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Éliane Radigue will release her first organ work, ‘Occam XXV’.
Electronic music legend Éliane Radigue is turning 90(!) in late January, and will finally release her very first organ work titled ‘Occam XXV‘ on March 4, 2022. Stay tuned, find the full story below.
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The Paradox (Jeff Mills & Jean-Phi Dary) Live At Montreux Jazz Festival.
In the past Jeff Mills has spoken of the need to, “take a few steps back and try and assess what has been done, and what might need to be approached to be able to go forward.” Paradox: Live at Montreux is the result.
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James Ruskin and Truncate deliver for the first time a collaborative EP ‘Sketch’ on Blueprint.
Download EP: Soon Digitally/Vinyl at Bandcamp In a new installment of Blueprint Records, label head James Ruskins (one of our favorite producers) continues surprising us, this time in collaboration with a techno legend like Truncate, both heavy weights have prepared a three-track EP entitled \’Sketch\’. The new techno bundle brings out 3 new original filled…
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Exclusive interview featuring DJ T-1000.
Another chapter of our beloved Living Techno Interview series is out, this time with an exclusive featuring DJ T-1000.
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Detroit’s Filthiest reveal his new EP titled ‘All White Buffs’.
Buy tracks: Beatport Taking on consideration our pure love to the Detroit techno, or essentially in what became a very typical sound of the place. It’s the proper time to share some news, Julian Shamou aka Detroit’s Filthiest announces that he will release new material in March on Motor City Electro Company, an original…
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UMEK’s label 1605 is back with ‘Desiderati 4.4’ featuring Space 92, Loco & Jam, Mha Iri, and a collaboration of Teenage Mutants with Soolver.
Buy (digital): Beatport Review: With ‘Desiderati 4.4’, UMEK’s label 1605 puts out 4 very impressive original tracks that follow that melodramatic energizing techno with throbbing bassline and explosive textures that sounds very pleasing. Very nice EP! Following up a proper series of mixed artist releases, with straight and melodramatic techno at its finest, UMEK’s…
