Lutzenkirchen's Platform B imprint is back on the map with its 13th release, aptly titled "#13".

First up is Lutzenkirchen himself with "Nightcutz", a tense groover with a bubbling bassline. Otherworldly stabs and tight percussion lead the way through the tunnel, while the hi-hats provide the frantic momentum.

Gilbert Martini takes over with "511", featuring some sample goodness and monster drums. Add some rave stabs and you're ready for the clinic.

Closing up the EP is Pierre Deutschmann and his "Booya Tribe" track, whose menacing bassline grabs you by the throat before the chugging drums take over.

Pierre Deutschmann - Booya Tribe (Original Mix)

Platform B's 14th installment continues treading the path of tough, rolling Techno in this four-track compilation.

Kicking off the EP is Flavio Acaron with "Addictive", and he takes us on a ride with cut-up vocals and bouncy drums over a dubby bassline. Label boss Lutzenkirchen then steps up with "Legally Boston" and it's yet another precision Techno affair, complete with crisp snares and a thundering, subliminal bassline.

Introducing everyone to the word of huge bass, Joseph Disco presents "You Know", with it's spooky vocal and otherworldly groove, while Lutzenkirchen's Makkametrik alias is used as a vessel to transport us to an industrial future when rattling effects and mangled synth lines take over.

Flavio Acaron - Addictive (Original Mix)

Makkametrik - First On The Scene (Original Mix)

Lutzenkirchen - Legally Boston (Original Mix)

Continuing in the group tradition, Lutzenkirchen's Platform B presents another four-tracker from four distinct Techno artists.

The boss himself is up first with "The Ness", and we are immediately treated to a chugging, bass-heavy monster. A haunting, spoken word vocal calms things down before we get re-introduced to the wonderful loopiness of Lutzenkirchen's production.

Makkametrik's "It's Back" is a quirky affair, relying on dissonant percussion and a pulsing bass. Unexpected hoover stabs strike at the right time to take this disjointed roller even higher.

Tone Depth & Anthony Attalla aim for big room territory with their uplifting Moroder bassline and solid, serious groove. Sexy vocal snippets remind us of what the title is all about.

Closing the EP is Platform B favorite, Pierre Deutschmann. His offering, in the form of "Helios", goes big with a dominant bassline and siren synths, accompanied by cleverly placed percussion and sharp drums.

Lutzenkirchen - The Ness (Original Mix)

Makkametrik - It's Back (Original Mix)

Staying firm to the tradition of each release focusing on various artists, Lutzenkirchen's Platform B whips up its 17th release and lets it drop hard.

The boss is up first with "Monday Trolling" and the momentum is high, the bass is rumbling, and the groove is bouncing. Gilbert Martini quickly steps in, opting for military- style bass and tight percussion, while his roller unfolds graciously.

Paride Saraceni & Dema offer their slightly darker touch, with a persistent hi-hat leading the way and shadowy effects seeping their way in, before they transform into a massive synth line. Antonio Barrientos & Frank Leichert close things up with "We Have It In Our Head", and it's more layers of precision programming, eerie atmospherics and loopy percussive elements all the way.

Paride Saraceni & Dema - Dungstang (Original Mix)

Tonio Barrientos & Frank Leichert - We Have It In Our Head (Original Mix)

Lutzenkirchen strikes back in his digital home with some twisted business, and simply gets down and dirty in this eighteenth installment."Bumper One" starts off innocently enough, but quickly turns into a maelstrom of tumbling bass, dissonant synths and dubbed-out vocals. Persistent synths add some tension while the intricate programming provides enough mayhem to keep us insane.Makkametrik's "Abandoned Hopes" steers on the same path, introducing even more craziness in the form of scratches, manic percussion and quirky effects. As the track progresses, all synths are let loose, while a gooey bassline holds everything together.

Lutzenkirchen - Bumper Bone (Original Mix)

Makkametrik - Abandoned Hopes (Original Mix)

The nineteenth installment of Lutzenkirchen's Platform B kicks off with the cheeky-titled "Beat Detective", whose choppy drums, short synth stabs and acid-tinged bassline get the ball rolling.Makkametrik picks up with "Dark Flares" and employs some pitched bass under spacey percussion, while old school synths and rattling hats keep the momentum high.Paride Saraceni & Dema seal the release with tribal sensibilities and clever drum edits. The stomping rhythm section clears the way for the dubby effects to unfold and work their magic.

Lutzenkirchen - Beat Detective (Original Mix)

Makkametrik - Dark Flares (Original Mix)

Dema & Paride Saraceni - Busted (Original Mix)

More threefold attacks coming your way via Platform B, and on number twenty we've got two slices from Lutzenkirchen himself, plus a track from Gilbert Martini."HIGHer" is a hypnotic ride reinforced by sleazy synths and a vocal reminding us about the whole situation. But just to shake things up even more, the label boss throws in a slowed-down breakdown for all the headz out there.(This Room Is Getting) Hazy picks up fiercely with quirky percussion and sharp synth chords, while the shuffling rhythm section keeps everything intact. Gilbert Martini closes up shop, and does so in style with a huge sonar groove, stomping drums and distressed synths oozing out of every corner.

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