The first release from EUPHONIC RHYTHMS, a label run not only to hook into the underground electronic music community but also to donate 50 percent of proceeds to NGOs such as the Trussell Trust, Migrants Organise and Resourcing Racial Justice, with the rest going toward supporting artists! Highlights include "Back When," a mutant D&B cut from D&B and dark ambient heavyweight CHRISTOPH DE BABALON, experimental noise/ambient from KEPLA (who also releases on esteemed electronic imprints like ENTR'ACTE), and "Kiteing," a long-form lo-fi minimal techno piece from WHERE TO NOW? regular ONDNESS. Beyond that there's everything from warped dancehall to glitch and field recordings — an extraordinarily wide-ranging set of electronic music. Be sure to check the tracklist! (Original Japanese text by Akie)