HATE - New Techno Tracks (Updated Weekly) - part 7

Our yearly Midwinter mix returns for its 12th edition and as always, is mixed by Hypnus Records founder Ntogn.

2024 has seen Ntogn playing all around the world at institutions such Vurt, Tresor, La Vallée Électrique and Modem Festival, plus releasing a very fresh EP ‘Alive’ released on his own Tome records. 

This year’s Midwinter mix features cinematic samples interspersed with his renowned hypnotic sound providing the ideal soundtrack to this weekend’s winter solstice.

Follow:

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https://tomerecords.bandcamp.com/album/alive


MNMT 449 : Ntogn (Midwinter Mix)

Crescent label head Labyrinthine joins us for this session direct from Tokyos iconic 'Womb'. 

Recorded live on November 29th 2024 as part of FORCE - Paradigma Records’ showcase.

Born in Poland and based in London, this DJ/producer is also the co-owner of Crescent London - a label synonymous with deep, hypnotic techno. Deeply ingrained in the London electronic music scene and beyond, his DJ sets are immersive sonic journeys, weaving energy, depth, and contrast between darkness and light.

A key figure in the UK underground, he has been a driving force in the scene, regularly hosting events across London, as well as in Berlin and Manchester. His distinct sound has recently taken him to legendary venues like About Blank in Berlin, Womb in Tokyo and Buenos Aires. 

Fresh off back-to-back tours in Japan and South America, he wrapped up this exciting chapter of his career with the release of his debut EP, “Fading Obelisk” - the perfect finishing touch to his journey so far.

Tracklist :

Daniel Avery - Clear (Abdulla Rashim Remix)
Feral - Taghazout
Valentino Mora - Gummi
TAMA - Supra
PRG/M - Germoglianza
Labyrinthine - Obelisk
Beukhoven Sloopwerken - The Barrel 2
Erika - Wandering Mountain (Mike Parker Remix)
Sindh - Akureh
Evigt Mörker - Tredje tecknet
Rene Wise - Dry Beetle
Alex Randal - Unstableness
Martin Deno - Kupen
Rotwang - Bridge
Blazej Malinowski & Vladw - Resonating Entities
Declan James - Fugue
Biri & Yogg - Slowed Heartless
Aethernal - The Promised Land
Martin Deno - Lovnitza
JXTPS - Perimeter
Linear System & Yrsen - Fractal Shift
Shoal - Maloja
Rene Wise - Speeding
Amotik - Judna01
Axling - Passage
Agonis - Carbonine
Jay York - Espirito

Follow :

https://soundcloud.com/labyrinthinee
https://www.instagram.com/labyrinthine.ldn




MNMT Recordings : Labyrinthine @ Womb - Tokyo

Berlin-based DJ and Tresor Records label head, Thomas Hoffmann, brings a nearly 2 hour vinyl set of acid, electro, house and techno. Recorded live from the Globus floor at the Tresor Records 33rd anniversary night.

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Photo credit: Marie Staggat: https://www.marie-staggat.com/

Thomas Hoffmann | Live at Tresor - 05.10.24

We’re two weeks away from Mostra 2025. Final prep is in full swing, and over here at Delayed, we’re marking the moment with a special one. A two-hour recording from ABSIS—Mostra resident, local legend, and someone who’s been quietly shaping his own corner of the scene for years.

This one’s from Gare Porto, aka the Portuguese tunnel—one of those rare venues where the setting does half the work. ABSIS played alongside Nico and André Cascais for one of the recent Extramostra nights, and what came out of it is something else. A deep, locked-in ride that doesn’t bother with the usual build-and-drop patterns. It’s not about reaching some peak moment—it’s about staying in the zone and letting things unfold naturally. This set is pure spiral techno—deep, hypnotic, and tunnel-vision tight. It moves with that kind of quiet intensity that sneaks up on you. No flash, no filler. Just steady pressure and perfectly measured pacing. Like being pulled along some underground Iberian rail line, eyes closed, body moving on instinct. ABSIS keeps full control from start to finish, guiding the whole thing with an ease that only comes from time and taste.

You can feel the room in the recording—the acoustics of the tunnel, the crowd syncing up, that low-end weight that holds everything together. It’s a full-on experience, even in playback. There’s something about this set that sticks with you. The way it just moves—no big drama, no gimmicks, just pure direction and control. It’s the kind of mix that makes you wish you were there… and also kind of convinces you that you were.

ABSIS doesn’t overstate anything. He doesn’t have to. He locks into a mood and stays there, pulling everyone in with him. And if this set from Gare Porto is any sign of what’s coming—then that closing slot at Vall d’Hebron is going to be serious.

Hold tight. Mostra’s almost here.


https://soundcloud.com/absismusic
https://soundcloud.com/mostrabcn
https://www.instagram.com/absis_music/
https://www.instagram.com/mostrabcn/

write up by @gilleswasserman

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Mostra tickets

Delayed x Mostra: ABSIS

Feeling the vibe of minimalistic, rhythmic, and hypnotic elements? AHIL guides you into a meditative state, where mind and body become one, as if drifting through the mist! 🌀

Next up at PULSE:

18th of April: Wata Igarashi + Neel + AHIL B2B Mehdi-J

PULSE Socials:

Instagram → instagram.com/pulse_breda

AHIL Socials:

Instagram → instagram.com/ahil.arthur
SoundCloud → @a_hil

PULSE Sessions // 003: AHIL

Buy track here:

https://talescollective.bandcamp.com/album/sanum

Yanomami [TLSCD001]

Proud Brooklynite Adam X is one of the most pivotal figures in techno. As a founding father of the US rave scene with his brother Frankie Bones, he played hard and fast in the early years before losing himself in industrial. Having very much driven the revival of interest in that style, he remains at the sharp edge of the scene from his current home in Berlin, where he continues to turn out raw and visceral sounds on his Sonic Groove label. 

To read in depth about his backstory, check out the recent feature we did with Adam while you dive into his podcast on www.dekmantel.com. It is a timeless two hour selection that covers deeper techno as well as the sheet metal synths and hammering beats Adam is known for. Strobe lit, sweaty and grimy, it oozes the sort of realness that has always separated him from the crowd.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 241 - Adam X

An improvised and mostly unrehearsed three turntable Techno throw-down, performed live at the temporal point in space-time that is Freerotation Festival.

The last time I played an up-tempo Techno set like this at Freerotation was in 2011, and I’ve been pestering Steevio to let me bang it again ever since - this was the year it finally happened. 
Set times aren’t announced until the day, so it was as much of a surprise to me as anyone else to find out that I would be playing the closing set in that room.
After a night of excellent live & DJ sets from the highly talented women I had the honour of sharing the bill with, I had to be on top of my game to maintain the energy levels at the high bar they had set. 
My aim was to keep the tempos up around 137 BPM, make good use of all three turntables, improvise as much as possible in a spontaneous way by keeping the rehearsing to a minimum, and stay as present in the moment as much as I could possibly be.
I worked out the intro and the first couple of tracks, but then kept it mostly freestyle after that, which led to some unexpected twists, turns and inspired moments that kept me on my toes, and the crowd buzzing. 
This was one of those special nights where the amazing and supportive crowd gave so much energy, that it fed straight back into the music, which then began to feel like an energy flowing right through you, that pulled you even deeper into the moment. 
Presence!
I was ecstatic to  have been so well received by the large crowd that had gathered, it was an honour & a privilege to hold the space for 90 minutes, and a joy to have the opportunity close the room on such a high. 
Unfortunately some of the amps developed a fault, causing them to overheat & create a nasty burning smell, so the set had to be brought to an abrupt end to avoid causing a fire. 
An unmet demand for a final tune rampantly ensued, I loudly and regrettably responded “The Amps Are On Fire!!”, to which someone remarked “of course they are, you did a good job”, which I felt was a fitting end to a smoking night of Techno-music, that was pure heat from start to finish! :)

Recorded Live on Sunday 7th July 2019, 
4:30 - 6am, in Sammy String's (Room 3), 
at Freerotation Festival, Baskerville Hall, Hay on Wye, UK.

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www.facebook.com/AlicksDowney/
www.instagram.com/alyxdowney/
Interview: www.untitled909.com/alex-downey/

Photograph by Calandra Balfour @Calandra
Audio mixdown by Charlie Tear @charlietear

Freerotation 2019

Alex Downey's 'The Amps Are On Fire Mix' Live at Freerotation 2019

Evigt Mörker [Northern Electronics ] Sweden

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Smoke Machine Podcast 136 Evigt Mörker

Disco Negro

Mostar

Recorded by @artefakt-official for The Memoir, 2019.
All tracks written and produced by Artefakt.
Curated by @Hypnus Records.

01. Artefakt - The Boreal Forest Is Where I Want To Be (Unreleased)
02. Artefakt - Tapestry (@delsinrecords)
03. Artefakt - Twilit (Prologue)
04. Artefakt - Ritualist (@konstrukt-5)
05. Artefakt - From Our Minds To Yours (@delsinrecords)
06. Artefakt - Falling Into The Light (@delsinrecords)
07. Artefakt - Narcosis (@fieldrecords)
08. Artefakt - Hypnosis (@tikitarec)
09. Artefakt - Icarus (Unreleased)
10. @shl-mo - Escape From The Poison River (Artefakt Collage) (@delsinrecords)
11. Artefakt - Ossature (@semantica-records)
12. Artefakt - Raid (Deep Sound Channel)
13. Artefakt - Chimera (Unreleased)

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Layers of Reality

The Levels of Existential Space

Separated from Other Bodies

The first episode of the Nachtblumen podcast for 2021 comes from Camille Ferdinandus also known as @rosillon, a Dutch artist based in Rotterdam. 

Rosillon’s sound is mostly focused on the deep hypnotic realm of techno. After years of music exploration, he got to experience artists like Rødhåd, Ntogn and CHPTR, which paved the way for his dreams in music. As this type of techno is not that popular in the Netherlands, Camille wants to try and introduce it to people and show the beauty of true storytelling and morphing atmospheres. To him storytelling means finding the right records that have unique elements, which when combined create an otherworldly mind and body experience for the listener. 

In his vinyl only podcast, Camille tells the story of hope. The set is a combination of light and dark atmospheres that bring you to an obscure place, somewhat a metaphor for the world we live in right now. It also reflects his deep feelings for a special someone that inspired him to be hopeful in these times of darkness. 

Press play and enjoy this vinyl only project of love.

To find out more about Rosillon and the person behind that project read the full feature here: https://www.nachtblumen.com/podcast

Follow @rosillon: 
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rosillon 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosillon.embdmnt/ 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Rosillon.embdmnt 

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Nachtblumen Podcast #12 Rosillon

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0xDW4pLOlx9mRdlbPvSAAv?si=F6ypob_NTtmE7jjc4hqaOg

The future:

25/07 TBA, USA
26/07 The Great Beyond, MN (US)
01/08 Technoferia, Medellín (CO)
02/08 Tunnel, Pereira, (CO)
09/08 Eden, Stockholm
 30/08 Berlin Atonal w/ Neel & DJ Red (DE) 
31/08 Berlin Atonal LIVE (DE)
06/09 Sejong Theater, Seoul (KR)
06/09 Vurt, Seoul (KR)
12/09 Trädgården closing, Stockholm (SE)
13/09 Magick Bar, Rome (IT)
18/09 Solace, Melbourne (AU)
 19/09 TBA, Sydney (AU)
 20/09 TBA, Melbourne (AU)
21/09 TBA, Adelaide (AU)
11/10 Inkonst, Malmö (AU)
01/11 Under Bron, Stockholm (SE)

Bookings:
booking@northernelectronics.se

The cohesive array of depth charged devices that Anthony Linell has produced is formidable. From his opening statements as Abdulla Rashim on his early label of the same name, right through to his recent work that puts his aliases aside, there is a robust and rigorous intent that compounds the elemental strategies of techno's models to apprehend his singular vision.

Presiding over Stockholm's Northern Electronics label with Varg (Jonas Rönnberg), Linell dispenses with mechanisms of attention on all fronts. Marked by an indefatigable self-reliance, the label presents exactly what it means to display, and no more. Carving an idiosyncratic platform for his music is as great of a warning as there could be that Linell's leveraging little toward the benefit of the audience. By his measure, the familiarity and comfort of contemporary techno is stripped back to its rushing heart, the senses left tailgating the strobe in a fit of intuition over decision. The greater this is exposed the colder it gets, and its in these extremes that Linell's caustic rhythmic precision hits. Live, it comes off as a galvanizing strike from the outside; analysing the room as a DJ, it's a case of being pursued through the dark.

Just as the brevity of Linell's output in the eyes of techno is exalted as it is brought into focus, the background to this blurs as you start to decipher his other projects. Lundin Oil skirts the fringes of noise and experimental music, and in collaboration with Varg as Ulwhednar, this is perhaps even more pronounced.

Purposively ricocheting between the techno world and experimental electronic music, Linell forges a distinct passage that gathers the aesthetically uncompromising motifs and missions from across this spectrum. It's this combination and resolve that's brought Linell to the world's attention, however little that attention has been solicited.

Separated from Other Bodies

Anthony Linell

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