2023 repress of three highly sought-after tracks from Schatrax labelboss Josh Brent himself — originally released on the 1998 Schatrax album. Pressed on limited edition heavyweight coloured 180g vinyl. Three floor-ready cuts that still sound fresh after 25 years.
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RQZ makes his return to Purple Print with three new originals. Smooth deep minimal house from the Romanian producer, vinyl only.
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2026 repress of Satoshi Tomiie's Tri Dub on French label PHONOGRAMME, pressed on crystal blue vinyl. Three tracks of techno and dub techno — powerful rhythms, striking basslines and mesmerising sonic textures from one of electronic music's most enduring names.
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Debut vinyl release from Phonoda Records, a Hungarian label stepping out of the digital world for the first time. Four artists — Schime, Viktor Mato, Grema and Niac — each contributing a track of minimal and dub-influenced house and techno. Vinyl only.
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Third release from NOREPRESS Recordings — a sub-label of MixCult Records — and true to the name: vinyl only, no repress, limited. Keny G opens with tech house carrying late-2000s flavour. Gonzalo Villarreal's Ian Oskadev remix and Genning's Porthole's View submerge into dub techno territory with deep basses and ghostly...
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Roger Gerressen — born in Arnhem, rooted in early 90s hip-hop in Nijmegen — teams up with vocalist Joiah on Halo Varga's Muted Noise label. The Come Down opens with melancholic chords and nagging vocal coos made during the pandemic's first months, a translation of frustration and reclaimed freedom into...
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Vienna's Leap Records celebrates its 10th release with an international VA 12". Mantsche opens with dub techno built from reggae roots, joined vocally by Ras Tawny. San Francisco's Federsen brings the Maurizio flavour back to the present on analogue hardware. Anton Kubikov — a scene veteran since 1994 with releases...
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SND & RTN — the dub-techno alias of Rotterdam producer Frenk Dublin — on Glenn Wilson's Planet Rhythm with the 'Stardust EP'. Six analog dub-techno cuts around 125–126 BPM, from 'Stampersgat' to 'Rhydonium'. Spare, hypnotic, machine-precise.
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