Groove Reviews New October Album Releases
· re:union Radio editorial · 1 min read
Groove highlights recent full-length releases, including music from Vril, Terrence Dixon, Alchemical Sisters, and an Aphex Twin reissue.
Spotlight on New Releases
Music magazine Groove has reviewed several recent electronic albums. Among them is Krux by Vril, released on Delsin. Created in his new base of Lisbon, the record features guests such as René Wise, ATEQ, AZARI, Aurora Halal, and Verraco alongside solo productions like “Grim Trajectory” and “Neural Cache”.
Also highlighted is Terrence Dixon with A Cosmic Display Of Beauty (Live at The Infinite Now) on Tresor. The recording captures his first experimental ambient live performance, which brought the festival The Infinite Now at Kraftwerk in Berlin to a close in May 2026.
The duo Alchemical Sisters, formed by Eris Drew and Octo Octa, presents their self-titled debut album on Interdimensional Transmissions, bringing together acid, big beat textures, guitar riffs, and samples.
The magazine also discusses the reissue of Drukqs by Aphex Twin on Warp. The overview additionally features XAMAN by Dino Sabatini and Luigi Tozzi on Outis, Marion Poncet's The Raging Swells Crushing The Cliff Of My Love on Fuck Reality/Smallville, and When the Sandbox Has No Edge by Saint Abdullah & Eomac on Planet Mu.
Source: Groove
