From our beloved St. Petersburg, Russia —a city that has always had something singular about its underground scenes— comes LIMB, a community that goes far beyond simply releasing music: it explores, maps, and drives forward the new wave of psychedelic techno, trance, and tribe. The label, based in Russia and led by Morpha and DST, operates in that fertile territory where mental, trance, tribe, and techno converge without asking for permission. This isn’t just another label —it’s a project with its own identity and a collective vision that comes through in every release.
And for one of their most ambitious releases to date, LIMB presents Liminal Space V/A, the first edition of their Various Artists compilation. The title alone says a great deal: a liminal space is that threshold between two states, the place where you’re no longer what you were but haven’t yet become what you’re going to be. It would be hard to find a more fitting name for a compilation that functions, in many ways, as a living map of a scene in full bloom —a snapshot of a community of artists actively shaping the new sound of psychedelic electronic music and pushing it further than anyone anticipated.
The intention behind Liminal Space was clear from the start: bring together a wide range of Russian artists who share LIMB’s ideas and aesthetic, and do so in a way that genuinely honors the diversity of that community. The result is a 21-track release —yes, twenty-one— where each piece reveals a different facet of this new wave of psychedelic techno and trance. There’s no filler here: every contribution carries its own character, its own weight, its own moment. Listened to front to back, the compilation reads as a collective narrative —many voices, one direction.
Among all those voices, the mysterious project R 417 is one that has stayed with us longest. Their contribution is called «Deadwind» —and the title, as rarely happens, delivers exactly what it promises. Sonically, the track is a literal appropriation of that language: rhythmic layers that move like wind, flowing with an initial speed that feels fearless and almost untamed, but which through the sound design are gradually subdued, shaped, and guided by an artistic will steering them toward another state entirely. The wind doesn’t die in any tragic sense —rather, it submits to the rhythmic territory the design imposes on it, transforming into something slower, denser, more deliberate. As if chaos were finding its form without losing its essence. A track that feels like witnessing a natural force being reordered in real time.
Artist: Various Artists
Title: Liminal Space VA 001
Label: LIMB
Catalogue: Liminal Space VA 001
Format: Digital
Genre: Electronic
Style: Mental, Techno
Artwork: Alena Osipova & Alexandra Tkalich
Master: DJ ANUNAK
Release Date: April 13th, 2026
Support & Buy: Bandcamp
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