The November Mix - Part 2

Time for another mix! As the weather turns cold around these parts, we need scorching-hot techno tracks to keep us warm and happy, and this session brings just about everything you need to meet the unavoidable cold. But, if you´re in the Southern Hemisphere, then you´ll be experiencing the opposite. Enough talk, here´s the music!

Mark Broom & Discrete Circuit - MBDC 1

This jacking track from the MBDC EP is a nevertheless deep, heady affair full of solid beats and trippy effects,  a result of the collaboration between Mark Broom´s hard-edged techno and Discrete Circuit´s darker style.

Marco Effe - Unusual Signs

Marco Effe displays a thorough knowledge of what makes a techno track tick in Unusual Signs, his collaboration on the Calibrate Repetition EP from Planet Rhythm. A dry and sparse atmosphere is the perfect setting for its thundering percussion and piercing call-and-response stabs.

Dok & Martin - The Evil Laugh

Full of energy and purpose, Dok & Martin´s The Evil Laugh carries a groove that builds and explodes throughout the track, along with a spooky laugh and vocals mixed in.

Thomas Schumacher - The Fuzz

Thomas Schumacher unleashes his inner acid beast in The Fuzz, from his latest release on Noir Music. Full-on energy in a peak time track sure to blow a few minds on the dancefloor.

Layton Giordani - Black Mirror

With a synth riff that harks back to the glory days of rave, Black Mirror, from the Phase II EP,  Layton Giordani´s latest effort on Drumcode, is a moving track that recalls dark, foggy forests lit up by stroboscopic lights.

Yotam Avni - Death In Goa

Israeli producer Yotam Avni is in his best form when creating deep, twisting grooves that take techno to new limits. Death In Goa carries an unstoppable beat while burrowing into your brain with synth melodies and relentless repetition.