Svebbe Lenxi’s debut album on Nous’klaer gets remixed in four completely different flavours, each a fantastic rework that manages to flip the script while keeping the core essence from the album perfectly in balance.

The Tonearm "For this collection of music, it makes sense to have it play from start to finish, and it resembles how I listen to music these days, which is usually in transit … I think it has a place in the landscape we are living in these days."

Check out our interview with Speedy J on The Tonearm ✨→ www.thetonearm.com/speedy-j-mixtape-manifesto-walkman/ Favorite track: JT33Unstable Core.

Mikz606 Oceans past and present..👌

Jumi Lee 🇰🇷 Immersive and deeply absorbing. The album keeps evolving through subtle changes, experimental grooves and trippy, out-of-space sounds that slowly pull you in from start to finish. Favorite track: 303 Template Refract.

Markus Funke After more than two decades, Speedy J returns to the album format—not as a collection of tracks, but as a unified motion.

The material is rooted in improvised studio sessions:
moments are extracted, refined, and shaped into a mixtape-like narrative.
The structure remains intentionally open—
short sketches sit alongside fully developed passages,
rhythmic fragments meet ambient textures.

Loula Yorke these mind-melding dissociative dreamworlds are just what i needed today ⨹ ⟁ thanks universe

Ed Hickey It sounds alive! Favorite track: Ram Ba's Shep Hut.

piera000 This album is as sublime as it is harrowing. Highly recommended for anyone wishing to go on a substanceless trip. Favorite track: Out of Darkness into Light.

ryan stratton I like it but really miss the horns. Favorite track: Out of Darkness into Light.

djf.001 Glad to see you back. Countless good times over many years listening to Sun Electric. More please.

Michael Upton (Jet Jaguar) A pretty incredible return after so, so long! Put me in mind of Porter Ricks: both did some absolute faves, went away for ages, and then came back with something distinct and interesting but still very much them. The focal point of the 60s synth must help, I imagine. Favorite track: Episode IV.

Finn of Tomland I already have some recordings with other contemporary artists that has taken on the Subharchord and when i now get the chance to get hold of a recording produced by such total geniuses as the duo Sun Electric when they have a go at this East German synthesizer from the 60's it was a no-brainer that i had to get hold of this release.
So, i'm happy that i got the clear 12" from Juno.
It'll be on heavy rotation this end when released.
Very very highly recommended.