techno mystique

DJ stuffs - TECHNO

Release date 28/6/2019
Promotional upload for Endzeit - this track is available on beatport.

https://www.beatport.com/track/hundert43-wndrlst-remix/12021930

Champas & Synthethik - Hundert43 (WNDRLST Remix)

IRR01 
Social Fracture 140 BPM
Nico Moreno 
Mp3 version
Master by NTBR
Cover by Involt

Purple Widow

Social Fracture

Nico Moreno - Social Fracture

Buy on bandcamp

WNDRLST - Ritual Of Katharsis

Buy here: bit.ly/DividePlanetariumLPWU58d

This is the first long distance trip in our digital branch, showcasing a complete album by Divide who is the alias of Davide from the Italian Syntaxism duo. In this body of work comprised of 13 tracks, you can find almost every colour in the techno sound palette, from the ambient intro Parsec to the equally soundscaped last track Alfa Persei. In between these two relaxed pieces there is a galore of beats and synths.

The album grows logically, building up as a whole opera. Punto_ω evolves from a relentless groove spiced with FM bells and resonant bleeps to the solid and slow paced Sfera Celeste, almost dubby, with subtle synth melodies in jazzy scales.

Punto_γ starts to bring things directly to danceable territories in a complex synth crescendo. Followed by Declinazione, with random sequences and tight 909 drum workout. Asymmetrical notes blend to each other giving this chaos feeling that sure dj’s like Jeff Mills will love and play.

Coordinate follows in similar parameters, alien like melodies and arpeggios over a shuffled beat, complex and always evolving. Cassiopea runs in similar parameters, but with a more aggressive sound approach.

Antares introduces distortion and harshness and acts as a powerful tool as well as the twisted Galileo, elastic and gummy but still powerful.

Centaurus boosts the high frequencies in the beginning as the rest of the elements build from below, the kick appears after a few bars putting all groove in context as the mechanical synth lines take over.

Andromeda is made of fat drums and resonant craziness spiced with wise handled distortion and Nube reminds us the best moments of solid nineties techno: hi BPM, well cooked chords and 909.

A great and detailed work that showcases the skills of this producer, aside from the currently degraded pseudo rave invasion. Again music from the future made today.

5 Divide - Declinazione

Order here: bit.ly/DividePlanetariumLPWU58d

This is the first long distance trip in our digital branch, showcasing a complete album by Divide who is the alias of Davide from the Italian Syntaxism duo. In this body of work comprised of 13 tracks, you can find almost every colour in the techno sound palette, from the ambient intro Parsec to the equally soundscaped last track Alfa Persei. In between these two relaxed pieces there is a galore of beats and synths.

The album grows logically, building up as a whole opera. Punto_ω evolves from a relentless groove spiced with FM bells and resonant bleeps to the solid and slow paced Sfera Celeste, almost dubby, with subtle synth melodies in jazzy scales.

Punto_γ starts to bring things directly to danceable territories in a complex synth crescendo. Followed by Declinazione, with random sequences and tight 909 drum workout. Asymmetrical notes blend to each other giving this chaos feeling that sure dj’s like Jeff Mills will love and play.

Coordinate follows in similar parameters, alien like melodies and arpeggios over a shuffled beat, complex and always evolving. Cassiopea runs in similar parameters, but with a more aggressive sound approach.

Antares introduces distortion and harshness and acts as a powerful tool as well as the twisted Galileo, elastic and gummy but still powerful.

Centaurus boosts the high frequencies in the beginning as the rest of the elements build from below, the kick appears after a few bars putting all groove in context as the mechanical synth lines take over.

Andromeda is made of fat drums and resonant craziness spiced with wise handled distortion and Nube reminds us the best moments of solid nineties techno: hi BPM, well cooked chords and 909.

A great and detailed work that showcases the skills of this producer, aside from the currently degraded pseudo rave invasion. Again music from the future made today.

4 Divide - Punto γ

Order

3 Divide - Sfera Celeste

2 Divide - Punto ω

ᴠɪꜱɪᴏɴꜱ ⁰¹ | ᴄʟᴇʀɪᴄ

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"I wanted to do something different to celebrate the 20th release on Clergy : ᴠɪꜱɪᴏɴꜱ ⁰¹ is a mix compiled of unreleased tracks that will release later on the label.

I would like to thank all the artists involved for the trust and patience they’ve had with me during this project." - Cleric

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Tracklist :

01 | Jokasti & Nek - Grained
02 | Sept - Artificial 
03 | Kike Pravda - Curved Force 
04 | Vegim - Rule & Order
05 | Reizemann - Skirmish
06 | Roman Poncet - Traw
07 | Kwartz - Common Black
08 | Tensal - 33
09 | Setaoc Mass - Complete To None 
10 | Moddullar - Phase Shift
 11 | Stef Mendesidis - The Secret Agent’s Blunder
12 | Endlec - The Trickster
 13 | Sleeparchive - Celsius
 14 | EAS - Elected Pain
 15 | Deapmash - Penta [ Cleric Remix ]
 16 | Kontain - Spitting Blood
 17 | Kander - Insight
 18 | Remco Beekwilder & Stranger - No Limit 
19 | HAT-R - I’m Nobody
 20 | Aahan - Ours Is The Storm 
21 | Slam - Kanjo
 22 | Rebekah - Trash Talk
 23 | Leiras - Chromatic Decay

Clergy has become synonymous with a balance of atmospheric and hard hitting brand of techno ever since 2014. The boss's own music has been key to that, with carefully curated releases from guests such as Dax J, Kwartz, Reflec and Cleric himself. Helping to make the label an underground favourite. ‘Clergy Visions 01’ sees Cleric invite an array on techno heavyweights to contribute to this compilation that’s mixed by the label boss himself.

Moddullar - Phase Shift

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