The Welsh duo’s second album samples heavily from recent songs, creating a crowded record that struggles to find its own space.
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The Welsh duo’s second album samples heavily from recent songs, creating a crowded record that struggles to find its own space.
Six tracks of teknoid electronics that fold dub, ambience, and bass music into a single post-genre language.
Dave Angel returns to R&S Records with Apocalypse, a cold, tension-driven techno single that turns observation into rhythm ahead of the album A Time And Place.
The London producer’s new record pairs restless momentum with the moments that stop it.
The Ultra Worldwide house and techno residency is back at Amnesia for a weekly run through September 16, with a series of exclusive back-to-back bookings.
The techno producer performed a live score alongside Gerrard’s SPIRITS, a digital artwork that dissolves discarded ocean shoes into oil—a meeting of rhythm, repetition, and ecological decay.
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.
