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̸ February 2024
Witchy, downtempo trance pop.
̸ December 2023
A Ukranian rap album from Donetsk and Kyiv that speaks to complicated notions of identity, love and more. All under crushing drum & bass beats.
̸ April 2023
A dubby, subaquatic journey into the Black Sea.
̸ March 2023
A snapshot of a special place and time in early '00s Bulgaria, where a motley crew of producers were making excellent techno-trance.
̸ October 2022
Melancholy disco edits from Earth Trax that unearth Polish musical history.
A blistering, acid-flecked remix of a sardonic Ukrainian rap song.
̸ September 2022
Poignant breakbeat techno rap from Tbilisi, Georgia.
̸ May 2022
A stunning aural lament that combines centuries of Eastern European traditions.
̸ March 2022
A welcome reissue of an early record from one of Poland's most important producers.
̸ January 2022
Wordless music that highlights the potential for unity in humankind as well as the danger of repeating history.
̸ December 2021
An EP of IDM-ish experiments from a core Slovenian producer.
̸ October 2021
A powerful compilation of evocative and inventive club music raising money for refugees stuck between the borders of European countries who won't let them in.
Polish artist Bajm provides a major highlight on a speed-demon breakcore compilation from Ukraine's Suck Puck Records.
The Estonian composer and producer finds her own sonic language on a remarkable LP.
̸ September 2021
The Moscow artist makes simple, delightful house music.
̸ August 2021
Oddball techno on a key Polish label.
̸ January 2021
Daring electronic music from Russia and its neighbors, handpicked by Nikita Zabelin.
̸ January 2020
Ghostly drum & bass on an exciting Russian label.
Mariia Ustimenko highlights some of the artists making waves across the region.
̸ December 2019
Vocal-laced drum & bass to take you on a psychedelic trip.