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A concept mini-album from Christian Hornbostel, its tracks unnamed and numbered in Roman numerals like the months of a year. Alongside his usual techno he pushes into progressive territory here, with shifting tempos and instrumental touches that edge toward jazz and fusion. An album-minded statement rather than a club tool.

The seventh release on Ibiza store-and-label MTM, handed to Romanian producer Suolo. 'Average Value' and 'Ruthless' work the deep, minimal-house seam — warm, unhurried, low-end forward — with Herck turning in a remix. Limited 180g pressing.

Techu's first solo vinyl, and a strong one — three originals of powerful basslines, minimal drums and hypnotic, evolving synths. The B-side hands 'Point It Out' to Bournemouth producer Pauli for a dreamy, dub-tinged reinterpretation. Third in Lok's limited series.

Three cuts of deep, minimal house from Mexico's Irv.in, with a remix from Vern. 'Intro Spatial' sets a spacious, hypnotic tone and 'Lost Dimensions' keeps the groove patient and stripped — the EP that opened the Legacy label.

Ki.Mi. returns to his Saint Petersburg label with three originals and a remix from Mihai Popoviciu. The minimal house here is detailed and low-slung — 'Repeater' and 'Soika' built from a handful of mutating elements, Popoviciu's rework adding his trademark rolling swing. Mastered and illustrated in-house.

Three tracks of dub techno built from field recordings and modular hardware. 'Sandstones' layers tape recorded in the Saxon Switzerland mountains under a melancholic organ and a shuffling groove; 'Volca Dub' runs a heavily modulated Korg bassline through swirling delays; 'Everlasting' is a single live modular take, all rolling sub-bass...

Curtea Veche's limited series brings in H-Foundation — Hipp-E and Halo Varga, who shaped the West Coast house sound through the early 2000s. 'Believe' and 'Journey' are deep and dubbed-out, built for the long mix, with Arno x DJ Dope turning in a rhythm dub and Dana Ruh reworking 'Journey'...

Debut release from TAMIZDAT — a sub-label of MixCult Records named after the Soviet-era underground practice of publishing banned works abroad. The name is a statement of intent: music as a gift to the world with no boundaries. Defaultman and Sapurra deliver four tracks of dub techno, minimal and tech...