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Written & Produced by DJ Varsovie
Saxophone by Jeremy Udden
Mixdown by Thorm
Distributed by Because Music

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The Right Choice

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ATK013D - T78  "Snake Mountain E.P."

Exactly after one year from the launch of his own label Autektone, it was just a matter of time before T78 revealed his first massive album that has banger after banger.

With no place for mediocre listening tracks, the distinct album vibe is a full-on techno journey which is divided into four e.p.(Grayskull, Fright Zone, Eternia, Snake Mountain) containing five tracks each and representing T78’s versatility that he stands for as a producer by mastering the craft of cataclysmic kicks, booming bass, filthy grooves, sub-aquatic chords, mysterious hooks and hypnotic vocals.

Early Feedbacks and Support by: Joseph Capriati, Sasha Carassi, DJ Boris, Luigi Madonna,  Giorgio Rusconi, De La Swing, Victor Santana, Paolo Tamoni, Larry Cadge, Argy, George Makrakis, Luigi Madonna,  Ilario Alicante, Dario Sorano, Gaga, Purple Disco Machine, Martin Kleinert, Christian Cambas, D&D, Smer, Eric Powell, Mario Ochoa, Sylvia Maziarz, Milton Brandley, Superstrobe, Adam K  and more!

ARTIST: T78
TITLE: BLAST-ATTAK
VERSION: ORIGINAL MIX
RELEASE DATE: 30/06/2017

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Snake Mountain Ep

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ATK013D - T78 - Blast-Attak (Preview) (Out Now!)

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Christian Cambas is back and celebrates his return with an original track on one of his favorite labels.&nbsp; 
Keeping things totally subliminal with a haunting melody and an apocryphal vocal snippet, we are kept locked in via the pulsating bass and commanding synths that seem to have been programmed in some kind of dismal future.&nbsp; 

A remix from label boss T78 was essential to this release, and the original has been completely flipped on its head, with a big surprise halfway through, as only he knows how. Another brother-in-arms from the other side of the pond is up next, and of course we are talking about Durtysoxxx who based his version on the synth progressions and provided the heads-down vibe of the package.&nbsp; 
UK duo Drumsauw seal the deal with a spacious mix, letting their rendition breathe effortlessly while keeping the production crystal clear.

Christian Cambas - The Outsiders (T78 Remix) [Autektone Records]

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[Premiere] Blurred Boy - Broken Cage (out on Last Embassy)

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Victor Ruiz lands his Debut EP on Drumcode.

Victor first released on Drumcode last year on their most recent edition of the famous A-Sides Vol.7 compilation with his colossal track ‘Pulso’. Victor has been relentless when it comes to producing absolutely huge sounding tracks, which are heavily suited to the big club room vibe. This May he steps up for his debut EP on Drumcode with ‘Nimbus’.

The title track ‘Nimbus’ marked an important milestone in his life, his arrival to Berlin, his new home. Due to the lack of studio space and set up, he made Nimbus entirely with headphones and laptop. A piercing track with a punctuated kick drum that cuts through the mix, alongside some industrial tones which build an eerie tension. A track that really sits on the darker side of the progressive techno world.

Victor explains that this release is “very much a mix of old and new” representing two stages of his life. ‘Unveil’ was a track he produced back in Sao Paulo, when day dreaming of his move to Europe. A chunky low end combined with big percussion that makes it more of a heady introspective track on the release. It most definitely shows a more experimental side Victor but is welcomed and makes for a thunderous dancefloor track.

Victor Ruiz — Nimbus — Drumcode — DC205

Face dried up
From all of the tears I cried up
Lost most of them I rode for
I got something to prove, I´ll slide through

Loyalty Over Royalty EP (Previews)

But | Stream: https://snd.click/Hardcore

For FOA067 we've invited some producers who like it hard, in and out of the club. With great pleasure, we announce to you the bombs of T78 & Dino Maggiorana.
This is Filth on Acid NOW!

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T78 & Dino Maggiorana - Hardcore

‘Beauty and Terror’ is the name of the next release on LXVIII. A Various Artists Compilation by Monix, JC Laurent, Femanyst, XVIII, Jasmine Infiniti and HXIST. This release features heavy, distorted and raw techno accompanied by hypnotic textures and experimental output.

Release date: 7 September 2020
Format: Digital

Tracklisting:
1. Monix - The Taste of Your Tears
2. JC Laurent - Uprising
3. Femanyst - Locks Won’t Keep Out the Voices
4. XVIII - Gorsad Kiev
5. Jasmine Infiniti - Ass2roth
6. HXIST - Pale Submission

Artwork by Gorsad Kiev

LXV011 - Various Artists - Beauty and Terror

In 1990, Frankie Bones opened “Groove Records,” a techno outpost deep in Brooklyn. Adam X soon became a co-owner and by 1995 the shop was relocated to Manhattan, with Heather Heart rounding out the trio. The new shop was called “Sonic Groove” and it quickly became ground zero for techno in New York City. There was nothing like it in the area at the time or, arguably, anywhere in America.

Sonic Groove was 110% dedicated to techno, a genre that was just past its infancy and exploding worldwide. A community emerged around the shop and thus the label was spawned.

Adam X had an agenda from the very beginning as label curator (and eventually sole owner): to release some of the most forward thinking underground techno music around. Realizing that goal was no easy feat, considering the volume of records being released at the time in a fast-paced and growing scene.

Fast-forward 25 years. Adam X and Sonic Groove are still at the forefront of modern underground techno, sticking to the same ethos and pushing the envelope further into the future. The faces and sounds may have changed, but the label has kept true to the vision. In an era now dominated by image, style, and trivial content, Sonic Groove continues its mission of putting the music first and foremost.

Now in celebration of 25 years, Sonic Groove releases a muscular 12 song compilation of previously unreleased music comprised from the label's current artist roster. A testament to techno's ever evolving sound and serves as a modern document showcasing the path Sonic Groove has taken and where it has led to, proving that as time passes, there is still room for creativity and innovation in the genre as demonstrated throughout these 12 tracks.

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After a heavy year that shocked the music scene all over the world, three fellow labels, Dalmata Daniel, EXILES and Farbwechsel joined forces to kick off 2021 with a massive 43-track compilation album.

This bold selection of contemporary Hungarian electronic music producers represents the three labels' roster, including their core members and latest signings, alongside with other crews' members and independent artists. The compilation ranges from experimental and ambient compositions across industrial, electro and acid bangers through the current techno sound of Budapest.

Mastered by Erik Bánhalmi

Art Direction / Artwork by Daniel Jani (Studio Jetski)
www.instagram.com/studiojetski

Dalmata Daniel - DDC03: https://dalmatadaniel.bandcamp.com
EXILES: https://exiles-electronics.bandcamp.com
Farbwechsel - FARB037: https://farbwechsel.bandcamp.com

SHPSHFT - Technical Difficulties

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