A new chapter from Iboga Records: Antix, T Bone, Beacon Bloom delivers “XXV”, 12 tracks of relentless melodic house & techno engineered for the early hours. Gathering 3 artists from across the Melodic House & Techno spectrum, XXV showcases Iboga Records‘s curatorial range.
XXV on Iboga Records
Artists: Antix, T Bone, Beacon Bloom
Genre: Melodic House & Techno
Release Date: 2024-06-21
Label: Iboga Records
Catalog: IBOGADIGITAL905
XXV – Official Music Video
Behind the Melodic House & Techno : Release Notes
At the heart of Antix XXV lies a 25-year story — a tale of exploration, growth, and the relentless pursuit of our sound. And as we unveil it, we can’t help but feel the need to commemorate the dizzying heights of the years preceding it. With each passing year, as the digital landscape of the electronic scene expanded and endless tours beckoned us to new horizons, the significance of our music grew. It became more than just notes and beats — it became a vessel for our experiences and a reflection of our journey. From the hustlin’ streets of Harajuku in the late 90’s, where we first began collecting analogue instruments and shaping our sonic identity, to back home in Aotearoa, where we uphold and evolve it in our studio today, the journey has been nothing short of transformative. From those days in Japan to our destined meeting with Phillip and his crew from Plastic Park Records in Germany a little later, our path was set. While our first EP, “Rainstick/Can’t Quit” (Plastik Park, 2000), propelled us onto the map, it was our album Lull, released on Iboga Records in 2003, that truly solidified our place in the scene — a genre-defining oeuvre born from a whole lot of naivety and a fair share of brotherly madness. As we return to Iboga Records — the Danish crew who welcomed us with open arms all those years ago and for every album since (Twincoast Discovery, Wanderers, Cavalier) — it feels like coming home again. But this time, we’re returning with more than just an album: XXV is a reunion with our roots, a renaissance of the sound that first captured our hearts with Lull more than twenty years ago. After a 14-year album hiatus, the time has come to present this new chapter to the world. And as we do, we extend our deepest gratitude to our loved ones, family, friends, and fans for your unwavering support, love, and hysteria on dance floors worldwide. So here it is, XXV. A labour of love, a testament to the power of perseverance, and a celebration of the journey that brought us here. May it bring you as much joy in listening as it has brought us in creating it. Arohanui from the Hui, Antix
Download ‘XXV’ in MP3, FLAC, and AIFF Formats
Tracks, BPM & Key
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Antix – Feed Your Head Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 124 BPM | Eb Major | 8:18
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Antix – Bellow Below Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 124 BPM | A Minor | 7:53
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Antix – Moses Submerged edit
Melodic House & Techno | 118 BPM | G Major | 7:40
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Antix – Human Nature Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 125 BPM | Bb Major | 8:25
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Antix, T Bone – Karangahape in the Sky (feat. T Bone) Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 124 BPM | B Major | 7:15
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Antix – Oma Rãpeti Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 123 BPM | G Major | 7:52
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Antix, Beacon Bloom – Moses (feat. Beacon Bloom) Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 125 BPM | G Major | 7:13
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Antix – Auxichrome Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 125 BPM | D Major | 7:15
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Antix – Drongo Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 122 BPM | D Minor | 7:26
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Antix – Cavalier MMXX Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 125 BPM | D Minor | 7:45
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Antix – The Hoard MMXXII Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 125 BPM | A Major | 6:56
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Antix – Le Lascard MMXXIV Original mix
Melodic House & Techno | 126 BPM | Eb Major | 6:55
Harmonic Mixing in B major, Eb major +6 – 118–126 BPM
About Antix, Beacon Bloom & T Bone
Beacon Bloom is a New Zealand electronic duo that formed in 2018. The group produces melodic house and techno, releasing on labels including Stil Vor Talent, Poesie Musik, Octopus Recordings, and Iboga Records since 2022.
