Deeply Rooted 43 - Dax J

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A2. Something In The Woods
B1. Angel Dust
B2. Stolen Glory

Initial release on Limited Marbled Vinyl only. Digital to follow

Juno - http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/504444-01.htm

Released 09/09/2013

Deeply Rooted 043 - Dax J

Track: The Pit feat @louisahhh
Label: @astropolis_records
Release date: September, 15th
Mastering: Scan X

4 years after the acclaimed EP ‘Misericordia’, which signed the enigmatic, dark and heady soundtrack of the documentary « Sous le Donjon de Manu Le Malin » in 2017, two French veterans of the electronic and rave scene Electric Rescue and The Driver (aka Manu Le Malin) present their 3rd EP with their duo W.LV.S on Astropolis Records. Before ‘Orca’ EP release in 2022 (vinyl and digital), the duo unveils a first single September, 15th ‘The Pit’, inviting the charismatic and ghostly voice of Paris-based new-worker Louisahhh. A frenetic and powerful techno track haunted by Louisahhh’s hypnotic and icy vocals, chanting a poem she wrote. A unique fusion of techno and spoken word.  

Originating as a ferocious techno poem, this collaboration between legendary French duo W.LV.S and techno’s favorite punk, Louisahhh acts as a galvanizing prayer, a dancefloor beacon, a scream into the abyss, a shard of hope.

‘The Pit’ is where we start after a year of being confined, silent, separate. The pit is where the growth happens.

W.LV.S - The Pit (feat. Louisahhh) [Artaphine Premiere]

45 RNR ZNNVLD x SPDJ – Limited 12" Vinyl
https://stoor.bandcamp.com/album/45-rnr-znnvld-x-spdj

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247 - Techno Machine (Original Mix)

GINKO - Nachtnebel

Amidst the mists of a sonic fog, "Nachtnebel" unfolds an atmosphere both floating and inquisitive, where every note seems to whisper inaudible secrets. Hypnotic rhythms and ethereal textures intertwine to create an immersive experience like a nocturnal wander through an unknown landscape.

Format : Digital
Release date : 20/09/2025
Master : HDER

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GINKO - Nachtnebel

Sisyphus - Mixed

The Advent & Industrialyzer - Slash Groove [Codeworks]

After exploding onto the scene last year with the highly charged and widely acclaimed CLR debut, ‘The Engine EP’, Bryan Black revises his BLACKASTEROID guise to present ‘Black Acid’: five tracks of lab-crafted techno, and a deeply groovy entry into the Electric Deluxe stable. 

Whilst BLACKASTEROID is still a fairly fledgling endeavour, Black’s production credentials are as rich as they are steeped. Starting out at Paisley Park Studios as a sound designer for Prince, Black proceeded to foment a passion for techno as the other half of Motor. Signed to Novamute in 2003, over the course of nearly a decade Black and his partner Olivier Grasset consolidated EBM, industrial, pop and electro fusions into four albums and a string of EPs. But it is as BLACKASTEROID that Black has come into his own as a unique and highly skilled sonic engineer, with ‘Black Acid’ marking further steps towards a purer, and yet boundless engagement with techno.

“This EP is about chemistry and space. I chose to focus on raw, analogue sounds. I spent a lot of time playing with white noise, static and sub bass, often layering them together and coming up with new sounds in the process.”

From the EP’s punchy granular title track to the meticulous disorder surrounding “Hydrogen” and palette of alien, mechanical sounds that proliferate throughout—distinctly towards the EP’s space-themed closers: “Pressure”, “Lunar Landing” and “Lunar Escape”—‘Black Acid’ is an inventive and ever intriguing record. Like some estranged and maverick alchemist, Bryan Black mixes drops of discordant home-brewed noise with plenty of infectious floor-ready rhythms to form compounds that transcend straight listening and danceable orientations. Indeed, whether an aficionado of sound or simple beat junkie, ‘Black Acid’ will lure you in with one and hook you with the other. Turn up the bass and dive deep into its timbres to discover the weird and wonderful vistas of BLACKASTEROID’s sonic imagining.


01 BlackAsteroid - Black Acid

The Greek power house Endlec delivers a sick mix for the 17th episode of the TNDB-series. An insane DJ and an even more insane producer Endlec has been releasing tracks and playing crazy sets for quite some years now. He has built up  a reputation for himself, especially momentarily with Dutch audiences.

His releases on imprints like MORD, Analogue Records and Diffuse Reality left an everlasting imprint and his coming releases are always highly anticipated. His energetic DJ-sets are regularly the talk of the day after the weekend's parties.

We're happy to welcome Endlec to our series. Enjoy his take on the 17th TNDB-podcast serie.

For more references:
@endlec
facebook.com/endlecmusic/

Basis Podcast

TNDB-podcast no. 17: Endlec

When you listen to an Industrialyzer track, it doesn’t take long to figure out where his name comes from. These are soundscapes that instantly transport you someplace else, built for cavernous warehouses where regular rules don’t apply. The Portugal-born, Amsterdam-based producer born Ricardo Rodrigues maintains his consistent form on the Moonstone EP with four slamming tracks made for these very conditions.
The title track Moonstone beats you into oblivion with a relentless kick, distorted vocals relaying an urgent directive – “let’s get high” – and scuzzy, whipping synths. On Kontrol peals of synth cut through a thick mist of white noise and the ever-present kick, while one word, stuck on repeat, suggests the best kind of loss of “control”. Daily Nova is a more vibrant track, with housey chords laid over a pulsing beat to create a feeling of delicious unease. And on Psychic Overlays, Rodrigues wades back into darker waters in a pummelling peak time cut and assault on the senses. These are four pumping tracks perfect for sweaty techno bunkers.

Kontrol

premiere of "Supernova" by @under-black-helmet
taken from the album "It Emerged From Nothing", released soon on KR/LF Records (@killref)

Album Details:
http://novafuture.blog/2020/01/15/under-black-helmet-it-emerged-from-nothing-kr-lf-records/

KRLF011 - It Emerged From Nothing

Under Black Helmet - Supernova [KRLF011 | D1 | Premiere]

There are few artists carving out a legacy for themselves like Dax J is right now. The British DJ and producer from London has gone from pirate radio to magazine covers; from the backroom parties to headlining raves at every major techno institution the world over, all whilst staying true to the underground with an individual style all of his own. His technical skill, pure selection as a DJ and attention to high-end sound production has placed him at the forefront of a global scene, and established him as a singular presence within modern dance music.
 
Recent accolades for his unswerving devotion to his sound have included places in the top 100 DJs polls published by Resident Advisor, DJ Mag and Groove Magazine. Over the years, he’s also received nominations as Best Techno DJ, Best Breakthrough DJ and Best British DJ from Mixmag, DJ Mag and the DJ Awards. He's renowned for playing mammoth closing sets at monumental parties including 10-hour marathons in the world’s most notorious techno clubs, Berghain and Bassiani.

Also known as a prolific producer and successful record label boss, his trademark sound remains in constant rotation among the most respected DJs in dance music. It’s a style that has evolved over many years, but which was first fully recognised on his highly acclaimed 2015 album, "Shades of Black". Upon its initial release on his own Monnom Black label, Mixmag named it "Album of the Month", Hardwax described it as “brilliantly banging” and it also took the coveted No.1 spot on Juno Records. 2018 saw Dax release his multi-faceted second solo album “Offending Public Morality”. The record won support across the board, including that of BBC Radio 1 who picked it as their “Biggest Record of the Week”. By the end of 2018, “Offending Public Morality” also featured in the “Top 50 Albums of the Year” lists for DJ Mag, Tsugi and Apocalypse Mag. Two more events that crowned a year of great success were his enrolment into the BBC hall of fame with the release of his debut Radio 1 Essential Mix, and Be.At.TV’s choice of his 4-hour closing set at NeoPop Festival for their “Best DJ set of the year”.

Deeply Rooted 043 - Dax J

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