Various
Too Slow To Disco 4

Limited to 150 copies.Some years ago Neurobit released a 7” on Enfant Terrible with minimal music very much in the style of Terry Riley. Now Neurobit return with a very different sound, much less electronic in orientation. This mini LP “Moira” sounds like some obscure Asian ensemble playing contemporary ambient and drone music. Music also somewhat reminiscent of some of the stuff Philip Glass did and in the distant you hear sounds and moods related to the music of Sarah Davachi and Antii Tolvi but in the end it is just the perfect music to have a mellow and relaxed trip on.

Limited edition of 350 copies.This is a celebration of the body on every level. To free the body is to free the mind and this is the perfect soundtrack for getting you on the way. From hi-nrg influenced synth-pop to new school cold wave and from harsh body beats to trance indulging spacious elektro. You are invited to the party but only if you can say goodbye to prudence.

Limited edition of 200 copies.Former Descent is the free spirited project by the mastermind behind Neurobit and Rioteer. With this project he blends in a very successful way minimalism and lo-fi electronics with tough rhythms. These rhythm based tracks take its cue from old school EBM and new beat. This while the melodic elements give the tracks just the right touches to draw you deeper into them. Harsh and playful and light and dark never went so well together before resulting in pure rave anthems.

White coloured vinyl.

Limited to 200 copies.Kit n C.l.a.w.s. is a project by two experienced musicians in the fields of dance and psychedelic music. Teaming up was probably one of the better ideas they had for a long time as the music this duo serves us is simply amazing. Deep Trance indulging moody house tracks with acid influences, still this acid never becomes industrial as techno can be but stays on the psychedelic side of things. Slow trippy stuff to dance and dream away on. Headmusic for the dancefloor!

Bright Archer, the lovely and striking moniker for pianist/singer-songwriter Johanna Kunin, releases her sophomore record, Hidden Systems. With her luxuriant vocals and stirring piano lines, Portland, Oregon’s (via Minneapolis and Seattle) busiest musician (Loch Lomond, AgesandAges, Velella Velella) proves she somehow still had time on her hands to create yet another dreamy album, full of the hushed, melodic chamber-pop she championed on her first effort Clouds Electric in 2006.