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Polyester

Bitty

Bitty (Original Mix)

The Way

Use Your Mind

Improvisations

Soul Machines (Live)

After appearing on our sister label Truesoul and also the A-sides Volume 2, dubspeeka releases his first full EP on Drumcode. Basing his sound heavily on his uniquely dark and twisted melodies, dubspeeka has created a brooding, atmospheric EP that capture each individual feeling on the techno scale from bouncing, energetic tracks to melancholic offerings. His use of Percussive sounds add energy to tracks such as Primary K290 and his array of eloquent lead lines add depth and character that can be heard on Primary K293.

dubspeeka - Primary K293 - Drumcode - DC137

Late Summer

Wonder (Original Mix)

Adam Beyer is back on Drumcode with an impressive array of tracks that will get the senses tingling and shows us what Drumcode is all about. These 4 tracks are deep and almost melancholic in their approach to techno, using effects to really help enforce an ambience only Beyer can achieve within his productions. The under lying throbbing of the drums drives this EP into the forefront of the heads down Drumcode sound and have been heard in many of Beyer’s phenomenal sets throughout the year.

Adam Beyer - Stone Flower - Drumcode - DC141

Various Artists - Sons del Badiu
BAHN038_MIND

Artist: @johnplazamusic
Track: Esquinas Confusas

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John Plaza - Esquinas Confusas

“SYSTEM FRAUD”
 Is the kind of track that doesn’t ask for your attention—it takes it, tightens the grip, and then dares you to look away.

Written, composed, and produced by Kelly Hector, it lands in that sweet spot between industrial-leaning techno and dark, cinematic club music—the stuff that sounds like neon lights buzzing over wet asphalt. From the jump, you’re in a driving pocket that feels club-ready and unapologetically loud, with a pulse that keeps pushing forward rather than politely looping. 

The low end is big, controlled, and intentionally blunt: it’s built to move bodies, not to be background wallpaper.

What really sells it is the attitude. There’s a cold, suspicious energy to the arrangement—like the track is constantly hinting that something’s not right, and you’re meant to feel it in your chest before you can explain it in words.

 The production leans into sharp edges, tension-building layers, and pressure-release moments, with breakdowns that don’t “calm things down” so much as reload the clip. 

It’s a confident structure: you get stretches of relentless momentum, then those darker dips where the atmosphere thickens and the next hit feels inevitable.

If you’re into artists like Boston 168 (that dystopian warehouse hypnosis), Gesaffelstein (cold electro-industrial swagger), or the harder end of Paula Temple / Rebekah (punishing, high-intent techno), you’ll recognise the lane—except Kelly’s got a slightly more narrative, cinematic way of stacking sounds.

 It feels less like a DJ tool designed in a lab, and more like a track with a point of view: paranoid, wired, and strangely addictive.

Who is it for? Late-night ravers, headphone listeners who like their electronic music menacing, and anyone building playlists around cyberpunk, dark techno, industrial rave, or underground warehouse sets. 

If you want something pretty, this isn’t it. If you want something that sounds like it could soundtrack a chase scene through a corrupt digital city, welcome home.

Bottom line: “SYSTEM FRAUD” is tough, immersive, and purpose-built for the dark end of the dancefloor—Kelly Hector sounding in full control of the chaos.

SYSTEM FRAUD

Faithless - We Come One

Slam (@paragraph) | Soma Track Series Vol 2
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Slam Feat Mr V. - Take You There 

Volume 2 of the Soma Track Series once again has Slam drawing on their Chicago influences, with 'Take You There' featuring the vocal stylings of Mr V.

While Volume 1 is still leaving scorch marks on dance floors across the planet, the second instalment increases the heat as Slam go on an epic 9min jack-a-thon. Perfectly layered beats built on that influential 909 foundation are split by the hypnotic vocal cuts delivering an energetic, groove laden work out.

Mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering

Soma Track Series Vol 2

Take You There

Slam Feat Mr V. - Take You There (Soma Track Series Vol 2)

Ocralab - Iridium Dublicator Remix

Drumcode favourite Bart Skils kickstarts the new year with his sixth EP for the label Bark Skils opens new year's season with his 6th hard hitting EP released on Drumcode

Since his debut on Drumcode in 2012, Bart Skils has been one of the label’s most regular contributors, with the Dutchman’s brand of functional, hook-driven techno a go-to weapon for Adam Beyer; from his stellar ‘Shadowprint’ EP in 2014, to last year’s classy remix of Moby’s ‘Go’. One of The Netherland’s hardest working ambassadors for techno, he is the organiser of the beloved Voltt Love Summer Festival that’s has been a favourite of Beyer’s for many years. 

His latest work for Drumcode, ‘Bells of the Revolution’ continues his impeccable reputation for quality with everything he does, with four cuts all with their own distinct storyline. The title track is characterised by dark driving grooves and bubbling acid line that slowly evolves into a lush melodic riff. ‘Ocean Drive’ nose-dives into deeper techno territory, while maintaining a sense of exquisite tension throughout. ‘Vocalized’ follows, a stomping acid techno cut that slides into the deep courtesy of skilfully programmed vox and elegant licks of melody. The EP concludes with ‘Retrodade’, a track that’s been one of the biggest in Beyer’s sets in 2017 and features the famous vocal from Rozalla’s ‘Everybody’s Free’. The sample was used with kind permission from the iconic ‘90s singer.

Bart Skils - Bells Of The Revolution - Drumcode - DC184

only vinyl
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TRACKLIST
A1: Gogia De Ma
A2: Power Of Sangom
B1: Chicdance
B2: Madrugada003


Straight out from our House, Martin Bellomo (Momentz, Rationalism) show us his conundrum of musical influences with this solo EP containing Club trax for heated bodies.
Minimal House music and syncopatic Beats TIP! .

Power of Sangoma

With their ‘Moving Forward’ track widely regarded as one of the highlight cuts from Drumcode’s recent ‘A-Sides’ compilation, Manic Brothers make their full debut on the label with this four-track EP of elegantly industrial techno. ‘Custom Illusion’ sets the tone for the EP’s mechanical yet melodic aesthetic, shunting and shimmering in equal measure as it weaves a tensely poised atmosphere. ‘Black Bay’ works up a full force groove punctuated by a pitch-bent elastic hook and panning effects. ‘Restless’ continues the exploration of sparse feelings with a marching, cavernous groove and abrasive pulsing pads while ‘Gone Too Soon’ conjures up an enchanting wall of sound with the distinctive melodic hook adding a warm hypnotic charm to a backdrop of resounding, pounding beats.

DC99 02 Manic Brothers - Black Bay - Original Mix - clip

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