New York's Microcosm Music returns with another deliciously diverse installment of their critically acclaimed Macrofun series that convinces one's again with midtempo loveliness and catchy sound arrangements. Volume 5 features two versatile and daring tracks by Nicholas Sauser (one half of the duo Socks and Sandals) and Ben Parris, known for his debut 12" on Philadelphia's Foundsound Records from 2005.

After his debut on Philpot's subdivision Phil_e in 2005, the Berlin based artist is back with a stunning EP on London's Sushitech imprint. The 12" also features a delicious remix by Mikael Stavoestrand that makes this release a delicious slice of futuristic and intense techno, combining catchiest hooks and assorted fine ingredients that melt seamlessly in a deep flow of groovy percussions shuffling against the usual 4/4 bassdrum.

Hailing from Perth, Western Australia, the physical seclusion of living in the most isolated city in the world has inspired Dave Miller to create truly modern forms of electronic music. As a representation of his cities multicultural population, Dave’s music incorporates all facets of his favourite styles of music from which he builds something entirely new.

Terrence Dixon’s passage into electronic music has been revolutionary to say the least. He began with releases in early 1990’s on Utensil first as Terrence Dixon which then lead to his creation of Population 1 and further collaboration with Detroit’s most renowned electronic music artists. His radical, raw, minimal type of music left people wanting more and lead to further releases on Metroplex and Background Records, just to name a few label icons with which he has established a strong musical relationship.

Ángel Sánchez Borges, musician-noise maker, producer, promoter; since the late 80´s part of the experimental music scene in Monterrey, México. In 2002 he started the project called Antiguo Autómata Mexicano, now with an album released thru Background Records, a new one is coming thru Tijuana´s label Static.

Born 1974 in klagenfurt/austria. lives and works in vienna. first steps in music as a bass player in an independent band in the early nineties. removal to vienna for biology studies in 1995. change to an art university, for studying media art two years later. engaged in music from a new point of view by using a four track machine, a short wave receiver and lots of audio tapes to create ambient tracks.

db's debut on Wiesbaden's Boogizm imprint was already released in June, but it's worth a brief review and a closer listen. With „God's Will Phone Center“ the Vienna based artist continues a series of fabulous and unfailingly subtle 12" releases and delivers an infatuating aesthetic quality that has made his compositions and sounds so unique and unmistakeable. The b-side includes two delicately twisted and bubbling remixes by S-Max and Fym of Boogizms fame.