Ducking the hype and doubling down on heavyweight, functional grooves, Dungeon Meat’s Slabs imprint returns with another no-frills slab of dancefloor pressure
review | Job de Jong – Like This | Slabs
review | Various Artists РJuntos, Un Viaje Hacia El Sue̱o Eterno | AirFunk Special
From Colombia to France, friendship becomes frequency and groove becomes glue on "Juntos, Un Viaje Hacia El Sueño Eterno" a four-track vinyl-only gem that blurs borders as easily as it blurs genres.
exclusive | Just_Me – Backspin EP | Interkom
Some records feel like a risk. Others feel like a reset button. Berlin’s Just_Me launches the wax wing of his new label Interkom Records with "Backspin EP".
interview & art:cast °184 | Baldov
Some artists make noise. Others listen first - then carve out their own frequency in the quiet spaces between a kick drum and a sunrise.
exclusive | Rustam – Happy Comby | LowMoneyMusicLove
There are tracks made for the club - and then there are tracks made for that moment in the club.
exclusive | Fabio Santos – Give Me Some Bassline | The Set Records
The bass doesn’t arrive. It erupts - like concrete cracking under pressure, like a pulse finally unleashed after being held too long in the chest.
exclusive | Various Artists – Planet Boom | Hack The Planet
In a future where silence fell like dust across abandoned dancefloors, and memory was too fragile to store in words alone, humanity chose rhythm.
exclusive | Marko Nastic – Sour Pie | Silias Records
There’s something beautifully twisted about the way "Sour Pie" hits - not sweet, not bitter, but a flavor in between, like a late-night thought you can’t quite shake
Kimchi Records invites absolutely on music
Time moves differently at Kimchi Records. Between the shelves of carefully curated wax, where grooves whisper secrets and melodies linger like incense in the air, the walls have long absorbed the weight of unspoken stories.
absolutely on music meets DBH Music Pt. 4
Vinyl, the eternal medium of music, the artifact that carries history in its grooves, the tangible proof that music is meant to be felt—not just heard.
Torture the Artist 