GRAFITI TAPES #3 features Kropp aka Your Planet is Next, a Stockholm native and long time member of the IB crew. Aside from an unhealthy interest in Graffiti, Kropp also produces charming and raw Acid tracks under the moniker Your Planet is Next. His contribution to the tape series features solo work and work alongside Växer as Osynlig Fetma. Five tracks of uncompromising and experimental hardware jams are yours for the devouring.

GRAFITI TAPES #3 features Kropp aka Your Planet is Next, a Stockholm native and long time member of the IB crew. Aside from an unhealthy interest in Graffiti, Kropp also produces charming and raw Acid tracks under the moniker Your Planet is Next. His contribution to the tape series features solo work and work alongside Växer as Osynlig Fetma. Five tracks of uncompromising and experimental hardware jams are yours for the devouring.

GRAFITI TAPES #3 features Kropp aka Your Planet is Next, a Stockholm native and long time member of the IB crew. Aside from an unhealthy interest in Graffiti, Kropp also produces charming and raw Acid tracks under the moniker Your Planet is Next. His contribution to the tape series features solo work and work alongside Växer as Osynlig Fetma. Five tracks of uncompromising and experimental hardware jams are yours for the devouring.

GRAFITI TAPES #3 features Kropp aka Your Planet is Next, a Stockholm native and long time member of the IB crew. Aside from an unhealthy interest in Graffiti, Kropp also produces charming and raw Acid tracks under the moniker Your Planet is Next. His contribution to the tape series features solo work and work alongside Växer as Osynlig Fetma. Five tracks of uncompromising and experimental hardware jams are yours for the devouring.

GRAFITI TAPES #3 features Kropp aka Your Planet is Next, a Stockholm native and long time member of the IB crew. Aside from an unhealthy interest in Graffiti, Kropp also produces charming and raw Acid tracks under the moniker Your Planet is Next. His contribution to the tape series features solo work and work alongside Växer as Osynlig Fetma. Five tracks of uncompromising and experimental hardware jams are yours for the devouring.

GRAFITI TAPES #3 features Kropp aka Your Planet is Next, a Stockholm native and long time member of the IB crew. Aside from an unhealthy interest in Graffiti, Kropp also produces charming and raw Acid tracks under the moniker Your Planet is Next. His contribution to the tape series features solo work and work alongside Växer as Osynlig Fetma. Five tracks of uncompromising and experimental hardware jams are yours for the devouring.

An excerpt of Klasse Wrecks label bosses going one track each back to back in Detroit's Marble Bar during the freezing temps of late January 2026.

For the first outing of 2026, Klasse Wrecks harks back 10 years or so to a Luca Lozano classic that was originally released on U.K. based Hypercolour Records. 'Calling All Dancers' was a defining moment in the producers discography and proved an evergreen hit even a decade later, to celebrate the milestone Lozano has revisited the original and turned in 4 brand new remixed versions. Ranging from tribalistic rhythms, classic electro stomp and sleaze-ball electronica the remixes provide an updated imagining of the original for audiences both new and old. Grab a copy now and don't forget to put on those dancing shoes...

For the first outing of 2026, Klasse Wrecks harks back 10 years or so to a Luca Lozano classic that was originally released on U.K. based Hypercolour Records. 'Calling All Dancers' was a defining moment in the producers discography and proved an evergreen hit even a decade later, to celebrate the milestone Lozano has revisited the original and turned in 4 brand new remixed versions. Ranging from tribalistic rhythms, classic electro stomp and sleaze-ball electronica the remixes provide an updated imagining of the original for audiences both new and old. Grab a copy now and don't forget to put on those dancing shoes...

For the first outing of 2026, Klasse Wrecks harks back 10 years or so to a Luca Lozano classic that was originally released on U.K. based Hypercolour Records. 'Calling All Dancers' was a defining moment in the producers discography and proved an evergreen hit even a decade later, to celebrate the milestone Lozano has revisited the original and turned in 4 brand new remixed versions. Ranging from tribalistic rhythms, classic electro stomp and sleaze-ball electronica the remixes provide an updated imagining of the original for audiences both new and old. Grab a copy now and don't forget to put on those dancing shoes...