Warg Australia Vinyl & CDs

Review: Arkane steps up to Warg Records for its 12th release and concocts a serious mix of low-end heft and percussive magic. On top of those foundations are a variety of synths that range from driving to distorted and lend each cut its own personality. Importantly, they all work on the floor. 'Warped Dystopia' is a hot stepper that will keep you on your toes, 'Gang' is more dystopian with its insistent synth loops and skittish drum patterns and 'Make Me Want' brings the texture with hamming hits and squealing leads that will freak out the club. 'Touch Me' is a dubby, heads-down sound for introspective moments.

Review: Warg Records welcomes Habgud for a blistering new five-track EP that goes straight for the jugular. 'Backtrack' kicks off with catering drum funk and lashings of synth energy while 'Pulse' gets deep and strips things right back to moody and compelling rhythms. 'Ektenia' has glitchy drum hits and fulsome low ends designed to boom in basement spaces. 'Fleeting Feelings' then brings some weighty dub techno feels and spine-tingling vocal touches while 'Organised Crime' is dark and menacing throughout its onward march. A powerful EP that pairs form with function perfectly.

Review: Warg Records give us Defiant Revolution I, a meticulously crafted double vinyl compilation showcasing top-notch techno talent. This 2x12" release marks the label's tenth milestone, featuring 12 energetic tracks from renowned artists like Slam, Cleric, Lars Huismann, and ANNE. This headstrong trip into techno delivers a dynamic array of powerful rhythmic tracks, making it an essential addition for any techno enthusiast. From the hard-hitting beats of Cleric's 'Southpaw' to the atmospheric depths of Chontane's 'Moonlit,' or Arnaud Le Texier's dub techno bomb 'Panel', this compilation epitomizes the diverse and powerful essence of modern techno. You'll definitely get your money's worth with this - utterly banging - release.