One of Slovakia’s most original (and polarizing) artists Katarzia is back with – or as – “Antigona”.

Slovak drum and bass producer Changing Faces released her latest EP “Shadows” late September on British Spearhead Records (Hybrid Minds, BCee).

Jazz band? Pop trio? Intricate and catchy at the same time? Slovak [put the right terms here] group Darkness Positive took us by surprise.

Electronic producer Bulp come back from year-long “Hiatus” with “punchy beat and surgically precise percussions “.

Solo debut EP of Slovak electronic producer Blame Your Genes is one of the biggest surprises of recent months.

From the most interesting producer on the Slovak scene, the first taste of one of this year’s of most anticipated records not just locally.

Whereas the first album of Fallgrapp was current electronic music with Slovak folklore inspirations, the second one “V hmle” has more outside influences from around the world.

“Protisvit” is the debut LP by a one man project Nightlines. Music producer Dominik Kopcsay is in his early 20s but Nightlines is not his first music experience.

Extraordinary sound and melodies make Bad Karma Boy’s third LP “Prekrásny nový svet” unique.

Modré hory are MCs Lyrik and Bene on the front end and music producers Peko and Roland on the back end. “Luxus Clan” is the 4th studio LP of this band and is being released after ten years of their existence.