Techno#2 [Library]

OUT 20th of February on Beatport and 5th of March on all the other download sites.

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AA 048 Monoteck feat. Noisy - Afterlife EP

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Luke Slater’s most well known pseudonym Planetary Assault Systems is back in the fullest swing with 'No Exit', a standalone EP following his famed 'Deep Heet' installment series. 'No Exit' unmistakably bears all the hallmarks of Planetary Assault System, from mind-tripping and floor-stirring hypnotic energy to the theme of pushing the outer limits of unknown territories.
The EP kicks off with the title track, at its first breath of rolling beat already infusing an ample dose of psychedelic madness, which only to be intensified with the layers of digital chime tones that are constantly multiplying and shape-shifting. “Undertow” on the B side continues with the signature warping and reverberating bells and bleeps but this time with enticing hi-hats and distorted bass, gradually all melting into one big sinister groove. The last track of the EP “Nanendi” might fool you in the beginning with its minimalistic beat, but as soon as the demure yet ominous veil of melody - beautifully moody and almost spooky at times - starts humming and howling, it’s well on its way to make a deep, haunting emotional connection while keeps the tension boiling. Without a doubt 'No Exit' EP is the one that shows the most distinctive core DNA of Planetary Assault Systems and much like his seminal album The Messenger, it’s a deadly unique, dazzling, and powerfully effective work that will stand the test of time.

Tracklisting: 
A: No Exit
B1: Undertow
B2: Nanendi

Planetary Assault Systems - No Exit - Mote Evolver

https://talismann.bandcamp.com/

A1 GERMANY,  
A2 RUSSIA, 
B1 GREAT BRITAIN,
B2 AMERICA

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TALISMANN - GREAT BRITAIN

Our collaboration with Ig Noise is released on his label Techno Legends Records  with some massvie remixes from:
Darmec,AIMA & Philipp Centro

Atie Horvat vs Ig Noise - Membrane EP - [Techno Legends Records] - Incl. remixers

Knod AP - Koks Auf Hawai Bootleg

Checkout my latest remix - it's for the Swiss duo Strobetech releasing soon on BrettHit's label HitMuisk

Strobetech - Darkness Will Beat (Atie Horvat Remix) - soon on [HitMusik]

My remix of Truncate's hit, "Modify" - available now

Truncate - Modify (Dustin Zahn Remix)

DANNY DAZE "DUAL"
@dannydaze

BEATPORT EXCLUSIVE: JUNE 8
WORLDWIDE RELEASE: JUNE 22

Following last year's revered Silicon, Danny Daze releases his second for ULTRAMAJIC - Dual.

Of Cuban descent and raised in Miami, Daze grew up steeped in b-boy culture before beginning his exploration into the electronic music realms.

Praised for his diversity, his vision is to break sonic boundaries, whilst preserving music's integrity, both in the studio and behind the decks.

2014 saw Daze step up a level, with releases on Kompakt, Ellum and his first release for ULTRAMAJIC, which came through meeting Jimmy Edgar on the experimental scene, via labels including M3rck, Warp and Schematic. He also stepped back into the fashion world, scoring music for the Song for the Mute clothing brand.

Daze began 2015 with 'Four' - a collaboration EP on the intriguing new label Omnidisc. He also began a new experimental monthly podcast series entitled Sunday Morning, and recently delivered a dark and beautiful remix for Marc Houle's Talk to me Baby on Minus.

Next up is his second for ULTRAMAJIC, Dual, representing two facets of Daze's sound, including the hypnotic frequencies of 'Ready2Go' versus the striking warehouse of 'Rhythm Box'.
"On 'Ready2Go' I wanted to make a track that is driving and influenced by dryness. The bassline and synth bell tone are very dry and represent a Detroit techno sound that has always influenced me. With 'Rhythm Box', I wanted to make a pounding techno record with good drums. The vocal influence came from an old movie, called 'Liquid Sky', one of my go-to movies for inspiration.“

Cover art by Pilar Zeta & Jimmy Edgar

Dual

DANNY DAZE "READY2GO"

We are happy to present Misoo from italy, who is known for his versatile techno productions. After his huge remix for Marc Troit’s ’1210 Feeling’ he shows up again on Drowne Records with his ’Red Lights’ EP. Coming to light with two original tracks and two remixes by the german techno-stalwart Krenzlin & the austrian techno-mistress Verona Kramer, this release covers many facets of techno. 

The title track 'Red Lights' comes up with a short intro, before a sweet offbeat-accentuated groove predetermines the tracks direction. Piercing one-note synthstabs and warm strings reinforce the tracks melodic character and create an uplifting mood! Well placed snarefires make tension, and bright rides enlighten the tracks structure, while classy cowbells remind on days which have been long gone by, but not forgotten! 

Follow-up ’Transfer’ starts with bulbous kickdrums, a tonal bassline and driving low percs, which lay the foundation for a unique techno track. Sharp hihats chop an offbeat-accentuation and additional tops start layering to tighten ’Transfer’, while powerful crashes and rides strike at the right time! Propelling percussions back-up the groove while electrifying synths break through the soundscape and bristle with energy before submerging again. 

Krenzlin , who is deeply rooted into the infamous Tresor/Berlin, boils it down with his conceptual 909 rework of ’Red Lights’, and takes no prisoners. His rework storms ahead right from the beginning and uses the originals strings and synths to transfer the uplifting mood very well! Tribal percussions clank back and forth while the beloved 909 ride bristles with energy, and confirms Krenzlin’s re-definition as a tune to blow the roof off! 

Last but not least, Krenzlin teamed up with Verona Kramer to put hands on Misoo’s ’Transfer’ too. Their remix deploys powerful groove-accentuations and organic percussions alongside nerve-wrecking rhythms. The electrifying synths, known from the original, shove themselves in the foreground and push the excitement to the max, before the remix detonates again! 

In conclusion the 'Red Lights EP' comes along as a versatile release for the peaktime hours, and represents Drowne Records love for the complexity of underground techno music. It reaches from melodic techno to unforgivingly hard-hitting rhythms, and leaves space for different moods too!

early support: Andres Gil, Axel Karakasis, Boriqua Tribez, Dig-It, Drowne, Drumcomplex, Dykkon, Frank Savio, Greencross, Harvey McKay, Hristian Stojanowski, Joseph Capriati, Kyle Geiger, Lukas Stern, M.I.D.I, Marc Troit, Markantonio, Matasism, Mintech, O.T.R.S., Ovi M, Pascal Feos, Patrick DSP, Rene Reiter, Ricardo Garduno, Rob Hes, Robert S (PT), Sebastian Danz, Sebastian Krenzlin, Steel Grooves, The Welderz, Tom Cerrox, Uron, Verona Kramer, Vinicius Honorio / BTK, Xpansul, Zemtex


DRW030 Misoo - Transfer (Original Mix)

Kostas Maskalides - Hustle (Original Mix)

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Kostas Maskalides - Hustle (Original Mix) PREVIEW

We would like present a new ep by dutch producer Monoteck feat. Noisy called Afterlife. 4 completely different tracks. A beautiful mysterious intro that leads to a dark path of industrial kicks and bass. Afterlife is a straight up killer techno track for the dancefloor. M216 is a groovy minimal track full of little sounds that sooths your ears. And Exit is a remix by Noisy playing with electronic chimes, taken from Monoteck's Snow Globe ep.

Afterlife

Intro

Monoteck - Intro (Original Mix)

Monoteck, Noisy - Afterlife (Original Mix)

M216

Monoteck - M216 (Original Mix)

Exit (Noisy Remix)

Monoteck - Exit (Noisy Remix)

Audio Autopsy is an underground techno label. Genres vary from raw techno to dubby, deep, dark minimal and industrial techno with an experimental flavour.

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