New Arrivals

Diki, the Belgian label that first released Age Of Love’s track in 1990, gathers its three best-known remixes onto one green translucent 12". Jam & Spoon’s 1992 ‘Watch Out For Stella’ mix, remastered here, is one of the earliest pure trance records. Charlotte de Witte & Enrico Sangiuliano’s 2021 remix...

Underground Resistance brings back Galaxy 2 Galaxy, the 1993 hi-tech jazz record Mike Banks made under that name, as a single 12-inch. Both takes of 'Hi-Tech Jazz', The Science and The Elements, fill the A-side, putting jazz melody on top of Detroit techno machinery. The flip carries 'Astral Apache' and...

French producer Arkan returns to Len Faki’s Figure with four tracks of cerebral, textured techno. The title track locks into a tightly wound groove under restless synths, and ‘Revival’ opens up with slowly swelling chords over a rolling foundation. On the flip, ‘Sawlim’ works as a dense, spiralling heads-down tool,...

For the 19th WSNWG record, Rødhåd brings Munich's Polygonia into his Berlin studio, where the four MAUVIER parts were recorded across several sessions in 2025, each titled with its session date. The result is hypnotic, finely detailed club techno, with crisp highs, guiro rattles and restless percussion. The third part...

Emotions Electric gathers hard-to-find early-90s Detroit material from John Beltran, including ‘Aquatic’, first issued on Carl Craig’s Retroactive in 1991 and heard here with Craig’s Save The World mix, and ‘Earth & Nightfall’, made with Open House. Two unreleased 90s tracks sit alongside new remixes from Detroit In Effect and...

Len Faki’s Figure marks its 150th release with a triple-vinyl compilation that sets label regulars beside newer names. Faki himself contributes ‘Stardancer’, Jeroen Search and Decoder pair up on the stripped-back ‘Fiber’, and Jancen, Arthur Robert, IGLO, Glaskin, Vinicius Honorio, Obscure Shape, Roman Poncet and Arkan fill out the set....

The fourth release in Gerald Mitchell’s Rawax Motor City Edition series revives his Los Hermanos project, pressed as a limited run of 200 on translucent green vinyl. ‘Keep Hold Tight’ pairs snippets of radio funk with glistening pads, and ‘Hey You’ moves into a jazzier groove over a solid four-on-the-floor....

Tresor returns Blake Baxter's Dream Sequence to vinyl, remastered, as part of a chronological reactivation of the Detroit originator's catalogue on the label. First released in 1992, these cuts show the harder side of his work: jacking drums, ravey stabs, soul breakbeat samples and a Speak & Spell voice. 'The...

'Let No Man Put Asunder', from First Choice's 1977 album Delusions, reached number 13 on Billboard's dance chart when Salsoul issued it as a single in 1983. This limited Salsoul 12" puts the original on side A and Ron Hardy's edit on side B. Hardy, the Chicago Music Box DJ...

Arkan returns to Len Faki’s Figure for the second part of ‘Lightworker’, four tracks of deep, hypnotic techno. ‘Brocken Clock’ sways like a pendulum over an abrasive groove, and ‘Pulsing’ leans into jagged, cavernous mental techno. The B-side turns to dense, emotive synths on ‘Plaintive’ and the slow-building ‘Dark Clouds’.

The fifth release on Fuse Imprint, the label of Brussels club Fuse, comes from its Brussels-based resident Altinbas: four tracks of meditative, harmonious techno built on rich chords, whipping pads and dry percussion. ‘Trail Of’ opens with flourishing synthwork and dub touches, ‘Life Force’ leans towards Detroit, and the title...

John Beltran, the Lansing-born Detroit producer whose melodic, jazz-tinged techno ran through Peacefrog, R&S and Ubiquity, lands on Florence's Roots Underground with four new tracks and a return to classic techno form. The title track builds on rolling arpeggios and sharp hi-hats over a heavy Detroit groove, 'City Sunset' is...

Len Faki’s first album under his own name, spread across an eight-record box on his Figure label, with each copy signed. One half stays with the techno he came up on, from the neon bleep of ‘Tor 8’ to the booming ‘Astra’. The other loosens into house, ambient and broken...

A remastered reissue of Kerri Chandler's 'The Mood EP', first released on New York's Nervous Records in 1998. Four long, deep cuts from the New Jersey producer: 'Just Livin'' with wigged-out synth lines over dense, clattering drums, the softer, smoother 'Dream Scape', the Latin-tinged 'Union City Nights', and 'Rain', all...

Omar-S’s ‘Here’s Your Trance, Now Dance!!’ on his own Detroit label FXHE, produced, mixed and engineered at the FXHE studio in 2009 and issued in 2011. Glistening synth patterns keep rising over crisp machine rhythms, subtle arpeggios and warm bass. The flip carries a remix by Shadow Ray, Omar-S’s partner...

Two long cuts from Omar-S on FXHE, the Detroit label he has run since 2003, first pressed in 2008 and mastered at Trutone in New York. ‘The Further You Look The Less You Will See’ is lo-fi low-end minimalism lit by warm, glowing synths, while ‘Tecky Alexander’ plays with the...