THE NOTWIST – HOW THE STORY ENDS

Posted on 2026-02-09

With, News from Planet Zombie, The Notwist return to view after years of exploration and experiment with an album rich in both melancholy and positivity, sketched across a suite of thrilling, fiercely committed pop songs. It’s an album reflecting a chaotic world, but responding with warmth and generosity, to achieve creative and spiritual consolidation. Recorded in their home base of Munich, it reconnects with the security of the local to explore the troubles of the global: a guiding impulse writ large across this album’s eleven songs. It’s also the first studio album since 1995’s, 12, that the entire band recorded together in the studio in its expanded live formation.

How the Story Ends, is from the album News from Planet Zombie, which is released on March 13th, 2026.

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ADULT. – NO ONE IS COMING

Posted on 2026-02-09

The duo’s music has never sounded as visceral, urgent, and downright angry as it does on the culminating, uncompromising Kissing Luck Goodbye, their scorched-earth 10th LP and fourth with Dais Records. Built with upgraded gear and a whole new library of sounds, the material is crushingly dynamic, louder yet clearer, with Kuperus’ commanding delivery given greater prominence in the mix, outlining an arsenal of vivid, caustic calls, chants, and musings. Laughter, whether in the lyrics or as a possessed presence, serves as a leitmotif that speaks to the menacing absurdity of modern times.

No One is Coming, is from the album Kissing Luck Goodbye, which is released on March 27th, 2026.

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FUTURE SOUND OF HARDCORE – EUPHORIA

Posted on 2026-02-09

Deep Jungle welcome Future Sound Of Hardcore (aka Pete Parsons & Justin Cohen) to the label. This EP consists of tracks from two classic singles originally released on Dee Jay Recordings. They also added alternative mixes of “Angels In Rhythm” and “Angels In Dub”.

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AMOTIK – RAAT EP

Posted on 2026-02-02

After collaborating with Answer Code Request on Delsin early 2024, Amotik now strengthens the relationship with a first solo EP for the Amsterdam based label. Delsin is known for working the sweet spot in between emotive electronica and dancefloor functionality, and it feels like the perfect place for Amotik’s new EP ‘Raat’. The Berlin based producer has been pushing his highly effective techno tools via his own imprints for over a decade and doesn’t make an appearance on external labels often. So for this special occasion he adds new layers of deepness and emotion to his palette. An effortless combo of punchy techno grooves and soothing pads together form a well rounded pack of dancefloor euphoria. The remarkable bleeps and playful rhythms of Amotik’s highly effective techno are deftly transformed into four pieces of excellent eyes-closed techno felicity.

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LONE – LIFE SPARK

Posted on 2026-02-02

Enter the kaleidoscopic world of Lone, who returns to Greco-Roman for his first album in five years, ‘Hyperphantasia’.
On Hyperphantasia, Lone deepens his relationship with vocals. Having previously relied on vocal samples or more abstract live vocal treatments, this latest album marks a shift toward richer, more pop-leaning sensibilities. Cutler makes a clear lyrical statement, enlisting a diverse and carefully chosen cast of collaborators: London-based artists and fellow Greco-Roman affiliates Ell Murphy and Lou Hayter, Barcelona’s breakthrough singer Bikôkô, cult Nottingham rapper Juga-Naut, and Hong Kong-born, London-based musician Merry Lamb Lamb. Together, they contribute to what stands as a career-defining project.

Hyperphantasia is released March 27th, 2026

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BRENDON MOELLER – MOTION

Posted on 2026-02-02

Towering dub techno titan Brendon Moeller takes care of the 10th EP from Fossils Records and does so with a typically excellent six-track. The New York-based South African has long since mastered the art of space and restraint in his music and that’s laid bare again here. ‘Motion’ has sinewy electronics and warped bass making for a fuller cut than you might expect from him. ‘Disko Inferno’ is a jumble of percussion and fizzy synth warmth and ‘Habitual Ritual’ then sinks into deep, dusty and ritualistic rhythms. ‘Apparatus’ is Moller’s refined take on deep jungle and there are dancehall mutations on ‘Samurai Steps’ and serene deep space trips on ‘Meltdown’, making this one of his most varied EPs.

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