Tracklisting
A1 Volruptus - Ibex
A2 Volruptus - Psychotic Robotics
B1 Volruptus - Brain Computer Interface
B2 Volruptus - Impetus
B3 Volruptus - Egregore

Sales Note
Islenskur turbonutter, Volruptus, contorts your expectations for the third and final 12" on International Chrome in 2023, basssalina yeee, reciprocating 2021's huge collaboration with Jensen Interceptor on the former's Sweaty Records imprint.

Endlessly inventive, the five tracks on the EP stretch and warp the concept of electro and bass music into new dimensions by adding just the right amount of odd, whether in the form of spaced out filters, unexpected pauses, or non-repetition.

From the space shanty of Ibex (which unsurprisingly for a track at 160bpm slaps just as hard when slowwwwwed riiiiiiight dowwwn) to the slightly more traditional hardcore of Brain Computer Interface, Volruptus wrings new sounds out of the traditional warp and weft whilst never forsaking the dancefloor. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Mathis Ruffing & Tamila - Sternzeichen Domina
A2 Mathis Ruffing & Tamila - Miss Tamila
A3 Mathis Ruffing & Tamila - Schüttel Mein Speck
B1 Mathis Ruffing & Tamila - Miss Tamila (Sinistarr remix)
B2 Mathis Ruffing & Tamila - Schüttel Mein Speck (DJ Fucks Himself remix)

Sales Note
Mathis Ruffing & Tamila bring serious heat to International Chrome's second 12" of 2023. Three original tracks of breakbeat & electro featuring the bi-lingual vocal stylings of Miss Tamila on one side, and two fire remixes by Sinistarr, and DJ Fucks Himself taking things up and up on the flip. As you'd expect from a label run by Jensen Interceptor and Assembler Code, this is 100% dancefloor stuff with serious sonic heft. More

Tracklisting:
A1 $ombi - Wellen
A2 $ombi - Wellen (Jensen Interceptor remix)
B1 $ombi - Wellen (dBridge's Surging mix)
B2 $ombi - Wellen (Yazzus remix)

Sales Note
The mighty International Chrome returns in 2023 with a stacked 12" that sets a blueprint for what to expect from the label over the coming months as it continues to discover the possibilities of where Electro and other club styles can go.

German producer/rapper/DJ, Sombi, steps up with her first vinyl release backed with remixes by legendary producers from three generations of club music: Yazzus, Jensen Interceptor, and dBridge, all of which view the original through different lenses.

In a rap with lyrics in her native tongue, the original mix sees Sombi extolling the virtues of discovering and accepting yourself, and the inner peace that comes from it.

The first remix comes from International Chrome's own Jensen Interceptor who hits us with an aquatic electro funk rewind echoing the Detroit bass pioneers whilst still sounding from a future oasis

UK legend, dBridge, follows this up with his "Surging Mix", discovering the hidden link between Drum & Bass and Detroit Electro and showing that even after 30 years he is still determined to take music to uncharted territory, never resting on his laurels.

Closing off the EP, the hottest young producer in dance music, Yazzus, ramps up the energy across the course of five minutes that return techno to its roots in afrofuturism. More

Tracklisting:
A1 The Thousand Order - Entry Code
A2 The Thousand Order - Downgrade Your OS
A3 The Thousand Order - Access Point
A4 The Thousand Order - Flickering Red LED
A5 The Thousand Order - All Zeros
B1 The Thousand Order - Telepathic Intelligence
B2 The Thousand Order - Civil War
B3 The Thousand Order - Murked Circuits
B4 The Thousand Order - Telepathic Intelligence (Lord Jalapeños remix)
B5 The Thousand Order - Distress Signal
B6 The Thousand Order - Megabitten

Sales Note
International Chrome continues its Data Planet cassette series with a cinematic long-player by The Thousand Order, a collective comprising Detroit's Francois Dillinger with British producers Cyphon and Obzerv.

A darker offering than standard International Chrome releases, The Thousand Order follows classic sci-fi themes of assimilation and networked hive minds across ten tracks of upfront electro. The album also features a remix from French producer, Lord Jalepenos, whose Handshaking LP will be released on Data Planet in early 2023. More

2022 repress

Tracklisting:
A1 Luz1e - Surge
A2 Luz1e - Seismic Shift
B1 Luz1e - U Said I Couldn't Do It
B2 Luz1e - Cybernetic Movement More

repress

Tracklist:
A1 Nite Fleit feat. Jensen Interceptor - Effe Bee Eye
A2 Nite Fleit - Low Voltage
B1 Nite Fleit - Zero Sum
B2 Nite Fleit - Bad Blood

Release Info:
Following up from Amadeezy's wildly successful East Side G-Ride earlier this year, Nite Fleit beams onto the International Chrome starship to bring us four tracks of extra-terrestrial electro that will blow your sensor readings. The EP comes on 140g purple vinyl and includes an interstellar team-up with Jensen Interceptor on the track Effe Bee Eye. The Truth is out there... More

Repress

Tracklisting:
A1 Djedjotronic - Red Spot
A2 Djedjotronic - Slap
B1 Djedjotronic - Death Clock (Jensen Interceptor remix)
B2 Djedjotronic - Death Clock (VIP Mix)
B3 Djedjotronic - Statistics

Release Note:
Djedjotronic blasts us off on an interstellar journey with The Great Red Spot EP, the ninth release on International Chrome. Named after the ancient and gigantic storm on Jupiter (bigger than the Earth), the EP is similarly massive with a swirling, constantly moving energy. Includes a huge Jensen Interceptor remix of EP highlight, Death Clock and comes on clear red vinyl with artwork by Pointless Illustrations. More

Assembler Code - We've felt this one coming for a minute now. After an unstoppable run of releases along side Jensen Interceptor on labels such as Cultivated Electronics, Private Persons & Boysnoize Records, AC is finally flying solo with this 4 track electro assault masterpiece 'Mental Escape'.

Plugging into the title track 'Mental Escape', it's a rugged machine driven work out through IDM & Industrial landscapes formulated to present his vision of futuristic electro whilst still providing all the nostalgic Rother & Drexcyian nods we all love.

Now that the tone has been set, 'Simulant' follows suit. Entering the celestial sphere via some haunting sci-fi strings, we're slapped in the face with slamming percussion followed by a relentless acidic modulated baseline that takes us from one planet to the next at light speed.

The Journey wouldn't be complete with out his old partner in crime Jensen Interceptor coming on board for a ride. 'Type 2' is a classic case of past meets present. Scrapyard industrial groove ready to split speakers at your next warehouse party married with a selection of classic Alpha sounds to keep all the purists in check.

The thunder continues to the very end. If you're a tape saturation fiend begging for your next 808 crack hit, prepare to have your back bent in half with euphoria as soon as 'Hal's Machine Tool' is injected into your ears. In short, 4 minutes & 44 seconds of hard nasty robotic electro booty sweat. More

International Chrome returns!

Mr. E.S.S. is back under his more commonly known alias 'DeFeKT'. The Dublin-based Modular madman serves up four weighty slabs of the finest club-ready electro funk, featuring two guest appearances from Jensen Interceptor.
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ESS - Sometimes we need to revisit the past to discover the future. That's why we are so happy to present the incredible Electronic Speech Systems 'Capsule Collection' (by Dublin's electro modular warrior DeFeKT). A selection of his finest works from his three only releases in 2011 on 'New Flesh', 'Takeover Recordings' & 'AC Records' have been remastered to form an electro tour de force.
We pull the trigger with his deadliest of weapons 'Trigger My Sequencer'. A full throttled four-to-the-floor doppler dance werk out. The expelling of his drexciyan demons continues with the polar cap melting 'Thermo Drive', a deep dive into aquatic funk & electro dub waves.
On the flip, slicing chord stabs and pulsing signals launch us back into the milky way with 'Halley's Comet'. The fusion of Kraftwerk inspired grooves & pulsing alpha juno synth lines pair perfectly to make it a certified electro cult classic. Lastly JX10 brings it home with a beautiful arrangement and showcase of perfectly executed electronic architecture, leaving us speechless. More