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The next full length from techno tastemakers Delsin is co-released by the man who made it, Morphosis aka Ra.H aka Rabih Beaini, on his own Morphine Records, as well as by close associate M>O>S. Entitled "What Have We Learned", the Lebanese-born producer’s album is due in April 2011.

Kicking off with the Redshape-channelling, misty, slo-techno march and buried percussive clatter of ‘Silent Screamer’, the album builds through a plethora of grainy landscapes. They’re sometimes dense with a dusty static, sometimes lit up by a female vocal or occasionally paired with a round house kick, but always sound rooted in some real (albeit far off and desolate) world. 

2xLP (MMD-LP1) / 1xCD (MMD-CD1) / MP3 Album (MMD-LP1) / WAV Album (MMD-WAV1)
release date: April 2011

What Have we Learned

Silent Screamer

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Einmusik joins forces with Belgian producer Delta Vaults for their new single “Back to Life.” The track is an uplifting and positive slice of melodic techno, driven by a powerful bassline and dynamic arpeggiated chords that push the energy forward. During the breakdown, the main motif evolves, introducing vintage-inspired synth leads that add depth and character to the arrangement.

Back To Life

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Denn Punk returns on Say What? with a new EP called 'POV' and proves he’s becoming one of the scene’s favourites.

The title track sets the tone immediately. Deep, weighty kicks lock you into its core, while eerie stabs and subtle rhythmic shifts create an atmosphere that is both driving and unsettling. This is techno designed to reframe perspective, pulling the listener into Denn Punk’s world where time blurs and focus narrows to the physicality of sound.

'Toolkit 4' is exactly what its name suggests: a precision-built weapon. The track unfolds like machinery in motion with metallic percussive elements and a rolling low-end groove that grinds forward without compromise. It’s a track engineered for the late hours, giving selectors a sharp tool to push energy deeper into the night.

 More abstract in nature, 'Floep' pushes against convention. Off-kilter rhythms and swirling grooves create a shifting, unpredictable tension, like a space between structure and chaos. It’s hypnotic but never static - a track that evolves in subtle, strange ways, demanding attention on the dancefloor and opening portals for the more adventurous listener.

Closing the EP with a twist, 'Funk Flanger' adds a warped sense of play to the raw techno template. The funk is not smooth, but jagged — filtered stabs and flanged tones weave in and out of a heavy groove, creating a psychedelic march. It’s the perfect end note: hypnotic, gritty, and slightly mischievous, leaving a lasting imprint long after the last beat fades.

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PREMIERE: Denn Punk - POV [Say What?]

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