2026 Repress After the memorable performance at Mostra festival, the electronic music group Sonic Wave Collective aka SWC, formed by the producers Absis, Cyklos and Spear, release their first vinyl record for Arketip Discs. SWC introduce a new avant-garde voice to the underground scene, weaving a mesmeric narrative that combines textures of introspective and refined techno with a very personal style.
This debut features six cuts that reveal the trio's diversity of influences and sonic sophistication.
Forest on Stasys is a renowned Argentinian artist who not only runs Aura Sonora, and is Co-Founder of Danza Nativa, but has released music on Claudio PRC's 012, Harmony Rec, and Fur:ther Sessions amongst others.
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- A1: Sandy Gaye - Watch The Dog That Bring The Bone
- A2: Betty Wright - Mr Lucky
- A3: Marva Whitney - Daddy Don't Know About Sugar Bear
- A4: The Trinikas - Remember Me
- A5: Betty & Angel - Honey Coated Loving
- A6: Arelean Brown - I'm A Streaker Baby
- A7: The 20Th Century - Hot Pants (Part 1)
- B1: Promise - I'm Not Ready For Love
- B2: Pearl Dowdell - Good Things
- B3: Fay Cooper - Closer Together
- B4: Lolla Collins - Save The Children (If There Is To Be A Tomorrow)
- B5: Soul Revival - Do What You Gotta Do
- B6: Mae Young - You Got Me Under Your Spell
- B7: The Ba-Roz - Come Back Boy
- B8: Sonics Band - Second Avenue
Black Vinyl[26,85 €]
Two forward-thinking cuts, pressed loud and unapologetic, straight from the Bristol-based producer who knows exactly how to move a system.
“Paisley Breaks” is a break-driven speaker melter — restless drums, nuff low-end pressure, and just enough chaos to keep the dance on edge. Flip it over and “Sunday Monday”switches the mood: laid-back, hazy, and reflective, capturing that slow-burn feeling after a weekend that went a little too far (in the best way).
From the shadowy edges of Limbo into the basscomesaveme universe, this release balances raw energy with late-night introspection — made for sound systems, afterhours, and everything in between.
- 01: Imprevedibile
- 02: Confabulante
- 03: Melissa
- 04: Mais
- 05: Aglio
- 06: Genziana
- 07: Bucaneve
- 08: Papaveri
- 09: Campanule
- 10: Taurus
- 11: Il Diavolo
The Modern Sound Quartet represents one of the most treasured, yet least documented, outfits in the history of Italian library music. An exceptional studio band of session musicians with a formidable groove, they released only a handful of albums under this name in the second half of the 1970s. However, their sound indelibly shaped dozens of "invisible" soundtracks, often without ever receiving an official credit on the back sleeve.
Led by pianist and composer Oscar Rocchi, and featuring Andrea Surdi (drums), Luigi Cappellotto (bass), and Ernesto Verardi (guitar), the quartet embodies the more jazz-funk, cinematic, and irresistibly groovy side of the 1970s Milan scene. They established themselves as a compelling alternative to the already established groups operating primarily out of Rome, such as I Marc 4 or I Gres.
Juggling late-night club jam sessions, tours supporting Italian pop giants like Ornella Vanoni, and creating rhythmically intense library records, the Modern Sound Quartet forged a unique sonic aesthetic: sophisticated, electric, and profoundly metropolitan.
This boxset celebrates their funkiest side—an irresistible combination of incandescent drum breaks, tight grooves, and high-intensity fusion passages—bringing together some of the most sought-after tracks from legendary LPs like Erbe Selvatiche (1977), Floreama (1977), Horoscope (1978), and I Tarocchi (1980). The selection also delves further back to the roots of their sound, including two powerhouse tracks from Pop-Paraphrenia (1973), a project where Oscar Rocchi—backed by a young, lethal Tullio De Piscopo on drums—sowed many seeds that would fully blossom in the subsequent Modern Sound Quartet output.
Created with DJs, beatmakers, and collectors of Italian library music in mind, this boxset deliberately features tracks that were never previously released on 7 inch—an ideal format for maximizing the rhythmic punch of the quartet's sound.
Available in a limited worldwide edition (500 copies), enriched by iconic 70s-style artwork conceived and designed by Eric Adrian Lee.
Beat Machine Records is proud to present the fifteenth chapter of its iconic Swinging Flavors series, starring Ac1d Vicious—a brutalist force in underground jungle and acid rave—backed with a remix from high-speed specialist Samurai Breaks.
“Screamer” is exactly that: a hardware-driven sonic assault that draws from 90s breakbeat chaos and acid techno ferocity. Think distorted amen breaks colliding with tortured 303 riffs, all arranged on glitchy hardware gear with no safety nets. Every snare slices through, every bass stabs deep—it’s raw, unstable, and unapologetically intense.
The B-side flips the script with Samurai Breaks’ signature footwork‐meets-jungle rework. Twitchy, fast-paced and percussively scattered, his remix injects hypermodern energy while preserving the original’s rave DNA. The two tracks together form a high-pressure 7” that captures both the nostalgia of old-school warehouse violence and the momentum of cutting-edge club experiments.
Following artists like DJ Sofa, Ornette Hawkins and naco, to name a few recent ones, Ac1d Vicious marks a new evolution for the Swinging Flavors series—one where tempo and texture are weapons, and the dancefloor is a war zone.
This release continues Beat Machine Records' mission to highlight forward-thinking club music rooted in global underground culture, with a sharp focus on physical formats and hybrid rhythms.
b b1. Screamer Samurai Breaks Remix
Spazio Nero -- Spazio Disponibile's side branch for forceful techno movers -- proudly welcomes fellow Roman artist Cosimo Damiano. Known for his bold takes on dark electronics, sparse acid and fluid new wave interpretations he here drops a versatile pack of fierce, yet playful high energy techno.
- 1: Top 0 List
- 2: Born To Roll
- 3: The Inc Ride
- 4: Conflict (With Guru)
- 5: Slaughterhouse
- 6: Ladder Of Success (With Phonte, Wordsworth & K-Hill)
- 7: Reminds Me (With Edo G)
- 8: Freedom House
- 9: I Refuse
- 10: Wishing
- 1: Fly Wunz
- 2: Out Da Box (With Tony Touch, Large Professor & Pete Rock)
- 3: Uncle Larry
- 4: Ace Radio
- 5: Ain't U Da Masta
- 6: Ya Hardcore
- 7: All Alone (With Torae)
- 8: Juanita Estefan (Feat. Stricklin)
- 9: The B-Side Freestyle
- Velvet Breaks
- A Rip
- Fibers Displaced
- Displacement
- Edges
- Torn
- Unraveling
- Exposed
- Tension
- At The Seams
- Stiff
- A Rupture
- Of Composition
- A Clear Thread
- Entanglement
- Velvet Is Broken
Sonar Kollektiv proudly announces the new album by lo-fi veteran Don Philippe. With its textured production, broken rhythms, and a distinctly analog warmth, Velvet Breaks is a slow-burning, introspective work - a meditation on fragility, erosion, and beauty in decay.




















