Originally released in 1987 on Express Records, "I'm Your Audio Tech" captures a crucial moment in the evolution of electronic music -- when raw machine funk and futuristic minimalism merged to form the Detroit sound. 

Originally issued in 1996 and now re-pressed for the first time

Mini-epic of sprawling brooding soundscapes and future-facing rhythms, via finely chiseled abstract outbursts and widescreen cinematic depth of field.

Ground-breaking percussive ambient recordings to induce altered states of consciousness through ecstatic dance.

Back By Dope Demand… 

Continuing his refraction of the rave continuum into pointedly dislocated, delicately bruising sound system meditations, a second instalment in his Airdrop series. This time around, he channels the ghosts of foundational tech-step and the quantum leaps of late-90s D&B to provide the inspirational fuel for his skeletal, astral constructions. 

The presence of skipping 2-step structures are a distinct pivot that gives Airdrop III its own unique flavour, while the signature LEA icy pads draw from the kind of stark synths rinsed out of Fruity Loops and Korg Tritons when grime was first finding its feet. 

2xLP produced by Hashman at DubStation.Ten extremely heady and emotionally significant cuts straight from one mind to another, designed to connect.

Iconic Beats from 1999-2005. A serious piece of UK underground heritage from a true pioneer!

Folding together certain elements of minimal, the warm shade of downtempo, and the momentum and horsepower of techno.

Systems of Objects presents a reissue of 90s producer B..L Underwood, whose scarce releases from the era followed a path similar to The Black Dog, Stasis, B12, and Spacetime Continuum. A big tip for fans of the recent Telepathic Fish compilation.

Essential.

First-ever reissue of Drexciya’s Fusion Flats 12” vinyl, including remixes from Detroit’s Octave One, Kaotic Spatial Rhythms and 043 Chaos.

No remixes..” a long pause followed “..unless it’s Autechre”.

Pre-Order. Now available as a double A-side 12" vinyl.

12th Isle founding member Stewart Brown and London-based percussionist Pike present six tracks born out of preparations for live shows at Cafe Oto and The Three Wheel Drive festival, the culmination of collaborating on ‘No Direction’ from the first Material Things album. BIG TIP.

A self-titled LP of arresting downtempo vignettes, with origins dating back to over a decade ago. 

Repress - Six shimmering new tracks on the downtempo spectrum.

Chain Reaction core-œuvre carefully revisited & luxuriously represented.

Legendary French industrial pioneers Vox Populi! arrive on Dark Entries with a reissue of Sucre De Pastèque.

Groundbreaking 1986 album that blends ancient musical traditions with cutting-edge technology, creating a four-part “ecological music” symphony performed by more than 200 musicians. 

Much-anticipated second album, carrying forward the immersive sound design and boundary-pushing vision that has defined their work from the beginning.

Recorded in 1995 in Tokyo and widely regarded as one of the greatest DJ mixes of all time. 

A thirteen piece vinyl box set, featuring seven of Yokota's most lauded albums. 

Mala, returns with "the pidgin rap don" Magugu.

An extended radio performance by the seminal Afro-futurist jazz group, aka “The Sci-Fi Band,” featuring stunning versions of their classic repertoire circa 1979, in a compact, quartet setting. HUGE TIP!

From Aarhus to the deepest ocean trenches in pursuit of that fathoms-below sound.

2025 Repress. 

2025 Repress.

2025 Repress

Killer repress alert from Rhythm & Sound - originally released in 1997 and still sounding as relevant as ever. 

Wonderful dubbed out Electronics

A timeless classic - PART TWO. Coming up on nearly 20 years since the original 12's were released and the very first time this LP has collectively been available on wax.

The Spawn has escaped. Wavejumpers spotted off the coast of Scotland. Can you decode The Sound that lurks in the fog?

One of our favourite Dark Entries reissues !

will have you covered no matter what time of night you're dropping the needle on this thing.