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Florian Meindl's Label Riemann Kollektion comes up with another special package focussed on modern Techno Basslines which are optimized for maximum impact on the dancefloor. You can find 50 Bass Loops which are key labeled and mostly 2bars long. 24bit WAV / 44.1khz Size: 71MB

Bass Loops: Riemann Dark Techno Basslines DEMO SONG

Ten Walls - Mongol

48Khz Samples  presents your 4th collection of Dark Techno samples . This package contains hard drums, strong Bass and many more samples to break the dance floor. . Featuring: - 300 MB of 24 bit - 22 Addon Loops  8 Bass Loops, 31 Beat Loops, 19 Music Loops, 22 Percusion Loops, Basic Loops that Includes ( 10 - Claps & Snares) 26 Hats, 8 Kicks, 6 Vocal Fx and 3 Fx Loops. 

48Khz Samples Dark Techno

Walking With Elephants

Debut work of Russian/Chinese electronic project Former Employees. 
iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/deadline/id878615808
Bandcamp - http://how2make-rec.bandcamp.com/album/former-employees

Skyscraper's Song

Massive: Dark Techno Demo

Stefano Noferini & Hollen - Rediscovered (Original Mix) [Deeperfect Records]

It's not every producer who claims to pour his "heart, every pore and all of his blood cells" into his work  - and even fewer who'd we'd believe - yet Berlin techno don Torsten Kanzler is a man who we wholeheartedly take at his word.  Take his latest EP for his own TK Records for example, one need only give each track on offer a solitary listen to know that this, is a man who means business.

Offering up two original new cuts backed by remixes from Sven Wittekind and Drumcomplex & Roel Salemink, 'Makro' as a 12-inch is certainly not for the feint hearted with both gut wrenching remixes taking us on a shadowy journey through the abyss, with our only glimpse at the light arriving courtesy of the releases two original numbers. Luckily for us, we've never had any problem with the dark and so had no hesitation in snatching up Sven's heavy duty rework of the EP's title track for exclusive premiere.

Perfect for peak time sets in dingy basements and cavernous warehouses everywhere, you can stream Sven Wittekind's remix of 'Makro' below. We expect you'll be hearing plenty more of it upon its November 11th release.

Torsten Kanzler - Makro (Sven Wittekind Remix)

This week's Debut, and penultimate instalment of our 50WEAPONS Debut series, comes from L.A. native, Truncate (also known as Audio Injection). First dropped as part of Function's Berghain '07 mix, "86" compressed kickdrum and creeping, cyclical synths building up to a climax in typical Truncate style. On catalogue number #048, Truncate is joined by fellow driving force of contemporary techno, Benjamin Damage, whose A-side complements "86" in its acid-inflected, groove-tinted techno track, "Battle".

50WEAPONS048 drops on December 4th.

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Truncate "86" - Boiler Room Debuts

Headed up by longtime colleagues and collaborators Function (David Sumner) and Inland (Ed Davenport), Infrastructure New York spent the good part of 1998 to 2005 serving up the prolific output of both artists – with a few cameos from others along the way. Following a ten-year hiatus, Infrastructure has now re-emerged as a busy and consistent platform for modern electronic music, marking a new wave of material which has been dormant since Sumner's first material on Sandwell District in 2007.

Since its resurgence, Sumner and Davenport have orchestrated a heavyweight set of releases: ten vinyl releases, two singles from avant-garde composer Campbell Irvine, a reissue of acid classics from Trackman (Mark Archer), a crossover single by Cassegrain & Tin Man, and plenty more. Now comes Infrastructure's next milestone – Facticity. A 4 x 12” vinyl box set, CD and digital format compilation featuring fifteen tracks by key artists, label colleagues and new faces. Function, Inland, Campbell irvine, Post Scriptum, Cassegrain & Tin Man, Rrose, Efdemin, Vatican Shadow, Silent Servant, Blue Hour, Steve Bicknell and Cleric all feature; spinning a narrative that ranges from lush, ambient and post-club diversions, to contemporary floor-orientated techno and back again.

Our highlight off the compilation comes from the reputable Efdemin, whose "Kassiber" is a kaleidoscopic take on the well-versed techno rhetoric. A club-centred number adding to the compilation's comprehensive showcase of widely varying electronic sounds. Facticity represents the foundations of what Infrastructure stands for – a manifesto for 2016 and beyond. We're looking forward to see where things'll go from here.

Facticity drops on vinyl, CD and digitally on 3rd June.

Efdemin "Kassiber" - Boiler Room Debuts

Emerging from Detroit's vibrant DIY underground scene, Matthew Dear's Audion project has been feeding off the energy reverberating from dancefloors across the UK and Europe, but with a sound and spirit that is uniquely his own. Described as "techno in its purest sense", Audion now returns with his first album in a decade that embodies this ethos.

Forthcoming on !K7, Alpha is a collective body of work that was brought to life by Audion in a mere matter of weeks, coming at a defining moment in the artist's life. The mind bending "Destroyer" stands out in its warped, cyclical grandeur. Its distorted synth and tenacious bass provides listeners with the full bodied dancefloor flavour they have so eagerly anticipated. A highlight moment of Alpha – which stands as a visceral ode to the vibrancy of our global dance culture.

No sleep until Alpha drops. Catch it on 10 June.

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