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Things to Come Records has been relaunched in conjunction with Metabanana Airforce Distribution.

“Here we are again. This time in the future. This is the next wave. This begins the next message. The new wave. The new direction stands again. A female voice blows the first horn. We are lined up behind her. Ever ready as we ever were. These are the things to come!” - Oliver Chesler

Sixth release from Nekow with the Second part of his Macrocosm LP (Bodyparts/Cas:Mu).

1x each customer, no repress

The imprint celebrates the release of first long lenght with this compilation featuring tracks by some of the most prominent underground techno artists among some new talents including works from: Christian Wünsch, Datura Dilema, Developer, Dinamite, Kalter Ende, Stanislav Tolkachev, Unkle Fon and Vertical Spectrum. The sound palette focuses on danceable numbers, but also include some broken beats and industrial touches showcasing the diversity of the catalogue.

A second double ep of Denis on Nervmusic. Vocals on A1 by Lisokot on C1 by Lasha Chapel.

Arriving as the third outing of Len Faki's recently established non-profit platform LF RMX, these previously exclusive edits take on a raging classic by courtesy of Frankie Bones, godfather of the North-American rave scene. The new Hardspace Mix bolsters up the characteristic vocal and synths for even more frantic effect but trades in the percussion for Faki's signature assault of claps and hats. These also dominate the stripped-back Hardspace Tool, which carefully builds momentum only around the sirens and some seriously sizzling low-end rumble. Both of Faki's personal mixes capture the original's raw energy, yet manage to appear in both sleek but powerful presence. As with all releases of LF RMX, the proceeds of this record will be donated to the Berlin charity project Straßenkinder e.V. to be used in actions against child poverty.

Despite the short period as producer of Kolpos, the first steps of this argentinan producer ha
ve became large strides and hisexperience to develop big magnitude projects consolidates with great celerity, argument more than justified for platforms as Concerns Music which bet for artist with a very defined personality.Fractal recreates the international connection that techno is living in these moments between Europe and Latin American countries with a more globalized style , it represents the synergestic link between two cultures and a relative approach of hemispheres.

'Woke' is Tiga's third release so far in 2017, and was recorded at Montreal's Lost Star Studios before he returned to Ibiza for the summer. He started this year with 'Eye Luv U' (co-produced by one half of Paranoid London), his first new material since 2016's 'Blondes Have More Fun', and the track that marked his return to Turbo Recordings. April saw Tiga vs Audion's 'Nightclub EP', the third collaborative release from Tiga and Matthew Dear, and the follow-up to their mega-hit 'Let's Go Dancing' and the micro-hit 'Fever'. The 'Nightclub EP' featured 3 new productions: 'Stabbed In The Back' (lead track), 'Pink Bells', and 'Nonstop', and picked up heavy support from Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers, Boys Noize, Dubfire, Kolsch, Heidi, Gerd Janson, Erol Alkan, Michael Mayer, and more.

Edit alert once again with the great many known unknowns, unknown unknowns and who knows what else.

All we know is Freddie M would probably groove to this, we've got a Depeche M policy at the front door and also a little something special on the side that will get you busy on the dancefloor.
Get it while it's still here, vinyl only.

Wrong Assessment strikes back on his own label AWRY with three tracks showing the different facets of his deep and hypnotic sound completed by an eerie breakbeat remix from the Berlin based master Cosmin TRG.

Look Like makes his debut on Clone Royal Oak with a great four track ep! A fresh take on classic house music. Italo house, Balearic beat, Chicago's stomp and Detroit's funk all stirred up into a nice loose hybrid that seems to become Look Likes signature sound. Lovely stuff!! If you havent heard from him just yet... also check out his cool releases on DVS1's Misstress label and Drum Poet Society!

Future Retro have selected four of the finest future thinking drum & bass artists that are around right now to bring us the 'Future Sounds' EP.
Villem & McLeod kick things off with the deep rolling vibe of 'Burners'.
Next up the super soulful duo RoyGreen & Protone are joined by Robbe to bring us jazz infused 'Arbitrary'
Macca goes solo and effortlessly rolls out the hands in the air most uplifting 'What You Need', which is exactly what you do need on a great night out.
Rounding off the EP nicely, Phase delves deep into his subconsious and gives us a little glimpse of what goes on in a produers mind with 'Subconsious Thinking'.

LTD repress !

Second release for the Nantes based imprint. Jos on board this time with a mysterious remix from a guy who already smashed it at one of their parties... Early supported by Andrew James Gustav, Addy and more

Limited 200 Copys.
Ready for the Sonar 2017 we are pround to present the Neverdogs in our music Family.

Including remixes by Franz Costa & Fortyseven as well as Drag&Drop. A Must have for you Recordcase.

Repressed !
Oscar Mulero is the man behind our release number 37, helped on remix duties by two of the main members of our team: Architectural and Tensal, who offer four different versions of Oscar's originals.
The first track is "Second Skin", with slow paced beats and dubby chords that mutate and run around the arrangement, taking us to the classic days of Basic Channel.
Architectural changes the bass drum, adds some low frequency punch and spreads the reverb at the beginning. He then adds wet and liquid drones and a profound stereo work. Mental techno at its best.
The digital version boasts an extra remix by Architectural. Its broken rhythms, slow tempos, atmospheres and reverberations make this rework an ideal opening track for intelligent techno sets.
"Rotar" keeps the slow tempos and the liquidness of the drums, adding some flanged percussion and using once more a chord-based synth to keep the flow. Tensal is the man in charge of these remakes. The first one, totally different from the original, has a compact kick and heavy subbass action, tensioned hats, filtered chords and continuous cabasa rhythms that transform a mental track into a club stomper. The digital bonus remix is closer to the original, on a more dub techno approach: round kicks, reverb spaces, growing chords and echo synths.

Indigenous Electronic's second release the "No Market for Emotion" EP pushes further into organic territory with a hardware driven release. The A side sees two tracks on the dubbier end of the spectrum recorded by Iranian producer Ramtin Niazi, a musician with a background in instrumental music, now with a greater focus on machine orientated electronic music. Niazi's contribution sees him delivering two low slung tracks: "Naked Dub" progressing with Lush emotional pads and "Cash Dub" a moodier counterpart. The B side sees the label's head Omar Jayyusi's debut release, with two entirely out the box jams recorded straight to two track. "Pyramid" has a deep and solid rumbling low end, acid basslines and percussive drums. "Too Late for nonsense", is a sub-bass focused micro house dj tool, punchy and reaching the lower end of the dynamic range.

Limited release of 200 vinyl

Support. by XDB

Silo EP is a strong piece of work from Berg Jaar for Planet Rhythm. Jaar is known for producing powerful & outgoing techno with an exotic touch to it. This 4-track pack covers a lot of ground and should be an excellent choice for lovers of Techno with a more artful approach.

Belgian native Border One returns to Wolfskuil Records for his second EP. Steven Petit has build a solid reputation for himself as an pure and talented techno producer in just a few years. His music has been rinsed by the who’s who on the circuit. On the Insight EP he offers 4 distinct, diverse but intrically linked cuts in which his modular driven sound reached his full potential.

The EP kicks off with Moon, a relentless tune with a simple but catchy hook and minimalistic shuffling drum patterns that will drive any floor into a frenzy. Phantasmal takes things down a notch with a bleepy affair and thumping kickdrums.

On the flip the title track Insight take things up a notch using the main theme as a sonic elastic, fading in and out without ever reaching an ultimate climax. It’s the understated use of just a few elements, that make it hightly addictive. The twelve finds it’s epic closer in Sakebi. Beautiful dark string chords create an emotional undertone like the sometimes traumatic transition from the night into the day.
DJ FEEDBACK
early support from

Dave Clarke: Moon is a great track
Luke Slater: track 1 full support from me
Cassegrain: Always enjoy Border One stuff! Thanks again, excellent
Len Faki: fantastic ep - hard to say which one (s) i am going to play! thX LF
Kangding Ray: Very cool EP
Peggy Gou: cool
DVS1: dope!
James Ruskin: Insight for me....Thanks!!!
Kr!z: full support, been playing moon & insight for a while.

Vinyl Only, Limited copies.

MixCult Records announces a new exclusive series entitled NO REPRESS. This time, highlighting the talent of Dan Goul, our Australian mastermind that joined the family recently. This four track EP called: Change Of Address, whispers the accurate sound for each season of the year, underscoring fine crafted minimalistic house and grooved off atmospheres. For sure, there will be much more of Dan Goul in our series, this is just a taste of what is coming throughout 2019, a year full of new surprises with both new and classic talents.

The legendary Moscow club Propaganda celebrates its 20th Anniversary in April 2017 and launches a brand new record label. The label will cover different styles of intelligent electronic music, focusing on techno in the first year. At the beginning there will be released music by great artists who had performances at Propaganda club in past. More artists will be involved and more excellent music will be released over time.

Document One are very proud to unveil their debut self titled album. Over the years, Joe and Matt have had an illustrious production career dabbling in all flavours of underground dance music. Not deviating from D&B tempo, this album goes back to where they started while showcasing how far they’ve come.

"We’ve spent close to a decade working together as Document One within UK bass music. We’ve toured over 30 countries across 4 continents, we’ve watched so many of the musicians we admire perform and we’ve been exposed to so much culture along the way too. This album is a cross-section of who we are as musicians, as people and most importantly a duo.”

The latest compilation from Dutch imprint Wolfskuil Records offers up three more 'Secret Weapons' continuing the series with four artists already well at home on the label.As the title suggests, each track is a heavy-hitter, but as a whole this release acts as a showcase exposing three very different approaches to peak-time techno.

The latest compilation from Dutch imprint Wolfskuil Records offers up three more 'Secret Weapons' continuing the series with four artists already well at home on the label. As the title suggests, each track is a heavy-hitter, but as a whole this release acts as a showcase exposing three very different approaches to peak-time techno.

Doka marks his return on Wolfskuil Records with 'Inure' starting things off with a pummeling introduction full of wavering energy, tense murky depths, and a startling synthline. A much rougher, more distorted cut appears on the flip-side with Cadans & Kracht 'Lompret' summoning up warehouse memories with its echoing rough percussive hits that clamour for attention over an overdriven, crunchy backdrop. The final track by Tim Wollf 'Overt Agent' builds up from dense, groove-ridden beginnings into a climactic crowd pleaser, with a progressive surge of energy fed alongside a Detroit-inspired arrangement.

Born on a far out Milky Way galaxie thousands of northern stars away from the so called inner shuttle space planet, Emmanuel Top was concurring the Wasbi creatures. The never ending battle between a Techstar and inbreathe opposite electronic acid insects were the talk of the town. Explosions so loud not possible to hear with the ear were send to futuristic allies and came to the rescue with the primitive enemy of Drakija. In between this unforgiving telepathic chess game forbidden by the wise elderly a new sound was rising. Due all of this dramatic pleasure Emmanuel Top decided to compose this unbeatable 5 track package for a new planet called Earth, 3 tri poles beyond the roxy route stationary. It was ruled by the so called humans and their massive emperor Music. All in flavor of the French cult label 'faux calme' phonetically pronounced Fokalm.

Already played by: Smallpeople, Mountain People, Session Victim, Ben Rau, Woody, Matthias Reiling...

That's the name of the newly founded label of Chris Gruber and Tim Eder.
The first record "Soundbowl EP is produced by the artist Fossar.
Musically, we go into the groovy-warm realms of the oldschool deep house.

Mr McKay is back on Drumcode with an EP that is very close to home, titled 'Glasgow Safari'. Harvey has blended his synonymous synth stabs and vocal hooks together and has created another outstanding EP.


The drums are fat and chunky as always and allow Harvey's ideas to flow effortlessly over a solid foundation. The smooth use of dynamic throughout Harvey's tracks also create impressive drops to add to another exceptional EP from Harvey.

The latest vinyl release from Berlin-based label KONFLKT is signed by up-and-coming producer Introversion who's been proving his worth with every release. 'Call to Adventure' is no exception: all 3 rave-inspired tracks as well as the remix by Kas:st hit that sweet spot of hypnotic albeit galvanising techno.