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2020 - Techno

Estamos muy felices de anunciar nuestro primer lanzamiento! Este track es el primer paso de un largo camino, por favor escucha, disfruta y apoya!
Gracias.

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We are happy to announce our first release ever! This track is the first step of a long-way path, please listen, enjoy and support! 
Thank you.

Free Download

RTSN - Bassline control (Original Mix) [KIT001]

Stigma

25_08_28 Jam

http://deathtechno.com/2015/09/11/dtp-twr72-response

We are huge fans of the Dutch maestros @TWR72 and the relentless quality of their imprint that goes by the name of @FloatRecords.

Check out the first half of this double pack Reflect (Part 1) that included Developer, Kwartz and Myk Derill. It’s an honour to select this original track from the guys themselves on the next instalment that enlists Markus Suckut, Samuli Kemppi and A001 on remix duty.

“Response” is a whirlwind of intensity and manic power. Crunchy kicks and rough textures filling the mix get this gem going, where the synth stabs and siren-esque squeals make this a monstrous beast. Haunting organs and a tom drum providing an obscure ‘tick tock’ at the final break finish it off with great suspense.

Released…

Vinyl – Friday 18 September 2015
Digital – Monday 28 September 2015

Float Records
FLOAT005 – TWR72 – Reflect (Part 2)

01. TWR72 – Reflect (Markus Suckut Remix)
02. TWR72 – Reflect (Samuli Kemppi Remix)
03. TWR72 – Reflect (A001 Remix)
04. TWR72 – Response

> 01. What was the thinking behind this track and did you achieve what you set out?

Actually this track was a sort of follow up for ‘Balance.’ It was intended to sound a bit similar but with an improved character. As you can hear, the processing of the main synth is pretty much the same, but the sound on Response is a bit warmer. The overall feel is also a bit more aggressive. We were busy with a new working method at the time on how to process our sounds to give it more character and depth. Sound wise but also the rhythm of the sound. We can say that we achieved some goals on this track, but with every track we produce it’s always a surprise where it ends up.

> 02. What tips and advice can you share to any producers on shaping their own sound?

Be experimental, because there are no rules.

> 03. What is your go to track at the moment by another artist?

This a good opportunity to use some shameless promotion for our own imprint Float Records. As label owners we have the possibility to create a platform for the music we love. And there are a million ways to run a label and there are millions of decisions you can make. We feel that the Techno scene is extending in a good way and we’re trying to contribute in the development of it by giving talented producers a chance. We recently signed Fisssh and Kuf which is going pretty well. The upcoming release is by Altinbas. He did a track called “Imminent Probe” and although it’s a pretty basic track, it worked every time we played it. It was and still is our secret weapon in every set.

DT:Premiere

DT:Premiere | TWR72 - Response [Float Records]

Buy vinyl: http://www.triplevision.nl/release/SOMA436/ 

Slam – Reverse Proceed Interpretations Part 4 (Soma 436d)
1. Slam - Irritant (Pfirter Remix I)
2. Slam - Irritant (Pfirter Remix II)
3. Slam - Rotary (Roman Poncet Remix)
4. Slam - Convolute (Etapp Kyle Gamma Mix)

Hot on the heels of Len Faki's rapturous remixes on Part 3 we welcome a host of international techno talent for Reverse Proceed Interpretations Part 4.

Argentinian Pfirter steps up first with 2 versions of the sublime Irritant. He delivers 2 strong versions, one of which delves into a deeper side of things and another more club orientated weapon. New French boy on the block, Roman Poncet, fires things up with his version of Rotary. A pounding, relentless take on Slam's original awaits. Closing off this stellar group is Etapp Kyle. His 'Gamma Mix' of Convolute goes into almost ambient territory but remains one for those early mornings as he keeps things deep and trippy.

All tracks mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering


Reverse Proceed Interpretations Part 4

Rotary (Roman Poncet Remix)

Slam - Rotary (Roman Poncet Remix) - Soma 436d

Prescience EP

Eta Carinae

Sinua EP

Elliptical (Original Mix)

Casual Violence ‎– Why So Few EP
Genre : Electronic
Style : Techno
Year : 2009 

buy here : https://www.discogs.com/Casual-Violence-Why-So-Few-EP/master/336756

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DISCLAIMER: All tracks are uploaded in a low quality for promotional purposes only and with buy links to respect label and artists.

Casual Violence - Briefly Sexual

Evil Is A Judge

014
TWR72
TONGUE
The Archive
UNTOUCHED & UNUSED

Probably my biggest and most personal project ever. Every week for a year, I will release a track that got stuck in the archive.

Available on twr72music.bandcamp.com

TWR72 - TONGUE | Taken from the Archive

https://off.fanlink.to/cari-lekebusch-gimma

https://www.facebook.com/CariLekebuschOfficial
https://www.facebook.com/DJ.AndreCrom
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We’re proud to welcome Cari Lekebusch, the swedish legend and one of our scene’s most prolific producers to OFF Recordings.

He delivers three originals in his minimalistic, functional and elegant production style; all three are perfect tools to play in a timeless set.

Already back in the late 90’s Cari was one of OFF founder Andre Crom’s favourite producers, so it’s a special honor to him to provide an energetic remix to „Gimma“.

Gimma

Stream / Buy

Cari Lekebusch - Gimma - OFF211

Another Machines - Delirium

Planet Rhythm:
www.planetrhythm.audio
www.facebook.com/planetrhythmrec
www.discogs.com/label/347-Planet-Rhythm-Records

Follow us on Spotify to: goo.gl/wxITRf

All Planet Rhythm releases appear first as exclusive on Bandcamp:
planetrhythm.bandcamp.com
Beatport:
https://www.beatport.com/label/planet-rhythm/3022

Vinicius Honorio - Roadkill (PRRUKD 20061)

Owner of End Of Perception
Released on: Warm Up, Non Series, Dynamic Reflection, Mord, Semantica, Edit Select 

Bio:
Class 1990, Viels was born in a little city outside Milan (Italy). Early in his adolescence he discovered techno culture inspired by a book called “TECHNO“ by Christian Zingales. Having released his first Ep on Initial Berlin in 2015, Viels continued his musical path becoming a resident of the well respected dutch imprint Dynamic Reflection paving the way for labels such as Warm Up, Mord, Semantica, Non Series and more.
Co-owner with Francesco della Sala of “End Of Perception”, Viels is also one of the residents of the party Acquario in Milan.
With an increasing interest and having performed in quality clubs like Tresor, Perron, Cassette, Schron and shared the booth with the likes of Oscar Mulero, Svreca and Dasha Rush to name a few, Viels is establishing himself as part of a new wave of djs and producers approaching the contemporary techno scene.

Elliptical (Original Mix)

Viels

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