POLY CHAIN Vinyl & CDs

Review: Poly Chain is back on Warsaw's Dom Trojga with four solid electro cuts on the Dogtooth EP. Hailing from Kiev, she first made a name for herself in Warsaw's underground scene. Since returning to Ukraine, she's released on esteemed labels such as Die Orakel and Standard Deviation and toured internationally. The multi-layered aural experience of 'Kiel' with its rich tapestry of melody, or the hypnotic 303 minimalism of 'Visa' or the breakneck computer funk of 'Acid Regular'.

Review: The Dom Trojga label is a product of the Warsaw scene. It is curated by underground mainstay Eltron and looks to convey some of the energy and sounds you might hear on any given weekend in the city's subterranean basements. This second EP brings together a wealth of new school talents to serve up some fresh takes on techno. There's cosmic synth funk from Poly Chain, sci-fi styled electro deepness from SLG and some harder hitting kicks from Bejenec & Jaxe before label boss Eltron closes things out with an experimental broken beat track to jack to club in the dead of night. Who fancies a trip to Warsaw?

Review: Fresh from Spain with no limitations; Tombolo release their first ever VA collection, rallying up troops from all corners of the global dancefloor and breaking boundaries between acid house, techno, breaks and electro. From the opening free party spirit of the brilliantly titled 'Bog Juice' by Canada's Unknown Mobile right through the final glacial tremors of 'Temporary Protection' from Ukrainian artist Poly Chain, the whole EP hits with an open-armed, timeless energy that transcends the usual genre brackets. Only 150 pressed; get to ready to rumble.