Thomas Park Drops Two-Track Minimal Single Covering Chaos on DimbiDeep Music

Thomas Park delivered a focused two-track single, Covering Chaos, to the DimbiDeep Music catalog on March 20, 2026. The package pairs the original mix with a second cut titled "Some Time in Africa," and both tracks are tagged as minimal / deep-tech, a tight descriptor that sits squarely in the territory this Augsburg-based label has carved out since its founding.

DimbiDeep Music is a sublabel of Diametral Records, the imprint of Matthias Springer founded in 2010, and its identity has always been rooted in a specific temperature of sound. The label orients itself around dub techno or dubtronica, consisting of electronic beats played in a downbeat manner, running much lower in speed than techno and generally warmer than dance-oriented electronica. The label's sound is repetitive but rewards careful listener attention. Park's Covering Chaos lands firmly within that philosophy: the original mix and "Some Time in Africa" don't push toward the floor so much as they pull the listener inward.

The release sits within a catalog that has grown to 75 releases on Bandcamp, with titles including Earthtree, Lost City of Kitezh, Vintage Tapes Recovery, Stoned Meerkat, Waterfall, Sector, and Emphasis among the most visible entries. That breadth signals a label operating with genuine longevity in a corner of electronic music where consistency counts more than novelty.

Covering Chaos is available now on DimbiDeep Music's Bandcamp page. "Some Time in Africa" can be picked up as a standalone digital track on a name-your-price basis, or the full two-track release is available for purchase as a complete digital album. For those wanting to go deeper, the label's full digital discography of 75 releases is bundled at €41 EUR or more, representing a 50% discount off individual pricing. Streaming is included through the Bandcamp app alongside high-quality downloads. The label's Bandcamp page also carries contact options and download support for anyone working through access issues.

DimbiDeep is an electronic music label for dub techno, dubtronica, and ambient, based in Bavaria, Germany. Its Bandcamp neighbors in the "you may also like" column include Calibre's Double Bend, Mind Over Midi's Polyphony, and the recent ORIE001 from Teik Arô on Berlin's Orientation label. That's a telling range: melodic depth, hypnotic repetition, and structural precision. Covering Chaos belongs in that conversation.