SQCOS Bochka 369, a Stuttgart-based producer hailing from Germany, has been entrenched in the electronic music scene since 1996. With a versatile repertoire spanning techno, drum and bass, and electronic genres, he seamlessly navigates between vinyl and digital mediums. Notably, he holds a residency at Subland Club in Berlin. His early immersion in music led him to master the drums, contributing his skills to various bands. However, it was the burgeoning electronic music scene of the late '90s that truly ignited his passion. Embracing the electrifying energy of industrial culture, SQCOS gravitated towards breakbeats and bochka  techno, carving his niche in the vibrant landscape.

𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐔𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐈𝐀𝐋 |̴ 𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐃 |̴ 𝐃𝐀𝐑𝐊 |̴ 𝐓𝐄𝐂𝐇𝐍𝐎

Sinister is an artist crafting sound that’s raw, mechanical, and violently unstable. Born in Cyprus and reborn through collapse, his music channels cerebral static, fractured rhythms, and distorted pressure.


Whether in the studio or on stage, Sinister builds volatile realities, obsessive, psychotic, and brutally precise — a soundtrack for psychological disintegration.

POST KLUB
The label exists after the death of club culture — when underground turned into marketing, and authenticity became aesthetics.
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It’s not nostalgia for what was, it’s the funeral and rebirth of it
                                          CULTURE404

physical releases on:
-repitch recordings
-bank records nyc
-snake eyes and sevens

contact: djdrume@gmail.com

Founder: @overdoserecordswav
Booking: ghostbp.contact@gmail.com

Requests:
noblessetchno@gmail.com
overdoserecords.wav@gmail.com

FOUNDER / @carktechno

VARUS, one of the founders of ÇARK, is a hard industrial techno artist based in Istanbul. In his sound, atmosphere plays a central role as a multidimensional concept that shapes sensory, emotional, and intellectual effects. He often prefers to use ominous and unsettling synths alongside harsh and shattering kicks. Irregular sounds buried beneath a steady 4/4 rhythm or unexpectedly shifting tones push the boundaries between familiarity and alienation. The atmosphere he aims to create is dominated by uncertainty and eeriness. He believes this aligns directly with the inherent uncertainty of life and the unknown nature of the future.

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