Somewhere in the 20th Century is a 6-track Tape Lab EP available exclusively on SoundCloud and Bandcamp, built for motion: house parties, workouts, road trips, and anyone willing to let long-form Tape Lab madness fully lock in. It is sprawling by design, but never loose. The grooves are tight, melodic, and built to keep moving.

“Innocul8” takes place in a world inspired by The Fifth Element, channeling sci-fi atmosphere, strange future-pop energy, and Tape Lab’s instinct for turning cinematic references into beat-driven experiments. It is weird, fast, and fully committed to the bit.

“A Lifetime Supply” brings the emotional core of the EP: a melodic, grooving love song for the fans. Beneath the tape chaos and extended-form structure, it is a sincere thank-you—Tape Lab’s way of saying there is, apparently, a lifetime supply of love for the people who keep listening.

For fans of SoundCloud exclusives, Bandcamp releases, experimental electronic music, long-form grooves, workout music, road trip music, house party beats, sci-fi-inspired music, and Tape Lab’s tape-driven weirdness, Somewhere in the 20th Century is compact, energetic, and unusually generous for a 2-track release.