We're thrilled to present a mix from Connor Wall, a member of the Bomphcast family.

Connor stands out in the crowded field of new artists not just for his skills, but for his attitude and dedication for techno. He's already making waves in Melbourne's techno scene, playing alongside respected acts like Freddy K and Norman Nodge. 

His tracks, released on labels like Float Records and Bomphcast Audio, are heavy and powerful, reflecting his unique style and interpretation of techno. 

His latest EP 'Human Obsolete' is out now on Float Records. Do yourself the favour of listening to the EP, it's a masterpiece. 

Wall's dedication to his sound has helped him grow quickly since he started out a few years ago, and it's clear he's someone to keep an eye on in the Australian music scene. Whether he's DJing or producing, Wall is building.

Bomphcast 105: Connor Wall

Next up in our podcast series is Mesh Convergence, with an immersive 1-hour mix by the Spanish producer & DJ where the groove's focus slowly evolves from deeper atmospheres to percussive and textured elements.

With a dynamic mix of fusion and experimentation influenced by the Iberian and Birmingham techno sound, Mesh Convergence's work has made its way to esteemed labels such as Faut Section, Edit Select and Newrhythmic - and we highly recommend that you check those releases out if you haven't had the chance !

Kinetic Podcast 013 - Mesh Convergence
Mesh Convergence: @meshconvergence
Visual: @circularshape

Kinetic Podcast 013 - Mesh Convergence

Welcome to episode 05 of the Gekiga Podcast. This week we bring you a hard hitting, hypnotic set by my talented comrade Russ (ARG). 

Hailing from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Russ (ARG) started his DJ career in 2017.  Over the past eight years, Russ’s talent and perseverance led him to share the stage with internationally renowned artists such as Xhei, Kølpøs, and Mariano DC. 

Unsatisfied with just DJing, however, Russ delved into music production, and, soon after, he released his debut track with Cristian Varela on London’s Emphatic Records. Most notably, Russ collaborated with Mariano DC on the powerful Assassin’s Syndicate EP released on Brazil’s Primitive State Records.

Russ continues to evolve his unique sound, dropping EPs on Signal Records, Emphatic Records, Selected Records, 091 REC, Primitive State, Volk Edition, Ethnic Meeting records, and many others.

For more info on todays artist please check out the following links:

https://www.instagram.com/ellissir.russ

https://www.discogs.com/artist/9973000-Russ-45

Tracklist:


1- Aureal - Yuum x, the Echo of Wild Planets 
2- Oisel - ATS II 
3- Ellissir - Reflejos Distorsionados (Divide Remix) 
4- Ellissir - Unreleased
5- Viels - Nuvole Bianche
6- Pulso - The Secret
7- Marc Faenger - Magnitude
8- Lezther - Refraccion
9- Ellissir - Unreleased
10- Unkle Fon & Mental Duality - Los Cuervos
11- Anders (BR) - No Days Off (Vegim Repaint)
12- Divide - Cosmogramma
13- Border One - Transmute
14- Hd Substance - Hide Yourself
15- Declan James - Unidentified 
16- Jonas Kopp & Pulso - 11 
17- Michael Ferrell - Shadows
18 - Pushmann - Prototype
19- Declan James - Premonition (Elias Garcia Remix)
20- Stier & Mesh Convergence - Pavement
21- KØLPØS - Rivales 
22- Viels - Il Quarto Respiro
23- Slone - 105 Rebirth
24- Artyem - Unclear Vision
25- Declan James - Premonition
26- OSLO - UNTITLED 3

GEKIGA PODCAST EP 05 - Russ (ARG)

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InDepth invites I-RO @ GIMIC - 29 March 2025

014 - EBASS

(interview below)
Ebass is an emerging force in the techno world, known for driving beats and immersive soundscapes. As a DJ and producer, he blends the raw energy of underground techno with atmospheric detail, creating hypnotic, emotionally charged sets.
With passion and perseverance, he’s steadily earning a reputation for powerful, visceral performances that resonate with techno lovers worldwide. Whether in the studio or behind the decks, his dedication shines through - where precision meets creativity to deliver a complete experience.

INTERVIEW
Was there a specific track, night, or experience that sparked your interest in electronic music or techno?

A moment that truly shifted my perspective was the first time I stepped into this small club in my city. It was intimate, niche, carefully curated. Up until then, I had been used to much larger, more mainstream venues. But this place was different, was dark, raw, with a wall of Funktion-Ones pushing out this bleepy, hypnotic techno. That night, I realized what I was really after, where my ambition was pointing.
If I had to name one track that first sparked that feeling, and still in some ways embodies the vision I’ve held onto ever since, it would be Exium - Subshell (Pfirter Remix). It has everything: tension, groove, and that spatial depth that made me fall in love with techno.

In what way did your move from Italy to Amsterdam influence your musical journey? What motivated that change at the time?

Absolutely. The decision to move was entirely driven by music. That was, and still is, my main focus. I’ve always dreamed big, and I couldn’t accept giving up this passion just because I wasn’t in the right place - or living with that “what if” in my head.
Then, as often happens, other signs and circumstances made things even clearer.
Once I got here, the environment played a big role. It pushed me. I arrived alone, with no connections, but being surrounded by certain energies constantly motivates you to do more, evolve, and learn something every day. Above all, this is where I truly learned what it means to persevere - no matter what.

Are there specific moods or energies you intentionally try to capture when producing – and if so, how do those emotions shape your workflow or your studio setup?

Maybe I’m a bit particular, but when I produce, I try to leave my moods outside. I overthink a lot, and making music helps me shut the world off and tune into myself.
When I hit that flow and things move on their own, that’s when it works. 
The hardest part isn’t usually the technical side, but quieting the mind and finding full focus. The energy in a track reflects me in the most honest way. When everything clicks - when I find a natural, simple workflow that still tells a story - that’s when I feel truly satisfied.

@ebass_off

Artwork by Janu Krohm

6D. Podcast 014 - Ebass

Welcome to episode 09 of the Gekiga podcast. This week we’re proud to share a proper hypno mix by multitalented, Chilean native, DJ & Producer extraordinaire: Diego Oroquieta.

In his relatively short career, Diego has already dropped multiple EPs on some of the defining techno labels of the current era. Starting in 2021, Diego has released highly rated music on Muted Recordings (Portugal), Selected Recordings (Spain), Newrythmics (Spain), Olympian (United States), to name just a few. 

His tracks have been featured on sets by some of the best DJs of our time such as Marcell Dettmann, Adriana Lopez, Slam, DJ Nobu, Border One, Jeroen Search, Vertical Spectrum, Kaiser, Arnaud Le Texier, Wata Igarashi, Quelza , DJ Shufflemaster, Pfirter, Joseph Capriati, and many others.

Personally, I think Diego is one of the best young talents today. His tracks have a singular sound that is raw, primal, but highly sophisticated. GKG RECS is currently working with Diego towards our first collaborative release which will feature a blistering remix by the god of brutality himself: ENDPLATE. 

I believe Diego’s reputation and appreciation will only continue to rise as more diggers come around to his impressive and growing catalog.

We’re honored to feature Diego on GEKIGA podcast and our work together is just getting started.

Shoutout to all the real heads out there. This one is for you.

One Love,
Besht1 & Diego Oroquieta

GEKIGA PODCAST EP 09 - DIEGO OROQUIETA

Berlin Echo Chamber

Leeks – Why?

Why? is a minimal hardgroove techno track that’s fast, groovy, and built for the underground. Rolling percussion, hypnotic energy, and driving rhythms make this a peak-time tool for DJs and true techno lovers. Perfect for fans of Chlär, Ben Sims, and the new wave of hardgroove.

Leeks - Why? > [ MINIMAL HARDGROOVE TECHNO ]

2025-09.01 RRohhhh

Recorded At Tresor.Berlin 
Warmp up with Jonas Kopp & Steve Bicknell

Farceb @ Tresor.Berlin

Follow Hitam: https://soundcloud.com/hitam-electronix

Hitam, a name dedicated to his roots and also the highest possible way to experience music in combination with dance. As a resident of Eerste Communie and a lover of the dance floor, he began his musical journey under the name Optics. Under this alias, he released several EP’s on labels such as Dynamic Reflection and KSR. Just before the summer he decided to change his artist name to Hitam and pursue an image that is closer to him as a person. He has now planned no less than 3 releases for the month of November. You can expect a solo EP on Secession, a collaboration with Temudo on Immaterial Archives and a split EP with Yant on the fast-growing label Platform 22.

All of this brings us to his neat podcast for SALON. He starts by showing a deep and aggressive side of himself with technical highlights, after which he chooses to give the listener a breather with a somewhat warmer, rounder and more organic sound. This versatility says a lot about him as an artist and is the perfect way to kick-off the last series of 2020.

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Embodiment 013 - Hitam

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Bomphcast is a techno and electronic music podcast series born from an unwavering passion for the music. Bomphcast Audio is our record label.

Our goal is to fuel the techno culture in Melbourne to help mark out Australia as a hot spot for the genre. 

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