Bart Skils returns to Drumcode with his third solo release, ‘Shadowprint’. Consisting of Bart’s famous rolling drums and bass rhythms he has crafted an EP that is exceptionally functional. With each track Bart has added character by introducing vocals, interesting melodies and deep percussion to keep it interesting. The EP is made up of 3 peak time tracks that are eloquently put together. ‘My Part Of Town’ is a bit deeper from Bart and contrast’s well to the rest of the EP with it’s melodic bass line.

Bart Skils - For Your Eyes - Drumcode - DC126

Brain Rot is a nervous-system album.
A seven-track descent into overstimulation, collapse, and the slow return of humanity.

It starts in compulsion — the hollow scroll, the numb satisfaction, the infinite feed.
It moves through cognitive overload and the claustrophobic quiet of shutdown.
Then, slowly, warmth returns: breath, space, clarity, agency.
By the end, the nervous system is human again.

This album doesn’t glorify the digital trap or condemn it.
It maps the internal experience of living inside it — and the moment you step out.

A post-digital emotional arc.
A study in collapse and reintegration.
A quiet exhale after too much noise.

UCC-01 – Brain Rot

Swipe Hunger

/\ JAM002

Tracklist:
A1. Sam Paganini - Candy 
B1. Sam Paganini - Skin

Release date: 
(Vinyl + Digital) 13th March 2017 


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Sam Paganini - Skin (original mix)

Now in its second decade, with a steady stream of the most forward thinking and cutting edge techno productions, Drumcode has one of the biggest selections of releases from industry heavy hitters, whilst not forgetting its future by bringing the newest talented producers into the limelight, where Layton Giordani is now a name firmly within that line up.

The New York born, but now EU based producer first had recognition back in 2014, and his debut release came via Drumcode with his track “Rivington” on the A-Sides Vol5 compilation in 2016. 

Consisting of 12 original tracks, the album packs a punch when it comes to no-nonsense techno. Successfully weaving relentless drums and catchy vocal hooks into a selection of thick, brooding, atmospheric tracks.

Layton Giordani - Turn It Around - Drumcode - DC170

Julian Jeweil returns with a generous five-track EP continuing his stellar 2017. 

Following on from his ‘Rolling’ EP that dropped in January and featured the outstanding ‘Blue’, an early contender for one of the strongest tracks of the year, Julian Jeweil drops the crisp intergalactic techno trip ‘Space’

The EP begins in stunning fashion with title track ‘Space’, driven by stirring vocal effects that build up tremendously, later giving way to a punchy acid-laced climax. ‘South’ follows, a low-end tour de force. ‘Answer’ is already familiar to fans after it featured on DCR368 Live from Loveland and the track is a rousing peak-time weapon propelled by subterranean stabs. ‘Encke’ is deliciously mind-bending, led by heavy bass and distorted effects, before ‘Module’ follows providing a groovier, but no less powerful contrast.

Julian Jeweil - Module - Drumcode - DC179

From being label mates on Drumcode to becoming studio partners was only a matter of time for Adam Beyer and Joseph Capriati. That time finally came when they found themselves with some downtime in Stockholm following the Drumcode Christmas party. Having shared the DJ booth on many occasions, often playing back-2-back sessions, the pair have proven the musical connection between them is a potent one. Title track, Congenial Endeavor sums up this bond, not just in meaning but also by the resolute yet emotive styling of the content, which treads a line between the playful melodies, and primal rhythms that characterize the music of both producers. Rubicon operates within a similar ballpark, delivering hard for those seeking bombastic techno while also making room for a little cerebral depth via the intricately structured atmospherics. Family Matters provides an alternative angle; slowing the BPM’s, working up a warm, hypnotic bassline and teasing out strings to create a low-slung groover that oozes late-night wonkiness. 

DC92 Adam Beyer & Joseph Capriati - Congenial Endeavor

I am happy to welcome these two new great producers Matt Sassari and Patrik Berg on board at Terminal M! Get some funky bassy acid techno groovers (Monika Kruse)

Patrik Berg Feat. Matt Sassari - Discovery

Mark Reeve - Fragile (Original Mix) DRUMCODE

Black Out -  Klanglos Remix

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