Techno

Italian Techno heavyweights Markantonio and Rino Cerrone finally name their collaborative ventures after ten years of gigs and productions together, and the name is Junction Hands.

'Revolution is Back' is the first full release under the Junction Hands moniker, following a well received outing as part of the recent 'The Napoli Connection EP' on Adam Beyer's Drumcode and it sees the two veterans deliver some of their strongest work yet.

The title track is a pacey number with a reverb soaked yet warm atmosphere which underpins an aggressive, simple and incredibly effective bass/drum loop which gains intensity throughout. Sharp sounds puncture the groove here there which keeps things interesting but it's the discordant stabs in the break which push things into overdrive.

The equally hypnotic and driving 'Thing For Hands' follows but manages to do so with an increased feeling of woozy menace. Synths feedback on themselves to shattering crescendos before subsiding into waves of Noise while the groove relentlessly works it's magic.

With Junction Hands there's yet another must-check name coming out of the Neapolitan scene.


Rino Cerrone & Markantonio Aka Junction Hands 'Revolution is back'

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Josh Stednik - Operator (Original Mix) EXTENDED

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Alcatraz - Giv Me Luv (Nicole Moudaber Remix)

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Pryda - Rebel XX

Pavel Petrov - Ayahuasca

Tech House NIÑO (original Mix)

We welcome back Noir to Tronic for his second release this time teaming up with Olivier Giacomotto. “Reste” is a track that focuses on a hypnotic arpeggio and a fat analog bassline. We also have a remix courtesy of Dubai’s finest, Raxon. He reworked the track elegantly giving it his trademark sound and groove. 


Noir & Olivier Giacomotto - Reste (Raxon Remix) [Tronic]

Luigi Rocca & Simone Vitullo Feat. Lady Vale - Shape The Words (Original Mix)

Conrad Van Orton, VSK (3) ‎– Quantum Entanglement
Label: Modularz ‎– MODULARZ 024
Format: Vinyl, 12", EP
Country: US
Released: May 2016
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno 

Tracklist
A1 Sub Atomic 
A2 Interaction 
B1 DP 
B2 Angular Momentum

Quantum Entanglement

Conrad Van Orton & VSK - Angular Momentum

Hot on the heels of the A-Sides Volume 5 compilation, Enrico Sangiuliano makes his return to Drumcode with his highly anticipated EP ‘Moon Rocks’. The heavy hitting four track EP shines a light on Sangiuliano’s tight, thundering production skills. The hoover heavy lead track ‘Moon Rocks’ is packed with booming percussion, intricate synths and brooding crescendos. The EP encapsulates Sangiuliano’s wide spectrum of sounds ranging from the fat bass line of ‘Moon Rocks’ to the more delicate harmonies shown within the ‘Dutch Kiss’ mixes whilst ‘Ghettoblaster’ sits somewhere in between.

Enrico Sangiuliano - Dutch Kiss (Straight Mix) - Drumcode - DC160

Coyu and Ramiro Lopez are regular production partners, having released a number of tracks on Coyu’s own Suara in the past, as well as John Digweed’s esteemed Bedrock Records. This latest track on Drumcode further adds to their reputation as a force to be reckoned with. ‘Clap Your Hands’ allows the pair to display their talent for harder-edged techno. Pounding drums, metallic rattling, a tension-filled breakdown and the eponymous distorted vocal sample help to ensure the track fits in perfectly with Drumcode’s high-quality repertoire. Made with the dancefloor in mind, Coyu debuted ‘Clap Your Hands' during his set at Valencia’s Marenostrum Festival, where it received a spectacular reception. 

Coyu & Ramiro Lopez - Clap Your Hands - Drumcode - DC161

Cirkle - Tension

The eighth instalment of The Nursery series sees the return of Moving Thoughts, a talented duo from Holland, for their first solo EP with Dynamic Reflection. Four powerful, varied tracks with a bit of a nod to Detroit.

‘Small from above’ starts off with a bright vibe and inventive percussion patterns, making it into a warm and cosy welcome. The second track, ‘33TG’, puts a quick end to that cosiness: it’s raw straight from the beginning. A mean synth builds up for a couple of minutes before alternating with another synth, only this time a more euphoric one. 

‘Voyager’, the third track, is undoubtedly this EP’s dance floor banger. Its loopy lead sound has a bit of a trippy minimal vibe to it, but with just enough diversity to retain attention throughout. Lastly, ‘The people from Mars don’t want us there’ provides the perfect outro of the EP with its modular action and futuristic appearance. 

Although these tracks are all fairly different from each other, they are all produced in the same effective and delicate style. They make for an interesting EP, reason enough to follow these two promising artists’ every move from now on.

Moving Thoughts
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Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/moving-thoughts

The People From Mars Don't Want Us There

Moving Thoughts - The People From Mars Don't Want Us There

UK dance music pioneer Skream steps up to provide a stunning remix, taking ‘The Basement Shit’ into a whole different direction by utilizing some of the original’s key elements but adding a much more techier feel to the record.

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The Basement Shit (Skream Remix)

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Riva Starr - The Basement Shit (Skream Remix)- PREMIERE

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