kharithagoddess some really solid jungle all around, lots of variety as well

Rat Talisman It's No Surprise that this album is absolute peak. Favorite track: no surprise.

the fishe duude i've been listening to your stuff ever since you started posting your music in the pond discord years ago, I've always loved your stuff so it's so fkn cool to see you have an album now!! great album this is so fun to listen to Favorite track: do it.

Omaan Fine piece of weird experimental dnb. Favorite track: Second Parse.

Finn of Tomland This is one of the finest experimental grey area D'n'B releases you can get your hands on at the moment.
It's filled to the brim with a rather free range melange of perfectly honed rhythmic syncopations with hints towards both IDM and Techno but with that said very stripped down versions of both of those genres.
Now i can't wait for this release to arrive this end so that i can enjoy the live recording too.
A must have release that comes very highly recommended.

Roy Mills Another stellar release from Melbourne's Third Space. Percussive and spatial sound design at it's hot-toed best. 5/5. Favorite track: Zones 1 Through To 4.

escapeartist This is the type of music that would be best heard accompanied by an immersive light experience. In a word, epiphanic. Favorite track: Zones 1 Through To 4.

Ben Green 3 spaces but 100 dimensions - blowing my head off whilst hugging me at the same time. It's a nice feeling Favorite track: 1:128 Delay.

Kelp Another rich EP from Melbourne's Third Space. Favorite track: Six at 148.

Harold True Melbourne Sound

Ben Green Melbourne's experimental electronic scene is thriving right now, regardless of the widespread shutting down of venues. Here is a beautiful EP with well orchestrated moments of tension and release. Pleasant, however musically challenging listening. Amazing stuff Favorite track: Anxious, Fast (Decompression).

wynston lee An EP that expertly tracks the line between weird and not-too-weird, all while evoking that sense of post-modern dystopia that seems to have no bounds. A haunting yet cathartic account of our times. Favorite track: Lefebvre's Pure Fucking Dystopia.