1st Down is a Detroit hip-hop group formed by Phat Kat and Jon Doe in the mid-1990s. Signed to Payday Records, the group recorded one album and released a single before the label went defunct, leaving the full project unreleased.
Full Dose welcome DJ Firehouse to the fold with a four-track suite that drifts deep into fogged-out space.
New four-track EP crossing beatless ambient, dub techno and electro
A sonic journey through rhythm and abstraction by the cult Japanese post-rock ensemble goat (jp). Originally composed as the score for Cindy Van Acker’s eponymous dance piece ‘Without References,’ this release expands the group’s radical approach to rhythm and structure into the realm of contemporary performance.
Synthetic dreamworld with an album of deep, euphonic electronics.
2026 Repress. 2015's Lost Sequence remastered by Pole. A true lesson in space and bass.
2026 repress of Mark Flash's essential King of Light EP on UR!
2026 Repress. Reissue of classic sought-after Convextion tracks originally released on Matrix (Detroit).
Deep, deep stuff on the debut album from K Wata. Long and dubwise, dark and detailed. With bass that fills and warms a space.
An anthology of undulating, bass-heavy experiments that surveys techno and its distorted history, printing fractured pulses and cybernetic synths over vanishing snapshots of jazz, funk, trip-hop, broken beat, dub and ambient music.
Killer new album from Thomax Xu (Sound Signature / Musha Publishing)
This 12” Sampler gives a glimpse of forthcoming LP.
Restored for a new era, Classics Vol. 2 celebrates the legacy of Model 500 with pristine sound and renewed force. Pure Detroit heritage. Eternal future music.
Legend demonstrates an important facet of the Chicago sound that is often overlooked with a nod to the infamous "Reactor" sound
Once again Mick delves deep into the shadow realm of slow beat, psychedelic heavily textured, grinding dub techno.
Chain Reaction core-œuvre carefully revisited & luxuriously represented.
2026 reissue. Stripped-back minimal techno style that helped define the sound in the late '90s.
AMAZING new 12" from GLA legends Conal Blake & Murray Collier - Huge tip!
A project meant to explore the space between 3-step, Gqom, the dark sides of Amapiano, and mutations of Pritori rap deeply rooted in Black African rave music from the local scenes of Durban, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Eastern Cape, and their global mutations from Brazil and the Netherlands.
Leo's third album proper, the record follows a run of infamous deployments for Manchester's YOUTH and Tom Boogizm's $hotta Tapes that have already established him as a skilled sound designer who's able to bolt from spiky hardcore to Drexciyan techno without breaking a sweat.
Detroit's Gary Martin linking with youANDMe and our man DJ 3000 on Teknotika.
12 tracks unearthed from cult Scottish figure Jesse Rae’s completely overlooked back catalogue.Deep cuts that span G-funk, hip-hop, house, synth-pop, electro, dub, downtempo, funk/soul featuring appearances from Rae’s heavyweight list of frequent collaborators… Bernie Worrell, Adrian Sherwood and Jimmy Douglass.
Tonegues is best seen through the lens of a beat-tape, with the playful flow and variety that the format provides, bursting with oddball ideas and punctuated with intangible vocal samples. Much like the LP’s beguiling, hand-drawn artwork by Wolfgang Matuschek, it is a glimpse into an inner world, a portal to somewhere uncanny and strange borne through imagination.
Interpreting the consonances between so-called “ambient” music and extreme heavy metal. It's an act of sonic sleight of hand that feels fittingly disorienting. Heavy doesn't need to be deafening.
"The Director's Cut reissue project is about manicuring detail." - Jeff Mills
Ultra classic composed and produced by Mills. Audiophile Reissue series.
A collection of previously released tracks that have been in demand ever since.
Steel Sharpens Steel EP brings together Detroit’s Kyle Hall and London's K15 in a focused collaboration built on rhythm, restraint, and mutual respect.
Continuing his inspired path into fractalised micro-dub-techno, John Howes lands his Paperclip Minimiser project amongst kindred spirits on Blank Mind.
A cult slab of synthpop perfection released by Yukihiro Takahashi and Haruomi Hosono’s legendary Yen Records in 1982.
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