Techno

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Artist: Ellen Allien
Remixers: Hadone, Keith Carnal, Matrixxman, Lady Starlight
Title: AurAA Rmxs 1
Label: BPitch
Catalogue: BPX011
Format: Vinyl 12” and Digital 
Genre: Electronic
Style: #Techno
Release date:  26th March 2021

Tracklist:
A1. True Romantics (Hadone Remix)
A2. Walking In The Dark (Keith Carnal
Remix)
B1. I Can't See You (Matrixxman Remix)
B2. Hello Planet Earth (Lady Starlight
Remix)

Following on from last year’s album AurAA, Ellen Allien proudly unveils the first remix package, featuring four fresh takes on her original productions. AurAA was the techno queen’s ninth album i n as many years, as she continues to channel her creative energy into full-length releases, as well as various other projects. Staying active and positive through the difficulties of the past year, Ellen has maintained a constant presence, sharing live DJ sets from her balcony, or astonishing settings around Berlin, and a continuous flow of new music, supporting artists through her labels and keeping the spirit of our culture
alive.

With this first batch of AurAA remixes we get a sizzling selection of reinterpretations, straight out of the labs of some of the techno scene’s finest. This first installment kicks off with France-based Hadone, who takes on ‘ True Romantics’ adding a muscular l ayer of percussion along with gothic atmospherics and a sense of urgency that increases the dynamism ten-fold. Wait for the mind bending rave and grizzly bassline i n the latter part of the track, peak!

Next up we have Keith Carnal on the remix for ‘ Walking In The Dark’. Carnal spins this one on its head, breaking i t down and rebuilding i t from the ground up. A bulbous kick drum pounds and thuds as
numerous components come together i n a menagerie of rave-drenched neon stabs and melodies.

Matrixxman steps up after Carnal with his rework of ‘ I Can’t See You’, which pumps ominously, while a twisted vocal clip lurks i n the background. This minimal cut taps into your psyche with its insistent rhythm and swirling, deconstructed vocal which keeps threatening to emerge from the shadows…

Last up, ‘ Hello Planet Earth’ gets the Lady Starlight treatment. Prepare for a high-energy workout with exemplary production as she ambushes your cerebral cortex and surrounds i t with an entrancing
collection of sounds. Various l ayers of frequency shift and squirm around each other while the core of the track; the taut drums and bass, keep your body engaged and animated throughout.
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Auraa Rmxs 1

Walking In The Dark (Keith Carnal Remix)

Premiere: Ellen Allien - Walking In The Dark (Keith Carnal Remix) [BPX011]

Joseph Capriati invites Carl Cox, ANNA, François K, Steve Rachmad and Mathew Jonson to remix his ‘Metamorfosi’ album. Hear ANNA’s remix of ‘Spirit Brothers’ now

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Metamorfosi Remixes Vol. 2 

Premiere: Joseph Capriati & Louie Vega ‘Spirit Brothers (ANNA Remix)’

Dedicated 2 Disrespect EP

Baby

Clash - Arthur (FDL 003)

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Sciahri and his label Sublunar are proud to present the second chapter of the “Veil of Echoes” project, a continuation of a journey that connects emerging and established artists from the label.

Following the vision introduced in the first volume, this release unveils a new dimension of techno and electronic music, merging timeless roots with forward-thinking sound design.

Artist: Various Artists 
Title: Veil Of Echos
Label: Sublunar
Catalogue: SUBL026
Format: Vinyl & Digital
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno
Release date: December 12, 2025

W & P by the respective artists
Artwork by Margherita Baldi
Mastering by Enisslab in Rome

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The trip begins with “Voltages” by Cirkle, a sharp and direct cut built for the floor, followed by “Tides” by Red Rooms, an hypnotic journey driven by an entrancing vocal hook.
“Phonolith” by Border One brings a mental and groovy touch, while “Basic Instinct” by Hemka stands out for its captivating arrangement and refined sound design.
The first record closes with “Your Hands Forget Their Shapes” by Hadone, a truly memorable track destined to stand the test of time.

The second record opens with “The Radius” by Temudo, one of his most acclaimed digital tracks now available for the first time on vinyl, followed by “Etched” by Hurdslenk, a powerful and driving piece of precision techno.
Next comes “Nardo” by Pierre, a modern, groove-heavy weapon with a distinctive sound identity, and “Serpents” by Ketch & Alessio Landini, a hypnotic and tribal tool for any moment of the set.
Closing the journey, “Zone 0” by Danya delivers a mystical and immersive ending that transports the listener into another dimension.

With “Veil of Echoes II,” Sublunar presents a visionary collection that captures the essence of techno and electronic music, bridging its past influences with the sound of the future. 

Tracklist:
A1 Cirkle - Voltages
A2 Red Rooms - Tides
B1 Border One - Phonolith
B2 Hemka - Basic Instinct
B3 Hadone - Your Hands Forget Their Shapes
C1 Temudo - The Radius
C2 Hurdslenk - Etched
D1 Pierce - Nardo
D2 Ketch & Alessio Landini - Serpents
D3 Danya - Zone 0











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Your Hands Forget Their Shapes

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Hidden Process

All Night Long EP3

Aria (Lawrence Remix)

Released EP

Iffy (Original Mix)

Curtain Twitcher

Available now: https://KompaktRecords.lnk.to/Speicher104SD

Dear Friends,

25 years of KOMPAKT is no reason to get hysterical. Then again, it’s a nice occasion to have a laid back look at the situation in electronic music today. Minimal techno in all it's varieties is now established as the worlds best dance music, as you may know. So far, so good. What’s next? Nothing. Dance on!

I’ve gain two essential insights with the passage of time. First off, that music which over the years only knew “faster, better, stronger” and “forwards ever – backwards never” can constantly repeat, quote and loop itself without killing itself. A music that suspends the meaning of time and eventually can set a parallel, better universe of fantasy against the twisted grimaces of reality. Again and again.

And secondly, that getting older living in/with this music is a quite relative term to which ideally a serenity of age can ring a bell. This shows that 25 years after 1993 so many protagonists, enthusiasts, DJs, musicians, relentlessly rave fighters – with all personal advancement – are still there and still celebrate, play or produce this/theirs music; and compete themselves and their music just with that.

Two such heroes of the neat and tidy bass drum culture are with no doubt T.RAUMSCHMIERE aka MARCO HAAS and REINHARD VOIGT. From day one, those two figureheads have given live-techno the glam of stage-diving rock ‘n’ roll, long before vodka and beer prevailed as alternative lube for ecstatic dancefloors.

Even better they both now raise the glass at the longest techno-bar in the world named KOMPAKT EXTRA/SPEICHER. With DREI MILLIONEN KÖLSCH, Reinhard Voigt continues to establish his savvy “way into sound”, which he's pursued for a few years now on his many releases. He’s turning genre clichés into a very personal take with his defiant mix of the deepness of a lonesome cowboy and his implicit faith in the dancefloor and gives the music a very personal touch of ennnoblement of the faith in itself. Technos dignity shall be inviolable.

For me, AUGEN ZU by T.RAUMSCHMIERE is one of the most beautiful masterpieces of bass-heavy “Umta Umta” techno. A few strikingly brilliant vocal lines from the master himself, put through the machines and combined with a relentlessly sequencer that says it all. This cheers my heart and we will always need such tracks to remind us of ourselves. And to forget about ourselves. Smash hits of unreason! Or the prettiest declaration of love to a music which gets its magical moments from what’s happening between the bass drum-beats. But only by this when the bassdrum remains linear and will do so forever. Both Marco Haas and Reinhard Voigt know that. Because after techno comes always techno.

Wolfgang Voigt – May, 2018 Wolfgang Voigt – May, 2018

Reinhard Voigt - Drei Millionen Koelsch

Taken from Djedjotronic's forthcoming debut album R.U.R
Release date Septembre 14th

Cockring Robot

Fokus Expiration EP

Expiration (Juan Sanchez Remix)

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In future times, culture historians will refer to Gabor Schablitzki aka Robag Wruhme as a creator of a singular techno sound, a rock in the murky sea of arbitrary musical dullness that befell mankind in the early 21st century.

Furthermore, a lesser known quality of Schablitzki will be praised and explored: He was a relentless wordsmith, a deeply passionate inventor of elegant idioms that enriched German language. Take ‘Freggelswuff’ or ‘Wemmel’ as shining examples.

It’s within this context that a certain cultural artefact released on a Cologne based record label called KOMPAKT (which towards the end of the 21st century made a hardly publicised turn to manufacturing CO2-neutral wall plug systems) that went by the sonorous title ‘Topinambur’ has to be mentioned. Legend has it that Schablitzki claimed to have created the word ‘Topinambur’, unknowingly that local farmers have been marketing a root tuber under the same name since it got imported from America in 1610 AD. The following tenacious copyright lawsuit between Schablitzki and a large agricultural consortium lasted for many years. It isn’t considered as a highpoint in Schablitzki’s turbulent life but it still serves a staircase wit that is passed on from generation to generation amongst Black Forest moonshiners.

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Robag Wruhme - Cassave

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Speed This MF Up (Truncate Remix)

Free From

Scuba is a maker of music from the UK. He is also the founder of a record label called Hotflush Recordings.

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