Richer
Castlevania EP

Dance music traditionalist Tom Carruthers joins Craigie Knowes. Tom’s commitment to the ruff n’ ready sound of dance music’s formative years is unshaken on the De-Facto EP, bundled with the same synths, drum machines, samplers and FX used in the by-gone golden era of the UK acid, breaks and hardcore scenes. Soul is found in disorder, not in a world that places false hope in perfectionism.

Featuring four original, previously unreleased future classics, this EP showcases Tom Parris' unmistakable mutant funk style. Digging deep into the most mind-bending and slamming tracks from the unpublished 2000s archives, these timeless gems have been remastered to warp the past into the future. This tetrad EP is set to ignite Tech-House dancefloors worldwide.

Split #3 is the latest installment in the Split Series released by Overthink Records, showcasing a dynamic blend of techno and EBM from talented producers. This record features two sides, each offering distinct yet complementary styles.Corsica producer Charlou takes over the A side with two techno tracks, delivering a unique sound that seamlessly blends retro and modern elements.On the B side, Italian producer Waveratio 618 makes a strong debut with two solid techno/EBM tracks. Waveratio 618's music is marked by its gritty textures, driving beats, and dark / atmospheric tones. The tracks merge the raw intensity of EBM with the precision and complexity of techno, creating a sound that is both intense and hypnotic.

REZ17seventeen is simmering up on its way from our home label Rezpektiva, this time featuring Chris Fielder (Incog-Needle, Razorblayd) in his Rhythm Workshop guise. Originally recorded for Canadian label Blast Records back in '91 it's an EP full from top-to-bottom with lazy tripped out late nite burners, bruisers & bombinas.

For the last release of 2024, we are welcoming on board Matthias with a 3 tracker EP named “Life Among Nightmares”.The EP opens with “Global Thunder”, a mind-bending techno synth-wave track that slowly crescendos into an epic, nostalgic journey of cinematic, futuristic distress. On the B-side is “Living Nightmare”, a moody fusion of eccentric analog sounds, swinging percussion, and acid techno sequences, followed by “Sunfall”, an ode to eternal night where sinister synths and gloomy pads lurk in the shadows, setting the stage for an enigmatic techno-wave excursion.