For the new Basement Series we have Darko Esser in his Tripeo guise. Classic techno tracks carefully crafted for use in our favorite basements and sweaty clubs. It starts of with Kuebiko, a long drawn-out cut led by a trippy arpeggiated melody matched by a deep pulsating bass. Next is Nargy, an almost completely stripped to the barebones track that draws it energy from an undulating and relentless bassline. This one just keeps on going and going and going... As closer the quirky Qwerty where crisp hi-hats and snares set the pace over a modulating ”Hoodesque” melody that floats in and out of the track.

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NUDE is a sub-brand of Data Transmission focusing on Techno.

NUDE Techno is buzzing today as we premiere the Ackermann remix of Bart van Rijn’s ‘Lovebirds’, landing Friday 12th December on STUG Music.

Bart van Rijn has been on a strong run with his tribal, hypnotic sound, and the original ‘Lovebirds’ shows that confidence. It is packed with tight percussion, shimmering synth touches, and that sticky late night energy that keeps a room moving without letting up.

Ackermann takes the original and steers it into moodier territory. He leans into weighty chords and a warm, rolling groove that climbs slowly until the synths return and the whole thing blooms into a proper club moment. It is slick, patient, and perfect for that sweet spot between warm-up and full peak.

This is the kind of rhythm-driven tool that fits the NUDE Techno world without effort. Built for basements, clean systems, and DJs who know how to control a room.

Listen to the NUDE Techno premiere of ‘Lovebirds (Ackermann Remix)’ and grab it when it drops Friday 12th December on STUG Music.

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Slam – Reverse Proceed Interpretations Part 4 (Soma 436d)
1. Slam - Irritant (Pfirter Remix I)
2. Slam - Irritant (Pfirter Remix II)
3. Slam - Rotary (Roman Poncet Remix)
4. Slam - Convolute (Etapp Kyle Gamma Mix)

Hot on the heels of Len Faki's rapturous remixes on Part 3 we welcome a host of international techno talent for Reverse Proceed Interpretations Part 4.

Argentinian Pfirter steps up first with 2 versions of the sublime Irritant. He delivers 2 strong versions, one of which delves into a deeper side of things and another more club orientated weapon. New French boy on the block, Roman Poncet, fires things up with his version of Rotary. A pounding, relentless take on Slam's original awaits. Closing off this stellar group is Etapp Kyle. His 'Gamma Mix' of Convolute goes into almost ambient territory but remains one for those early mornings as he keeps things deep and trippy.

All tracks mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering


Reverse Proceed Interpretations Part 4

Rotary (Roman Poncet Remix)

Slam - Rotary (Roman Poncet Remix) - Soma 436d

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TALISMANN - GENERAL SHERMAN

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Prevention Beyond Cause A1
The Chase
System
Loophole
Solex (Jet Mix)
Dilemma
Detatched
Cipher
Correction Centre B2
Logical Force
Robert Hood - Alpha (James Ruskin Mix)
Version
Correction Centre B1
Paranoia
Oliver Ho & James Ruskin - Mutate & Survive (Oliver Ho Version)
Logical Force (Claude Young Remix)
Solex (Original Mix)
From Over The Edge
Confession
Return (Regis Mix)

Technamnesis Mixes

Confined and Configured: James Ruskin Mix

Play With Deaf Cats

Bass and the City

Magnetic Mag brings you the latest offering from Japan's Risa Taniguchi. With support from some of techno's heaviest hitters, her new offering on Thirdson's Polymath imprint is as gritty and brooding as it is sophisticated.

Premiere: Risa Taniguchi - Amalgam [Polymath]

Bloodlines

Take One

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Rekids label boss Radio Slave ventures further into unknown territory in a three-part sophomore album entitled ‘Radio Silence’ with the first instalment dropping in June.

Stretching nearly two decades, Matt Edwards’s discography is staggering with releases on labels like Running Back, R&S, Ostgut Ton, Nonplus and Figure, not to mention his illustrious imprint Rekids which has been instrumental in supporting the music and careers of incendiary artists over the years, including Nina Kraviz, Mr. G, DJ Deep, Nic Fanciulli, Peggy Gou, Laurent Garnier, Spencer Parker and many more.

Although he’s released multiple albums under different guises it was only until 2017 that the debut Radio Slave album, ‘Feel The Same’, was released. Now, the renowned UK artist delivers his latest body of work in the form of his ‘Radio Silence’ album, which will be dropping in not one, but three parts.

The first chapter features perhaps the most leftfield tracks we’ve ever heard Radio Slave product, even hitting 150BPM on closing track ‘SYD’. There’s a rawness to the album, which is in part due to the fact each track was recorded live and without edits using hardware and Ableton as the main sequencer.

Across the seven tracks, Radio Slave hone’s in on a sound that’s haunting and hypnotic. Opening track ‘Ghost’ is punctuated by lingering synths, while ‘Cell’ introduces pummelling kicks that will do damage on a big system. ‘Contact’ bleeps and glitches before making way for blaring horn-like synths, and ‘ZQU’ is a masterclass in mind-bending techno. Elsewhere, closing track ‘SYD’ delivers on every level, thanks to uncompromising 150BPM realness.

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