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Highland Frequencies EP
Cat: MORD 113. Rel: 24 Apr 25
 
Techno
AT4 - The Sleepwalker (7:27)
AT3 (6:27)
AT5 (6:11)
AT6 (6:09)
Review: Amorphic and Tensal hook back in to the machine to dialyse their crafts once more, with 'Highland Frequencies' offering up four, machine-numbered atoning lambs to our mech overlords, following up the equally arrayed 'Distant Landscapes' EP (2024) on Blueprint. Now bringing their distinctive cataloguing system to the discographic vanitas Mord, four more 'AT' tracks make for an irresistibly well-layered, synthetically one-of-a-kind release. Only 'AT4' gets a subtitle, 'The Sleepwalker', where a sandman's slumbrous, lollygaggling beats somehow, at the same time, betray a subconscious, paradoxical restlessness.
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Distant Landscapes EP
Cat: BP 080. Rel: 28 Nov 24
 
Techno
AT1 (7:27)
AT2 (7:06)
AT3 (7:06)
AT4 (7:05)
Review: Amorphic and Tendal's latest release on Blueprint Records is a masterclass in cutting-edge techno. 'AT1' opens the EP with a heavy sci-fi banger, combining dark, industrial energy with a driving beat that instantly grabs attention. 'AT2' follows with crisp production and a fine-tuned techno loop that brings a big, commanding sound, building on the intensity with a precise, polished rhythm. On the flip side, 'AT7' takes things darker and edgier, with pulsating, minimal beats that maintain a restrained elegance while growing more aggressive as the track progresses. It's a perfect balance of tension and sophistication. Closing out the EP, AT8 strips things down even further, embracing a more minimal approach that complements the earlier tracks while adding a touch of subtlety. The release showcases Amorphic and Tendal's talent for creating forward-thinking techno, with each track offering a unique blend of aggression, elegance and innovation.
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Essential Memories EP Part VI
Cat: EMERALD 025. Rel: 24 Jan 25
 
Techno
ANNE - "Coral Reefs" (4:36)
Fukumachi - "Sakura" (5:53)
FORUM - "Claymore" (5:52)
Mike Konstantinidis - "Apocalypse" (4:14)
Augusto Taito - "Rock Bottom" (5:35)
Dold - "We All Know About This" (5:58)
DJ Plant Texture - "Swingers" (5:27)
Hadone - "Track Pour Remco Avec Pad" (4:32)
Parano - "Dead Funk" (6:23)
Jacobworld - "Reviver" (5:05)
Jarrod Yeates - "Sesh Gremlin" (#2) (6:43)
TheLoopmasters - "No Frills" (4:36)
Review: Emerald's 25th outing takes the form of another superb compilation with four artists who have already released on the label and plenty of new names making an equally good impression. ANNE kicks off with the deep, thudding kicks of 'Coral Reefs' complete with lush hits to smooth the groove. There is more weight and intensity to the oversized hi-hats ringlets on Mike Konstantinidis's 'Apocalypse', DJ Plant Texture layers in plenty of gritty and grime to his gritty 'Swingers' and Jarrod Yeates goes for a twisted after-party vibe on his intense and unrelenting 'Sesh Gremlin', with many more highlights besides.
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Alpine Express Vol 1
Alpine Express Vol 1 (12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: EMAVA 001. Rel: 06 Feb 25
 
Techno
Chlar - "The Pariah" (5:39)
Lewis Legacy - "Perpetual Motion" (5:22)
The Chronics - "Sonic Memory" (6:09)
Ermatik - "Funk Alt Delight" (5:44)
Review: Fearsome techni-techno through the Swiss futurists ENMODA, whose modus operandi is to actively promote and advocate for the local Swiss scene. With chilling textures and an ear for material, sonic grit, a cloister of ten producers are heard going full Eski-mode here, for the first instalment in their yearly compilation, Alpine Express Volume 1. Aptly described as a set of "dancefloor hurters", this is a record that proves the mid-European enclave still have their ears to the ground: pree the classic trance-techno of Marcism's 'Echo' or Ermatik's 'Funk Alt Delight', The Chronics' restlessly fight-or-flight revenant, 'Sonic Memory', and/or TIS' closing jit-tech piano weapon 'I Don't Mind'.
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Another View
Cat: DRV 006. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Techno
Eduardo De La Calle - "Deva5Vyasa" (5:45)
DJ Shufflemaster - "Axiom" (5:36)
Tensal - "Thermal Cycler" (6:13)
Pergo - "Lume" (5:35)
Review: Drei Vinyl launched back in 2023 and has slowly but surely amassed a respectable catalogue of various artists' releases. This sixth outing is the most straight-up techno offering yet and it opens with one of Spain's finest in Eduardo De La Calle. 'Deva5Vyasa' is heady and otherworld loop techno perfection with synth daubs and conscious vocals peppering the rubbery kicks. DJ Shufflemaster brings more texture to the raw, percussive madness of 'Axiom' and Tensal layers up unsettling and anxious synth murmurs with rising drum tension on 'Thermal Cycler.' Pergo's 'Lume' is a brash, industrial closer full of urgency.
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Played by: Carlos Nilmmns
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Herdersmat Part 41
Cat: MORDH 011DISC1. Rel: 06 Mar 25
 
Techno
DJ Shufflemaster & Go Hiyama - "Salasa Geometric" (5:20)
Bartig Move - "Asistencia" (5:12)
Tensal - "Esbar" (6:54)
Aocram - "Dreams In NYC" (6:41)
Review: Mord has put together a bumper collection of 17 searing techno cuts as part of its Herdersmat compilation but is also seeing up four at a time on individual 12"s. There is no messing with Part 41 which opens with DJ Shufflemaster & Go Hiyama's ear-splitting, brain frazzling 'Salasa Geometric'. Bartig Move opts for a much more minimal and roomy sound on the rolling 'Asistencia' then Tensal picks up the pace once more with the rusty loops and broken beats of 'Esbar'. Aocram's 'Dreams In NYC' is a swamp, depraved closer for late night mischief.
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Phantasia 001
Cat: PSIA 001. Rel: 21 Feb 25
 
Techno
Dolomea - "Augural" (7:14)
Rupert Marnie - "Elastic Thoughts" (6:21)
Transparent Sound - "Conicts Of Interest" (5:44)
Finona Rider - "The Impact" (6:49)
Review: High-octane experimental trance via freetek via hardcore from Hamburg collective Phantasia, with an absolutely flooring, walloping debut release. The fact that four different artists might each bring their own mood to the table and yet hear their respective sounds unified bespeaks the brilliant mastering job held down here: Dolomea's 'Augural' and Rupert Marnie's 'Elastic Thoughts' commit to a mutual sonic trustfall, one seeming to writhe about in rhythmically unpredictable fashion through pressure-cooked, rubber-ballistic acids, and the other rootling its 4x4 kick snout into floors down under. The B-side goes electro, culminating on the brilliant brainwash by Finona Rider, 'The Impact', a track haunted by the voice in its own head.
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Time 4 More
Cat: RXRT 05. Rel: 13 Dec 24
 
Techno
While He's Away (6:18)
Down With The Bass (6:15)
Review: Robert Drewek vs Tomie Nevada's 'Time 4 More' EP was originally released on Unleash Records in 2005. Nine years on and Rawax are reissuing it on black wax and the tunes sound as good as ever. 'While He's Away' is a slick blend of garage-infused house drums and warm synth pulses with catchy vocal samples that bring a hint of old school. On the flip is 'Down With the Bass' which flips the script with a stripped back and militant but silky groove, dubby pads and a head's down vibe that really hypnotises.
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タグ: Minimal
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Antipodean Dubs Vol B
Antipodean Dubs Vol B (limited 12" + insert)
Cat: PCSS 08BB. Rel: 22 Jan 25
 
Techno
Echo Inspectors - "Uncanny Valley"
Taction - "Dialect"
Subset - "Impedance"
Simon Mann - "Delta Morphic"
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Deep Sea Villain EP
Deep Sea Villain EP (12" 再プレス)
Cat: OYSTER 65. Rel: 15 Apr 25
 
Techno
Edward - "Tentacle" (7:09)
Trybet - "Moodsetter" (Edward remix) (7:22)
Edward - "Dr Octo" (7:35)
Review: Astonishingly, 18 years has now passed since Gilles Aiken - probably more celebrated these days for his work under the alternate Desert Sky alias - first offered up off-kilter tech-house tracks as Edward. Last year, he impressed with a wonderfully deep and unctuous EP on deep house imprint Smallville; here, he makes his bow on another must-check label, Kalahari Oyster Cult. In keeping with the imprint's love of all things trippy and otherworldly, opener 'Tentacle' sees him wrap chiming lead lines, psychedelic synth motifs, weird noises and layers of percussion to a chunky, locked-in house groove. Aiken then goes off piste via a skewed, druggy and at times dreamy tech-house remix of Trybet's 'Moodsetter'. Arguably best of all though is impossible-to-pigeonhole flip-side 'Dr Octo', which is immersive, unsettling, tactile and eccentric in equal measure.
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Let's Go Dancing
Let's Go Dancing (violet vinyl 12")
Cat: ARMA 493. Rel: 18 Dec 24
 
Techno
Let's Go Dancing
Let's Go Dancing
Review: Layton Giordani reigns as one of the thing-pins of "techno's new school", and his latest collab with Tiga and Audion is a neat testament to this fact. 'Let's Go Dancing' indeed does make clever use of breathy effects and rising reeses, but the track's main message - its exhortation to go dancing with us - is best conveyed by its vocal message, which, by the sheer power of repetitiousness alone, grabs us by the arm and corrals us into the dance whether we like it or not. A rabble-rousing, slick new techno rumpus, you won't be allowed out of the nightclub for as long as this one plays back.
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Analog Travellers EP
Cat: YAY 017. Rel: 18 Dec 24
 
Techno
Heavy Mental - "Dabro" (7:04)
Twowi - "Metaverse" (4:52)
Parchi Pubblici & Lucretio - "Aladdin Sane" (6:21)
Rinaldo Makaj - "Ethereal" (5:30)
Review: Yay Recordings closes out another solid 12 months with a various artists' EP that showcases right where the label is at. Heavy Mental kicks off with 'Dabro', a colourful and loopy house jaunt for sunny days. Twowi's 'Metaverse' takes off to the cosmos on lithe electro rhythms with ice-cold beats and widescreen pads. Parchi Pubblici & Lucretio's 'Aladdin Sane' brings some wonky deep tech vibes with of-balance drums and muffled spoken words and Rinaldo Makaj closes down with a fresh party sound perfect for cosy floors. There's plenty of variety here, which makes this a great addition to your bag.
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タグ: Acid House
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AUSGANG 01
Cat: ST 042. Rel: 10 Apr 25
 
Minimal/Tech House
Ivory - "Rain" (6:54)
Glowal - "Skin" (7:49)
Jimi Jules - "Washing Machine" (5:13)
Tal Fussman - "So" (4:31)
Aera - "Future Holds" (5:01)
Review: Berlin's Exit Strategy began their 12"s game releasing EPs in browned sleeves, shortly before branching out into digital-vinyl combo releases with original artwork in the 2020s. Now with over ten years of experience under their belts, they welcome five new artists for a playful bricolage in deep and minimal techno, privileging elite, razor-sharp additive sound design and future-soulful vocal tasters. Ivory's opener 'Rain' epitomises this, while Jimi Jules squelchifies the same formula, and Aera's 'Future Holdings' rolls out the same logic to its ultimate conclusion, veering towards complex, 3D-graphic melodic techno composed entirely of climbing saws.
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MYSTIKAL 07
Cat: MYSTIKAL 07. Rel: 17 Mar 25
 
Hard Techno
Les Futts Mecaniques - "Ivory" (4:49)
A5KM - "Reverse Kid" (4:04)
Rorschach alias HTA - "Back To The MF" (5:16)
Tseu - "Wake Up" (4:44)
Sethi One - "Mindset Point" (5:10)
Kick'Art - "Insomnia" (4:35)
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Momm01 X L'archipel
Cat: MOMM 01. Rel: 13 Jan 25
 
Electro
Lombroso - "The Last Midnight" (6:02)
Nativo - "Delayscura" (5:15)
Kamyar Keramati - "Elements Of A Thread" (6:22)
Tibahuult - "Feel Some Of My Jam" (4:42)
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SUF Classics: The Ciuciek Remixes
Cat: SUFR 048. Rel: 06 Mar 25
 
Techno
Magnum Force - "A Right Bunch Of Charlies" (Ciuciek remix) (7:11)
Rozzer's Dog - "Now I'm Going To Repeat That For Those Of You On Drugs" (Ciuciek remix) (8:03)
Carbine - "See-saw" (Ciuciek Mad Saw remix) (7:57)
Time Stretch Armstrong - "Silver Surfer" (Ciuciek remix) (7:04)
Played by: Dj Hellraiser
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World Of Rubber 4
World Of Rubber 4 (white vinyl 12" + insert limited to 200 copies)
Cat: RUBBER 012. Rel: 28 Jan 25
 
Techno
Map 71 - "The Future Edge" (6:14)
Juzer - "Layer Of Moleman" (Unit Moebius Anonymous remix 11) (6:29)
Senyawa - "Puncak Dua" (5:53)
Peder Mannerfelt - "Lifeline" (5:01)
The Modern Institute - "Unitised Torment" (3:12)
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The Red Soil Of South America EP
Cat: MAXMIN 065. Rel: 06 Feb 25
 
Techno
Marcio M & Tiago Santos - "How Does It Sound?" (6:17)
Sonico - "Did You Say Acid?" (6:35)
Chris Liberator & Destro - "Don't Miss Your Target" (5:49)
Zyco, Seon & Acid Mutant - "Citric Frequencies" (7:15)
Review: Chris Liberator's experimental techno label Maximum/Minimum forms part of the Stay Up Forever Collective umbrella, which has been going for a heck of a long time (since 1995-ish), charting untouched terrains of teratological UK hardcore techno. An offshoot imprint dedicated to the "creative corruptions" of the Stay Up Forever crew, Liberator and co. would originally release these ones without catalogue numbers, that is until the market beseeched them to behave more conventionally. Now, well past their 65th V/A release, comes their latest, a decapitatory pummeller fronted by Sonico's 'Did You Say Acid?' and Zyco Seon's 'Citric Frequencies'.
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Ohm Series 12
Cat: OHM 012. Rel: 02 Apr 25
 
Techno
Mark & Matt Thiebideau - "Sequential 2" (6:57)
Eric Louis - "Downtime" (6:20)
Separation - "Innocence" (6:22)
Tripmastaz - "Oyster Dub" (7:18)
Review: Serious seriality from the OHM Series, an imprint and sole patent owner of the rare, aurally administered chemical known as Omega X. The alphabetic Greek letter ohm determines impedance / resistance in an electrical circuit, and so too do each of the dub techno tracks released on the OHM Series amount to tergiversating transductions, their chillout chord-knocks and hardened beats never quite letting us settle. Though titles like 'Innocence' and 'Downtime' persist here, the tracks perhaps inadvertently prove that flow is impossible without resistance: Separation's track is especially unorthodox in its strange reordering of phaser, pan and saturation effects on the pad-stab, which produces an unusual swirling effect.
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Clergy 10 Years
Cat: CRGX 2. Rel: 27 Feb 25
 
Techno
Stef Mendesidis - "Hydra" (6:11)
Regent - "Moorgate" (5:50)
Hertz Collision X Programma 101 - "Concrete Skin" (5:03)
Rebecca Delle Piane - "Ten Dosis Of Melatonin" (4:11)
Disguised - "Kaki" (5:12)
Temudo - "In Chains" (Cleric 2/10 remix) (5:45)
Review: British label Clergy marks a decade in the game with a special 12" featuring a range of artists who have ties to the imprint. Stef Mendesidis comes with the trance tinged overtones of 'Hydra' and its slamming drums and bass blend. Regent's 'Decoder' is a more minimal sound but unfurls high speed with a deep vibe and Hertz Collision/Programma 101's 'Concrete Skin' is all about masterful loops and eerie synths. On the flip, 'Rebecca Delle Piane stands out with the heady minimalism and 90s techno vibes of 'Ten Doses Of Melatonin'.
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Out Of Control EP
Cat: CATH 002. Rel: 15 Apr 25
 
Techno
Out Of Control (6:05)
Out Of Control (Zap remix) (6:18)
Woo Woo (5:36)
Fractals (6:31)
Review: Nicole and Troy's latest collaboration sharpens their vision for Cath Records, the Berlin-based label they launched as a home for boundary-pushing techno. Their stripped-back but potent style thrives on precision, drawing from deep club lineage while keeping an eye on the future. 'Out Of Control' is a lean, tunnelling workout, its tension amplified by Z@p, the Uruguayan producer whose percussive, swing-heavy take on techno has earned him a cult following. His remix reshapes the track with a ghostly, skipping momentum. 'Woo Woo' flexes a rubbery, low-end groove, built for peak-time propulsion, while 'Fractals' twists through warped, off-kilter sequencing. A sharp, high-pressure release that reinforces the duo's deft touch.
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Hospiz
Hospiz (12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: HOSPIZ 001. Rel: 01 May 25
 
Techno
Off/Grid - "Bedtime Stories" (5:12)
Oat M - "Soul Hop" (4:36)
Off/Grid - "You Make Me Flip" (5:18)
Bossifunk & Toni Telefoni - "Ground Control" (8:54)
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Ruutana City Mood Series Vol 2
Ruutana City Mood Series Vol 2 (green marbled eco vinyl 12")
Cat: VUO 11. Rel: 03 Jan 25
 
Techno
Ohm & Kvadrant - "Borsen" (6:32)
Armin Bender - "All Or Nothing" (7:13)
Tm Shuffle - "Efficient Answers" (7:29)
Gonzalo Villarreal - "Curanto" (6:50)
Review: Finnish label Vuo kicks off its year with a second instalment in the Ruutana City Mood Series. Once again it brings four vital dubbed out grooves to a lovely green marbled vinyl starting with Ohm & Kvadrant's 'Borsen' which is a smoky, grainy roller with icy drums. Armin Bender's 'All Or Nothing' brings a little extra light and optimism in the airy pads and Tm Shuffle pairs things right back for 'Efficient Answers' which is a gritty basement jam. Gonzalo Villarreal's 'Curanto' shits down with tons of lovely echo and reverb on a raw percussive cut.
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Ruutana City Mood Series Vol 2
Cat: VUO 11B. Rel: 03 Jan 25
 
Techno
Ohm & Kvadrant - "Borsen" (6:32)
Armin Bender - "All Or Nothing" (7:13)
Tm Shuffle - "Efficient Answers" (7:29)
Gonzalo Villarreal - "Curanto" (6:50)
Review: Vuo returns with another entry into his ongoing Ruutana City Mood Series, with this one being on eco black wax but a green vinyl version is also available. Ohm & Kvadrant open with a smoky, textured roller driven by icy drums. Armin Bender follows with 'All Or Nothing' which offers a lighter, more optimistic vibe with airy pads. Tm Shuffle strips things back on 'Efficient Answers' to deliver a gritty, minimalist basement groove. Closing the EP, Gonzalo Villarreal presents 'Curanto', a raw, percussive cut bathed in rich echo and reverb for a captivating close.
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Midnight Menaces 003
Cat: MENACES 003. Rel: 16 Apr 25
 
Techno
Pink Concrete - "Figure Eight" (5:18)
Krow - "The Dream Of Motion" (5:03)
Tino Troster - "Up To Farmington Hills" (4:57)
Crod - "Existence" (6:41)
Sayid K - "No Lights" (5:47)
Mikrotakt - "Further Away From Ourselves" (5:52)
Review: The third in Exitus Records' lightyear spanning V/A series, we again hear six new, boundary-pushing new ones from six satellite artists of the present day Berlin techno scene. Opening chord cascade 'Figure Eight' by Pink Concrete contrasts sharply to tunnelling techno-body suite 'The Dream Of Motion' by Krow, signalling several more tuff propulsions to come: most notably Sayid K's 'No Lights', a balmy nightscape from the newcomer, where digital zaps initially double up as hi-hats.
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Mood Series Vol 9
Cat: VUO 12. Rel: 10 Mar 25
 
Techno
Poro - "Moysiys Strip" (9:39)
Tm Shuffle & Monoder - "Tammottos" (7:37)
Nicolas Barnes - "Limited Value" (6:57)
Review: If you like it deep and dubby, keep reading. Poro, Nicholas Barnes, Tm Shuffle and Monoder all work to explore exactly those types of sounds on this tenth outing for the Finnish label Vuo. Opener 'Moysiys Strip' is impossible cavernous with its rolling bass and languid chord structures, then 'Tommottos' rolls serenely on frictionless kicks and undulating bass. It's smooth like chocolate and infused with real machine soul. Last but not least, this EP of quite artists and devastating depth comes to a close with 'Limited Value'. Smeared, grainy chords arc like windscreen wipers over deft little percussive details and broad, rolling bass. Head perfecting.
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Mood Series Vol 9
Mood Series Vol 9 (red vinyl 12")
Cat: VUO 12C. Rel: 10 Mar 25
 
Techno
Poro - "Moysiys Strip" (9:39)
Tm Shuffle & Monoder - "Tammottos" (7:36)
Nicolas Barnes - "Limited Value" (6:57)
Review: This installment presents a trio of deep and dubby techno cuts, each one meticulously crafted to transport the listener to a realm of spaciousness and hypnotic grooves. Nicolas Barnes' 'Limited Value' sets the stage, its subtle melodies and echoing textures creating a sense of vastness and introspection, much like a journey into the depths of a cavernous cathedral. Poro's 'Moysiys Strip' builds upon this foundation, its dubby atmospherics and mesmerising rhythms enveloping the listener in a hypnotic soundscape, reminiscent of a late-night drive through a desolate cityscape. Tm Shuffle & Monoder's 'Tammottos' adds a touch of energy to the mix with a pulsating bassline and intricate percussion interlocking to create a captivating groove that's both hypnotic and propulsive, like a heartbeat pulsing through the darkness. With its focus on atmosphere and sonic depth, this 12" is a must-have for those who appreciate the more introspective and evocative side of techno.

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Species 4
Species 4 (clear vinyl 12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: 47043. Rel: 08 Nov 24
 
Techno
Quelza - "Nuage D'Encres" (6:16)
Tauceti - "Jasmin" (5:57)
Hitam - "Ahura Mazda" (6:21)
Tommy Four Seven - "O M 3" (6:09)
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Ravebreakerz Vol 2
Ravebreakerz Vol 2 (limited transparent purple vinyl 12")
Cat: RODBKZ 02. Rel: 19 Dec 24
 
Techno
Scalameriya - "Stick To The Check-List" (4:48)
Umwelt - "In Order To Rave" (4:53)
Nite Fleit - "Disillusion" (4:54)
Tripped - "Spank" (7:40)
Mental Fear Productions - "Final Bastion" (4:56)
Review: Rave Or Die recently minted a new series called Raverbreakerz and now it squeezes out another one just in time for the silly season. Again featuring five electrifying tracks, this one is all about powerful rave, techno, breakbeat, and dark, doomy hard sounds crafted by skilled artists Mental Fear Productions brings some savage synth textures to 'Final Bastion', Tripped builds wall-rattling drum foundations on 'Spank' and Nite Fleit's 'Disillusion' is a writing blend of slamming kicks and tortured leads. Whether you're a seasoned raver or a newcomer, these bangers promise to ignite any set with musical menace.
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EBM Kollektiv 1
Cat: EBM 044. Rel: 10 Feb 25
 
Techno
Thomas Schumacher - "Dreams Take Flight" (6:47)
Franco Smith & Timir - "Nasty" (5:51)
Mark Porter - "Safe House" (5:39)
Gonzalo Cavalli - "It's Over" (5:27)
Review: Thomas Schumacher's latest project brings together a vibrant mix of artists, channeling the raw energy of contemporary techno. The first track strikes with unrelenting force, its driving rhythms and layered atmospherics creating a powerful opening statement. Franco Smith and TimiR take a slightly different approach, crafting a hypnotic blend of pulsing basslines and tight, percussive details that hit with surgical precision. On the flip, Mark Porter's contribution strips things back to their bare essentials, letting subtle, looping melodies glide over crisp, metronomic beats. Gonzalo Cavalli rounds off the collection with something more emotive, layering shimmering synths over a steady, groove-laden foundation. This release is as much about showcasing individual artistry as it is about exploring techno's evolving formsia versatile and deeply considered collection.
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VA Cluster I
Cat: CLUSTER I. Rel: 06 Dec 24
 
Techno
Slak - "Fragility" (5:54)
Alejandro Marmol - "Retahila" (5:33)
TEE-R & Parallax - "Nocturnal Mosaic" (5:15)
Anna Kost - "Conjunction" (6:01)
Parautas - "Pliegue" (6:16)
Dawn RAzor - "Small Notebook" (6:36)
Review: Banging electrobass from Spain's Masa Series, mooting six of their roster artists for an incendiary exercise in grit and vibrancy. Having already invited a slew of artists for individual releases, the Cluster series here aims more at collectivity. All the tracks here nail the label's signature smushing of heavily heat-glued sound, moving between everything from electro to breaks, landing somewhere in the synaesthetic register of an earthen sonic purply-brown. The highlight here, though, has to be Anna Kost's 'Conjunction', which breaks this general rule through a fast dubstep-ish 150BPM exploration in nervous respiratory pad design and glance-off percs, making for a bracing potential set intro.
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Played by: Tom Drew
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Lies In Purple
Lies In Purple (1-sided marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: XBITSH 1. Rel: 24 Apr 25
 
Minimal/Tech House
Lies In Purple (7:02)
Windowlooker (7:47)
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Rival Conga
Cat: GEEZA 002. Rel: 12 Dec 24
 
Techno
Marco Polo (5:10)
Rival Conga (6:01)
Love Of Phantoms Lives (4:55)
Pogo Slick (5:41)
Review: Impressive debut business from Egyptian producer and DJ Taher, with 'Rival Conga'. Debuting on the nascent and bawdy breakbeat outfit Geeza Records, Taher demonstrates the best of his abilities and agilities here. The fast pace of 'Rival Conga' doesn't just establish a heavy, fun-loving performative and creative attitude, but also nods subtly towards Taher's foothold in the live electronica circuit, through which he performs most of these tracks on the fly. Best of the bunch has to be the weirdo's modu-twiddler 'Pogo Slick', which launches outwards and outstrips the EP's acid midpoint for a tense but still cathartic, chorded uprising.
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Tar 28
Tar 28 (12")
Cat: TAR 028. Rel: 06 Feb 25
 
Techno
Kanji (5:34)
Paradox Of Choice (5:35)
O1.2 (5:05)
A Sip Of Blood (5:42)
Review: Rotterdam techno label TH Tar Hallow is all about providing peak-time techno nourishment. Next to cook up the goods is Augusto Taito who kicks off with the caustic intensity of 'Kanji' which has unsettling bleeps and big rusty drum loops. 'Paradox Of Choice' captures, in techno form, the unresolved anxiety of being lost with infinite options on your Netflix home page then 'O1.2' is a more wispy and roomy blend of dubby low ends and intricate sound designs that trigger your synapses. It's all heavy drums and unrelenting synth loops on closer 'A Sip Of Blood '.
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 in stock $14.38
Friction EP
Cat: PRRUK 117. Rel: 01 May 25
 
Techno
Ramon Tapia & Gaston Zani - "Friction" (6:41)
Louis LP - "Radioactivity" (6:04)
DEAS - "Hard Dreams" (4:56)
Ramon Tapia - "Fear" (Dynamic Forces remix) (5:05)
Review: Netherlands techno titan Planet Rhythm goes full percussive gas giant on their latest V/A, 'Friction', a motorsport motivator full of accelerometric elan - one of several V/As to grace their revving catalogue in recent times. Ramon Tapia leads the motorcade with 'Friction', a stabbing aerator full of overtop claps and rims, while Louis Lp's 'Radioactivity' unsettles with its seething high ringing and affectively isolated chord-stab-melody. Deas' 'Hard Dreams' nods to the real, unshakeably material core of dreams, with its rancorous full-tone acids, while Ramon Topia closes with 'Fear', a restless, chord-throttling, hard trancey, speed demonic rally racer.
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 in stock $14.94
Engorn 02
Engorn 02 (12")
Cat: ENGRN 02. Rel: 20 Feb 25
 
Techno
Taschendrachen - "The Meaning" (5:28)
Taschendrachen - "Don't Forget Us" (5:48)
Gustav Krach - "Nothing" (3:15)
Taschendrachen - "Tell Me Do" (5:21)
Taschendrachen - "Tides" (6:07)
Gustav Krach - "I'll Only Fly Away" (3:41)
 in stock $13.26
Always Acid 01
Cat: TENSE 005. Rel: 06 Feb 25
 
Techno
Tassid & Eski - "Septic"
Bad Boy Pete - "Lord Of Darkness"
Minus 25 - "Saure"
David Oblivion - "Out Of Order"
Review: Eindhoven underground acidcore distributor and label Flatlife generate yet another mind-melter for the nitty masses, supercolliding tracks by four of the foremost DJs come sound-summoners on the subterranean scene. Flatlife have dispatched rapid-response rave Apaches since 2009, and A-siders 'Septic' and 'Lord Of Darkness' bring a fittingly mid-noughts feel to things, during which time the roughage of hard dance fused with the encroaching gloss and finesse that came with digital sound tech that defined the decade. The mood is horrific, with 'Saure' climaxing to apocalyptic, territorial levels through waspish yamps and kick crushings, while the aggro is not lost on the ensuing 'Out Of Order', somehow the most relaxed of the four.
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Played by: Dj Hellraiser
 in stock $13.00
Emeraude
Emeraude (12")
Cat: NON 065. Rel: 28 Mar 25
 
Techno
Aquamarine (5:40)
Emeraude (5:08)
Tanzanite (6:17)
Jade (6:00)
Review: French producer Alizee Chelal aka Tauceti's latest offering distills her signature fusion of dense, percussive momentum and textural finesse into four meticulously sculpted tracks. Across this four track release, she refines the balance between propulsion and atmosphere, drawing from the shadowy edges of techno while leaving space for shimmering, almost cinematic detail. 'Aquamarine' opens with rolling low-end and flickering metallic accents, setting the stage for the layered tension of 'Emeraude', where rhythms shift beneath fog-like synths. 'Tanzanite' tightens the focus, its kinetic pulse threaded with ghostly harmonics, while 'Jade' expands outward, its submerged melodies stretching into the depths. As both a DJ and producer, Tauceti has honed a distinct sonic languageione where intricate rhythms meet a deep, almost tactile sense of space. Her work moves fluidly between intensity and restraint, dissolving the lines between the physical and the ethereal.
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Played by: Tom Drew
 in stock $14.11
Forest Bed Moss
Cat: SON 008. Rel: 01 May 25
 
Techno
Forest Bed Moss (5:10)
Mhm (4:57)
Rain Groove Revisit (5:14)
Rew- Fragile Abundance (Teakup remix) (5:05)
Review: Shut Off Notice welcomes Teakup - a local Columbus, Ohio DJ and producer born Lauri Reponen and known for his stylish techno - for a second outing on the label. 'Forest Bed Moss' kicks off with dusty mid-tempo breaks and deep basslines full of soul, while 'Mhm' is a mechanical groove with dubby undertones and nice chopped vocals. 'Rain Groove Revisit' is a deep, percolating and stumbling rhythm with a smattering of percussion and bubbly feel infused with cooing female vocals. Finally, Teakup remixes Rew's 'Fragile Abundance' into a deft and lithe minimal dub for the small hours. Sophisticated stuff once more from Teakup.
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 in stock $17.16
Peru
Peru (12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: VODKAST 005. Rel: 26 Feb 25
 
Experimental/Electronic
Peru (3:35)
Peru (Zesknel remix) (4:53)
Upper Manuality (3:21)
Saturn (2:18)
Saturn (Zesknel remix) (4:14)
Detunator (2:17)
Detunator (Zesknel remix) (6:30)
Review: Vodkast Records continues to put a focus on Georgian musicians here with a new EP composed and performed by Tedi, while Zesknel also offers up three remixes. These are experimental sounds from the word go: 'Peru' is all fizzing textures and live jazz drums with moody spoken words, 'Upper Manuality' is a raw techno stomper with a sense of dystopian menace and 'Saturn' is a lithe, dubby and deep space techno interlude. 'Detunator' brings curious, clean synth modulations and shuffling rhythms. The remixes all bring dark energy and otherworldly motifs.
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Peru
Peru (12")
Cat: 425180 4184991. Rel: 29 Apr 25
 
Experimental/Electronic
Peru (3:35)
Peru (Zesknal remix) (4:52)
Peru (3:21)
Saturn (2:18)
Saturn (Zesknel remix) (4:13)
Detunator (2:17)
Detunator (Zesknel remix) (6:30)
 in stock $30.71
Dystopian Spirit EP
Cat: CR 006. Rel: 02 Apr 25
 
Industrial/Noise
Act Like You Can't See
Hang Em Tight
Dystopian Artist
Smells Like Millennial Spirit
 in stock $15.77
Dont Cry Over Spilled Milk EP
Cat: AUM 016. Rel: 30 Jan 25
 
Techno
Edelweiss (5:35)
Edelweiss (Wata Igarashi remix) (6:04)
Amaryllis (5:33)
Northpole (5:05)
Review: Dutch outfit AUM Recordings hook up the profound, nascent arts of relative techno newcomer Teno with the veteran entrancings of Wata Igarashi, whom together lay down this stunning four-tune EP. Naming your techno tracks after beautiful flowers is ironic enough, but to pull off the association convincingly is the real feat. 'Edelweiss', for example, appears not once, but twice, in different forms, and both tracks are the sonic equivalents of inhalation anaesthetics, nearly knocking the listener flat out with oppressively gaseous expository sound design. 'Amaryllis' follows, late-blooming a different, interwoven petal pattern; 'Northpole' concludes, finally, on a maddened note.
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Collective Amnesia EP
Cat: CBR 22. Rel: 24 Jan 25
 
Techno
Scourge Of The Oppressors
Collective Amnesia
Inhospitable
Redemption
 in stock $12.16
Ministry Of Wish
Cat: STEP 14. Rel: 28 Feb 25
 
Deep House
Ministry Of Wish (6:01)
Sweatbox (5:22)
Magnetize Me Baby (5:51)
Endurance (6:29)
Review: Rhythmic innovator Reza Terenzi returns with a bold EP that again invites us into her signature genre-bending sound which ranges from ethereal to gritty. As such, this one offers something for every moment-whether it's for deep dancefloor energy or reflective stargazing. Recorded between Berlin and Perth, mythical adrenaline and personal introspection all colour the sounds with unpredictable twists and dynamic shifts along the way. 'Ministry Of Wish' is a spangled sound with lithe synths and fluid rhythms, 'Sweatbox' is a twisted club cut, 'Magnetize Me Baby' is more roomy and percolating and 'Endurance' is futurist minimal.
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Structural EP
Structural EP (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: WTMC 003. Rel: 28 Apr 25
 
Deep House
Now & Then (Dream mix) (7:04)
Over Time (Acid mix) (5:48)
Basis (Foundation mix) (6:17)
Motion Of Objects (8:05)
Review: Dan Piu and Grant's Theory of Movement project has served up gold for lovers of heady tech and minimal. After something of a hiatus, it is now back on When The Morning Comes with more of the sort of tuneage that is going to quickly sell out and soon become the ID request du jour at your favourite underground parties. These are of course sophisticated sounds from the silky house bumps of 'Now & Then' with its seductive vocal allure to the throwback 90s sounds of 'Over Time' (Acid Mix). 'Basis' (Foundation mix) is another immediately classic house sound with analogue and dusty drums and zippy melodies next to more smooth chords. 'Motion Of Objects' shuts down with a more zoned-out vibe and widescreen melodic architecture for late nights.
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Lowrise EP
Cat: FDMTL 5. Rel: 11 Feb 25
 
Techno
Low 1
Low 2
High 1
High 2
Review: Former Prodigy man Leeroy Thornhill delves into the contrasting energies of the dancefloor, crafting a four-track journey through hypnotic rhythms and pulsating grooves. 'Low 1' and 'Low 2' explore the deeper, more hypnotic side of techno, with their rolling basslines and atmospheric textures creating a captivating sonic experience. On the flipside, 'High 1' and 'High 2' inject a surge of energy, their driving rhythms and infectious melodies taking the listener on a euphoric ride. These tracks are a testament to Thornhill's ability to craft high-energy dancefloor anthems that are guaranteed to ignite any club. With its diverse range of sounds and moods, this EP showcases Thornhill's versatility as a producer and his deep understanding of the electronic music landscape.
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 in stock $18.80
LMZ:RMX
LMZ:RMX (12" picture disc)
Cat: TURBO 228P. Rel: 26 Feb 25
 
Techno
In Order 2 (Quelza remix) (8:05)
In Order 2 (Jump Source remix) (5:34)
Silence Of Love (feat Jesse Boykins III - Reznik remix) (7:05)
Review: Tiga's stripped-down electronic funk and Hudson Mohawke's bold beats share a common threadian idea Tiga dubs "hardcore romance." Recorded in Los Angeles, their collaboration evolved across various tracks that ultimately shaped their debut album, L'Ecstasy. Turbo revisits the project with a series of club-ready remixes featuring Keinemusik's Reznik, Montreal duo Priori & Patrick Holland as Jump Source and Berghain regular Quelza. These hard-hitting remixes are pressed loudly on a striking 12" picture disc featuring iconic imagery from renowned photographer Wolfgang Tillmans.
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Played by: DJ Mau Mau
 in stock $17.70
MP 06
MP 06 (12")
Cat: MP 06. Rel: 22 Nov 24
 
Techno
Tils - "Freak" (4:42)
Tils - "The Visit" (4:46)
Maxim Vukovic - "Schwierig" (4:53)
Maxim Vukovic - "Sol" (4:53)
 in stock $17.43
Welcome To The 90s (reissue)
Cat: BOY 882412. Rel: 10 Feb 25
 
Techno
Welcome To The 90's (6:30)
Insensitive World (5:13)
Review: BOY Records reissue an early example of legit new beat robo-trance, Time Modem's 'Welcome To The 90s'. The German duo of Joachim and Ulrich Wilhelm first dropped this deathly cold, wan emotion-stripper under the ZYX Music subsidiary shortly following 'The Time Of The Gathering', their debut EP. 'Welcome To The 90s' proves it: most of the cultural collective mind who experienced the transition into the last decade of the Millennium knew ahead of time that this would be the decade that defined dance music. Just one look at the waveform of this future-gothic grinder - as thin as a too-savoured fishbone sucked dry - reflects the loss of affect that was to be expected of this new bionic-sonic era. We hear a faint robotic voice over the title track's tannoy, speaking on themes of deterioration, futility and renunciation; it glides above the track's unpassable early stab lines and end-stop stomps. 'Intensive Worlds', meanwhile, extends the Gregorian voxsynth to underlie a rather flat, detached description of a future Frankfurt street scene, narrated by a female interloper. A historic slab of wax, reproduced for a new age.
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 in stock $14.94
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