Jupiter Jax
Lower Your Entropy

The Detroit Dude EP by Ryan Sadorus

If-Only · Premiere: Pop Negatif Wastad – Pop Negatif Wastad [Musique Plastique]

DJ MELL G returns to Juicy Gang Records with the third EP on her evolving imprint. Laced with the label's trademark tongue-in-cheek aesthetic, JUICY CLASS displays her ability to collaborate with artists from any given soundscape, and this time, New Zealander DJ Fuckoff comes through on vocals and co-production duties. Together, the pair create unfiltered fun that belongs on the sweatiest of dancefloors.

Ashee’s music fires on all cylinders. Not preoccupied with subtlety, the music punches you on the nose and won’t be ringing you the next day to apologise. A punk ethos pulls together sinister 90s techno energy, rave goosebumps euphoria, and face-twisting garage basslines from the subwoofer of a modified Vauxhall Corsa skidding past a kebab shop.

Reunion time again. Running Back regular Redshape returns with Release Me. Four tracks and four deeper shades of Techno (or House?). It’s not a secret that the music of the man with the red mask is heavily influenced, inspired and informed by the blueprints and the symbolic language from the twin cities Detroit and Chicago.

SONIC002, consists of four tracks that confirm and continue the concept of the label. In the first three tracks the search for "club" sounds focuses on innovative and futuristic sounds. The fourth track, "Timeless", changes the rules with an experimental 100 bpm imprint; it represents a timeless journey where sounds seem to create "parallel dimensions". Vinyl Only.