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DBRVA008 is the new compilation from Death Bell Records, bringing together 25 artists from around the world to showcase their unique visions of modern electronic music.
The album delivers a wide spectrum of sounds — from deep and atmospheric cuts to powerful dancefloor weapons.
More than just a release, it’s a musical journey across the global scene, with each track reflecting the character and cultural background of its creator.

Artists:
Arte Muradyan / Breaker / BREAKER BREAKER / Cryptic Ways / Dave Alyan / Divine Mechanic / Dr Squirdle / Electronic Child / Förm / Ivan Emanuel / KamavoSian / L'ombre / Mamwadi / Observer X RUL3 / Oculus / ØTMANN / PE JORA $$$ / Pøl / SKENN / SLKTR / Soām / Surface Division / Sothoth/ Tøtal / Xandra 


Artist: Various Artists
Label: Death Bell Records
Catalog: DBRVA008
Format: Digital
Genre: Electronic
Style: #Techno
Release date: 26 September 2025

Mastering: Tøtal
Artwork: Tøtal

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DBR Premiere | Pøl - Wavelength [DBRVA008]

Album Techno chanté Français réalisé et produit par manonmmiroir & Ceriselune, sorti le 25.08.2025 sur leur label de musique Azure Celeste Music

French Techno album produced and directed by manonmmiroir & Ceriselune, realized on their label Azure Celeste Music on 08/25/2025
vocal: manonmmiroir

#frenchtouch #duo #techno #technoraw #technohypnotic


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release date (vinyl / cd / digital): 30th of October 2015

Take a look over Ashley Burchett’s back catalogue and you’ll find the Greater London resident has played an understated yet influential role in purporting British techno. Fifteen years ago Burchett’s prevailing Ø [Phase] project debuted on Sheree Rashit and Steve Bicknell’s Cosmic Recordings before providing Cosmic ID with its final record in 2002, and since 2007 Burchett's helped mould and define the sound of Token by becoming the label’s marquee artist.

In 2013 the Belgian imprint finally coaxed the debut album from Ø [Phase], Frames Of Reference, described in Tony Naylor’s 4/5 review for Resident Advisor as, “a techno album of real imagination and depth that, when it needs to be, is brutally functional.” Almost two years since its release Ø [Phase] is back with Alone In Time?, his second studio album which adds to the continuous slew of unrivalled long players Token has put out of late. Token spreads the 11-tracks on Alone In Time? across three heavy weight discs, and the music further demonstrates Burchett’s deft skill in linear arrangements shaped to fit the warehouse frame, while painting a colourful, Detroit influenced side to his productions yet to really be heard to this extent before.

This uncharted sound of Ø [Phase] can be found in tracks like “Remote”, the album’s homage to electro, to the jittery, alien grooves of “Spacialize”, “Mo_del” and “Nep-tune”. There’s big room domination on productions like “Orbitron” and “R-Mash”, while the album’s title-track is a journey through Burchett’s conceptual references to cosmology, time and isolation. Burchett explains, "it was always an intention to make another album and now just felt like the right time. Life moves on, we change and grow. As lessons get learned and ideas form, the desire to express them gradually manifests."

Furthermore, Burchett adds, “Frames Of Reference was about overcoming personal struggles and challenges, while Alone In Time? is more forward facing.” With an extensive back catalogue in his wake, Ø [Phase] has become a relied source for the discerning techno DJ and these new, expertly crafted club cuts add to his ever-expanding pool of productions for selectors to choose from, and it’s clear, if the bouncing rhythm of “Blind Eye” and orchestral epic of “The Maze” is anything to go by, Ø [Phase] isn’t only head strong, but standing tall.

TRACKLIST
A1 Spacialize
A2 Orbitron
B1 Increment
B2 Blind Eye
C1 Nep-tune
C2 Alone In Time?
D The Maze
E1 Remote
E2 Mo_del
F1 R-Mash
F2 Astryx

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Alone In Time?

Mo_del

Ø [Phase] - Mo_del

Industrialyzer - Jam Sessions 2

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French producer and DJ Jusaï comes back with force to FLASH and presents his second EP. This time less acidic, more dramatic and melodic. The conjunction between his pounding solid concrete drums and synth lines is a high-class act of balance.

Jusaï - Legion [ FLASH 185 ]

Wrong Assessment - Neurotag EP [ Kmyle Remix ]

A1 // Endocrine_Response
A2 // Neurotag
B1 // Virtual Hand
B2 // Virtual Hand [ Kmyle Remix ]
DB// Ganglion [ Bonus ]

CRG011 sees the long awaited return of Wrong Assessment. The A side see's host to stripped back, heavyweight, dance-floor rollers. 'Endocrine Response' will have you descending into a subtle trance via its scattering hi hats and brooding synth work, while 'Neurotag' is all about the contrast between the groove and the ever rising minor note, which continues even through breaks in the rhythm, yet drops off without a trace as if it were never there.

The B side continues this theme of mind-bending synths and kaleidoscopic drum work, albeit with a noticeably tougher attitude. 'Virtual Hand' is certainly a peak time hitter, with nods to Mike Parker and Abdulla Rashim in its own unique style. On remix duties for 'Virtual Hand' is another Clergy favourite, Kmyle. He takes the track in a darker direction, moving more towards a sense of dread and frantic despair with nervous hats, claps and snares. 

Those buying digitally will have access to an extra 5th track, 'Ganglion'. It continues the narrative of the record, but with more focus on the driving rhythm and agitated, almost random, synth stabs.

Written & Produced by Wrong Assessment
Additional production by Kmyle
Photography by Alexandra Polyakova
Artwork designed by Jorden Hodgetts 
Mastered by Conor at Glowcast

Format : Vinyl & Digital 
Cat Number : CRG011
Release Date : 20th of April 2018 
Copyright : CLERGYLTD

CRG011

Premiere | Wrong Assessment - Virtual Hand [CRG011]

HELL IS OTHER PEOPLE....

01 Angel Dust
02 Soul Apart
03 Back To The Beat
04 Dimension
05 Rose Window
06 Hell Is Other People

Release Date: 16 Aug 2019
Cat No. EOM010

Hell Is Other People

Soul Apart

KUSP Feat. Theo Nasa - Shock Value

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Rekids boss Matt Edwards debuts on Rekids Special Projects under his prolific Radio Slave moniker with ‘Command Z’, marking the twentieth release on the offshoot series.

Undeniably one of house and techno’s most sought after and beloved producers and remixers, Matt Edwards kickstarted Special Projects as a techno focused series in 2017. Since then it has gone on to host incredible artists like FBK, Shinedoe, P.Leone, Hemka and Dustin Zahn, not to mention SRVD - Edwards’s collaborative project alongside club kid Patrick Mason. Three years later, the Berlin-based Brit finally graces the label under his most revered
pseudonym.

‘Command Z’ opens with roaming synth patterns, slick kicks, delicately placed plucks and a haunting soundfloor which gives a sense of allure alongside it’s thundering rhythm. On the flip, ‘Command X’ situates itself perfectly for cavernous warehouse spaces or intimate club environments with its rattling snares, arpeggiated keys, lively saturated claps, rawly reversed pads and rippling cymbals.

Radio Slave - Command X

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