The Detroit producer drops two club-tool originals and a remix, bridging electro, techno, and Miami bass without a wasted beat.
The Detroit producer drops two club-tool originals and a remix, bridging electro, techno, and Miami bass without a wasted beat.
The label’s first VA comp collects 23 tracks from across the club spectrum, landing alongside the 100th release: a driving house cut from SYREETA and Lucas Alexander.
An investigation by The Glasgow Bell has identified Kieran Wells as a serial scam promoter who recruits DJs for fake line-ups, then extracts money and labour before the dates fall apart.
A brief social media post shows the band triggering a hard-edged techno track from a bank of synths, signaling the direction of their next release.
A lost Kraftwerk recording from 1973 prefigured techno’s core mechanics, raising questions about influence, access, and the myths of origin.
The iconic Cologne club Bootshaus establishes its own imprint, introducing the label with a driving, peak-time techno track that reflects its foundational sound.