Berlin-based Lars Huismann makes the jump from his streak of successes on Mutual Rytm to Dax J’s Monnom Black imprint...
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Quelza makes his debut on Vault Sessions with an EP full of versatile, dancefloor-driven tracks on his upcoming release, “Origami”....
Ben Klock and Fadi Mohem kick off their new label Layer with collaborative album, “Layer One”. You have to admire Ben Klock for his taste and consistency over the past few years amidst all the noise—that loud, over the top, brash, aimless noise. Klockworks continues to break new, deserving artists,...
To celebrate Joton’s release “Shadow Pulse” on the respected imprint Illegal Alien Records, we sat with the Spanish artist to...
Albert Zhirnov returns to Cleric’s Manchester-based Clergy imprint with smooth and satisfying techno cuts on his “Mogul” EP. With the...
A deep dive into sound and self, Marina George’s “Breathwork” EP feels like being wrapped in silk while drinking from a goblet filled with percolator funk. It’s a memorable session of sensual, dark, and emotive techno for Swiss imprint Adroit. Defined by a unique blend of genres and an unmistakable...
Renegade Methodz boss Endlec returns to Kazerne with an EP full of cold, blunted cuts on his most recent release...
Uncertain’s latest offering, “Praise” EP, is a testament to the producer’s mastery of crafting hypnotic grooves and dynamic energy within...
“Iridescent.” is a 13-track compilation from Spanish label SEMANTICA that proudly presents Techno through a lens of softness, ambience, and light. Techno often thrives from a sense of sinister sexiness. Its industrial undertones and raw rhythms create an alluring atmosphere for anyone interested in the underground and occult. While the...
A Thousand Details returns to Hayes Collective with the “Unrestful Mind” EP. Featuring four tracks on vinyl and an additional...
2024 has been a banner year for Lidvall, full of acclaim and recognition, culminating in this big, banging, and stripped-back...
After a recent string of celebrated techno hits, UFO95 releases a full-length album on MORD titled “A Brutalist Dystopian Society” with a distinguished dark and grooving sound that proves to be one of the best techno albums this year. UFO95 was doing a bunch of uptempo and rave party-rocking tracks...
