Techno

Kome

Blackleg marries a DnB inspired bassline, to a half-step rhythm in this techy groove.

SPREP012 - C - Blackleg - Blackline

Psyk - Eclipse

#TOP28 - Droplex - Direction (MiniKore Remix) [Filtter] OUT NOW!!!

I'm feeling in a festive mood and decided to upload this unreleased Secluded track as a free download for my followers! It's a mastered wav file. Please feel free to share using this link: https://soundcloud.com/hans-bouffmyhre/secluded-cringe-free-download

If you've still not discovered my Secluded alias, check here: http://soundcloud.com/secluded

Thank you & Merry Christmas!

Secluded - Cringe (Free Download)

Style : Techno
Label : FHD Recording
Fb : https://www.facebook.com/PetitGateau.Official

Max Mash - The Third (Petit Gateau Remix) ( Free Download )

PN25: Skudge & Marcelus remixes 

Label:Prime Numbers – PN25 
Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM 
Country: UK 
Released: Feb 17th 2014 
Genre: Electronic 
Style: Techo, House

for pre-orders www.pnrecords.com

Trus'me - Hindsight (Marcelus friction remix) 12"

Savas Pascalidis is back on Non Series with an outstanding 3 tracker. Hard hitting techno at its best.

Savas Pascalidis - Level Shift [non011]

https://www.facebook.com/gentlemenlounge
Preview: Petit Gateau - Deepology (Original Mix)
Release date: 10.02.2014.

EP Includes:
Petit Gateau - Sky Watcher (Original Mix)
Petit Gateau - Sky Watcher (Delskiz Remix)
Petit Gateau - Deepology (Original Mix)

Petit Gateau - Deepology (Original Mix)

OXIA - Sun Step - 8bit 025

Popof summer 2011 podcast track list :

1: Francisco Frink - Sixtynine 20112 / 
2 : Martin Aquino - Penguin in a Dufflebag / 
3 : Matt Tolfrey, Inxec - Bring it / 
4 : Angel Mora, Ralfus : Keep on / 
5 : Maurizio Vitiello - Movers / 
6 : Ron Costa - Gren Banan / 
7 : Frink - Tupaia / 
8 : &ME & Rampa : That's what /
9 : Rick Sanders : Once upon a time /
10 : Astronivo - M effect /
11 : Nexus Dj & Mon & Lewinger - Broken leg /
12 : Dixie Yure - By defection (Gabriele Baldi remix) /
13 : Dinky - Take me /
14 : Ray Okpara - Booty /
15 : Hector Couto - telefunk /
16 : Tim green - Lemon /
17 : Uner - Bassboot

Popof summer 2011 podcast

Dehix - Apocalypto (Knobs Remix)

Jewel kid - Barkokba (Popof remix) on Alleanza records

Jewel kid - Barkokba (Popof remix)

Distane/Isolate

Edu Imbernon - Mayenco - Original Mix

<p>In the same vein as her recently launched MOOD imprint, Believe is suited to a number of atmospheres and settings. Across the nine original productions and one collaboration with label boss Adam Beyer, Nicole has crafted a sonically diverse long-player of sounds which draw on the plethora of styles electronic music has to offer. From her accustomed techno to twisted house and everything in-between, the stylistic variety on offer means cuts Believe will easily feature in more intimate settings and big-room venues alike. Believe features a host of tracks aimed squarely at the clubs. From the moody Movin On, the bass-heavy Do Your Thing, to the industrial techno grooves on Come And Lay and the hypnotic chanting vocal on Get On It, the techno-aficionados will not be disappointed with what is sublime set of cuts that will no doubt destroy any dance-floor. </p>

<p>In contrast however, there are more intimate moments to be found. For example the rhythmically entrancing yet uplifting Fly With You, to Liberum Spirita with its mazy ethereal breakdown, and the synth-heavy percussive builder Lumière Tamisée. Nicoles further flexes her production muscle with the stripped back dub-flavours of Big Love With No Apology, and a robotic groove-laden funk on the standout Can I Get Some. Believe delivers a consummate body of work with which Nicoles considerable abilities in the studio are clear for all to hear. A wide-range of sounds that is sure to appeal to the idiosyncratic tastes of the various sub-sections of electronic music community. Furthermore, it lives up to the high-standards of previous Drumcode long-players and is an engrossing and impressive debut; and one that offers a smooth segue into the next chapter of an already exciting career.</p>

Nicole Moudaber - Movin' On (Original Mix) [Drumcode]

POPOF @ INOX club opening 01-12-2012

In the last few years German producer Markus Suckut has built quite a following, thanks to his distinctive, raw and reduced modern techno sound. After several singles on the label, Markus now announces his debut full length, ‘DNA’, on Figure.

Rather prolific with his output of 12’’s and remixes, Suckut’s previous releases on Figure stood out, with tracks like ‘Hunt’ on Figure SPC M really developing his command of intensely focused and powerful kick drums. A true follower and advocate of the more refined side of club techno, he has recently set up his own SCKT label, and travels more and more as a DJ.

‘DNA’ now goes even further in making a statement on his sound. There’s something of the classic German minimal techno lifeblood flowing through this album, and over 11 tracks (8 on the the double vinyl release) we are guided through very precise, tense and effective exercises in basement techno minimalism.

From the moody synths of ‘Path’, a fitting intro to the album, we are then dropped head-first into ‘Dissociation’ where only a handful of elements resting on a weighty kick drum build a certain sci-fi tension. This tension is maintained over the course of the whole album.

Heading into more trippy zones, ‘Dust’ and the acidic jack of ‘Rigid’ both demonstrate Suckut’s skills at telling a story with a very strict economy of elements. As paranoid tension establishes itself as a major theme further still, ‘Shatter’ unfolds in a dreamy, if not rather apocalyptic dub track of the highest order.

‘Doomed’ presents a brief respite from the tunneling bass frequencies, as serene synths float across a smokey backdrop, but then it’s back to business as ‘Stranger’ takes us deeper into the fog with its tripping beauty.

The more aggressive thump of ‘Vibrant’, with its urgent synth voices and dramatic arrangement are pure Suckut - taught, carefully executed and intoxicating on the dancefloor. We are then guided into a more heady, psychedelic mood with ‘Remains’, before the true dub of ‘Places’ eases us down, working glorious space between the groove. Finally the last stand arrives in the form of ‘Mirage’, where an undulating acid line and freakishly- timed percussion shake and rattle around a wonderfully submerged throb.

Markus Suckut shows us his true colours and talents with ‘DNA’ - a very focused, mature and honest portrayal of his take on techno for 2013 and beyond.

Markus Suckut - Mirage

Time and Perception Pt. 3 by Abstract Division.

Techno

S.Michelet