Four years ago, Francesco Strippoli debuted on Bordello A Parigi with Universal Oneness followed by the analogue rich Prison Planet EP. Once again, donning his Armonics alias, the Bari based producer returns with four tracks for Future Echoes. The synthesizer warmth that has characterised past releases is immediately present. At the heart of “Floating High” is Strippoli’s keyboard work. Beats are crisp and understated as waves of melodic murmuration bob and weave to perfectly complement each other. A steady kick introduces the textured title work. Warbling notes give way to bolder chords, chords that are blurred by shimmering arpeggios as layers of harmony expand and unfold. Nostalgia meets the needle on the flip. “Retrospectiva” blends subtle shades with brassy extravagance, the sun and romance of southern Italy radiating in tempered brilliance. The energy of “Music and Lights” closes. Throbbing keys are further fortified by swirling synth stabs, the intensity being ratchetted up to boiling point in this dancefloor delight. Quality through and through. More

Armonics made quite an impression with the stellar “Universal Oneness” on Diamonds in the Night Vol.1. Now the Italian synth magician returns to the Bordello with Prison Planet, an EP sizzling with the same sensational sounds that graced his first appearance. Dark nights and rising cities are conjured in the soundtrack grandeur of “Mind Guardians” before the solar synthwork of “Prison Planet.” Elements of the otherworldly course through the four tracker, fantastical images and the splendour of space being captured for the floor. The B-side maintains the magic with the crusading crescendos and swashbuckling lines of “The Awakening.” BPMs rise for the finale. Chords dance and twirl with spritely charm in “Spiritual Gate”, neon flecked percussion racing to the finish line. More

Following his debut 12” “Human”, Armonics teleports back to the Slow Motion mothership with his debut mini-album: Nuovi Orizzonti. Dreamy, lo-fi fuzz emanates from cassette tape and vintage circuit boards to synthetic travel music that will jettison you into outer space. Strap in. Tune out. More

The end of 2023 marks 15 years of Lunar Disko Records, but it's also the end of LDR as a label. We are delighted to present esteemed electro producer Annie Hall as our final release on Lunar Disko Records.

The Spanish producer continues her electronic explorations on the the four track EP 'Ultra Dynamic Information'. Another alluring addition to an already impressive back catalogue of Annie Hall releases. More

Dublin's Phil Long makes a long awaited return to Lunar Disko under his Reflection Port Assembly alias.

The stars align and a new horizon unfolds with 3 tracks of raw precision electronics from RPA. Cignol sprinkles his electro gold dust on 'Blue Sky' to complete a heavyweight LDR release.

A new horizon to a new frontier... More

Lunar Disko is delighted to present a new release from cult soundtrack producer, Heinrich Dressel.

Five tracks of synthesizer beauty from a master of the modern Giallo electronic sound.

Perfection...for your late-night promenade excursion. More

The man like Lerosa returns to LDR with more electronic synth goodness for the masses.

The multiform of sounds from Lerosa is presented on this 6 track EP, which ranges from dark and moody electro soundscapes to electro bangers for the floor!

An essential 12 for your collection....but who can you trust? More

LDR returns with another of our favourite artists joining the roster at Lunar Disko. Waterford native Leonid delivers a rare EP, crafted as always withÊmethodicalÊdepth and warmth.

A 5 track journey of emotive electronics and machine soul, evolving into another timeless masterpiece from Leonid. More

Repress!
The profusely productive Lerosa returns to Lunar Disko with another excellent EP, taking us on another jaunt through the interstellar synth world of Leo Rosa.
A 5 track EP which also features another distinguished remix from fellow Roman, Marco Passarani. More

Repress!
Lunar Disko Records begins 2012 with a milestone 10th release from local hero Automatic Tasty, aka Jonny Dillon. The ‘Strange Terrain EP’ is the eagerly anticipated follow up to his debut 12? ‘In It For The Money’ on LDR. The amusing ‘Keep Your Receipt’ kicks off the EP, where the idiosyncratic Mr. Tasty makes a cameo vocal appearance on why you should have…eh…kept your receipt! ‘Beannach Mhor’ is next up, and is a fine example of how the Auto’ Tasty sound is evolving ever more. The up-tempo ‘Over The Hill’ completes the A-side, a rumbling 101 bassline beneath catchy keys continue the Automatic Tasty explorations of the strange terrain…The Lunar favourite ‘Tropic Exchange’ begins the flip side with more vintage sounds crafted with dexterity to create that unparalleled Automatic Tasty sound. Completing the EP is ‘Small Hours’, a rolling 808 jam with twinkling imaginative melodies that makes for a perfect ending to another timeless EP…
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The long awaited repress of Cignol's LDRX3 and LDRX8 EPs has arrived in the form of a 2x12" Vinyl package entitled 'Syzygy'. More