Ride the riddim deep: Cathode Ray Tube's Inferyes is 4 surgically precise tracks — frenetic 303 bass, intergalactic busy signals and biblical-strength drums coupling dub, dancehall and industrial dancescapes. Progressive Anarchists' Iron Golem strips out the lead guitar for a dirty distorted bass and deliberately out-of-tune dub-dubstep collision, while Eric Hausmann's Ahh Dub floats a found voice from decades ago over drums and bass that won't settle. SUPERCHIP's Where My Style Comes From brings Belgium-to-UK rubadub and digital reggae steppas, and i.ronzu's nv / popopo rounds things out with wormhole-pilled slinky electro and glittering dub shrapnel spiralling off a möbius strip mainframe.

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Charismatic Megafauna by Cathode Ray Tube cover art

“Charistmatic Megafauna will take you on a journey through soundscapes, atmospheres and moods!”

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Inferyes by Cathode Ray Tube cover art

“Inferyes is 4 tracks of surgically precise, aurally injected tracks of a perfect album”

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Ahh Dub by Eric Hausmann cover art
32 in stock

“A found voice that never finishes its thought — dub for a body that won't sit still.”

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nv / popopo by i.ronzu cover art
26 in stock

“Groove specialist i.ronzu returns to Turbo Club AV with a functinal two-tracker!”

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