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TKNS — Caecus Nervi

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29 March 2023

In the vast world of groove-ridden art such as techno, many of the offerings are simply reinternations of what a certain tune made work, often the same ideas get recycled in slightly different packages, and most importantly it’s often that the producer loses his vision and meaning with the sound he delivers. But if we were to get stuck at what the mainstream (even of the underground) offers, we’d be in depression and crying out loud that nothing is good anymore, that things aren’t as they used to be, just a general negative connotation of music.

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SlugoS — Heretical Subversion

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7 March 2023

SlugoS delivers a dark atmospheric and driving techno album on German Sacred Court, imprint label run by SNTS. The LP format is rarely exploited by producers nowadays, but he luckily gets back to it and delivers a beautifully crafted album that evolves and brings a diverse set of sounds from start to end.

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DJ Disrespect — Deep Encounter

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17 July 2022

Frankfurt based producer and DJ Disrespect continues his saga with mind-melting hard-techno, this time fusing dub with the extremes of schranz into his release. A sonic mayhem that lures you into bashing all the aggression through fast-paced and straight-forward but pure techno, full with bizarre but mighty action all around.

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SlugoS – Useful Tools to Entertain Your Guests

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11 March 2022

SlugoS is a Spanish hard-techno producer and DJ who’s been shaping his sound since teenager. Owner of Caedite Eos, a vinyl label which was launched last year, his style is frequently rich of broken rhythms with massive, dark and industrial setting layered on top.

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DJ Disrespect – Jamz from the Attic

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4 September 2021

Frankfurt based DJ Disrespect drops a four-track EP entitled Jamz from the Attic for Italian label Scum Collective. One might ask himself what the heck can you actually write about straightforward techno? It isn’t innovative, it’s straightforward and it just bangs, right? Right… Not at all actually. Especially when it comes to DJ Disrespect, things were never so simple to start with.

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