Dima Gastrolër - Irritation

A New Day Breaks The Dawn

We are happy to launch the 11th edition of our very successful Rockets VA series. With these compilations, we are focusing on new talent as well as well-known names on Tronic, and this time we welcome 10 new and exclusive tracks ranging from raw, deep sounds to electro & peak time techno. Please take a close listen as all these artists deserve your attention. Thanks for your support!

RNGD - AHAA (Original Mix)  [Tronic]

Incl. Remix by Apollon and Valpy & Origin Riddim 

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Sebastian Mora - Fawkes (Original Mix)

© 2021 Gain Records
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Sam Arsh - Dancing Dolls (Original Mix)

Inertial Frames EP

Buy on Beatport

[SUARA428] VÅGH - Inertial Frames (Original Mix)

New York native Wetworks joins the DORCHA roster with 3 original cuts with the help of Newcastle's Darkmode on 'Ancestors'. Mark Therblig rounds off the release with his remix of 'The Healer'.

Power of the Mind

Wetworks - Power of the Mind

Manglés - Mindstate Artifact

Artist: FFP
EP Title:  90's 
Label: The Acid Mind Recordings
Format: Digital
Genre: Electronic
Style: Hypnotic 

Acido

Peak-time hard techno: warehouse pressure, industrial bite—drop in.
Neo-rave hardgroove—fast, driving, ruthless.
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Stream / download / buy ➜
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https://open.spotify.com/artist/3q0KcTUD3hmRdi1SUWd6VL
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https://music.apple.com/us/artist/grass-patch-bum/1596136340
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https://soundcloud.com/grasspatchbum
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Merch Shop : https://grass-patch-bum-shop.fourthwall.com
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Concrete drums, acid smear, peak-time momentum.
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Keep in touch with latest releases:
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https://grasspatchbum.bandcamp.com/
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Trippy Music Video : https://youtu.be/4E7B3ZCnSJw
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The basin looked like someone had poured night into a bowl and then raked a single line across it with a needle. Wind moved the salt in long sighs. I stood where the line met the rim, a blank blueprint rolled tight in my fist and a coin of cinnabar resting on my palm. The coin wasn’t mine, though I woke with it in my boot three days ago. Its weight refused to match its size, as if it contained a decision I hadn’t made yet.

Across the basin, the Orchard rose—no trunks, no leaves, only a lattice of branches that forgot to stop branching. The structure breathed with a regularity I could feel through my boots. Every inhalation pulled the stars into thin lines; every exhalation returned them to points. People called it a grove because that was the nearest human word. Specialists called it a photonic-biologic computer, a self-indexing archive of unchosen routes. I called it a place you approach once.

A corridor opened in the branches without moving them, the way a thought opens a door. Pale equations flared across their bark-spiral skins and then went dim again, as if embarrassed to have been seen. The blueprint warmed in my hand. The coin hummed once—one pure note without air—and oriented itself, turning so that the stamped face with the radial notch faced the Orchard. The notch aligned to the basin’s needle-scratch. Permission, though no one had uttered the word.

Inside, the corridor’s floor seemed poured from glass and silt. The air tasted faintly metallic, like the moment before rain. Capacitive filaments along the walls registered my body and then withdrew to a polite distance. The Orchard understood the calibration signal of the coin and let my outline exist here.

The first room was small enough to matter. No gore of myth; no booming gods; just a chamber with a low ceiling and a single object in the center: a stair made of prisms nested within prisms, each step splitting the room’s dimness into bands of color that drifted away like escaping ideas. Not an invitation to climb—an exam.

I placed the coin on the bottom step. The stair recognized the alloy—old-world cinnabar seeded with something not on our table—and sprouted a thread of light straight through the coin’s notch. The thread pointed not north, but near. The blueprint’s surface—previously a matt emptiness—absorbed the thread and printed a line that curved in a way compass roses never do.

A figure stood to my right; I hadn’t heard it arrive. “Pilot?” it asked.

Its voice rustled like pages being turned in a glove. It was not flesh. It was a pillar braided from mycelial cords, with teal gill-ribs that breathed faint luminescence and a face assembled from the geometry of patience. Heat exchangers masquerading as gills, I reminded myself. Biological computation doing what silicon rarely can. A clerk. A librarian. A host.

Continues on the website.

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Blueprint of the Void Orchard - Music Video @ YouTube

6-Cristian Varela-Adiction (Hioll Remix)

Acerbic 
(Stay Up Forever/Hydraulix/Cluster/Perc Trax)

Acerbic is the exciting new acid and hard techno project from Ant Wilson, aka Chicago Loop (Tronic/Respekt/Toolroom) and formerly known as DJ ANT (Powertools Records/Stay Up Forever Collective). 

After a 10 year hiatus from acid and hard techno, writing and performing more mainstream techno under the name Chicago Loop, Ant felt that in 2023 it was high time to revisit a scene that he knew and loved so much, the London Underground scene, and therefore created an exciting new project to fulfil this desire. And so Acerbic was born.

Poised to take on the acid and hard techno scene with full force, ACERBIC launched in 2023 with a well received 4-track vinyl release on 'Stay Up Forever’s' sister acid label, ‘Acid Artists in Action’, with the lead track, ‘XXX’, becoming the acid techno anthem of the summer after causing huge scenes at both Glastonbury Festival and Boomtown Fair. This was closely followed by a huge 3 track digital EP on D.A.V.E. The Drummer’s infamous ‘Hydraulix Records’, released to coincide with his main room set at the Hydraulix party with Slam at Club Fold in London last October. Then at the end of the year, two more 4-track vinyl releases were sent to the cutting room and readied for release for 2024. The first one being the hard hitting ‘In Your Face EP’ on the collective's main imprint itself, ’Stay Up Forever’, which was released in March and a storming techno release on ‘Cluster Records’, called 'Ready Player One', released a couple of months later in May. In addition to the SUF and Cluster vinyl releases, he also dropped a slamming 2 track 303 driven acid techno EP, called 'High-Voltage', on Mark Sherry’s 'Techburst Records', a full-force techno slammer on vinyl on Ireland's ‘Interruption Recs’, a killer 4 track digital EP on Belgium's ‘Arkham XXX’, a huge 2 track EP on Canada's ‘Resilient Recordings’, a monster rave anthem on Skirra’s Mechanikal' and finally a slamming remix of Krissmix's' 'Pills Of The 90's' on 'Stay Up Forever'.

It has already been a busy year for ACERBIC releases, but there's more big news yet to be announced! SUFHYDRO (a collaboration label between Stay Up Forever and Hydraulix) is set to release a huge 12 track Acerbic triple vinyl and digital album. Exactly when the release date will be set for is unknown as of yet, but the process of manufacturing has begun on this massive project, so watch this space! Additionally, watch out for a slamming remix of 'Perc's 'Imperial Leather' on  'Perc Trax', due for both vinyl and digital release in February 2025.
Ant’s long-awaited return to the acid and hard techno family is in full effect!

Chicago Loop
(Tronic/Phobiq/Respekt/Riot/Toolroom/Funk'N Deep)

https://linktr.ee/chicagoloop
Bookings - loudbydesigndjs@gmail.com
Promos - chicagolooptechno@gmail.com


The name Chicago Loop has now been firmly stamped throughout the modern world of techno, albeit within a fairly short space of time. The man behind this relatively new alias however, is certainly not a newcomer to the scene. Ant Wilson, or Ant to his friends, has been producing electronic music and traveling the globe playing clubs, events and festivals for the last 25 years from Japan to North and South America, Russia, South Africa, Europe and everywhere in between.

Within just a few years of launching this project, Chicago Loop has secured releases on major labels such as Phobiq, Respekt, Toolroom, Riot, Funk’N Deep, Renesanz and Techburst and his tracks have received continued support from some of the scenes biggest players. His 2016 techno hit, “Use Me” on Techburst Records enjoyed over 200 days in the Beatport Hard Techno chart and sat at the No.1 spot for over 25 days. In addition to the many successes with releases, Chicago Loop has also showcased his sound around the world, playing events in places such as Asia, South America and across Europe. Some highlights have included the legendary “Techno Tuesday Amsterdam” and the sold out “Welcome To The Future Festival” events. 

Always busy in the studio continually writing more techno and with many high profile releases currently being secured, Chicago Loop is certainly making some big waves in the techno scene right now.

A New Day Breaks The Dawn

Acerbic aka Chicago Loop