Taken from the upcoming "VA - Ohm Series 2" EP. Out October 01st.

OHM SERIES : ''OHM Series continues to round up some of the best and the brightest within the dub techno scene.

Merv, the well-established Danish techno duo, brings the release through the finishing line with a powerful homage to Detroit techno. It‘s an enigmatic and energy-driven voyage – solidifying the label‘s second offering.

OHM Series is the brainchild of the established Copenhagen-based techno artist OHM (Bjarnar Jónsson) and was founded in 2021.

Artist social media:
https://www.facebook.com/mervofficial
https://soundcloud.com/merv-official

Label social media:
https://soundcloud.com/ohm-599575574
https://www.facebook.com/ohmiceland

PREMIERE : Merv - Gradient (Ohm Series)

Mutant disco radio show started it's life in 2009 on Radio Svid (Croatia). Then moved to Elektrana radio (official Exit festival's radio station). Over the years it was syndicated on Pioneer DJ Radio, Studio B (Serbia), Radio Aparat (Serbia), KLFM (Croatia), Radio Roža (Croatia), Dinamo FM (Turkey), Space Radio (Kenya), Radio Labin (Croatia), Radio Veronica FM (Italy), Radio 808 (Croatia), Mix People FM (Spain), Radio Stacioni (Albania) ...

Fox & His Friends Records label co-owner https://soundcloud.com/foxandhisfriends
https://foxandhisfriends.bigcartel.com & https://foxandhisfriends.bandcamp.com

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Volar aka Paradaxoid, a man who's always in the mix. He has been in love with music ever since he was a child. In 2008 he started to collect and listen to electronic music. In 2016 he began to impact the DJ world by getting regular gigs at Studio Club and Tol'kotechno events.

Volar has crafted his own signature sound and has earned himself the respect of some music lovers on the global underground scene. Nowadays Volar is a part of dj's collective LACONISM.

Volar uses quality sounds and adventurous melodies from his vinyl and digital collection to create a very special musical journey in his sets.

It is ridiculous to claim that computer games affect children.
If Pac-Man had affected children in the eighties, then today we would have lots of young people, running around in dark rooms, eating pills and listening to monotonous music.