BPX048 - Alex Wilcox - Identity Crisis

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Refining his gloriously unpredictable strain of delirious dance music across eleven tracks, Alex Wilcox delivers hard hits of punk-infused techno and electroclash with flickers of funk - bending genres until
they snap. The album is more than just dance music, satisfying listeners of hard-hitting techno as well as punk rock, triphop, and IDM. Vocals become glitched-out guitar solos, jagged synth leads spiral upward, and rhythms mutate into absurd grooves. It’s electronic music for big systems and big imaginations - raw and sped-up, yet precision-engineered down to the last detail.


Written & Produced by Alex Wilcox
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BPX048 - Alex Wilcox - Identity Crisis

BANG BANG BANG!

Dog Inside My Body

STOP!

ZZZZZ YYYYY

Hey Hey It's Okay

SHUT THE FUCK UP.

Jamaica Suk - recorded at Techno Tuesday Amsterdam 30.09.2025

A pulsating techno set from Italian duo Dynamic Forces, recorded live at Tresor Meets Kerrie, July 18, 2025.

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About Tresor Berlin
At midnight, on March 13th 1991, a basement door opened at Leipziger Strasse 126, Berlin. Through this door, many passed, on their way to defining new terrains in electronic music. There they found a dance floor in the vaults of a closed-down department store, with a unique sound bound to dense fog, building night after night a history that was also a vision of the future.

This history has seen in Jeff Mills’ first sets on three turntables, Underground Resistance's first live appearances in Europe, grandiose Tresor Park parties, to various chapters of the Loveparade with Sven Väth in the 90s and since then countless generation-spanning parties. These moments represent the highlights of infinite personal clubbing experiences. It is the manifestation of the Berlin spirit, emerging from its considerable strife. This history is not without its complications - from temporary closure by the authorities and several raids in the early years to closure and demolition of the old location in 2005. What followed was years of wandering in exile and, finally, resurrection in the new home in Kraftwerk Berlin.

These stories, conversations and shared experiences within our walls forge a resilience that drives towards a shared ideal, the Tresor sound: community, resistance, and the world to come. This was observed in the newly re-unified German youth, who danced and celebrated together from the club’s inception, and into the present day through ongoing community work in Detroit.

To those that have danced before, and to those that will dance in the future: the light at the end of the long Tresor tunnel is a signal. A flicker amidst the fog. This is our future. This is our place.

Dynamic Forces | Live at Tresor - 18.07.25

Scott McKay, better known as Fear-E, is a Glasgow-based DJ and producer specialising in raw, high-energy techno, electro and house. Shaped by the foundational sounds of Chicago, Detroit and the UK underground, his music channels the intensity and spirit of classic dance floors while pushing a fresh, modern edge. He also specialises in rave and hardcore music, taking heavy influence from the 90s UK rave scene and its uncompromising energy.

A longstanding figure in Scotland’s club scene, he’s played widely across the UK and continues to bring his sound to international stages. His sets are known for their driving energy and direct, floor- focused style.

As a producer, he’s released on respected labels including Dixon Avenue Basement Jams, Dark Entries, Super Rhythm Trax and Dame-Music, while running his own imprints Posh End Music and Breakbeat Energy. His work has gained support from BBC Radio 1, 6 Music and Rinse FM, as well as artists like Dave Clarke, Ben Sims, Marcel Dettmann and Leftfield, to name a few. Rooted in club culture and driven by authenticity, Fear-E continues to push a sound built for impact.

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#SlamRadio - 669 - Fear-E

For episode 243, we present a four-hour set from Lorely Mur, recorded on October 5th, 2025, during the second edition of Misa de 7 at Bar Américas.

Raised in Ciudad Juárez, Lorely Mur developed her voice within the city’s early-2000s pressure cooker, a context that shaped the discipline and clarity that run through her work. Her years at Hardpop, one of Mexico’s most emblematic clubs, placed her alongside artists from across the global circuit and grounded her approach to techno in precision and intent.

Now based in Denver, she continues to expand her presence in the global underground while remaining a key reference in Mexican techno. This set reflects that trajectory, one that is direct, deliberate and rooted in experience.
Listen and enjoy.

Watch the video on Youtube - https://youtu.be/rEHuqBM_Be4

Para el episodio 243, presentamos un set de cuatro horas de Lorely Mur, grabado el 5 de octubre de 2025 durante la segunda edición de Misa de 7 en Bar Américas.

Criada en Ciudad Juárez, Lorely Mur desarrolló su voz dentro del ambiente intenso de la ciudad a principios de los 2000, un contexto que moldeó la disciplina y la claridad que caracterizan su trabajo. Sus años en Hardpop, uno de los clubes más emblemáticos de México, la colocaron junto a artistas de todo el circuito global y consolidaron su enfoque del techno, basado en la precisión y la intención.

Ahora radicada en Denver, continúa expandiendo su presencia en el underground global mientras se mantiene como una figura clave del techno mexicano. Este set refleja ese recorrido: directo, intencional y forjado a través de la experiencia.

Blank Code Podcast 243 - Lorely Mur - Recorded Live @ Bar Americas

2025-11-14 @IYASAKA FESTIVAL, OKINAWA 2025

Since emerging on the scene in 2010 after being discovered by Laurent Garnier, Ian O'Donovan has carved out a distinctive sound blending contemporary production with timeless influences, spanning house, electronica, techno, and electro. His music has featured on iconic labels like KMS, Tronic, Intec and many others.
 
After a prolific year with EPs on Tronic, Elektronik Zoo, and Bedrock, Ian continues his momentum into 2026 with releases on Laurent Garnier’s Cod3 QR and more. His DJ sets take listeners on an immersive journey through genres and moods with an emotive narrative.

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#SlamRadio - 672 - Ian O'Donovan

This is the CLR Podcast 455 with a set by Deepak Sharma. Enjoy!

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Tracklist CLR Podcast 455 I Deepak Sharma

1. AtomTM - Exotrack I [Sonic Groove]
2. VSK - Lost in S [Clergy]
3. Kashpitzky - Erath [Sublunar]
4. Ufo95 - Dissolution 3
5. Hurtado - Formal Demand [Mord Kazerne]
6. Deepak Sharma - DSC035 [Hidden]
7. The Anxious - Sixfold Symmetry [Audio Assault]
8. Glenn Wilson - Trauma [Compound]
9. Industrialyzer - Analog Planet [Synewave]
10. Lars Klein - Music [Bound]
11. Patrik Skoog - Broken [Drumworks]
12. Michael Burkat - Troubleshooter [Fine Audio]
13. Vil - Padrada [Arsenik]
14. UVB - Dossier 1-2 [Tar Hallow]
15. Funk D'void - Diabla [Soma]


CLR Podcast 455 I Deepak Sharma

Stone Techno Festival 2025 - Nastia - Arte Concert

Rheak, of Spanish origin, was born in Madrid in April 1988. 

He began his journey in the world of electronic music at just 13 years old, spinning vinyl records, something he has continued to do ever since.

 A self-taught DJ, influenced by Spanish and European artists, he is considered a versatile artist for his work in various musical styles, although he is best known for his techno productions. He started with trance music, always drawn to European sounds, while also discovering techno, a style that ultimately shaped him as a DJ and producer.

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#SlamRadio - 674 - Rheak

Gina Demarchi is a 28-year-old DJ artist and producer from Buenos Aires, Argentina. She has developed a unique style influenced by tribal sounds, excelling in Techno, Techno 2000, Tribal Groove , Dub Techno, and rhythmic, sensual beats.  She is also a resident at Fungi (Argentina)

Gina has performed at Tresor, and played in clubs like Anomalie, Loophole (Paris), Seaworld (Copenhagen) at Den Anden Side with Antigone, Mutate (Italy) with Freddy K and Rebecca Dellepiane, Mutate with Spdfj  and other cool venues like About Blank, Aeden, Hor, Derbybreweryarms, Rottesonne among others.

She has toured  Australia and played in different clubs like Novel, Bloom, XE45 and more.
In her sets, Gina merges various styles, maintaining a consistent line between groove, hardgroove, tribal, hip-hop, and dub techno. Her tracks have been recognized and played by artists such as Future 666, Marron, Yanamaste, Alberto Tolo, Justine Perry, Paula Koski, Laura van Hal, Lobster, and BW in venues like Tresor, Fusebrussels, Bret, Rote, Left Bank, Sonic Festival, and Mälor.

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#SlamRadio - 675 - Gina Demarchi

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A seal of quality. It's the banner for a global network of friendships and creativity and - let's not forget - parties.
Made in Berlin. International. One of the most polyphonic chords ever struck by an electronic music label: Techno, Electronica, Indie, IDM, Pop, Beats, Song Writing. 
What matters is music that moves: bodies, spirits, emotions.

ZZZZZ YYYYY

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