From the ethereal shadows of Darkwave to the visceral pulses of EBM and industrial Techno, Zanias has carved a singular...
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We’re here with Adam X as he describes the label’s origins and dives deeper into the rich history of the...
Ring in the New Year with some of our favorite releases from 2024. We hope you enjoy them as much as we have! Fadi Mohem – “MOHEM 03” (MOHEM) Fadi Mohem continues his excellent stretch of self-released EPs on his eponymous imprint, MOHEM. The third installment to his trifecta features...
Chris Liebing, of CLR Records “Create Learn Realize/Repeat,” has been a fixture in the Techno scene for decades. Ahead of...
Introducing our music blog’s top 10 picks of 2023! Our fantastic review team has covered some of the best releases...
Time is running out to do your holiday shopping. Can’t think of what to get that music lover in your life? The Dirty Epic team has you covered with this essential holiday gift guide! We recently hosted our annual holiday party featuring a gift exchange, and it got us thinking...
When it came to selecting the headliner for our 11th anniversary celebration, Dax J was a no-brainer. A true standout...
An expert devotee of Techno music, Sean Ocean loves to share his passion for the genre with the world. He’s...
During the Fall of 2020, Dirty Epic began publishing music reviews as a way to continue engaging with the underground Techno community when it was uncertain whether we’d ever rave together again. Since then, our reviews have become an important way for us to support artists and labels from all...
Since 1991, some of the greatest Techno artists have graced Tresor Berlin’s grungy, blissed-out dancefloor, including Detroit-born, Berlin-based DJ T-1000,...
Newly emerging Italian label Centrovisione offers a master-class in controlled chaos with Nebuchadnezzar’s new self-titled EP. Very rarely will a...
Irazu plays with the idea of infinity in this latest release on 30D records. We are gifted with elegant nearly experimental ambient industrial techno that assembles immensity. The prolonged intro in “Cal Rosal” progresses with a seamless combination of extended metallic sounds that get modulated and melted into an empty...
