Tracklisting:
A1 Exium - Regressions
A2 Exium - Unknown Form
B1 Exium - Cronus
B2 Exium - Radiant Matter

Sales Note
For their 3rd record of 2023, Void+1 presents a state of the art techno EP by the legendary duo, Exium! They have been delivering an uncompromising and unmistakable sound for the last two decades and the world of techno has once again been enriched by 4 of their latest, extraordinary tracks. Merciless grooves, cybernetic synths with a pinch of acid and a lot of broken beats. More

It's been a while now since dance music stopped suddenly and also it's been a while since the Exium duo released stuff here at home.

Hector and Valentin have been busy in their studios during these uncertain days, extracting the best out of their minds and tools to create this four tracker. If you are familiar with the Exium sound over the years, you can feel here a sort of comeback to their primitive roots. The sound is harsher, more violent, the components are a chosen few but well standing in the mix, the rhythms are broken and twisted. Nothing easy for the ear. If you push the boundaries like they do, there's still hope in techno as a constantly new and risky journey. Totally the opposite of cloning what is done.

"Ascendo" relies on a broken kick surrounded by industrial noises and distorted textures. Merciless

"Atheris" uses again nonlinear drums as the basement, spicing the recipe with overdriven pads and abstract sonic elements.

"Cyclotron" is the only 4/4 cut here. A random square wave distorted synth line is the leitmotiv, joined by different layers of sonic components creating an aggressive sci-fi joint.

"Low Pressure Discharge" closes the release returning to abstract breaks as foundation, with metallic industrial hits on top.

This release is not for the tuff ones or the soft minded. Tradition and futurism all in one. More

New nheoma by label heads Exium, the Spanish duo presents a four-tracker of serious techno, ready to burn clubs down when doors open again. More

Exium can be considered with no doubt pioneers in the Spanish techno scene, almost two decades of devotion, passion and work on behalf of what we know as serious and militant music. In their vast career the have released countless vinyls in labels from all over the globe and have spread their live sets throughout the most respected clubs and festivals all over the place. More

Huge remix package of one of the Exium classic tracks, Expect Nothing, recorded in 2003 and reviewed 15 years later by Regis, Oscar Mulero and Reeko.
Special 15 Years Anniversary Edition with a new Exium's version of the original track mixed and remastered plus 6 remixes (three on vinyl + three on the digital version). More

Rotating Frames is the new EP for Pole Group by our very own duo Exium. Four tracks of modern and obscure techno, fuelled by heavy sub-bass action.
'Monopoles' opens fire with massive bass frequencies and continuous hat lines, joined by an obsessive sequence that mutates while it moves around the arrangement.The approach of 'Magnetic Flux' is deeper than the previous track, starting with flanged sequences and a subtle bass drum. Bell-like sounds grow from zero until drones and atmospheres appear from the slight breakdown.'Rotating Frames' goes straight to the point and rises the tempos a bit, continues with the flanged and phased sequences and relies on a more percussive vibe.'Early life' is the last number here: robotic FM sounds, effected noise hits, continuous synth lines and a constantly growing structure. More

*** almost dawn
blackbirds on the telephone wire
waiting
as I eat yesterday's
forgotten sandwich
at 6 a.m.
on a loud Monday morning.
More

New nheoma from the label bosses, with a killer Pfirter remix. And closing the release, the track Solar Masses featured on Oscar Muleros Unknown Landscapes cd mix released on Polegroup. More

Our number 25 is a very special remix pack from Exium's A sensible Alternative to Emotion featuring reworks from Jonas Kopp, Silent Servant, Oscar Mulero and Tripeo. Four different points of view about real techno, from analogue workouts to modern techno vibes, with extra remixes on the digital release.v Silent Servant is the first on duty, taking The 12th Planet as target, reverting it into an arpeggiated sythn monster, hypnotic, repetitive, reverberated, a perfect abstract mixing tool. Jonas Kopp uses subsonic warfare in his reconstruction, with a subterranean beat for starting that soon fills the space with an industrial beat and hi frequency drones...no jokes here. Oscar Mulero gives two remixes from Massless Particle, one for each format, the vinyl one is about flanged synths, clear kicks, a breathing beat and repetition as a therapy, subtle 808 claves and some hi frequency drones complete the menu. The second version is a more liquid approach to the previous one, lower tempos, more reverb and everything under a blurry fog that makes it mental and dubby. Last guest is Tripeo the rising holland producer working two remixes too for Dronid and Parallel computing, Dronid shows the intrincate part of Tripeo's mind, broken beats, sweeping ambient drones, synth bleeps and pads, an ideal intro track for serious techno sets. Parallel Computing suffers the Tripeo treatment at its best, with his raw beats, his crazy step sequences and his analogue bleeps, old school feeling and truly original point of view. More

Tracklisting
A1 Exium vs. Dynamic Forces - Rejection of influence
B1 Exium vs. Dynamic Forces - Light waves

Sales Note
Introducing the electrifying new 10" vinyl release, a collaboration between Spanish duo Exium and Italian duo Dynamic Forces, titled "Rejection of Influence". Brought to you by the cutting-edge label nheoma and featuring two mind-bending tracks that showcase the best of both artists' unique styles. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Exium vs. Dynamic Forces - Divine Retribution
A2 Exium vs. Dynamic Forces - Powerful As One
B1 Exium vs. Dynamic Forces - Introversion
B2 Exium vs. Dynamic Forces - Subversion
B3 Exium vs. Dynamic Forces - The Modern Predator

Release Note:
Nheoma new release comes from a special collab between Exium and the Italian duo Dynamic Forces. More

New nheoma by label heads Exium, the Spanish duo presents a four-tracker of serious techno, ready to burn clubs down when doors open again. More

Huge remix package of one of the Exium classic tracks, Expect Nothing, recorded in 2003 and reviewed 15 years later by Regis, Oscar Mulero and Reeko.
Special 15 Years Anniversary Edition with a new Exium's version of the original track mixed and remastered plus 6 remixes (three on vinyl + three on the digital version). More

New nheoma from the label bosses, with a killer Pfirter remix. And closing the release, the track Solar Masses featured on Oscar Muleros Unknown Landscapes cd mix released on Polegroup. More