Stream / Download: https://ffm.to/jet234

Yahnkovf, one of Mexico's most influential DJ/producers and a standout name in Latin American techno, returns to Jeton Records with his second EP since 2024. A driving force in the scene since 2008, Erik delivers Pulso — four cuts of high-octane techno built for peak-time impact. Packed with raw energy, precision sound design, and relentless groove, this EP reflects his signature style with a fresh twist. As Erik puts it: "It's an honor to be back on Jeton. Pulso was created to light up the dance floor — strong kicks, hypnotic synth sequences, and a slightly different approach I hope connects with the crowd."

Erik Yahnkovf - Pulso [Jeton Records]

WRD0252 - Alexandra B-Whyle - Conception Pulse (Original Mix).

Labelhead Lenn Reich is back: his 2-tracker "Escape" is for every underground Techno fan! Kid Kun joins the party for "Pandera" - a collab definitely worth checking out!


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Lenn Reich - Escape

premiere of "Return Of The Dash" by Denise Rabe
taken from compilation "More Cuts On Loving Part II"", out soon on Ressort Imprint

Compilation Details:
http://novafuture-blog.com/2017/09/19/various-more-cuts-on-loving-part-2-ressort-imprint/




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Artist: Denise Rabe | @deniserabe
Label: Ressort Imprint | @ressortimprint

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Order via Bandcamp: https://nfredirect.de/?r=RSI010.2-BC

More Cuts On Loving - Part 2

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Denise Rabe - Return Of The Dash [RSI010.2 | Premiere]

PATTERN RESEARCH - PRS01

A) Markus Suckut - Don’t Look Back
B1) Markus Suckut - Airport
B2) Markus Suckut - Night Flight

Labour founded by Markus Suckut for the research of machines patterns.

PRS01 Don't Look Back EP

Part of A.R.T.S. V Years compilation 5x12", release date December 3rd, 2018.

A.R.T.S. V Years

Not Me

Order: https://stroboscopicartefacts.com/shop/dyscamupia/

Six years on since his latest appearance on the label’s main series, Stroboscopic Artefacts boss Luca Mortellaro, aka Lucy, returns with ‘Dyscamupia’ – an introspective, multisensory techno triptych revolving around the core sequence of Albert Camus’ classic existentialist novel, ‘The Stranger’. Also known as the ‘killing of an arab’, this pivotal moment in Camus’ seminal book – which also inspired The Cure their song ‘Killing An Arab’ back in the day, is here evoked through three variedly intense, deep and hypnotic techno variations – flexing from 120 to 130, onto 140 BPM – each of them translating a particular step in the author’s minute, focal-shifting depiction of the unknown man’s murder on the beach.   

Embodying Meursault for a minute, Jason Snell lends his voice to the narrator and his inner demons, casting a strange, ominous spell on the club and its crowd. Willing to explore and dig up further into the textural wealth and crucial warmth of organic sounds and synthetic treatments, Lucy made wise use of the binaural microphones technology during the vocals recording process, greatly enhancing the immersive force of his compositions to create thoughtful, dystopic narrative bubbles that stand in their own right.

The first number, ‘ Dyscamupia (Forward)’, happens before and right until the actual killing – hence time flowing at a metronomic, heartbeat-like tempo; the second cut ‘Dyscamupia (Pause)’ takes place right after the nameless man’s death, when the narrator enters a kind of existential ‘pause’ and a whole new flow of consciousness begins; the third sequence, ‘Dyscamupia (Backward)’, plumbs the depths of the action itself as played backwards, like an equally hazed-out and dizzying reminiscence of the sad encounter’s mechanism. Don’t let its seemingly conceptual framework fool you though, like most of his past output ‘Dyscamupia’ also aims to bring dancefloors to a steady simmer, whilst maintaining Lucy’s ascending momentum towards an all-round genre-busting, thought-provoking apex.

 

All tracks (w) & (p) by Lucy AKA Luca Mortellaro
Voice on all tracks by Jason Snell
words by Albert Camus’ “ The Stranger”
mastered @ Artefacts Mastering Studio, Berlin
graphic concept by Ignazio Mortellaro [OA]
Ⓟ & © Stroboscopic Artefacts 2019
Cat. No. SA034 – all rights reserved
www.stroboscopicartefacts.com

Lucy - "Dyscamupia" [SA034]

Tresor Records is proud to present Sleeparchive’s most recent work.

Six years have passed since Sleeparchive aka Roger Semsroth produced the phenomenal "A Man Dies In The Street” EP series for Tresor. Semsroth then went on to produce under this and other aliases (Nordvest, Civil Defence Programme) on his own eponymous imprint.

With the "Revised Recordings EP”, Sleeparchive continues to research and master the dense constructed rhythmic textures that have become his signature sound. The three titles are magisterial demonstration of Sleeparchive's high-hand at designing such labyrinthine structures, ever so strongly rooted in an exalted past, yet always thrusting forward.

Ongoing with his Sleep Cycle series, he includes six tightly locked grooves cut on the A-side, only available on vinyl format.

Sleeparchive - Frost

Tresor Records is pleased to announce the new reissue of James Ruskin's seminal Point 2 album.

First released in 2000, it marked a fine debut that entrenches the minimal sequences, utilitarian funk and eerie hypnosis found within Ruskin's body of work. As Tresor's relationship with the UK sound grew stronger across the course of the '00s, it was Ruskin, the label owner of Blueprint Records, who played a critical part in this. Throughout the trio of LPs released over that decade, inspirations of the sci-fi minimal Detroit sound lie abundant, rendered through corporeal slammers typical of the UK vein.

Point 2 was the first of Ruskin's trilogy for Tresor, and brought a direct and uncompromising vibrancy to the fore, from the aquatic symphony featured on 'From Over The Edge' to the pinpoint gaze of 'Subject'. Gurning loops beat against alien samples, drained into refined abstractions of pure techno.

Newly remastered and featuring two tracks previously not cut onto vinyl, this upfront and bold classic is set to span dancefloors once again.

Point 2

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James Ruskin - Subject

Our latest exclusive premiere comes from the legendary Birmingham techno producer and (alongside Richard Polson) Blueprint Records founder @jamesruskin-blueprint 

Taken from his Consumer Patterns EP, released 31/01/20

Find out more, here >>>

http://thewaveformtransmitter.com/2020/01/29/music-sound-sonar-our-guide-to-the-weeks-best-releases/

Consumer Patterns EP

Exclusive Premiere: James Ruskin - Social Acceptance

Artist: Gonzalo MD
Title: 'New Method of Control'
Label: Decision Making Theory
Cat. #: DMT022
Format: Vinyl
Release: 24th April,​ ​2020
Pre order: https://www.deejay.de/Gonzalo_Md_Accept_the_Future_EP_DMT022_Vinyl__947536

Sounds From NoWhere is pleased to premiere a new Gonzalo MD' gem on 'Decision Making Theory'.
New techno attack from Gonzalo MD: hard-hitting, fast and percussive!

@exe-88
@knotweed-records

Premiere: Gonzalo MD - New Method of Control [Decision Making Theory]

Bringing uncompromising/finest techno mixes you could hear, Sounds From NoWhere’s actually become a fixture in recent years. 
A platform where, on fortnightly basis, artists can express themselves without any limit, exploring every shade of electronic music from raw acid lines to deep ambient pads. 

More than that it's about a common purpose, a shared mission: spread and promote the highest quality and involve in our forward-thinking scheme.

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Premiere: Gonzalo MD - New Method of Control [Decision Making Theory]

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