10. Ramsey Neville, “Reactive Morality”

A desert moon where machines outlive their makers, whispering to one another in rust.
A planet where time fractures, each sunrise arriving from a different century. 
A soldier who returns from an astrally-projected war to find his body claimed by another pilot. 
A star that sings, pulling enchanted travelers into a perilous orbit with its voice. 
And deep within the asteroid belt, a market thrives where the future is sold by the hour.
All that and more in Amazing Worlds of Templum: Vol. I !!!

Templum begins its next chapter with Amazing Worlds of Templum: Vol. I — ten tracks from nine international producers who are shaping the direction of raw and hypnotic techno. Each contribution reflects a distinct artistic voice, drawn together into a wider tapestry of sound. The release also sets the stage for what’s to come, as Templum begins to showcase and elevate compositions from like-minded artists across the global technosphere.

The collection opens with Brooklyn-based label head Auspex on intro duties with “The Nature of Reality”—pulsing, arpeggiated sine waves dissolving into reverb baths over atmospheric drones, while a lost transmission on human perception cuts through the swarm. Gannein, Berlin-based by way of Paris, follows with “Psychic Primitive”—a grooving array of glitching metallic drums, pulsating bass, and an alien entomoid soundscape. From Spain, BØHMcontributes “Still Unclear,” a tunneling rhythmic workout punctuated by skittering chirps, like a species of strange creatures communicating through trills and warbles.

Auspex returns with “Equilibrium,” a funky dance floor heater fusing percussive groove, warped atmospherics, and chopped-and-screwed vocals. From Buenos Aires, DAS ratchets up both tension and velocity with “Desolate Abyss,” a high-speed voyage into the darkest regions of space. Ket Robinson—Berlin-by-way-of-Paris producer, DJ, and KR Records founder—takes the controls on “Drone Vision” with dense kicks, seismic subs, and risers that push tension to a fever pitch.

Brazil’s VERUAH strips things down with “Anthem,” groove-driven and direct, collapsing into a disorienting breakdown before snapping back into a sizzling cadence. India’s Audio Units, a dynamic DJ/production duo, deliver “Obsidian Nebula”—a heaving behemoth from the outer reaches, cranking the heat and applying atomic pressure.

The release closes in Brooklyn: first with the prolific BRÄLLE on “Nightly Meltdowns”—a war-hardened juggernaut hurtling through wormholes at warp speed—and finally Ramsey Neville with “Reactive Morality,” a propulsive alarm call, relentless and unyielding, signaling full speed ahead into frontiers unknown.

Various Artists, “Amazing Worlds of Templum: Vol. I” [TMPL002]
RELEASE DATE: 26 September 2025
MASTERING: JoeFarr
DISTRIBUTION: TripleVision DIstribution
TRACKLISTING:
1. Auspex, “The Nature Of Reality” @djauspex
2. Gannein, “Psychic Primitive”  @gannein
3. BØHM, “Still Unclear”  @bohm_music
4. Auspex, “Equilibrium” @djauspex
5. DAS, “Desolate Abyss” @das_techno
6. Ket Robinson, “Drone Vision” @ketrobinson
7. VERUAH, “Anthem” @veruah
8. Audio Units, “Obsidian Nebula” @audiounits
9. BRÄLLE, “Nightly Meltdowns” @bralletechno
10. Ramsey Neville, “Reactive Morality” @ramseyneville

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