]

Idpa - Renglones

Flashe - C325 [Amazone]

eaien - Tourniquet [No Lineal]

Toni Alvarez - Gravity [Planet Rhythm]

Process - Atomic Views [Alhena]

Ben Reymann - Rundown [ARTS]

Vegim - Unsecured [Unreleased]

Ribé - Ellas [Polegroup]

FVKS - Crevice

Carmelo Ponente - Vega (Oliver Rosemann Remix) [Loopaina]

Lewis Fautzi and The Advent - Cosmic Static [Faut]

Forum - Wooden Man [Emerald]

Orbit Shifter - Something is not right [Alhena]

Neen - Stop Looking At Me [Faut]

eaien - Pulsating [No Lineal]

Qwëzall - First Horizon [Audio Magnitude]

Kwartz - The Golden Hour [PoleGroup]

VSK - Exit [Clergy]

Vegim - No Regrets [Unreleased]

Vegim - Echoes and Coordinates [TTA]

Ribé, Roll Dann - Demencia

Viktor Abai Bralle -Turn [Alhena]

Dejan (SE) & Nemesis (ES) - Sabiduría [illusoriska takter]

Drop-E - Empirical [Semantica Records]

Drucal - Ficticio [Forbidden Sessions]

Steve Bicknell - Easing Into Tomorrow [KR3]

Steve Bicknell - Myths And Inventions [KR3]

Hanubis - Isometrica [Groove Disorder]

Lakej - Missleading Content [Lost Verses]

Nicolas Cetina - NC28 [Triplepoint]

VSK - It Could Be the End [Warmup]

Vegim - Magnetopause [TMM]

Pyramidal Decode - Ostacoli [STRATO]

RZNBAM - Another End [Alhena]

Idpa - Acefalo

Mist Gasp - Finale [Fanzine]

Vegim - Rendered speechless (Outro) [TMM]

Coolorblind's "Gradient of Concentration" is a raw, groovy techno trip made for the underground. Driving percussion and hypnotic rhythms set the pace, while dark atmospheres and twisted soundscapes pull you deeper into the vibe. Each track builds with shifting layers and tribal energy, keeping the intensity locked in from start to finish.

This EP delivers hard kicks, relentless grooves, and a deep, immersive flow, showing Coolorblind's vision of techno at its most powerful state.

Like a transmission from the void, Echoes of Desolation is a four-track descent into the subterranean psyche of techno. S.Ø.K.A.R. crafts each piece as a standalone ritual, yet the EP unfolds like a lucid dream, strangely beautiful. Its techno that thinks and feels, engineered for that sacred 4AM slot when time dissolves and rhythm becomes religion.

Whether you're submerged in the haze of a strobe-lit bunker or spiraling through your own mental circuitry, this release isn't a way out, it's a descent, a blueprint for going further inward.

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Programma 101 is here with 4 relentless techno weapons built to shake the floor. Expect thunderous kicks, hypnotic basslines, and razor‑sharp synths that push the sound forward while honoring the roots. A release crafted for the present and destined for the future.

Date on stores: 20.11.2025

Format: Vinyl + Digital

tracks:

A1. Groovy stuff

A2. Old droid

B1. Since

B2. Vieni qui

Early support by: Kwartz, P.E.A.R.L. , DVS1 and many more.

Welcome to the episode 019 of our Podcast. 

This time, we handed the reins to our label heads for a proper dancefloor takeover. Their mix dives deep into the catalog, featuring signature cuts from our imprints alongside unreleased gems that are just around the corner. 

Tracklist:

1. Vegim - Unlocated Self (Intro) [Unreleased] 

2. Translate - RAD-100 [ Analog Decay ]

3. PWCCA - Obsidian pulse [Newrhythmic Recs] 

4. Skind - Attraction [ Alhena ]

5. Augusto Taito - Arena [ Soma ]

6. Process - 1420 [ Alhena ]

7. Linkan Ray - Lust [ Be As One ]

8. Takt  - The Flaw [ PRTL WRX ]

9. Pulso - First Drawing [Dissident Music]

10. T-Dok - Liquid Landscape [Humanoid Gods]

11. Viels - Primo Respiro [Endo Perception]

12. Vardae - The Tumult of Change [Non Series]

13. VSK  - The Evil Speech [Warm Up]

14. Lidvall - No Plan B    [Gordo Trax]

15. Oscar Mulero - Lasciate Ogni Speranza [ Phyr ]

16. Jonas Kopp - Yellow Systems #6 [Derailed Records]

17. Vegim - 215 Hours 42 minutes [ Unreleased ]

18. Kessell - Degeneration mode    [ Granulart ]

19. Mesh Convergence - Contemporary Feudalism [Solitär]

20. Nemesis - Regreso Al Pasado    [Solitär]

21. ØLMØ - Famine (Stndrd Remix) [Ucker]

22. D/n  - Resonant Shift [ Spazio Magnetico ]

23. Titta - Voices Unchained (Stenny remix) [Humanoid Gods™]

24. Sxnxrxs - Eternal Crescent [Fissura]

25. RZNBAM - Another End

26. Programma 101 - Old droid [ T M M ]

27. iBOT - Enigma [ West Rules ]

28. Nemesis (ES) - Yinkana 

29. Bendiak - Cheat Codes (Time Mix) [ Trinchera.XV ]

30. Annlor - Absorb Physical [ Alhena ]

31. STNDRD - Lunar Circuit [KRAD]

32. A False Pilgrim - Steel Fang [SIGNAL]

33. Vegim - Magnetopause [ Unreleased ] 

34. Vegim - Echoes and Coordinates [ Unreleased ] 

35. FEISFOIS - Intro Plutonis

Sinister Wave's "Affliction" is a four-track EP that plunges deep into the shadowy corridors of techno. Each piece stands as a distinct sonic statement, yet together they form a tightly woven narrative—equal parts cerebral and visceral.

Failed Rebellion opens and veers into more experimental terrain. Fractured melodies collide in a controlled storm of sound design. The track’s off-kilter structure and daring textures showcase Sinister Wave's fearless approach to pushing genre boundaries.

Emptiness follows with a raw, unrelenting energy. Anchored by a throbbing bassline and razor-sharp percussion, it channels industrial grit and peak-time intensity. This is techno at its most primal—designed to ignite dance floors and command attention.

Affliction, is a journey with a brooding, cinematic atmosphere. A steady pulse drives forward beneath layers of ghostly pads and echoing synth stabs, conjuring a vast, immersive space. It’s a hypnotic overture that sets the tone with precision and depth.

Closing the release is The One Who Is Many, a deep, dub-infused meditation. Rolling low-end grooves and spectral pads evolve in slow motion, creating a sense of introspection and emotional release. It’s a haunting finale that lingers long after the last beat fades.

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Produced by Sinister Wave

Mastering by Vegim

Artwork by Yanna

W&P by: Skind

Release: Motion EP

Cat nr: TMMLTD069

Date on stores: 18.08.2025

Vinyl date: 01.10. 2025

Mastering by Vegim

Artwork by Yanna

Genre: #electronic

Style: #techno

Format: Vinyl and digital.

The latest release from the enigmatic artist Skind, titled "Motion," establishes its uncompromising techno signature. Gigantic grooves, so weighty they feel as though they could shift tectonic plates, lay the foundation. These are not your standard four-on-the-floor beats. Instead, Skind weaves complex, interlocking patterns that click and whir with the beautiful precision of a master watchmaker. The bass, a monstrous and ever-present force, acts as the gravitational center, pulling the listener deeper into the album's hypnotic pulse.

The entire release is a testament to the power of mathematical calculation in music. Each percussive hit, every synth stab, feels deliberately placed, a cog in a vast and intricate machine.

Tracks:

A1 Inertia

A2. Attraction

B1. Rotation

B2. Tension

5. Impulse