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Deep Space Protocol

  • Cat No: VPLP2
  • updated:2026-05-29

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2LP ---- JPY

DJ Compufunk of Kitahama's Compufunk Records, a record store and club that has long supported the Osaka scene, releases a full-length album in analog format on Vibes And Pepper Records, a French label run by Agent Pepper. Deep Space Protocol" 2LP, modular synths. It also has a glimpse of the essence of Detroit techno and UK 90s sound. New Tone has just received it. The jacket is a mystery. (Saito)

▫️information▫️
『From the subterranean grooves of deep techno to the cosmic
pulse of electro and IDM, Deep Space Protocol sees Japanese
legend DJ Compufunk navigate a vast sonic universe with
precision and feeling. A veteran of Osaka’s celebrated
Compufunk Records scene — where he’s sold and spun cuts for
nearly three decades — Compufunk seamlessly weaves together
influences that span Detroit-infused machine rhythms, hypnotic
electro textures, and the thoughtful intricacies of left-field IDM.
Pressed as a limited vinyl release, Deep Space Protocol feels like
both a nod to classic techno lineage and a forward-thinking
exploration of sound — perfect for listeners who cherish the raw
pulse of the dancefloor as much as the cerebral depths of an
immersive listening session. With roots that include releases on
Detroit’s Motech and connections to Underground Resistance
figures, this is an album that bridges cultures and decades while
leaving plenty of room for the future.』

From the subterranean grooves of deep techno to the cosmic
pulse of electro and IDM, Deep Space Protocol sees Japanese
legend DJ Compufunk navigate a vast sonic universe with
precision and feeling. A veteran of Osaka’s celebrated
Compufunk Records scene — where he’s sold and spun cuts for
nearly three decades — Compufunk seamlessly weaves together
influences that span Detroit-infused machine rhythms, hypnotic
electro textures, and the thoughtful intricacies of left-field IDM.
Pressed as a limited vinyl release, Deep Space Protocol feels like
both a nod to classic techno lineage and a forward-thinking
exploration of sound — perfect for listeners who cherish the raw
pulse of the dancefloor as much as the cerebral depths of an
immersive listening session. With roots that include releases on
Detroit’s Motech and connections to Underground Resistance
figures, this is an album that bridges cultures and decades while
leaving plenty of room for the future.

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