Techno Wereld Podcast SE11EP6 mixed by Cancel

Next up for the podcast series we have Cancel for you who made a 1 hour mix.

One of the most exciting additions to the industrial techno sphere is Belgian DJ and producer Cancel – a self-acclaimed techno manipulator with firm roots in the underground of hardcore.
Cancel displays a raw, straightforward and obscure shade of techno – crafted with a level of quality and complexity that defies the status quo. After the artist behind the project dedicated himself to the industrial hardcore scene for fifteen years, he felt the impulse to recalibrate his vision and delve into new forms of creation.
In 2019, Cancel set out to blur the lines between techno and hardcore by reconstructing their compositions through a lens of progression. Driven by a newfound purpose, he studied the dynamics of analog and modular synthesis and designed a system to channel these influences into his productions while keeping digital components as part of equation. It’s the hybrid approach that identifies Cancel’s distinctive sound. As he gradually became more adept at conveying a binary message, it was time to shape a full-length narrative of noise – an album that speaks to an entire culture. His debut album “Culture” got released this September on his own imprint Broken Strain & got heavily supported by artists such as Rebekah, Perc, Somniac one, Aida Arko & more.
Cancel shed’s a new light on the industrial side of techno. It’s inciting, different and diverse from start to finish and pushes the boundaries & limits of Techno. It feels rightful to conclude that Cancel’s sound print is techno manipulation in the flesh. It’s a matter of time until we find out what impact it will leave on the existing techno establishment.  

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SoundCloud: https://m.soundcloud.com/cancel-official
Instagram: https://instagram.com/cancel.official

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Cancel | Techno Wereld Podcast SE11EP6

[BR-052] V/A – AFFLICTION feels eerily enchanting and hauntingly mesmerizing. It gathers the full spectrum of sonic states — from muffled, abrasive noise and broken drums to immersive rhythms that accelerate and dissolve into slow, dragging pulses, creating a hypnotic flow where time slips away. It seeps through your body, leaving vibrations deep within. The rhythmic structures are strange and unpredictable, shifting like fractured thoughts or distorted reflections. There’s a mechanical precision to the pulse — cold, relentless — yet it evokes something deeply visceral. The shifting tempos become physical: sudden bursts provoke a primal urge to tear everything apart — or yourself — while the slowdowns wrap around you like thick, meditative darkness, pulling you into something unstable and fluid.

Artist links:
https://www.instagram.com/onasander_lam/
https://www.facebook.com/onasander/
https://onasander.bandcamp.com/album/noxious-forge
contact/booking: onasander@zoho.com

All noise by Les Anges Morts
Produced and recorded by Maurizio Landini in 2025

Mastered by Beryllium
Artwork and designed by Beryllium
Reviewed by Aa.x.ab (IG), @aaxab 

More about us:
https://berylliumproject.bandcamp.com
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AFFLICTION

Your Friend, The Gray Sun (HPP remix)

[BR-052] Les Anges Morts - Your Friend, The Gray Sun (HPP remix)

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@Technovvintage — a resident of m_division, who has cemented her love for the thundering and clanking sound of harsh EBM in the minds of listeners, recalls in the mix the origins of her alter ego, when she played within the walls of KPD and RAF25. 

Here, Elina pays tribute to the dynamic and harsh aesthetics of Pandemic, and also turns to the fast and dense sound of industrial and hard techno.

Pandemic Checkpoint #15 - Technovvintage

Course of Dispute (on VIY-Autonoma Industriale)

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Alextrem - mistral one

Groovy Schranz oder so

UBANE -best regards from the techno underground-

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https://overclocked1.bandcamp.com/track/xxxx

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MRSY

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