Dopplereffekt Metasymmetry EP, Der Zyklus 12" Truth Matrix, Drexciya reissues and more

 

Dopplereffekt haver a new four track EP Metasymmetry released on Tresor from 12th December, you can pre-order here.

There is a new Der Zyklus 12" coming soon (already available as a limited white label) called 'Truth Matrix' You can listen and pre-order here.

Clone Records have reissued all four volumes of Drexciya's Journey of the Deep Sea Dweller series with new artwork by Ellen Gallagher. 

Dopplereffekt's live in a film studio 2022 concert for ARTE to coincide with Tresor's 30th anniversary can be watched again on YouTube. 

I would recommend this new interview with Keith Tucker (Aux88/Optic Nerve), he mentions Drexciya and Dopplereffekt quite a few times. From the always excellent Sonic Groove podcast.

Tresor has reissued Drexciya's 'Fusion Flats' 12" EP from 2000 with the original remixes. They have also re-pressed most if not all of their Drexciya catalogue (including a new cassette of Neptune's Lair) so might be easier look at their main Bandcamp link here.

Spain's Tarta Relena have scored a Dopplereffekt remix or a 'Isotopic Filter Re Structure' on their latest release. The original version of 'Mille risposte' can be found their second album És pregunta (2024). Digital only, Bandcamp here.

The Wonky Angle has made an excellent guide to Drexciya side projects at this link. Check out his other Drexciya and Dopplereffekt videos on his channel. 

In other and rather unexpected news, in an online White House memo issued on 21/8/25, 'President Trump Is Right About the Smithsonian', a currently on display art exhibition: 'From the Deep: In the Wake of Drexciya with Ayana V. Jackson', is included in a list of art works offending to Donald Trump at Washington's Smithsonian. For context you can read a new piece on Axios which includes the information that, '"President Trump will explore all options and avenues to get the Woke out of the Smithsonian and hold them accountable," a White House official told Axios'. I've shared Ayana V. Jackson's inspiring exhibition at the Smithsonian here before and you can find more information about it here. Resident Advisor also picked up on the story here.