Back catalogue:

Review: A journey through experimental, genre-blending techno. The first track 'Dome', will totally immerses you quickly with its alien, atmospheric sounds and deep, melodic layers. It's a futuristic exploration, where spacey synths and intricate rhythms combine to create a mesmerising, otherworldly vibe. 'Strega' follows, drawing from psy-trance influences while remaining firmly rooted in techno. Its dynamic beats and outer-space textures push the boundaries of sound, offering an energetic and engaging experience. On Side-2, 'Reloj' brings a fusion of techno and electro funk, with crisp production and melodies that integrate psy-trance elements, creating a sharp, next-level track. The final cut, 'En Un Suspiro', continues this sonic journey, maintaining the high-energy, futuristic atmosphere while blending similar elements. Throughout 'Night Vision', Lanzieri demonstrates a refined approach to merging genres, making each track a bold statement in the realm of contemporary techno.

Review: As you can tell from the title of this ongoing series, System Error likes to serve up only 100% party bombs. The third volume lives up to that once more with Parchi Pubblici kicking off with the acid-laced bumps of 'Perfect Vacuum2Disco' complete with zippy synths and snappy percussion. Lanzieri's 'Twisted Tango' hits just as hard with an electro-techno fusion that rides on psychedelic synth loops with jacked-up drums. Raku's 'Valle Dei Templi' has a more pared-back sound with a menacing and rubbery low end and creeping synths that keep you on edge. Phill Prince's 'Indigo' shuts down with something tripped out and retro with 90s techno vibes colouring the drums.