Vonda7 - Stay Organic (Tiger Stripes Remix)

Tiger Stripe´s remix of Vonda7´s Stay Organic fattens up the beats while keeping close to the original, leaving the main organ riff and vocal samples almost intact for the same intense, funky effect.

Pleasurekraft - Primordial

This producer duo continues on their quest for the crunchiest techno with Primordial, their latest release on their Kraftek imprint. The title track unleashes a ten-ton beat amid very unsettling synths, which are then all put together after the break thanks a a sinister voice sample.

Christian Smith & John Selway - Royal Movement

The long-standing collaboration between two of techno´s most respected names, Christian Smith and John Selway, continues in full effect and power, as attested by their latest EP on Tronic Music, Count Zero Part II. Royal Movement, the second cut, carries so much weight in its blanketing synths that it creates its own gravity.

Mikael Jonasson - Scholar

EXILE associate and Stockholm techno warrior Mikael Jonasson has been steadily releasing music ever since his first vinyl record back in 1999. His rare brand of techno has earned him the respect of peers and fans worldwide as well, continuing on this road with Scholar, part of his Kosmos EP on Suara. A looped synth melody and subdued kicks give the tune a dreamlike quality, while its relentless drive infuses it with an underlying toughness.

Adam Beyer & Layton Giordani - Rome Future

Swedish techno hero and Drumcode label boss, Adam Beyer has been an ever-present figure of the scene since the mid-90´s. This time he meets with up-and-coming New York DJ and producer Layton Giordani to produce Rome Future, a deep, expansive tune that will draw you in thanks to its intense, thunderous breakdown. Part of the Space Date EP, which features an excellent track with Green Velvet as well.

Christian Smith feat. Cevin Fisher - The Urge

Christian Smith should know how to make an effective techno scorcher, and he proves it in this elegant track off his Stranger Than Paradise LP, out on Tronic (TR 160). House legend Cevin Fisher lends a hand in the production duties, creating a slow burning instant classic.