Beneath a sky bruised with rust and twilight, they danced among the skeletal cars, striking iron cylinders into thunderous drums, turning abandonment into rhythm and ruin into ritual

Corrugated

falling in silence collects nine movements produced over a decade, exploring unwitnessed endings

the album traces an arc from stillness to chaos
somewhere in between is where we live

starts ambient, ends industrial

orbit

DC172 comes on behalf of Brazilian born Vinicius Honorio, a now London based producer and DJ who is making some serious in-roads amongst a new breed of techno artists. Having already released on labels such as Pig&Dan’s Elevate and dubspeeka’s Skeleton, the next natural step in his progression comes in the form of a release on Drumcode. 

‘Through The Darkness’ is a masterclass in darkened techno grooves, with each one of the four tracks managing to show off Honorio’s skill as a producer and just why he is firing on all cylinders. The release kicks off with ‘Walking Shadow’, a track that has been a key part of Adam Beyer’s sets at the tail end of 2016 and in to the new year. This tense, brooding affair has certainly garnered a lot of attention of late and it’s clear to see why. The title track ‘Through The Darkness’ is a much more of a stripped back cut, jam-packed with a haunting vocal hook, driving basslines and slick drums. This is one for the late night mischief makers. ‘Desolate’ is another hard-hitter, managing to perfectly balance that signature Honorio groove and pounding drums that adds depth to his productions. The release closes with the atmospheric ‘Out For Blood’, which is loaded with vintage rave stabs and weighty basslines – This one is meant to played in dark and sweaty rooms.

Vinicius Honorio - Walking Shadow - Drumcode - DC172

Felix Kröcher - You Don't Know But (Mattew Jay Remix) - CSMD101

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The dust has barely settled from ODD’s landmark ‘ODDyssey’ EP yet Arjun Vagale and Ramiro Lopez continue to shell us with more fresh fire. This time it’s down to Berlin-based producers Kevin de Vries and Weska. 

Once again, they’re two new names to the label. Once again, they’re on-point next-gen producers with a collective discography that includes Drumcode, Tronic, Advanced and Kraftek. Once again, the beats are pure floor fuel with the focus set firmly on timelessness. 

We premiere ‘Shape’ which seals with deal with an industrial strength sense of pneumatic, springy funk. Loaded with chops, humanised stabs and a rolling machine funk sensibility that could crush warehouses and underground clubs alike, there’s no messing around with grooves like this. 

Marking a year of outstanding, forward-thinking releases and exciting rising talent, ODD have been one of the best new label success stories in techno this year.

Kevin De Vries & Weska - Cataract

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Premiere | Kevin De Vries & Weska - Shape (Odd Recordings)

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Age Of Lust EP

Magnetic Premiere: Arjun Vagale - Photon (Ramiro Lopez Remix)

out 06.07.2018 exclusive @ beatport
2 weeks later in all stores

Relham - The Run - Andre Crom Remix (Complexed Records)

Arjun Vagale - Radiate Feat. Juliet Fox (2000 And One Remix)

Rising Techno Artists Oscar L, Loco & Jam lock horns to create this killer EP that gives birth to Loco & Jam's EDIT Recordings!
Already has huge support from Adam Beyer.
Buy at Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/the-rain/2541594
Itunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-rain-single/1456209422?ls=1
Listen at Spotify
http://open.spotify.com/album/1nfor14y9elx77XwR5mvup

Oscar L, Loco & Jam - The Rain

Egbert - Dubdub [Kneaded Pains]

Joseph Capriati & Adam Beyer - Congenial Endeavor (Original Mix)

What does techno look like in its purest form? Clear in its structure. Credible in its message. With an insistent beat in the background. With its heart in the right place. And its melody in the tips of the never-ending goosebumps.Those who know, are aware of that. Those who can, do it. At Complexed Records they've only been doing just that since 2014. But they do it with a sound that embodies such determination that it could just as well come from the good old days in the beginning. That's primarily down to label boss Drumcomplex, who in this short period and with very few artists has established a reputation that has projected virtually every new release into the playlists of the major players. And in the process he and his label have themselves grown to become a major force.It's as if Complexed Records hit the nerve of an age which was not openly calling out for a powerful breath of techno past, yet still seems relieved to hear it. Or rather, to absorb it. Who would have thought a few years ago that once again a new techno label would be established and experience such a meteoric rise. But let's leave the past in peace. Let's look to the future. A glittering future with packed dance floors, on which visionaries once again celebrate music as a unifying element as they dance together into the early hours, with gratified smiles on their faces. And the sound they're dancing to? Complexed Records. Modern Future Techno.