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The Brvtalist is pleased to premiere a new track from Brutalismus 3000. One of our favorite Berlin projects returns with a new track on the upcoming DURCH v/a compilation: Solidarity 002 - A Love Letter To The Queer Community. DURCH is a queer collective with a clear vision of solidarity and community building. DURCH operates in Tel Aviv and Berlin trying to bring queer people together, building a culture of inclusion, diversity and tolerance. In the tradition of original raves DURCH organizes solidarity events ranging from parties, to art and community events, with the strong belief that raves are a much needed place for people to come together, celebrate their diversity and learn to respect each other.

After releasing their first v/a earlier in the year, The are back with their second solidarity release of the year: Bolder, queerer and definitely more fun than ever. Take a bit of everything, mix it together and then burn it all down. Building on our previous release DURCH [digital] Solidarity 002 features some well established artists alongside some exciting, well-kept secrets of the electronic dance music scene. You’re in for a bumpy ride and a couple of pretty nasty surprises on the way. Today we bring you the nu gabber post techno punk of "Satan Was a BabyBoomer". 

As always, the proceeds from the release go to Queer causes and this release will benefit TransInterQueer e.V. (TrIQ) and Casa Kuà. Out on April 16th and you can get yours on BANDCAMP. 

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PREMIERE: Brutalismus 3000 - Satan Was A Baby Boomer (DURCH)

Atmosféra

Romantika

Año V-I

I'm Talking to You (Cadency Remix)

Aydee

Benwal - Aydee

TVR008 - OUT NOW 

Berlin based but hailing from Bogota, Colombia - DJ/producer Eduardo Sanchez aka FUNK TRIBU delivers release number eight from Terminal V Records. 

Pulling no punches from the off, we’re served a perfect 154bpm slice of Funk Tribu’s trademark fast techno melodic trance fusion rich with 90’s & 00’s  influences and references. 

Haunting swirling stabs and sublime ethereal break downs are punctuated with fat bass drops and acid synths throughout. Eduardo, we salut you. 


Available via Beatport, Bandcamp, Spotify.

BUY THE TRACK HERE: https://ffm.to/mmrjjkx

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Funk Tribu - ICE [TVR008]

Keep Up

Funk Tribu feat. CAIVA - Keep Up (extended mix)

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Stream/Buy

Ultra - Hardtrance homage to Kraftwerk's classic Das Model

Free Download

Kraftwerk - Das Model (Brutalismus 3000 Hardtrance Cover)

Good Girl

No one hears any sound the same way. Every emotional and intellectual response to a song is a tangled network of deep-seated memories and social pressures. The banalest hook can inexplicably reduce someone to tears, while a passionate crescendo might be deflected off an impenetrable shield of self-seriousness. A pealing lead atop a thunderous kick might be instantly triggering for one dancer, while another is having their future emotional response to music shaped in that very moment. With the first release on his new, pointedly titled label Disco Inferno, I Hate Models teases the possibility of inspiring moments of intense, soul-wrenching nostalgia in one listener and blasting open new neural pathways to profound sentiment in another.

Printed sleeve / clear vinyl / holographic B-label

Mixdown: Mathis Kolkoz
Vinyl Mastering: Thomas P. Heckmann
Digital Mastering: Znzl

B1.I Hate Models - Sad Groove [DIOO1]

Sirch is a Melbourne-based producer and DJ known for his deep, driving and emotionally charged take on techno. With roots in metal and punk, his sound fuses heavy low-end, distorted textures and hypnotic energy. Supported by artists like Deborah De Luca and Ellen Allien, Sirch is pushing deeper into hard and hypnotic techno while maintaining the melancholic edge of melodic techno.

― CONTACT
sirch.productions@live.com.au