Budapest’s David Temessi compiles four of his greatest Hard Techno remixes for “Hard Reworks” released on his own DSR Digital....
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Berlin-based collective and label AKRONYM returns with the second edition of its “Clean Cuts” various artists compilation. Over the last...
Dirty Epic welcomes Cressida for its fifty first episode of Amplify Series. Born in the UK and based in Berlin, Cressida’s sound is a cross-pollination of these two sonic spectrums – the rhythmic, dystopian force of Techno fused with a sound embedded in various points of the UK Hardcore Continuum Cressida...
French DJ and producer Nico Moreno represents the harder side of Techno with a propensity for the more Industrial and...
Greek-based Senh burst onto the scene in 2020 and was rapidly picked up as Planet Rhythm’s most favored artist of...
Orlando-based Ondska Records fires back with a rebrand for the ages after a brief hiatus. The first VA release “Black Magic” drives the label in a heavier, more distorted direction with singles from some of Florida’s Hard Techno artists including MXRMXR, C:ODE, Naomi Luna, Cream, and label head White Wolf....
Son Error’s recent “Lichtenberg Mambo” release on Akronym Collective is a uniquely stylistic movement through Berlin’s signature sounds. “Lichtenberg Mambo”...
The newly formed super duo, Hot News, unleash five blazing hot tracks with “Hot Vibes” on the Turkish Industrial and...
Italian M.I.T.A. comes up with a brilliant slant on some classic Techno sounds with a few new twists and turns in his latest “One Hour” EP while helping take Christian Smith’s Tronic label further down the path of hard and slamming Techno this year. The Tronic brand and name should...
Albert Zhirnov impresses with “Panzertrain”, his first 4-tracker EP on Manchester’s Clergy Records. Back in late March, Russian Techno producer...
Alexander Kowalski, under his d_func. alias, makes a welcome debut on Marco Lenzi and Marco D’arcangelo’s Molecular Recordings with “Bio...
A multi-stage rave fit for a post-pandemic world, this “Reclaim Territory” EP from Luddite sounds like passing through a city desolated by some horrible plague on the back of a motorbike. The notes on the “Reclaim Territory” EP Bandcamp page from the artist himself serve as a fair enough intro...
