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Dreams Of Dawn

Headek Records returns with its second release, HDK-2: The Eyes of Goa – Syncrosonix EP.This time, we dive deep into the hypnotic realms of Goa Trance with a truly special EP. Syncrosonix and Goagoa unfold across two tracks, each presented in two versions, making a total of four sonic explorations. Expect a perfect fusion between the raw essence of classic Goa Trance and the futuristic pulse of bleep-infused techno. Pulsating trance basslines intertwine with resonant synths, acid sequences, and shimmering bleeps, creating a mesmerizing vortex of energy. Let yourself be drawn into the infernal spiral of trance and lose all sense of time.

Those who possess BARBATUS001 have already read the first chapter of Captain Barbatus D. Wreckords’ journey. The odyssey continues with the second episode, as the pirate voyages across The New World.In the sophomore album of the Barbatus tales, the story delves into the mystery of the “Void Century”. The epic is musically deciphered by two young, yet seasoned Napolitan sailors Luigi and Andrea, better known as Two Opposites.The duo delivers an episode of Barbatus' interpretation through the lens of Italian romanticism. You will hear trance-infused electro, you will hear sirens calling, you will hear the secret government’s conversations.

Diskclaimer* is a new Barcelona-based project aiming to showcase honest and timeless music while drifting away from the tyranny of trends.The label kicks off its catalog with the reissue of a rare gem produced back in 2006 by local trio Trestristestigueres ( Christian Ruiz, Jordi Carreras & Carlos Fraile) recognizing the city’s bast underground heritage. The No Windows No TV E.P oscillates between deep yet cheerful progressive tech-house and bright melodic electro from de 2000’s with euphoric vocoder. ready to fit in your record bag for those special club sessions.Conceived in 2006, relevant in 2025. Limited 300 copies press and 2025 remastered.

Orior’s first release introduces Marlon Lopez with a record that boldly explores the boundaries of time and genre. Limited to 300 copies, this debut EP is as uncompromising as it is unique.Crafted in near isolation amidst the forest, Marlon’s work is untouched by the usual club influences, offering a refreshing, introspective take on new wave and 80s-inspired EBM. Featuring live bass, 70’s synths, and guitars, the tracks exude an uplifting energy— capturing the raw spirit of punk while steering clear of darkness.

Meet The Mechanic: Tom Ries, formerly one of Offenbach’s groove technicians, now based in Berlin, delivers three stripped house tunes designed for full dancefloor function. Known for his role in the Pager Records orbit and his dry, deadpan charm (in both music and manners), each piece here hums with twitchy funk, stripped-down functionality, and just enough mischief under the hood. We first hit him up as fans. A year later, The Mechanic is ready to roll. Built by hand, tested in clubs, and delivered with a grin.