Experimental/Ambient - 5

Marcel Fengler - Frantic

Link - Amenity

Midfield General - Coatnoise (Dave Clarke Mix)

Original Street Techno

Please Get Out

My Definition Of House Music

My Definition Of House Music (Version 2020)

Three Degrees Kelvin / Like That!

Like That (The Old School Mix)

Futureshock

CD Eleven

The Disaster

Produced & Remixed & Edited & Mastering By Yoyopcman Malefique's

Recording By Malefique's Musik Records

Supported by DJs: The Malefique's Project, Dj Popcman, Dj John Akimichimix, Dj Ktr Akimichimix, Dj Sting Raizen, Malefique’s Anthem, The Brothers Akimichimix, More

[MSMR124] The Say More Say (Original Mix)

The Say More Say (Original Mix)

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Nothing

Robson (UK), Ricci (US) - Just Listen [WHB273]

🛒 Download & Stream ➔ lnk.to/WHB273

Tracklist:
1. Robson (UK) - Pump This
2. Ricci (US) - Just Listen
3. Robson (UK) - Get It Started
4. Ricci (US) - Bassline Bumper

Robson (UK), Ricci (US) - Just Listen [WHB273]

DJ Hell

Buttersaure (Perc Remix)

Beatstreet 03 

get it here: http://www.beatport.com/track/plain-original-mix/716873

Marcel Dettmann - Plain

Vinyl & Digital available here: https://lnk.to/4WDG720

Musically we are exploring the ‘power or powerlessness people feel over the things that shape their world’

Building on the success of Vol 1, Detroit pioneers Octave One now serve up Locus of Control Volume 2, continuing their journey of exploration of power or powerlessness over what moves one’s world. 
This EP comes after a busy series of shows for the most famous live act in all of techno, with them recently having played everywhere from Piknic Électronik Montréal to Movement to Dimensions Festival and many more. The show is an all new audio-visual experience for 2019 and continues to keep them at the forefront of the scene despite more than 30 years of experience. Locus of Control Part 2 follows a remix of Giorgia Angiuli and lands on their own 430 West label once more. 

This EP series takes its name from a psychological concept that refers to how strongly people believe they have control over the situations and experiences that affect their lives. Part 1 showcased euphoric piano stabs and uplifting drum lines, and Part 2 explores more propulsive techno. 

Up first, ‘Afrotech’ is a seven minute techno adventure. It’s built on sleek, crisp drums with twisted synths writhing about up top. The devil is in the detail and the way the synths are subtly tweaked throughout to make for a most dynamic journey once more from these brillaint brothers. 

The excellent ‘Detune’ is a futuristic track with layers of shiny metallic drums and taught synth riffs that make for a tense and thrilling ride. Big drums power things along and the whole thing is the sort of sensory overload that will blow up even the biggest warehouse parties and festival stages. 

These are two more powerful tracks from the ever essential Octave One.

The Disaster

DJ Hell

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