TECHNO - Part 1

Setaoc Mass - True Lies [SK11006]

Kobosil - Asle

Electronic 42

Figures on the horizon. Dyscopian returns.

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Dyscopian "No Such Angels" (2025)

Amotik - Ath

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Here's a track from two guys floating in the cosmos.

Enjoy and Thanks for Listening!

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CosmosTone - Alter Echo

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Various Artists | Soma25 
[@SOMA LP113] 
release date: 31/03/17
Limited Edition 5xVinyl BoxSet

1. Robert Hood – The Bond We Formed
2. Jeff Mills – A Tale From the Parallel Universe
3. Daft Punk – Drive (Slam Modular Interpretation)
4. Adam Beyer – Just Things
5. Blawan – Clipper
6. The Woodleigh Research Facility – S.O.M.A 25
7. Josh Wink – Synodic Period
8. Slam – Stepback (Jonas Kopp Remix)
9. Slam – Visions (Kobosil Remix)
10. Percy X – X Track (Vril Remix 2)
11. Slam - Tempest
12. Steve Bicknell – Mind Cycles
13. Funk D’Void – 808 Planet
14. Joe Stawarz – Cry (Deepchord Remix)
15. Joe Stawarz – Beebear. (Deepchord Remix)
16. Slam – Positive Education (Cleric Remix)*
17. Slam – Positive Education (Shlømo Remix)* 
18. Slam – Stepback (Gemini Voice Archive Remix)*
19. Percy X – Maintain (Mark Henning’s 90s Mix)*
20. Funk D’Void – Magnolia (Architectural Barcelona Version)*
21. Slam – Stepback. (Kenny Larkin Panic Room Remix)*

*Digital bundle only

Soma Records is inarguably one of Techno's major forces in 2017 and since it’s inception on the streets of Glasgow, Soma Records has stood for uncompromising quality of the highest level in every area it operates.
Label figureheads Slam formed the label in 1991 together with friends Glenn Gibbons & Dave Clarke and subsequently forged one of electronic music’s most widely known and well-respected labels. Soma quickly began to develop its own sound with classics such as Slam's timeless ‘Positive Education’ and helped launch the careers of many great artists like Surgeon, Envoy, Funk D’Void, Silicone Soul and Alex Smoke as well as the discovery of French duo Daft Punk who released their first rudimentary, raw outings on the label back in 1994.

With their eyes firmly fixed on a vision of the future, Soma began the quest to instil their unquenchable passion and thirst for electronic music onto the world around them.



Box Set

Soma have enlisted the likes of Jeff Mills, Robert Hood, Steve Bicknell, Andrew Weatherall (appearing as Woodleigh Research Facility), Blawan, Adam Beyer and more to provide brand new musical excursions for today's dance floors and beyond. These, coupled with many of today's new, up and coming names in the techno genre like Kobosil, VRIL & Jonas Kopp choosing their favourite tracks from the Soma back catalogue to remix sees Soma’s futuristic vision remaining strong with the celebration of 25 years being one of a forward thinking nature rather than one of nostalgia.

Ostgut’s Kobosil brings Slam’s ‘Visions’ into the prevailing drone-ebbed world, the veiled VRIL douses the timeless X Track by Percy X in his dubbed out demeanour and Jonas Kopp’s EBM workout of another Slam classic, ‘Stepback’ creates the standpoint for the project: “Always forward, never back”. Jeff Mills’ provides otherworldly connections with ‘A Tale From The Parallel Universe’, Weatherall delivers future/retro acid and Josh Wink unleashes a 9min epic dance floor burner. Robert Hood provides a straight up, fast paced dance floor workout; all coming together to form the collective consciousness of the Soma attitude. Slam deliver ‘Tempest’, a track that perfectly sums up the whirlwind last few years the pair have enjoyed as they continue to be at the forefront of the global Techno elite. Completing the assemblage of original tracks is Soma’s own Funk D’Void, bringing his unique brand of jacked up electronics with ‘808 Planet’.

Mastered by Conor Dalton @ http://glowcast.co.uk
Artist Link – http://www.instagram.com/kyle.irvine

Soma25 Box Set

Tempest

Tempest (#Soma25 Lp113)

Cleric - Plunge

Out on 31st of march (vinyl & digital)

Up next on Wolfskuil Records and as the title suggests we find some of Shlømo’s finest cuts on the Dutch imprint reworked by Oscar Mulero, Johannes Heil and Tripeo. 

Spanish techno master Oscar Mulero takes over the A-side, keeps the heat of the original and adds extra tension to offer a stand out rendition of ‘Obsession’, while in ‘Vanished Breath’ he goes deep and delivers fine electronica and a sophisticated, experimental remix where broken beats and haunting synths seamlessly blend to create ghostly atmospheres.

On the flip side Johannes Heil transforms the beatless, synth-heavy beauty ‘M.U.M.’ into an euphoric, driving techno track, right before Tripeo proves ones again his strong command on the dancefloor with a solid, twisted version of ‘Avadon Part 1’.

Shlømo - Obsession (Oscar Mulero Remix) - Wolfskuil Records

Dynamic Ukrainian producer Yan Cook makes his debut on Soma Records with the Wide Angle EP. Active on the scene for some time now and releasing on a number of top flight labels, Yan delivers a devastating 4 track EP, chalked full of his distinctive sound. 

The ominous title Wide Angle kicks things off with thumping and tripped out low end and doesnt hold back, firing straight out of the block with rapid percussion and twisted synth elements. Krater keeps up the pace with a more rolling and hypnotic feel; crushing rhythmic elements has Yan on full attack mode with this track. Blacklisted keeps up the aggressive vibes with sinister tones, growling basslines and yet more jarring and propulsive rhythms. Closing out with Red Stream, Yan continues with the malevolent vibes as dark and forbidding tones permeate throughout this perfectly crafted tool.

Yan Cook is yet another welcome addition to the ever growing roster of high quality talent on Soma.

Wide Angle EP

Yan Cook - Wide Angle [SOMA515D]

VINYL:
Decks - https://www.decks.de/track/kaiser-debris_ep/cco-lv
Juno - https://www.juno.co.uk/products/kaiser-debris-ep/688078-01
Deejay.de - https://www.deejay.de/Kaiser_Italy_Debris_EP_MOC017_Vinyl__313469
Kompakt - https://kompakt.fm/releases/debris_ep

DIGITAL:
Beatport - https://www.beatport.com/release/debris-ep/2302863
Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/12kVXySNJHJoLKHqaZytX7?si=FJmO-_ynQ8CMUydTtCNhWg
Traxsource - https://www.traxsource.com/title/980264/debris-ep

Artist: Kaiser
Title: Debris EP (Incl. Johannes Volk Remix)
Catalog Number: MOC017
Label: made of CONCRETE
Release Date: 25.05.2017 (Vinyl) / 08.06.2017 (Digital)

RELEASE INFO:
Italian club staple and producer Kaiser turns to MOC for his Debris EP, showcasing three agile Techno slices and a remix from Exploration Records chief Johannes Volk.

“Parachute” opens up the release in a spellbinding, energy-heavy manner, with its whirlwind groove and lead taking no prisoners. Next up is “Debris”, showing off an equally energetic prowess channeling zig zagging synths and a more melodic, yet still heavy strung bassline. “Esplosione Di Colori”, translated as ‘color explosion’ aptly translates into sound what is usually only possible for a paint canvas. A lighthearted, arpegio-ridden track in original, Johannes Volk works his magic, turning it into a versatile piece of raw, dubby Techno.

Kaiser - Debris - MOC017

Stephan Bodzin "Bedford"

Totsuka No Tsurugi

Eternal Loneliness

Heartbreaker

Out now on Rekids: lnk.to/REKIDS165

Techno pioneer Robert Hood debuts on Rekids with a blistering release entitled ‘Nothing Stops Detroit’ ahead of an album this winter.

Over the last three decades the Underground Resistance alum has continually been at the forefront of the techno genre whilst releasing on many of electronic music’s finest labels to boot. In recent years his solo outings have appeared on a select few labels such as Dekmantel, Music Man Records, not to mention his very own M-Plant. Having made appearances on Rekids in the past remixing label boss Radio Slave - both as Robert Hood (‘Don’t Stop No Sleep’) and Floorplan (‘Feel The Same’) - the Detroit originator now drops a four track release in his official debut on the label.

With its machine aesthetic, ‘Nothing Stops Detroit’ is unmistakably Hood from start to finish. Precision kick drums propel the title track forward as stuttering effects and deep stabs work alongside a march band rhythm. ‘7 Mile Dog’ is next with its grainy synths and scintillating pads, making way for the meandering bassline, rattling atmospherics and trippy, oscillating top line of ‘Ignite A War’. Finally, ‘The Cure’ is a cacophony of twisted percussion and rumbling low-end that energetically concludes matters.

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