Marco Bailey - Hasai (Shlomi Aber Remix)

Remixing a Marco Bailey track should be a daunting, but satisfying, task, and Shlomi Aber delivers a killer version of 2017 cut Hasai that should really make him happy, thanks to a unique and updated touch.

Joyhauser - 1989

Belgian duo Joyhauser turn out an impressively powerful debut EP on Terminal M with 4 steaming techno tracks. 1989 stands out for its raw simplicity and stabbing synths, backed by a hectic martial rhythm.

Tom Hades - Cloned

Hard, grinding beats are what´s in store for us in Tom Hades´ Cloned, the opening track of his latest EP on Elevate. An abrasive sound dominates the track, piling on the intensity until it all comes loose in its latter half.

Frank Biazzi - Reflection

Frank Biazzi was a staple in Belgium´s techno scene since 1996, acclaimed by both audiences and peers, until he had to retire in 2004 due to an ear problem. He returned 8 years later with renewed energy playing in clubs and events, while also starting his own Trauma Records label. He keeps it tight when producing as well, bringing us two white-hot techno tracks on his Reflection EP, out on Intec, with the title cut carrying a wicked groove and plenty of growling goodness.

Locked Groove - From Beyond

Locked Groove is a Belgian native based in Berlin who first caught the eye of Scuba´s Hotflush label, which published his debut and several other releases. Afterwards, his work has been featured on many influential labels like Suara and Afterlife, and he has also started his own Locked Groove Records, where he concentrates his more personal productions. From Beyond comes from his label, and shows how much of the 90s trance and techno sound influence his music, adopting a melodic and subdued style that shares the dramatic feeling that was abundant at the end of last millennium.

Innershades - CVS

Giving off a strong old-school vibe, this track opens Innershades´ Dark Society EP, out on Creme Organization (Creme 12-75). Synth stabs mark the pace all through this cut, where repetition is key in reaching full intensity.

Kill Frenzy - Inflation

Killer track from Kill Frenzy´s debut album on Dirtybird (DB 116). Bass heavy with a thumping low frequency acid line and vocals fit for the best mind-fucking techno.