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Five tracks from Yotam Avni, Tel Aviv-born and long a fixture of that city's nightlife, with a production history running through Ovum, Rebirth, Innervisions and Hotflush. Mostly 140 — "Subject A" the exception at 129 — and "Tribal Techno" does what its title says.

Six tracks from Rethe on ARTS Collective, hypnotic grooves with lo-fi and hi-fi pulled together. "Poltergeist" pushes to 147 in the middle of the A-side and "Drakkar" tops out at 148. The Wrocław producer co-founded the CAŁOŚĆ label and collective.

Five tracks with Yrsen and Gannein credited across all of them, on the label Emmanuel founded in 2013 and runs between Berlin and Rotterdam. Yrsen works through broken and linear rhythms and clinical detail, Gannein through low-end weight and dystopian texture.

Two originals and an Oscar Mulero remix of the title track. Translate and Pulso work an experimental, analogue seam — minimalism and collage built from home-made recordings — on the Miami imprint named for the alchemical Great Work and run by Mr. Tron and Feph. 123 to 129 throughout.

The first record on Achievement, the label Wigbert founded for his own work after two decades of hypnotic, deep techno on other people's. An unusual shape for a debut: the A-side goes entirely to other hands, Cirkle, Linear System and Red Rooms each taking a track, with the originals held...

Twelve tracks across two records from Oscar Mulero and Pyramidal Decode, working together over all four sides. The range is wide for a record this focused: 92 at the low end, 140 at the top.

Three tracks, each pulled from a different format: "Solar Cycles" from the Proxima Centauri album, issued on USB; "L8" from the Skin Deep EP; "Above Waiting Worlds" from One Man Spaceship. No commentary on this one.

Two re-plants, one a side, from the Floorplan alias Robert Hood runs with his daughter Lyric. "Never Grow Old" at 133, "Phobia" at 129, on M-Plant — Hood's own label since 1994, dormant after 2002 and relaunched in 2009.