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Theories Of The Ghetto Volume Three: Black Futurism

“Introducing Force Rouge, Force Bleu, and more – a series of 8 vinyl EPs related to Digital albums on bandcamp, that bring the essence of the 90s techno era to life. Each EP is a carefully curated collection of the digital album’s top 4 banger tracks, representing the very best of our musical journey.Following the vinyl EP release, the complete album becomes available in digital format. This unique approach allows us to pay homage to the nostalgic sounds of the 90s while also offering a modern digital experience.Our project draws inspiration from the iconic Power Rangers, with each vinyl EP and digital album featuring a distinct color scheme that captures the spirit of the futuristic world we create.Step into our world where music meets nostalgia, and let the Power Rangers guide you through the sonic landscape of the 90s techno era. Welcome to « Force Rouge, Force Bleu, Jaune, Vert, Rose, Noire, Blanche, Éclair and beyond. »

A new label is born in Barcelona with its first release compiled by 100% latino & coqueto blood.Four tracks with predominant basslines and ready for the club.

New for 2022, the third release on Abstracta Audio is an invitation to be guided by gnuTron to explore and experience the infinitely colorful and complex worlds of "Chromogen"! "Chromogen" is 5 tracks of gnuTron's infectious electro-infused techy acidic funk designed to kaleidoscope listeners into undiscovered tones of bio-logic variation and sonic stimulation.The colorful patterned sounds of "Chromogen" are now generating to move you on 12" vinyl EP from gnuTron on Abstracta Audio (AA-003).

After a couple of solo EPs to start the label, FAC-3 is comprised of four different artists, each with their own unique sound. Although a mix of up-and-coming and established producers, old and new music, there’s a common thread running through the EP.First up, Justin Zerbst’s Waverider is an atmospheric nod to Detroit. Unearthed from a 90’s DAT, it’s built around some heavily modulated chords and 808 percussion which carry the track through to its string-laden climax.Italian mainstay Luca Piermattei’s Venice is distinct end-of-night fare. Haunting pads sit atop a deftly-programmed bass which provides most of the movement over a tight drum groove.While the A side has a undoubted warmth to it, the B dials things back and ups the intensity with two techier cuts. UK producer Skelter’s first release is a spacious acid groove, with the bassline taking centre stage amidst a nervy backdrop of percussive textures and reverb hits.Finally, Melbourne's LOIF rounds things off with the simmering Digiburra; a dense, electro-tinged breakbeat aimed squarely at the dancefloor.