SCB - Hexagon

Scuba crossed over into techno from the realm of dubstep, where he had made his fame with some excellent LP´s that showcased his surgeon´s precision when it came to crafting chilling, yet emotionally alluring, pieces of electronic music. He´s lent his touch to several techno productions by now, rising to the top of that genre as well and where he´s bound to stay if he keeps releasing tracks like Hexagon, as cold and deadly as an ice-pick made of ice.

SCB - Extint (ANNA Remix)

Scuba´s ice-cold techno sound has by now become his trademark, with crisp production and robotic, repetitive loops and rhythms that seem alien and devoid of feeling but nonetheless compelling and entertaining. His Extinct EP, released by his very own Hotflush label, includes two original tunes and two remixes of the title track, with ANNA´s version bringing out its deeper, tougher side.

Yotam Avni - Luna

Yotam Avni is a very accomplished DJ from Tel-Aviv who has released three very engaging, intelligent pieces of techno on Scuba´s Hotflush label, known for delving into the more cerebral and chilly side of the dancefloor. Luna opens the EP, and immediately draws us in with a deep bassline and pounding beats, before launching itself into the stratosphere by adding a mysterious vocal that permeates the whole track like a thick, icy fog. 

Paul Woolford - Erotic Discourse (Dense & Pika Remix)

This huge classic track from Woolford gets the Dense & Pika treatment, resulting in a deadly combo. Another one from Hotflush (HFRMX011D) and, as usual, it´s a cracker.

Locked Groove - Enigma (Scuba´s Warehouse Mix)

Scuba makes a second appearance this month, this time remixing Locked Groove´s spacey Enigma, turning it into an all-out main floor hypnotizer on this Hotflush release (HFT037). 

Dense & Pika - Bad Ink

Dense and Pika return to Hotflush with an EP full of evil beats (HF043), starting with the clanking title track all the way to slower techno roller Bad Ink, hard to miss.

Scuba - Nineteen Eighty

Scuba closes his Phenix trilogy with four quality tracks, two of which are dancefloor ready alongside two spacier and more delicate efforts. This EP (PNX003), as well as the other two in the series, is as cold and crisp as a winter morning.