Uncanny Valley Podcast

Uncanny Valley

Uncanny Valley is a label from Dresden, Germany. sub-labels: shtum Records & @credit00ratlife visit our website for upcoming events: https://uncannyvalley.de/dates Starting as a label that served basically as a platform for their friends’ music in 2010, Uncanny Valley evolved into a record label that assembles acclaimed artists from the electronic music scene not only from the label’s base in Dresden but also from Germany and beyond. With a strong emphasis on the records’ artwork the label heads Philipp Demankowski, Conrad Kaden and Carl-Johannes Schulze are constantly on a mission to establish and refine the artists from the roster as well as to search for new talents. Artists as Jacob Korn, Cuthead, Credit 00, Massimiliano Pagliara, CVBox or Panthera Krause all feel at home on the label, giving them the chance to develop projects that are not only music related but can also integrate different art forms. With the two offshoots Rat Life and shtum under its belt, Uncanny Valley does not stand still to explore the full spectrum of electronic and not so electronic music from House via Disco, Hip-Hop or Ambient through to Techno. A range that can also be depicted when the three label heads come together for a DJ set as Uncanny Valley DJs.

  1. 20h ago

    A1 CVBox - Jamais-Vu

    After a five-year-long hiatus, CVBox is back with six tracks between techno, acid, electro and IDM that are more suited to those super dark times we’re currently living through than ever before. On »Pattern Based On« the Dresden-based artist and long-running Uncanny Valley-comrade (four EPs and one album) proves that he hasn’t lost his touch when it comes to creating electronic cyberspaces that might drive you mad a bit. With majestic sounds and constantly evolving arrangements, the tracks are strangely entertaining on the dancefloor while you can’t help but still feel a queasy sensation in your stomach. While some describe the tunes as milky, permeated by translucent membranes, for others they are an aural embodiment of urban landscapes in the post-apocalypse. Only two things are true: No one sounds like CVBox and all his tracks sound like CVBox. The title refers to structures derived from repetitions, sequences and, indeed, patterns. Although the sounds within these patterns usually follow clear paths, they are allowed to overlap and falter. At the same time, it is music through which CVBox comes to terms with his time as a paramedic. The artwork extends this idea with a special twist. A medical-based test pattern with its clinical functionality is set against a backdrop that is clearly placed in a natural environment. A process that creates a kind of artefact and triggers immediate reflection on what will remain of us many decades from now. What role will music play in defining this? Catalogue No. UV065 Formats - Vinyl, Digital Distributed by Clone Distribution (P) & (C) 2026 by Uncanny Valley – www.uncannyvalley.de Contact – info@uncannyvalley.de Credits Written and produced by CVBox Mastered by Jacob Korn at Tailout Studio Artwork by Carl-Johannes Schulze at studiosuspect.com

    A1 CVBox - Jamais-Vu
  2. 20h ago

    A2 CVBox - XXX2425

    After a five-year-long hiatus, CVBox is back with six tracks between techno, acid, electro and IDM that are more suited to those super dark times we’re currently living through than ever before. On »Pattern Based On« the Dresden-based artist and long-running Uncanny Valley-comrade (four EPs and one album) proves that he hasn’t lost his touch when it comes to creating electronic cyberspaces that might drive you mad a bit. With majestic sounds and constantly evolving arrangements, the tracks are strangely entertaining on the dancefloor while you can’t help but still feel a queasy sensation in your stomach. While some describe the tunes as milky, permeated by translucent membranes, for others they are an aural embodiment of urban landscapes in the post-apocalypse. Only two things are true: No one sounds like CVBox and all his tracks sound like CVBox. The title refers to structures derived from repetitions, sequences and, indeed, patterns. Although the sounds within these patterns usually follow clear paths, they are allowed to overlap and falter. At the same time, it is music through which CVBox comes to terms with his time as a paramedic. The artwork extends this idea with a special twist. A medical-based test pattern with its clinical functionality is set against a backdrop that is clearly placed in a natural environment. A process that creates a kind of artefact and triggers immediate reflection on what will remain of us many decades from now. What role will music play in defining this? Catalogue No. UV065 Formats - Vinyl, Digital Distributed by Clone Distribution (P) & (C) 2026 by Uncanny Valley – www.uncannyvalley.de Contact – info@uncannyvalley.de Credits Written and produced by CVBox Mastered by Jacob Korn at Tailout Studio Artwork by Carl-Johannes Schulze at studiosuspect.com

    A2 CVBox - XXX2425
  3. 20h ago

    A3 CVBox - Angel Distance

    After a five-year-long hiatus, CVBox is back with six tracks between techno, acid, electro and IDM that are more suited to those super dark times we’re currently living through than ever before. On »Pattern Based On« the Dresden-based artist and long-running Uncanny Valley-comrade (four EPs and one album) proves that he hasn’t lost his touch when it comes to creating electronic cyberspaces that might drive you mad a bit. With majestic sounds and constantly evolving arrangements, the tracks are strangely entertaining on the dancefloor while you can’t help but still feel a queasy sensation in your stomach. While some describe the tunes as milky, permeated by translucent membranes, for others they are an aural embodiment of urban landscapes in the post-apocalypse. Only two things are true: No one sounds like CVBox and all his tracks sound like CVBox. The title refers to structures derived from repetitions, sequences and, indeed, patterns. Although the sounds within these patterns usually follow clear paths, they are allowed to overlap and falter. At the same time, it is music through which CVBox comes to terms with his time as a paramedic. The artwork extends this idea with a special twist. A medical-based test pattern with its clinical functionality is set against a backdrop that is clearly placed in a natural environment. A process that creates a kind of artefact and triggers immediate reflection on what will remain of us many decades from now. What role will music play in defining this? Catalogue No. UV065 Formats - Vinyl, Digital Distributed by Clone Distribution (P) & (C) 2026 by Uncanny Valley – www.uncannyvalley.de Contact – info@uncannyvalley.de Credits Written and produced by CVBox Mastered by Jacob Korn at Tailout Studio Artwork by Carl-Johannes Schulze at studiosuspect.com

    A3 CVBox - Angel Distance
  4. 20h ago

    B1 CVBox - CV19X

    After a five-year-long hiatus, CVBox is back with six tracks between techno, acid, electro and IDM that are more suited to those super dark times we’re currently living through than ever before. On »Pattern Based On« the Dresden-based artist and long-running Uncanny Valley-comrade (four EPs and one album) proves that he hasn’t lost his touch when it comes to creating electronic cyberspaces that might drive you mad a bit. With majestic sounds and constantly evolving arrangements, the tracks are strangely entertaining on the dancefloor while you can’t help but still feel a queasy sensation in your stomach. While some describe the tunes as milky, permeated by translucent membranes, for others they are an aural embodiment of urban landscapes in the post-apocalypse. Only two things are true: No one sounds like CVBox and all his tracks sound like CVBox. The title refers to structures derived from repetitions, sequences and, indeed, patterns. Although the sounds within these patterns usually follow clear paths, they are allowed to overlap and falter. At the same time, it is music through which CVBox comes to terms with his time as a paramedic. The artwork extends this idea with a special twist. A medical-based test pattern with its clinical functionality is set against a backdrop that is clearly placed in a natural environment. A process that creates a kind of artefact and triggers immediate reflection on what will remain of us many decades from now. What role will music play in defining this? Catalogue No. UV065 Formats - Vinyl, Digital Distributed by Clone Distribution (P) & (C) 2026 by Uncanny Valley – www.uncannyvalley.de Contact – info@uncannyvalley.de Credits Written and produced by CVBox Mastered by Jacob Korn at Tailout Studio Artwork by Carl-Johannes Schulze at studiosuspect.com

    B1 CVBox - CV19X
  5. 20h ago

    B2 CVBox - ADS H7

    After a five-year-long hiatus, CVBox is back with six tracks between techno, acid, electro and IDM that are more suited to those super dark times we’re currently living through than ever before. On »Pattern Based On« the Dresden-based artist and long-running Uncanny Valley-comrade (four EPs and one album) proves that he hasn’t lost his touch when it comes to creating electronic cyberspaces that might drive you mad a bit. With majestic sounds and constantly evolving arrangements, the tracks are strangely entertaining on the dancefloor while you can’t help but still feel a queasy sensation in your stomach. While some describe the tunes as milky, permeated by translucent membranes, for others they are an aural embodiment of urban landscapes in the post-apocalypse. Only two things are true: No one sounds like CVBox and all his tracks sound like CVBox. The title refers to structures derived from repetitions, sequences and, indeed, patterns. Although the sounds within these patterns usually follow clear paths, they are allowed to overlap and falter. At the same time, it is music through which CVBox comes to terms with his time as a paramedic. The artwork extends this idea with a special twist. A medical-based test pattern with its clinical functionality is set against a backdrop that is clearly placed in a natural environment. A process that creates a kind of artefact and triggers immediate reflection on what will remain of us many decades from now. What role will music play in defining this? Catalogue No. UV065 Formats - Vinyl, Digital Distributed by Clone Distribution (P) & (C) 2026 by Uncanny Valley – www.uncannyvalley.de Contact – info@uncannyvalley.de Credits Written and produced by CVBox Mastered by Jacob Korn at Tailout Studio Artwork by Carl-Johannes Schulze at studiosuspect.com

    B2 CVBox - ADS H7
  6. 20h ago

    B3 CVBox - Jump Wide Into The Field

    After a five-year-long hiatus, CVBox is back with six tracks between techno, acid, electro and IDM that are more suited to those super dark times we’re currently living through than ever before. On »Pattern Based On« the Dresden-based artist and long-running Uncanny Valley-comrade (four EPs and one album) proves that he hasn’t lost his touch when it comes to creating electronic cyberspaces that might drive you mad a bit. With majestic sounds and constantly evolving arrangements, the tracks are strangely entertaining on the dancefloor while you can’t help but still feel a queasy sensation in your stomach. While some describe the tunes as milky, permeated by translucent membranes, for others they are an aural embodiment of urban landscapes in the post-apocalypse. Only two things are true: No one sounds like CVBox and all his tracks sound like CVBox. The title refers to structures derived from repetitions, sequences and, indeed, patterns. Although the sounds within these patterns usually follow clear paths, they are allowed to overlap and falter. At the same time, it is music through which CVBox comes to terms with his time as a paramedic. The artwork extends this idea with a special twist. A medical-based test pattern with its clinical functionality is set against a backdrop that is clearly placed in a natural environment. A process that creates a kind of artefact and triggers immediate reflection on what will remain of us many decades from now. What role will music play in defining this? Catalogue No. UV065 Formats - Vinyl, Digital Distributed by Clone Distribution (P) & (C) 2026 by Uncanny Valley – www.uncannyvalley.de Contact – info@uncannyvalley.de Credits Written and produced by CVBox Mastered by Jacob Korn at Tailout Studio Artwork by Carl-Johannes Schulze at studiosuspect.com

    B3 CVBox - Jump Wide Into The Field

Ratings & Reviews

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Uncanny Valley is a label from Dresden, Germany. sub-labels: shtum Records & @credit00ratlife visit our website for upcoming events: https://uncannyvalley.de/dates Starting as a label that served basically as a platform for their friends’ music in 2010, Uncanny Valley evolved into a record label that assembles acclaimed artists from the electronic music scene not only from the label’s base in Dresden but also from Germany and beyond. With a strong emphasis on the records’ artwork the label heads Philipp Demankowski, Conrad Kaden and Carl-Johannes Schulze are constantly on a mission to establish and refine the artists from the roster as well as to search for new talents. Artists as Jacob Korn, Cuthead, Credit 00, Massimiliano Pagliara, CVBox or Panthera Krause all feel at home on the label, giving them the chance to develop projects that are not only music related but can also integrate different art forms. With the two offshoots Rat Life and shtum under its belt, Uncanny Valley does not stand still to explore the full spectrum of electronic and not so electronic music from House via Disco, Hip-Hop or Ambient through to Techno. A range that can also be depicted when the three label heads come together for a DJ set as Uncanny Valley DJs.