One year later Palpebrae has grown more and more throughout the time. Just one year ago we opened this page with the intent to support the real underground scene and the true spirit of electronic music, fighting against compromises and what is actually oppressing what we do love the most. Here the picks of February 2025, one year after. Thanks to all!

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☉ Lakej & Biorc – Divided Lines [Loopaina Records]

Dark and forceful collaboration between Lakej and Biorc for this third release on Loopaina. The Ep provides a split between the two producers with the remixes of each other on tracks. Intense strength and obscure substrate put the journey in an aggressive modality.
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☉ David Reina – Light at the End [Semantica]

David Reina has finally released a new album, this time on the mighty Semantica records. The album shows himself off as an innovative and forward-thinking Sci-Fi Techno wrap. Minimalism and meticulous attention to detail is often clear to the listener. It elevates to a higher scale of atmosphere when hit with tracks like Icaro and Ebano. It opens with an Ambient track as it closes it. Complete.
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☉ HD Substance – Generative Digital Series vol. 4 [Self Released]

Fourth installment for the Generative Digital Series by HD Substance where he revisited all his digital synthesizer in a complex of electronica, ambient excursions driven by different textures and mesmerizing basslines for an evocative listening session.
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☉ Pessimist – Pagans [Osiris Music]

Pessimist is back with 4 evocative and immersive breaks tracks. He keeps the right mood sequencing flawlessly the right elements and focusing the track aspect into a fascinating bowl of soundscapes. Downtempo tracks that relate detailed styles and influences adopted by the producer.
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☉ Atomic Moog – Blue Scale [Delsin]

Atomic Moog are back on Delsin Records for their second release on the label with an enthusiastic 4-track EP. In this one we can notice the spells that this duo can make out of modular synthesizers. Experimenting with sounds is top-notch for these artists which bring the listener into their deep void of intricate sounds without missing a linear flow, that is well supported by dancefloors. Very nice limited blue press on this!
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☉ Divide & Elias. – Physarum [Tremsix]

Here we do have an outstanding collaboration album between Divide, Evod Music co-owner, and Elias. Berlin based producer and Ungesund founder on the mighty label Tremsix by Jonas Kopp. The release is a fantastic blend between the two high-skilled producers. Relentless and dubby at the same time, bringing fresh atmospheres for an album which surprises the listener track by track. Finishing off this are three remixes made by Alexander Kowalski, Oisel and Jonas Kopp, the head himself. Watch out for those two.
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☉ DJ Sotofett & the Colours of Computer Generated Instruments [Clone West Coast Series]

Iconic DJ Sotofett is out recently on Clone West Coast Series with a fascinating and original album for any kind of ears. The album shows the producer’s skills to be different and vary bringing uplifting vibes and positive grooves to the listener. Besides smasher tracks we got some really brilliant emotive and suggesting soundscapes from this one. Electro, Ambient skits and some fresh-vibe Techno in it, very delightful.
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☉ Various Artists – STAUB 009 [STAUB]

STAUB celebrates its 12th Anniversary curating such an interesting compilation with no artists name, just pure music. The EP shows 4 tracks by various artists with 4 different styles and sub genres, from straight and direct Techno tracks to more wicked and plucky sounds and then dive into drone and noise experimentation and finishing it off with a break beat full of experiments and voices that pushes out of the box the whole EP. Wonderful blue-fairy press in limited edition of 150.
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☉ James Murray – Landscapes of Lovers [Home Normal]

During the month of Valentine, we couldn’t not select than this outstanding ambient production by the Ambient genius and artist James Murray. Reissued on Home Normal this romantic and thrilling release brings us on a light veil of emotions and deep feelings, somehow melancholic but still pleasurable. The reissue, thanks to Home Normal, comes through with a second Ambient track “And So Goodbye For Now” a wonderful journey across, sometimes, imminent decisions.
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☉ Raphaël Dion – Le Cancer [Self Released]

Last treat is this very interesting release by the talent Raphaël Dion. This release intrigues us for its experimentalism and its out of the box thinking. A wonderful blend between Dub, Electro, DnB in a Burial tendency-style. A release that pushes forward the aspects of electronic music, overpassing any kind of boundaries and still being wonderful.
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