Second Storey returns for his second outing on Rotterdam’s electro stronghold Frustrated Funk with Descend to Ascend, an aptly named EP that traces a journey into murky depths before resurfacing.

With his first release since 2023, local hero Gooooose makes a triumphant return on SVBKVLT, once again pushing electronic music forward with Wriggle.

Coming hot off a solid release on Berlin’s D’n’B mainstay Samurai Music, Aerae descends deeper into her own hallucinogenic world on Terrā.

A pulse. A vibration. A hiss. The world being rebuilt through bass and distortion. PLAGUE MUSIC.

A decade later, with the resurgence of its own classic sound, it’s as if Tempa has been resurrected. Rising again in 2025, the label has already firmly reestablished its place at the top of the mountain in early 2026 with the ninth entry in its classic Tempa Allstars compilation series.

Acid supplies the raw materials that enhance the flavor of nearly all electronic genres. Katatonic Silentio’s new extended player, Acid Foundation, follows this recipe masterfully, turning on the burners and cooking up some good old-fashioned IDM.

On his latest release for David Sumner’s Infrastructure New York label, Troy makes a convincing case for tunneling straight to the dance floor, bypassing the freezing temperatures outside entirely.

At it again after another year of exceptional individual output, Kloke and Tim Reaper combine forces once more to close out 2025 with a batch of mind-melters on Samurai Music’s jungle-focused sublabel, Mindgames.

DJ Hell, an originator of the electroclash scene in the early ‘90’s and former resident of legendary clubs Tresor and Berghain, digs his heels into the hyper-localized and entrenched sound of Berlin techno on his new album Neoclash, released through his own International DeeJay Gigolo Records label.