Techno Tracks

Welcome to the world of Drone, a London-based label founded by producer, artist and Death In Vegas guiding light Richard Fearless. An outlet for dancefloor distortion and other musical explorations. Created in the Metal Box, Drone will release oscillations in many forms.

For this, the debut outing Richard Fearless lays the mandate in the form of Higher Electronic States - proto-techno, peaktime acid. Analogue electronics, hammer-horror strings underpinned with drums to blow apart any floor. This is music made for very dark, smoke filled rooms with absurd lazers.

Crème Organization & M>O>S Recordings mainstay D’Marc Cantu picks up remixes duties on the flip toning things down in tempo but certainly not tension.  Full stream of this coming soon.

Higher Electronic States

Richard Fearless - Higher Electronic States - Drone

K-Lone - Shopping in London (Solid feat. Drake remix)

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Over Now (Axefield Remix)

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Dip Out The Ends

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Srekye

ollowing the critically acclaimed release of their debut album Channels in March, London-based electronic duo Kassian deliver Channels: Remixed — a complete reimagination of eight tracks from the original record, revisited, deconstructed, and reassembled entirely by Warren Cummings and Joe Danvers-McCabe themselves. Out September 4th, 2025 on !K7 Records, this album presents a new lens on the tube warm, sample-based sound of Channels which among others caught the attention of the likes of Pitchfork and Mixmag and was selected for Dior’s Fall 2025 Show. Channels: Remixed dials for movement, momentum, and polyrhythmic exploration, reframing their most personal material to date with the energy of the club in mind.

Where Channels reflected Kassian’s 2019 origins as a duo with its texturised, warm sonics based on live instrumentation, field recordings and sampling, this new remix album repositions that material firmly in Kassian’s present sound world. It reconnects with the raw, barrier-breaking energy of their more recent body of work, where acid, bass, polyrhythm, breakbeat and techno drive the musical narrative. It’s a pivot from reflective storytelling to physical intensity.

Channels: Remixed transforms the album’s core ideas, placing them into a more kinetic space. Tracks are stripped down, warped, and rebuilt with a harder edge and meticulous sound design. Eight out of the original twelve tracks have been reinterpreted and designed for the club, exchanging some of the original album’s softness with skillfully crafted propulsive drums, searing basslines, chopped vocals and electro-heavy synth work.

On Spring (Club Mix) an optimistic-sounding core synth melody leads the way as groove and string elements unfold around it. Sun (Club Mix) erupts into a polyrhythmic percussion storm, while on Metro (Club Mix) chopped vocals float through the dense fabric of relentless, bouncing drums and roaring basslines. Sitting atop a steady, head-shaking breakbeat, an uncompromising, forceful bass rolls from low into high registers, beaming the listener into new spheres on Sunset Park (Club Mix). In a similar tint, Peech Blue (Club Mix) constantly plays with the liminal range between the dark and the light, flipping from the more psychedelic ends of bass music to warm, vocal-driven crests only to then drop back into the central oscillating subbass sitting underneath the 2-step beat. The energetic, forward-pushing groove on Joss Bay (Club Mix) feels like galloping along the coastline as waves hit the shore. Limoncello (Club Mix) and Mockingbirds (Club Mix) pull things back into the warmer, more playful hemisphere. Carefully interwoven pads paired with discreet synth arpeggios lay the ground for a calmer side of the remix album. Throughout their eight reinterpretations, Kassian rework not just the tracks, but the emotional framework, replacing quiet introspection with bold, body-moving statements for those healing moments on the dancefloor.

With Channels: Remixed, Kassian bridge past and present — distilling the emotional depth of their debut album into a sharper, more physical form, all while completing a conceptual loop: from early sketches developed over five years ago to a debut album that captured grief, transformation, and beauty — and now a full-body rework that points to Kassian’s continued evolution reminding listeners of their artistic versatility at the cutting edge of the UK’s electronic underground. 
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Spring (Extended Club Mix)

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@thoughtsonelvis invites @ollyrodwell_ to take over his show this month ahead of their debut B2B at Two More Years on September 6th. Olly’s hour long guest mix features garage, dance, some bass music and of course some upcoming tunes that he has been working on. Lock in for a hint of what they’ll cook up next month.





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KiNK - The Roots Of Techno

Out April 2013 on 12" vinyl (E-DREAMS006)

Ruff Cherry - The Empath

Two hypnotic bangers from Birmingham's finest pressed on 180G heavyweight vinyl. Artwork by the cheeky Mr Ian Stevenson.

In stores from April 20 2013 (Record Store Day). 
Limited edition version with hand painted covers (each one different) by Mr Stevenson available from Bokharirecords.com now!

Support from Michael Mayer, JD Twitch & Luke Solomun.

Side A: Mark E - Crossing Paths (06:35)
Side B: Mark E - R Type (09:18) 

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UK
http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/products/MarkE-CrossingPathsEType-Bokhari-90027.html
http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/servlet/Info?Track=BK004C
http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/488830-01.htm
http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/view/113643
http://shop.justtusk.co.uk/tusk-recommends/53-mark-e-crossing-paths-pre.html
http://kristinarecords.com/shop/bokhari/crossing-paths-r-type/

Europe:
http://clone.nl/item26982.html

US:
http://www.groovedis.com/shop/Mark-E-CROSSING-PATHS-12-p-801928.html

Mark E - R-type (BK04) CLIP

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