The Lisbon based producer has come up trumps with this LP - 12 outstanding tracks which have earned comparisons to the likes of Luke Vibert, Bytes era Black Dog, Boards of Canada and B12.

Have a listen to the album sampler on our SoundCloud page and see what you make of it. You can also download one the tracks for free.

And if that tickles your fancy, pay a visit to our bandcamp page, where you can hear all the clips and buy the full album for a mere £5.49.

This EP sees ADJ and Pathic both unleash some serious electro acid tweakery: Chin Up by Pathic features angular beats and a diamond cut bassline, counterpointed with spacious pads and undulating 303s. ADJ’s Old Hat takes the silver box twiddling a stage further, with a more minimal track reminiscent of some of the warehouse destroyers of yesteryear.

Stripping things back further and ramping up the pace, we have Miami based producer FTG. His track, Input Dada, typifies the sound of true Floridian electro - A refreshing dose of alien funk, influenced by the likes of Soul Oddity, Drexciya and Monolake.

To complete the quartet, Seattle native TwoFourteen goes for broke with Slatter Jatter -
A track which comes complete with cut up vocals, elasticated synth sounds and clever Machinedrum programming.

Pressing was limited to 300 copies and we've still got a handful left - They'll set you back £5 + p&p. Click here if you want to grab a copy. If digital is more you thing, you'll be glad to know the EP is also now available from Bandcamp.

Vetrix is a Lisbon based producer who marks his debut on Pyramid Transmissions with this 4 track EP.

Dirty Oranges features buzzing pads, mangled samples and modulating synth lines. NextPhaser-Leader1 is a hauntingly lush affair, complete with a bubbling bassline and diamond cut rhythms. Ramping up the pace, Myon Zekt clocks in at 150bpm with some particularly angry sounding 303s. And to round off proceedings, we hurtle off into the ether with the intergalactic funk of Molecular (des)Integration.

You can grab the release from bandcamp at a reduced rate or buy it from Beatport, Addictech, Juno, iTunes and other leading download stores. As a little taster, check out this rather awesome video to accompany Molecular (des)Integration: