Obscur has emerged as a distinctive voice in techno, dedicated to the genre in its most uncompromising and essential form.
His productions are deep, driving, and subtly psychedelic, marked by a meticulous attention to detail that results in a sound both mature and precise.

Rather than chasing fleeting trends, Obscur focuses on crafting timeless techno rooted in a deep understanding of the genre.
This commitment to authenticity has earned him recognition from respected labels such as Modularz, Paralelo, and Newrhythmic, where his work has been consistently well received. His recent EP on Moving Pressure reinforces this trajectory, offering a powerful statement of his sonic identity and artistic vision.

As a DJ, Obscur approaches every set with the same intent: to build immersive journeys that balance tension, atmosphere, and forward motion.
Whether in the studio or behind the decks, his focus remains clear — to let the music speak for itself.

SC: @0bscur
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/obscur.wav/

Tracklist:
Aleksi Perälä - UK74R1619170
Inskape x Scanava - Curio
Feph - Too Much Going On
Valentino Mora - Plasma
Wrong Assessment - Emily And Her Guide Dog
D-Leria - Transport
Cirkle - Lahore
Connor Wall - Unreleased
Obscur - Unreleased
ORBE - Push - Pull
Voorman - Unreleased
Neel - Vanadiio
Ruben Ganev - Genetics
Altinbas - Adda
Ma Haiping - Guardian
Art.ic - Unreleased (Obscur Remix)
BLNDR - Melanocetidae
Drhamer - Relieve (Original Mix)
Paul Hauck - Velvet
Markus Suckut - Blade
Shoal - Backflash
Oscar Mulero - Rotula (Truncate Remix)
Connor Wall - Unreleased
Mathys Lenne - The Stranger
Uväll - Unreleased
Ben Reymann - Last Call
eaien - Piano & Bass
Andy Martin - San Soleil
Psyk - Resonant Modulation (Erik Luebs Remix)
Local Analyst - Unreleased

Master: Obscur
Artwork: Mees van Boheemen www.instagram.com/m.vanboheemen

Munity podcast 007 - Obscur

Here is the interview!

ACTANT: Can you tell me about your artist name PWCCA?

PWCCA: PWCCA is the Welsh name for a demonic creature or spirit, playful but dangerous. It was my evolution as a musician, a shift from my old AKA to a more defined and technically advanced sound. I also chose it because I like its written aesthetic.

ACTANT: PWCCA was born in 2019, but you produced earlier under the name Dr Cyanide. Can you tell me about the transition between the two?

PWCCA: It was the evolution that arose with the improvement of my production techniques and my ideas, although in reality, and logically, they still have some connection, since they are two AKA to produce the same style of music.

ACTANT: Why do you make music?

PWCCA: For me, it's a way of expression, entertainment and escape, I always wanted to create tools to be able to use in own DJ sets, to be able to listen to my music in the hands of great DJs… although it is true that today in my performances as a DJ, my music is what I use the least, since when I perform in Live format obviously, everything that sounds is mine, but a great motivation long ago was this.

ACTANT: The sound of your productions is  haunting, rough, extremely repetitious. What is the attraction of these sounds for you?

PWCCA: In techno music, I've always loved repetition. In fact, I think it's part of its essence. I like creating dense, dark, and dirty sounds. They particularly immerse me in an intense mental journey. Today, I don't want to give rise to frivolous sounds in my work, at least that's what I try to convey or capture.

ACTANT: As a record label, Hardtools seems to embrace a dark aesthetic, pointing at an interest in death, spirits, ghosts, and so forth. Do these realms hold a power that can be utilised in music?

PWCCA: For me, darkness, death, the universe or all of this that no one knows about, inspires me when creating my sound, I don't like to link my sound or the sound of different artists of the label, with colors or images that are not serious or more "Fun" I think that over time, I have become more strict with those things hehe, it doesn't mean that techno is this, but in my case it is what inspires me the most.

ACTANT: Where do you see techno evolving in the future? Will real, dark techno continue to expand as society continues to erode?

PWCCA: Techno will likely continue to expand because it taps into a collective sense of restlessness. It's a search for refuge, often logically linked to having fun. Many young artists will take over and maintain the essence, while others who seemed authentic will sell out to the highest bidder without flinching. It has always happened and will always continue to happen; it's part of the game.

ACTANT: What makes Spain such a powerful force in techno?

PWCCA: I think there are and have been great techno artists in Spain, influenced by the right sources. Many artists who have forged a unique and remarkable sound, known worldwide, highly influential people like Oscar Mulero, supporting national material. I think the different artists who re-emerge have a great source of inspiration without having to look too far. But only in a few cases is one a prophet in his own land...

ACTANT: Finally, who are your favorite artists and labels right now?

PWCCA: I like listening to old artists like Wünsch, Mulero, Surgeon, Regis, Portion Reform (R&F), Mugon… but today we also have a wave of brutal producers like Kike Pravda, Lakej, Lewis Fautzi, Pyramidal Decode, KØLPØS, Ribé, Endplate, Oliver Rosemann, Stanislav Tolkachev, among many others. There are great Labels like Mord, Semántica, Pole Group or Warm Up, and others, offering great stuff, but I think that a large part of the scene is also supported by labels of less “prestigious” since there are many tracks edited in these, which are used by world-class DJs.



DYSTOPIA 007: PWCCA

Vault Sessions #267 - Chami

Initial Code is a Brussels DJ and producer shaping mental techno with layered textures and steady drive.

His sound moves between deep atmospheres and sharp grooves, tested on floors like Fuse and C12.

With releases on Fuse Imprint, the launch of his new label, InDepth Imprint, and his residency on Gimic Radio, he continues to drive the Brussels techno scene forward.

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Support: https://outcastrec.bandcamp.com/track/eyes-on-the-walls-orep006 

Duplicity is proud to present "Eyes On The Wall” by GCOD. Forthcoming on Outcast Recordings 15.10!

Support the artist
SC: @gcod
BC: https://gcod.bandcamp.com/
IG: www.instagram.com/gcod__

Support the label
SC: @outcast-recordings-nl
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PREMIERE: GCOD - Eyes On The Walls [OREP006]

Patrick Siech begun spinning records in southern Sweden in the late ‘90s, making a name for himself as a club promoter and skilled DJ. Twenty-five years later, his close connection and avid respect for the dance floor and its multitude of inhabitants is still at the very core of Patrick’s enterprise both as a DJ and a producer. To connect with the crowd at an almost primal tribal level, to create a vibe of togetherness and exclusiveness, to hypnotize and unite all the individuals in the dance floor into one single collective mind. These are the goals of Patrick Siech. Witnesses from countless secluded afterhours parties can testify to his success, as can thousands of dancers in prestigious clubs and venues like Berghain, Tresor or Awakenings. Once the connection is made, the capacity or prestige of the venue is nothing – the vibe is everything.

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OECUS Podcast 473 // PATRICK SIECH

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Analog by Kiwiko

Alchemical Minds Session 050 / Pulso (Argentina) SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY EDITION. 

Bio:
Founding member of the SRIE Records label where he contributes his musical pieces and mastering knowledge since 2013 in Buenos Aires, Joel Pulso challenges the stablished structures in the musical framework since his style become more definitive, experimental, analogous and hypnotic, developing
a unique imprint, based on minimalism and the collage method through home-made recordings. His project and musical focus exposes the objective of immersing the listener on his semantic field, going from psychical and cerebral music, to the most sci-fi & loopy danceable style through
his productions and sessions. Pulso is part of the great Argentine scene providing musical legacies in renowned labels such as
Subsist, Semantica, Float, Antiterra, Mindtrip, KEY Vinyl and in its own signature SRIE, where in each release along with Translate, deliver quality music and concept, giving rise to the best artists oscillating within their sound's framework.

Tracklist. 
PULSO-FIXING THE FATHOMLESS. 
SLEEPARCHIVE-PAPERCUP. 
PULSO-A.FLUEX.
PTTRNRCRRNT-VIRTUAL 4
A4-LIGHT CYCLES. 
PULSO & TRANSLATE ON LAND (REPEATERS). 
PULSO & TRANSLATE NAUTIC MEASUREMENTS. 
INTERAKT CONVECTIVE
SYNUS0006-REZZ. 
SURGEON-SCORN. 
PSYK-BALANCE. 
NEEN-MOVETY. (TRANSLATE & PULSO REMIX)
FANGO-NERVUM. 
ROBERT HOOD-ALPHA. 
MIKE PARKER-FLYING NERVES. 
PULSO-CASPIAN NODES. 
BRIAND-NOTRACK4. 
JONAS KOPP-REFORCE. 
DJ DEEP-STRESSIN. 
P.A.S-BEHIND THE EYES. 

RECORDAD AT WAX CLUB (FUNGI CREW) ON JUNE 6TH, 2025. 
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA.

Learn more about guest artist. 

Soundcloud:https://on.soundcloud.com/PrR20NWFCceKwvmna9

Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/pulsojoel?igsh=bWNkc2R6MmZ4MTJ1


Art by: hypnotic broken soul.

Alchemical Minds Session 050~Pulso (Argentina) SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY EDITION

Manuel Valle (AKA Endplate) was born in Malaga in the mid-eighties. He first came into contact with electronic music at age thirteen. However, it would be in Granada - his home during his university years - where he discovered and fell in love with techno. He has always felt a fascination for the darker side of the genre. This shows in his work, as straightforward mental sounds envelope you. His pounding bass lines and percussive synth sequences, as the dance floor consistently remains his focus, will not fail to have an impact on the listener. Endplate's music is always in constant evolution as proved in the work he has already produced for AINE, Warm Up, Faut section, Olympian or Children Of Tomorrow.

Track List:
Endplate - There is only one side
Endplate - At School
Endplate - Gloam Eyed
Endplate - Unreleased
Endplate - No Hit
Endplate - Dendrite
Endplate - Unreleased
Kolpos - Mastema (Endplate Remix)
Lakej - Assimilation (Endplate Remix)
Endplate - Renna
Endplate - Unreleased
Endplate - Blackmood
Endplate - Unreleased
Endplate - Unreleased
Endplate - Unreleased
Endplate - Animal Noise
Endplate - The Doll
Endplate - Unreleased
Endplate - Unreleased
Endplate - Unreleased
Endplate - Unreleased
Endplate - Unreleased
Endplate - No Success Street

Endplate (ESP) - Culto Podcast 002.

Declan James Live at VOIDWARE 2025

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curating sound with visuals 
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