Alan Fitzpatrick - A Small Decline (Mark Broom Remix)

Adam Beyer & Alan Fitzpatrick - Tor

A++ & Lolla Tek - Odd Signals (D-Unity Remix) - CSMD044

ANAHATA

This Is El Paso & What Mama Said By TTsound

Mr. Freschetta - Lighter Fluid

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/mind-of-the-man-ep/2142212

The new Intec release from Avision is the techno alias of Anthony Cardinale, who under his birth name has featured on labels such as Toolroom and Suara. Focused towards a harder techno sound, Avision tracks have been released on Victor Calderones Matter, Mark Brooms BeardMan plus Sians Octopus. Picking up support by taste making DJs like Nicole Moudaber, Pig&Dan, Carlo Lio, Kaiserdisco, and of course Carl Cox. Based in America, Anthony Cardinale is a popular DJ in his hometown New York. Currently living in New Jersey, he has also played other American cities including Denver and Las Vegas. 

"Mind Of The Man - Intro" begins with an ambient start that progressively builds until the kick drum is unleashed to lead the track. Combining gentle synths and solid percussion this intricate slice of techno is the perfect EP opener. Lifting things up a gear, the second track "Mind Of The Man - Outro" has liquid background textures like waves laping against the shore, whilst the hypnotic lead synths build with intensity. Finishing with a descent into ambience, this is the perfect outro tool for any techno set. Third on the release is "Choppin" which used an electric vocal sample to create the core of it's rolling groove. Loopy techno with fluttering hi-hats and expert programming, this jackin' track is similar to the work of seminal artists such as Truncate and Psyk. Finishing things off, "The Other Things" has a high energy clap rhythms that combined with fast flowing hi-hats, provide the tracks driving force. Heads down techno at its best, it's dancefloor focused ferocity takes no prisoners.

ID139 3. Avision -  Choppin

Riot Rebels V6

RIOT085 - Devid Dega -  Loud Spaces [Riot Recordings]

After delivering his first remix rendition a few months ago on Phobiq, Superstrobe is back with his debut EP titled “Glitch”.
The title track kicks things off right from the beginning with a grinding bassline haunted by tight hi-hats, before alarming synths take over for the final breakdown. The gears are pulled back a bit on “Flying High” with a snappy rhythm section and optimistic chords. 
Next up, “In God’s House” we are introduced to menacing stabs and metallic synths, creating an electrifying vibe throughout the track, and finally “Neverending” seals the EP with its chaotic, yet straight-forwarded techno, while never-ending mechanized chords and stomping drums provide the momentum for some serious heads-down action.

Superstrobe - Glitch EP

Superstrobe - Glitch (Original Mix)

Hailing from Amsterdam, making his debut on 100% Pure is LAAT with his Fight The Real EP. Two corkers that have been a staple in 2000 and One’s sets for the last couple of weeks…albeit in livestreams.

On the A-side we find namesake Fight The Real, a vocal techno stomper with raw, brooding vocals that resonate in these quarantine times now more than ever. Combing this with meticulously programmed synth lines and a no holds barred breakdown, this one got all the ingredients to deliver the goods. On the flip side we find Vortexchaser. An epic journey through melancholic synths and pulsating stabs, combined with a thunderous low end, transporting you straight into sci-fi territory.

Both tracks receive 100% Pure’s seal of approval and are definitely not to be missed for all techno connoisseurs.

Fight The Real

LAAT - Fight The Real (Acapella)

Independent record label owned by Adam Beyer.

Alan Fitzpatrick - A Small Decline (Mark Broom Remix)

Drumcode