A1 | Carlos Native – Be Yourself
Andalusian producer Carlos Native unfolds an almost cinematic sensibility: a slow, introspective piece where a hypnotic bassline and wide, horizontal backgrounds build an inner journey rather than a track aimed at immediate impact.
A2 | Slit Observers – Synthmek
The Galician duo present a hard, high-energy work. Industrial-driven drums demand movement, while an aggressive, sharp arpeggiated bass defines a sonic identity with no concessions.
A3 | Negocius Man – 8N8
The Madrid-based veteran constructs 8N8 with modular precision: each sound falls into place with an almost architectural logic. The result is a synthetic, measured and structured piece shaped by years of experience.
B1 | Allumynd – Chestcollider
Making their debut on the electro scene, Allumynd delivers an original and daring track. An otherworldly snare and a woven vocal structure turn this piece into a clear example of new-generation electro: atmospheric and bold.
B2 | Komatssu – Non Servian
The Asturian producer, under his Komatssu alias, opts for continuous evolution without a kick drum as support. The track works like an organism that grows and transforms as it progresses, generating a hypnotic and mature effect.
B3 | Irrational Language feat. Lucky – We Are Comming Back
Irrational Language dives into braindance with meticulous technical production: drums filled with micro-artifacts, luminous synthesizers, and Lucky’s vocals processed and spatialized to reinforce a narrative of rebirth and emerging from darkness.
Techno Новости
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Gente Seria Viste Chándal ataca de nuevo con el Volumen 7, esta vez con motivo del supercoche Renault 5 Copa Turbo. Como siempre, motivos que hemos vivido en nuestros barrios.
En el Vol. 7 encontrarás 6 cortes de puro electro, que van desde el New Old School hasta el sonido más espacial o contundente, con un guiño/homenaje a los padres de todo esto: los robots alemanes.
Da Vektah_ Chandalwerk – No hace falta decir nada más; solo con escuchar, lo entenderás. Todo un homenaje a Kraftwerk.
Sace2_ La malla (The Mesh) – Un grande del New Old School, con una canción cargada de ritmos electro-funk, voces con pitch y mensaje directo.
David Pasajero_ The Knight of the Revolution – Canción combativa y muy espacial que invita a coger la nave y viajar por el universo musical.
Carlos Native_ Sculpture – Temazo con subgraves que te penetran hasta el fondo de la médula. Delays, leads y pads y voces místicas… todo un rompe-pistas.
Slit Observes_ Biodex – Este dúo gallego nos entrega un tema contundente y pistero, con bajos punzantes y mucha mala leche. Este dúo promete.
Gerard Braions & The Bandit_ Cortocircuito en la ciudad – Toda una declaración de intenciones. Electro-rap que promete ser (y será) un nuevo himno para nuestra escena.
“Si no escucho electro me da ansiedad”. The Bandit y Gerard Braions lo han vuelto a hacer.
REPRESS
Back in 2019 we released Arctor's EP "Soulless" on 12" vinyl. It was an instant underground hit and sold out in a flash. Three wild years later and we've had it repressed. Good news for anyone balking at the enormous Discogs prices for a preowned copy. This modern electro classic should fit nicely into any dance music head's collection.
Benedikt Frey supplies the aid kit. Sonic remedies for the night.
4 transmissions for after-dark navigation. Remix from Carl Finlow.
For its third release, Club Blanco welcomes German producer Benedikt Frey. Aid Kit delivers three original pieces of shadowy club machinery - tense, wonky and charged with late-night atmosphere and rugged vocals. Electro veteran Carl Finlow reassembles the parts with clinical precision, crafting a remix that hums with circuitry and steel. Together they form four doses of deep club music.
FJAAK present the next instalment in the Spandau20 series: On catalogue number 007 the label owners team up with Apollo Studio owner & dance music legend Tobi Neumann for a diverse EP of dancefloor sweepers. The trio are joined by french stalwart Kittin on A1 for an acidic cut of electro boogie and NYC based singer Justice on the classic Technohouse leaning B Side. A2 sees FJAAK & Mr Neumann handle business themselves on F-Zero, a cut which would surely work a treat had it been included in the video game series its is named after.
Solid Red vinyl[14,08 €]
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Analog Concept continues its exclusive SCENA ACID series with the highly stimulating Somapolice EP from Low Orbit Satellite.
Crafted for both the mind and body. All four tracks create an expansive journey of deep electro character defined by lush melodies, confident and cool drum rhythms, all married into intelligent atmospheric design, while keeping the Acid Electro essence in mind, as well as a deep lovely vocal appearance from Esmi
Here's the first vinyl record release by Alien Rave. We still can't explain the strange circumstances surrounding this record, which came to our attention in a mysterious and unexpected way. A coded message through Ableton Live led us to a strange place where we found the recordings. The instructions were very clear - all we had to was follow them You'll find the results on this interstellar '94 electro-break track. Alien Rave sets out to get inside your head, introducing evocative and epic mental moments that give way to energetic tunnels built on a solid rhythmic foundation carefully designed to withstand elegant ultrasonic bass frequencies. For electro-break fans, this record could be seen as a journey which originated in the German-inspired Florida scene before eventually finding its way back to Spain. It's funny how Florida, home to some of the most robotic and extraterrestrial electro-break music, is also one of the hot spots of the global UFO phenomenon. Coincidence? Maybe, but we're looking forward to the next contact: we know it's coming.
Plenty of newness on dimply here as Gaining Ground makes its vinyl bow with a fresh one from an equally new, mysterious artist. They go by the name of Thom and clearly like their techno deep and atmospheric. 'Overline' is a roomy and liquid deep techno sound with swirling pads sketching out a cosmic landscape, 'Atlant' then has more twitchy texture and a groaning and ominous bassline and 'False Economy' picks up the pace with phased synths and gurgling lines that are unsettling and post-human. 'Sense Of Absence' shuts down with a subtle electric charge and mournful bass. Artful stuff.
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- A1: Minipops 67 (120.2)(Source Field Mix)
- A2: Xmas_Evet10 (120)(Thanaton3 Mix)
- B1: Produk 29 (101)
- B2: 4 Bit 9D Api+E+6 (126.26)
- C1: 180Db_ (130)
- C2: Circlont6A (141.98)(Syrobonkus Mix)
- D1: Fz Pseudotimestretch+E+3 (138.85)
- D2: Circlont14 (152.97)(Shrymoming Mix)
- E1: Syro U473T8+E (141.98)(Piezoluminescence Mix)
- E2: Papat4 (155)(Pineal Mix)
- F1: S950Tx16Wasr10 (163.97)(Earth Portal Mix)
- F2: Aisatsana (102)
13 Jahre nach seinem letzten Longplayer "Drukqs" (2001) veröffentlicht Aphex Twin sein mit Spannung erwartetes neues Album "Syro", das mit einer fantasievollen Outdoor- und Online-Teaserkampagne häppchenweise kommuniziert wird. Musikalisch bietet der Aphex Twin elektronische Abstraktion in Perfektion. Glasklarer, präziser Sound, technisch auf dem neuesten Niveau, teils superfunky, immer hochintensiv. Es folgt dem Überraschungsrelease des bislang unveröffentlichten Albums "Caustic Window", das dieses Jahr Millionen von Klicks und über 100.000 US-Dollar per Crowdfunding und Auktion einsammeln konnte.
A blistering single 'Make You Freak' marks a welcome return to Drumcode for Eli Brown.
The Bristolian artist debuted on Drumcode in September last year with ‘Deep Down’, a summer highlight for Adam Beyer's label. His return 'Make You Freak' is five minutes of pure mechanoid techno, imbued with layers of acid, Brown's pin-sharp drums and a famous vocal sample. It's a thrilling cut that’s highlighted Drumcode's Warehouse Project party, Fabrik in Madrid and all across Eli Brown's 'Believe Tour' in 2022. ''This is a track I’m really excited about'' he shares. ''It features a sample of an iconic club classic in LFO's 'Freak', which I've been hammering in my sets for a while now. I think this could be the biggest techno track I've released yet and I couldn't be happier to be signing it to Drumcode.”
The next transmission from planet BRUK comes courtesy of Lårry, an enigmatic artist ploughing an individualist furrow through various fields of electronic expression, one hand tweaking the tiller and the other casually dismissing the rules of rave. You might have caught their sharply-pointed sound on Super Hexagon or Awkwardly Social, or perhaps stumbled across their fabled 2021 live performance from Fitzroy in Berlin, or even unconsciously swayed to something spun in a set any time over the past five years. Lårry's discography is modest but mighty, and How Was That For You builds into that idea with four
precise tools for forward-leaning soundsystem communion. From the fractalised barbs of electronica stepper 'In Water' to patiently dread-eyed wobbler 'Angela's Knife', 'Uniform Uninform's icy incisions to the snaking spiral staircase of 'Yargachin', this is brain fodder first and foremost, with bassweight impact threaded through as an added bonus. Keeping fine company amongst the other oddities inhabiting the Bruk mandate, Lårry continues to keep us on our toes, literally and figuratively.




















