Darkside
Spiral

Slam close out the Archive Edits project with 2 special tracks taken from the recently release, Archive Edits LP. 1001 & Memoriam represent Slam are their deadliest and most dance floor focus yet display their unique production prowess.

Reflecting over new life, Krasch 3 takes inspiration from a future untold. Noah Gibson returns with a different and more reflective atmosphere. Standing at one point at the dawn of a bright tomorrow: new life. Paired with a technologically backlashed futuristic city scape: piles of illuminated displays, desolate buildings that stand tall as a symbol of a former glory.

Purple vinyl.Seemingly out of nowhere comes Scorch, a new name with a fresh take on what some might consider industrial techno. His kicks are relentless, his atmospheres are dark and his approach seems to have some sort of strange, organic feel to it. The EP consists of musical renditions of what would happen if you would visit an old machine factory and install a state of the art artificial intelligence onto the rusty mainframes running the place. Oh... and it would be haunted by a bunch of mythical creatures as well... for absurdism's sake.

Label Boss Emmanuel opens 2020 with a full-length work that represents one more time the evolution of his own sound over the years. "Time is Relative" is a composition that has the ambition to reach many souls with different tastes all at once. All the four tracks are produced and selected in different time zones, after a long craft in the studio/dancefloor and produced to give the maximum result on any floor in the world.

Kicking off a new concept for Palinoia, Eric Cloutier presents a previously unreleased Donato Dozzy track that he first heard in his infamous "DDKH" mix from many moons ago. He regularly harassed Dozzy about this in hopes he had plans for it, but after almost a decade of being questioned he told him to just put it out himself, provided he was doing a track for the B-side.