Robbenspierre
Infinite EP

Raving electro/techno bangers from Rotterdam's RAFF. After a first appearance on the Nous'klaer Summer Sampler he is back on the label with a full EP; Reductionist. Flowing from the ambient title track into bass heavy fields with fast paced drum programming and sizzling synths.

For the next One Instrument Session series, we’re pleased to present the Indonesian artist, Fahmi Mursyid. This mini-album, limited to an edition of 200, includes 6 tracks that take the listener on a warm, experimental journey of varying timbres.The artist has always had a personal interest in traditional Indonesian instruments, specifically from Sundanese culture, the second largest Indonesian ethnic group, native to the western part of the Island of Java.Paying homage to this source of inspiration, he has chosen to use Indonesian instruments for almost all of the tracks on the 12’’. Considering the strict guidelines One Instrument gives the artists, Mursyid has succeeded in getting the most out of his chosen instruments.With each of the 6 different acoustic instruments he has eluded clichè and surpassed physical limitations to shape a bold, alternative musical language. 

All tracks are recorded with only one condenser microphone.Composed and produced by Fahmi Mursyid
Mastered by Giuseppe Tillieci at Enisslab Studio, Rome
Original artwork by Alejandra García and Marco Ciceri
Layout by Marco Ciceri

Pleasure of frequency vibration from start to the end. Pure analog sound waves by Porn Sword Tobacco. In addition, possibility of mixing up together with anything Deeeejay friendly.

Qasio, chilean producer and DJ based in Berlin makes his debut on 3n0 Records with Sky Patrol, an EP consisting of 4 tracks produced between 2017 and 2021 in Santiago de Chile and Berlin. This work, influenced mainly by acid sounds and rhythms that fuse house, techno and trance, travels through complex and surroundings structures in an atmosphere of apocalyptic science. Abstract sounds evoking landscapes of the future generate a journey of diverse and emotional intensity, conceived as a dancefloor tool.

It’s more fun to make things together.That’s why the second Snaretrade EP is all about pairs:Two tracks made with two different friends, in the early/late hours of the day.Camiflage sat down in the home studio with all-round nice guy Jakob to make Pony Perseverance, a carefree, tongue-in-cheek house excursion. DX Problems was made in collaboration with Basic Moves’ Walrus. Reminiscent of a walk in the park, even though its creation involved a lingering headache and many obstacles in trying to get a DX21 to cooperate.