Głós has been a shadow mainstay in the European Techno scene for quite some time. He has been producing underground hymns for over ten years now and among a wide palette of releases throughout those years, he blessed Unknown Timeline with four tracks in total. Three of those can be found on ‘The Perfect Moment In Time-Space Continuum’, a split-EP released with Raroh in 2018, and another one co-composed with Raroh for ‘Gift Of Intercession (Time And Time Again)’ in 2022.  

Based between the capitals of Germany and Japan, as of late Głós has been alternating between Berlin and Tokyo—torn between two very unique cultures and different worlds. At this point, it’s difficult to say if that contrast is what makes his music so diverse, or if perhaps the dream-fueled contrasts within his work translate into his real life.  

While there might be no coherent answer to this question, at least this latest episode of Unknown Stories illustrates the constant duality in Głós's mind: Techno-beats, Ambient soundscapes, Trip-Hop and R’n’B escapades, and dreamlike voices—all torn between moments of light and darkness. All of these different things meet in this mix, naturally going hand in hand as they have never been strangers to each other in the first place.


1. Głós – Final Boss Battle Theme – 999 / muno.pl
2. Varg feat. AnnaMelina – Blue Line 2 (112 Fridhemsplan) – Posh Isolation
3. AZEE – Anomaly (Slowed & Reverb) – Self–Released
4. Lithe – 737 – Self–Released
5. Lifeformed & Janice Kwan – To Far Shores ('Tunic' Title Screen Version) – Self–Released
6. Massive Attack – Mezzanine – Virgin
7. Romee Maye – In My Way (Sped Up) – Self–Released
8. Burial – Dreamfear – XL Recordings
9. Unknown Artist – Untitled – Unreleased

Unknown Stories with: Głós

Iza Ziębicka is a new, dynamic figure in the electronic music scene who debuted just a year ago. Her sets are filled with deep grooves and strong minimalist rhythms. 
The artist also combines sound with fabric, expressing her creativity not only through techno music but also through fashion design. The pervasive aesthetic charm is her hallmark, with minimalism being the leading theme.

Vinyl and digital techno label run by Internal Observer
Underground techno | Deep, hypnotic & intensive techno | Ambient & Experimental electronica

Producer - DJ - Live Act
Label Owner: @darkmachinefunk 

DJ/Live Bookings: mike@berytus.art

Irish-born, Manchester-based Kerrie is a multidisciplinary artist and resident DJ at Tresor Berlin. She performs live sets, produces music, DJs, and runs her own label, Dark Machine Funk. 

Having garnered a rich musical education through working at and holding a DJ residency for one of the UK's most respected record shops, Eastern Bloc, Kerrie's in-depth knowledge and unwavering dedication to music shines through her notable back catalogue and bolshy, unforgiving DJ and Live sets. Honing her craft for over a decade, Kerrie achieved a milestone at the start of 2024 when Tresor announced her as a resident DJ. Playing several shows (both live and DJ sets) at the Berlin-based space, Kerrie also represents the seminal club at showcases worldwide. Celebrated venues like Berghain, fabric, FOLD, Elsewhere NYC, and festival bookings at Freedom Medellin, Freerotation, Drift, Basilar and many more have shaped her schedule along the way. 

First learning to mix via her brother's turntables in the early 2000s, it wasn't until 2009 that Kerrie invested in her own set-up and built an extensive record collection, covering everything from ambient, electronic, house, EBM, acid, electro, and her go-to genre, techno. Kerrie delivers tough moods from the turntables, as conveyed in her mixes for Reclaim Your City, Bassiani, SLAM and Crack, where she carefully blended high-energy styles of UK, Detroit, and European techno, many of which stem from the 90s and the 00s. It's frequent to hear Kerrie weave broken elements into her mixes too, chopping up the 4/4 groove at just the right moment to keep things propulsive. Kerrie's Live sets are renowned for their trippy motifs and high impact on the dancefloor; her set from Freerotation in 2019 was one of the festival's most talked-about debuts. 

Following well-received releases on labels such as Don't Be Afraid, Cultivated Electronics, I Love Acid and Symbolism, Kerrie launched her imprint Dark Machine Funk [DMF] in 2020. The label homes her distinctly raw aesthetic and honours her love for dark, gritty, metallic and industrial sounds melded with elements of funk, heavily influenced by second-wave Detroit artists, UK techno and music by some of her favourite artists: James Ruskin, Blawan and Surgeon. Kerrie's first release on DMF, "Inner Space PT1", was praised by Resident Advisor, who credited her ability to make "lean, fierce techno that knows how to groove."

2022 was a watershed year for Kerrie's productions. She debuted on the monumental UK techno label Blueprint with her EP "Raw Regimen", which landed acclaimed reviews. Truly welcomed to the Blueprint family, Kerrie delivered her second EP in 2023 and joined the crew at label showcases around the globe. In the same year, she marked her tenth release on vinyl called "Transient Belief" which Blueprint added to their discography. In 2024, Kerrie's output continues to captivate, with Tresor releasing her EP "Machine Alliance", further solidifying her connection with the club and label and fulfilling one of her many goals (and dreams) as an artist.

Coming to international prominence in more recent years, regardless of her decade-long tenure in Manchester's vibrant scene, Kerrie is deeply invested in the culture of electronic music, starting from her teenage era as a raver in Ireland up to her innovative projects today. In 2017, she founded Eastern Bloc's in-house event space to nurture local talent, which remains at the heart of Manchester's music community. Having ended her 11-year stint at the shop in 2023 to fully commit to the studio and accommodate her increasingly busy tour schedule, Kerrie is forging a long-lasting path fuelled by drive, passion, authenticity and a community-first way of thinking.