Perhaps you remember the French music producer Coni’s record for The Trilogy Tapes.
For the inaugural release of his own label, he presents the debut of a new alias.
‘Inspired by dramatic modern landscapes, and suffused by haunting memories, the record is an attempt to seek beauty in the midst of a chaotic and saturated present. Running over with intense rhythms, flicking hi-hats, fierce voices, melancholic pads and abject distortion, Transperce whips up a kind of industrial catharsis.’

With Ekoplekz and Andres mixes.

Bracing portions of the screaming abdabs dressed as naked, hooligan machine-funk — fizzing, stomping, juddering and going mental in the furnace of high noon like whizzed-up children of the hydra’s teeth.

Ace, classic UK garage.
With the raw, vital, white-label mix.
Ruff.

With the Loose Lips MC in full flow, and complete with a Spinna house version. On percussion, Miguel Fuentes brings classic Philly vibes courtesy of the MFSB family.

Swingeing, evilous techno assassinators.

Mathew Jonson’s improvisatory group with Danuel and Tyger Dhula.

A new suite, freshly introspective and personal. CC’s cosmic beeps and boops are home to roost, a kind of pointillism come mesmerically alive, studding surreal juxtapositions and industrial miasma across nine tracks.

A deep, atmospheric, careering groover from Gerard Hanson, remixed by ERP into thrilling, futuristic electro. Ace.

Vibesing, jazzy bruk.
Culross… aka K15 from Wild Oats and Floating Points.