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Your Lovin'
Cat: DC 233. Rel: 02 Feb 21
 
Techno
Your Lovin' (7:29)
Your Lovin' (dub) (7:00)
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Consciousness
Cat: DC 234. Rel: 16 Mar 21
 
Techno
Consciousness (8:42)
Music Takes You (7:11)
Silk (7:12)
Review: Unbelievably, Drumcode Records celebrates its 25th year in business in 2021. Adam Beyer's popular imprint has already delivered a swathe of must-check releases this year, and this collaborative outing from Pig & Dan and Victor Ruiz is another that label fans would do well to take note of. A-side 'Consciousness' is particularly potent, with the trio adding gnarly, mind-melting, dark room-ready riffs to a throbbing, trance-inducing techno groove. If tech-trance/neo-trance isn't your thing, turn to the flip. They're you'll find the moody and stomping big room techno of 'Music Takes You' - all doom-laden stabs and kick-drum driven heaviness - and the more melodious, colourful and rushing peak-time bliss of 'Silk', whose lengthy breakdowns are likely to send shivers down the spines of suitably refreshed dancers.
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Split The Noise
Cat: DC 253. Rel: 08 Mar 22
 
Techno
Solstice (6:46)
Split The Noise (6:50)
Azimuth (6:32)
Equimulate (7:02)
Review: Adam Beyer's all conquering Drumcode label has kept big rooms banging for decades now. The latest artists to step up to tweak the hugely successful formula are Alex Lentini and Stomp Boxx. hey pair up on four fresh cuts that right from the off show some nice invention, with fizzing textures and wooden, block beats defining 'Solstice.' 'Split The Noise' is all about those big, panel beaten techno drum loops and 'Azimuth' surges forwards on waves of static electricity with some neat synth bubbles hidden within. 'Equimulate' closes out one of the better Drumcode EPs for some time.
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Boreal Part 1
Cat: DC 257. Rel: 24 May 22
 
Techno
Boreal (6:51)
Time (6:13)
Reverse (6:16)
Review: Julian Jeweil returns to Drumcode with his first EP in two years, nailing the label's buildup-drop ethos with dreamworld textures, deep thumping kicks and delayed stabs. Jeweil refreshingly brings new experimentation to the format: 'Time' has an especially resonant kick, perhaps ousting the top spot for most rumbly techno bass drum we've heard in recent years. Meanwhile, farty electro clashy techno is scaled on the B-side track 3 'Reverse', which with badman precision and a delicate hand, throws us straight back in time.
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Our Freedom
Cat: DC 242. Rel: 15 Jun 21
 
Techno
Our Freedom (7:31)
Orbital (7:01)
Burn Down (7:55)
Magic Sunset (6:12)
Review: REKIDS staple and Uncage main man Marco Faraone continues with his relentless output on this new one for Drumcode, where his big room techno sound makes a more than welcome addition to the catalogue. 'Our Freedom' is a peak time anthem powered by a massive Reese bassline and contrasted by serene melodies - to a backdrop of pummelling rhythms. Similarly 'Burn Down' on the flip is a seething, menacing thriller that is unusually complimented by lush female vocals, while final track 'Magic Sunset' goes out all guns blazing; its euphoric energy could indeed work as its title suggests.
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Synchrony
Synchrony (12")
Cat: DCLTD 25. Rel: 21 Sep 21
 
Techno
Rhythmic Reflection (6:08)
Synchrony (5:34)
PPMV1 (5:09)
Soft Light (6:31)
Review: Packed with percussive energy, thrusting basslines and mind-altering electronic motifs, this collaboration between long-serving Swede Patrick Seich and rising star Sandra Mosh deserves to be heard by far more than the Drumcode faithful. The pair set their stall out on EP opener 'Rhythmic Reflection', where whispered vocal snippets and psychedelic acid lines rise above breathless techno drums and a throbbing sequenced bassline, before opting for a dark, wayward and more intense techno sound on 'Synchrony'. They intensify their collaborative sound further on 'PPMV1', in the process making great use of twisted electronic riffs and hissing ride cymbals, while closing cut 'Soft Light' brilliantly fuses creepy electronic melodies, trance-inducing TB-303 lines, bouncy drums and clandestine chords.
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Fine Line
Fine Line (12")
Cat: DC 236. Rel: 23 Mar 21
 
Techno
Fine Line (6:35)
Altered Cycle (6:36)
Curved Blade (6:28)
Natural Desire (6:12)
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Restore My Soul
Cat: DC 244. Rel: 03 Aug 21
 
Techno
Restore My Soul (6:16)
Control (5:50)
Take Me There (7:35)
Restore My Soul (DJ Rush remix) (4:29)
Review: Two right legends of techno unite here for the latest release on Drumcode. Label chief Adam Beyer presents 'Restore My Soul' featuring Chicago hard techno veteran DJ Rush, their relationship stretching back nearly three decades from when they both started out in the' 90s. The title track is aimed squarely at the main room dancefloor; a seething, mental groove featuring Rush's stern vocal delivery atop, before taking the energy levels into the peak time on the adrenalised thrasher 'Control'. Over on the flip, you are treated to a rework of the title track by DJ Rush himself in his typically stomping and orotund style.
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Lost Boys
Lost Boys (12")
Cat: DC 143. Rel: 12 Aug 15
 
Techno
Lost Boys (7:53)
Blue Nile (7:37)
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Conjure Infinity
Conjure Infinity (limited 12")
Cat: DC 136. Rel: 29 Jan 15
 
Techno
Conjure Dreams
Conjure Floyd
Review: Ever the champion of brains and brawn in equal measure, Maceo Plex makes his debut appearance on Drumcode with this punchy beast of a single. "Conjure Dreams" features plenty of Plex signifiers, from the rounded and rowdy bassline pump to the haunting tone of the synth lines, neatly packaged in a chunky framework of big room drums. "Conjure Floyd" meanwhile burrows into more minimal territory where the tones are amelodic and the percussion takes the lead, calling to mind the restraint and tension of classic M_nus productions where so much could be said with so little.
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Burden
Burden (12")
Cat: DC 139. Rel: 25 Mar 15
 
Techno
Skin (7:43)
Burden (6:27)
Played by: Glass Coffee
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Area 51
Area 51 (12")
Cat: DC 85. Rel: 31 Aug 11
 
Techno
Area 51
Distant Voice
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Vespula
Vespula (12")
Cat: DC 94. Rel: 08 Aug 12
 
Techno
Vespula
Metus
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A Sides Vol 7 Part 1
A Sides Vol 7 Part 1 (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: DC 195 1. Rel: 07 Nov 18
 
Techno
Anna - "Portable Paradise" (6:12)
Wehbba - "Just" (5:26)
Luca Agnelli - "Shipment" (6:18)
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Phase II
Phase II (12")
Cat: DC 198. Rel: 09 Jan 19
 
Techno
New York City To Amsterdam (6:48)
Enter The Stratosphere (6:42)
Body Language (6:22)
Black Mirror (7:38)
Review: Fresh from the runaway success of his all-star collaboration with Adam Beyer and Green Velvet, "Space Date", Layton Giordani returns to Drumcode with his first fresh solo material since 2017. All four tracks are formidably floor-friendly in the "big room techno" style that has turned the Drumcode crew into global stars in recent years. Giordani begins with the tribal drums, atmospheric chords, acid stabs and bleeping synth melodies of "New York City To Amsterdam", before doffing a cap to Italo-disco on the electro-techno chug of "Enter The Stratosphere". Over on side B, "Body Language" is an angular, acid-fired peak-time thumper, while closing cut "Black Mirror" sees him fix gated, trance style riffs to a typically throbbing, bass-heavy techno groove.
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No Defeat No Retreat
Cat: DC 229. Rel: 08 Sep 20
 
Techno
Park People (8:29)
No Defeat (7:46)
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Space Date Remixes
Space Date Remixes (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: DC 207. Rel: 10 Jul 19
 
Techno
Space Date (Pleaseurekraft remix) (9:05)
Space Date (John Monkman remix) (6:48)
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Galactic Highways
Cat: DC 215. Rel: 15 Jan 20
 
Techno
Galactic Highways (6:00)
Dimensions (6:05)
Phase Two (6:33)
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Crimson
Crimson (12")
Cat: DC 217. Rel: 19 Feb 20
 
Techno
Crimson (7:59)
Feist (7:08)
Anker (6:18)
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Distance EP
Cat: DC 219. Rel: 18 Mar 20
 
Techno
Distance (7:11)
Serum (6:30)
Fix Me (6:45)
Firmwave (6:48)
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A Sides Vol 8 Part 3
Cat: DC 2113. Rel: 06 Nov 19
 
Techno
Adam Beyer & Bart Skils - "Your Mind" (Will Clarke remix) (5:45)
Ramon Tapia - "Sonic Therapy" (7:38)
Nicole Moudaber - "This Is Us" (5:49)
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A Sides Vol 8 Part 5
Cat: DC 2115. Rel: 13 Nov 19
 
Techno
Jamie Jones & Darius Syrossian - "Eyes Of The Night" (7:12)
Avision - "Break" (6:26)
Mark Reeve - "Get It" (6:49)
Anthony Castaldo - "Express Yourself" (6:35)
Played by: Luke Solomon
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We Have Bass
Cat: DC 202. Rel: 10 Apr 19
 
Techno
We Have Bass (5:26)
Third Wave (5:49)
Streamroller (6:35)
Another Mistake (6:08)
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Moon Rocks
Cat: DC 160. Rel: 02 Nov 16
 
Techno
Moon Rocks (7:19)
Ghettoblaster (6:32)
Dutch Kiss (Straight mix) (7:18)
Dutch Kiss (Inner mix) (6:41)
Review: Up next for Adam Beyer's esteemed Drumcode imprint is Enrico Sangiuliano, a Milan based DJ/producer originally from Reggio Emilia who has been been active on the Italian scene since the early noughties, playing everywhere from clubs to illegal raves. His work of late has been released on sister label Truesoul, Alleanza, Gem Records, Octopus Recordings and Rhythm Converted. On "Moon Rocks", Sangiuliano provides a euphoric, hands in the air anthem with soaring synth leads and seriously humming Reese bassline over a high octane beat. Also on the A side is the mad diva vocal breakdown on "Ghettoblaster" which soon gives way to a dark and tunnelling epic. Finally on the flip, we have two versions of "Dutch Kiss" but for our money it's all about the sombre and emotive IDM vibe of the Inner remix.
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Played by: Resident Advisor
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A Sides Vol 5 Part 2
Cat: DC 1592. Rel: 19 Oct 16
 
Techno
Luca Agnelli - "Phoenix" (8:06)
Adam Beyer & Mark Reeve - "Nine Of You" (6:41)
Alan Fitzpatrick & Gary Beck - "Sky Jacket" (6:14)
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A Sides Vol 4 Part 2
Cat: DC 1522. Rel: 06 Apr 16
 
Techno
Alan Fitzpatrick - "Eternia" (6:53)
Ilario Alicante - "Temporary" (7:02)
Nicole Moudaber - "Own" (8:58)
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Brian's Proper Dun One
Cat: DC 173. Rel: 07 Jun 17
 
Techno
Brian's Proper Dun One (7:13)
Wait A Second (feat MC R1bbz) (6:41)
Trance, Init? (6:41)
Review: Alan Fitzpatrick returns to Drumcode, marking his first appearance since late 2016 when he remixed Moby's hit "Porcelain".The release opens with "Brian's Proper Dun One", a track which caused a storm on his Twitter profile when he first started playing it last year. Loaded with sharp and pounding drums, this is a no holds barred, certified main room anthem! "Wait A Second" has been getting a lot of play on Drumcode Radio of late. This rave inspired track takes a raw, stripped back approach and delivers a killer blow. Alan sampled the vocals of MC r1bbz from an LTJ Bukem tape pack from the early 90s and the record tips its cap to early jungle raves around the M25. The release closes with "Trance, Init?" a homage to Fitzpatrick's days as a raver before he became a DJ. The breakdown is sure to be a hands in the air moment at festivals all over the globe this summer.
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Unanswered Question
Cat: DC 117. Rel: 31 Oct 13
 
Techno
Unanswered Question (Julian Jewel remix)
Virga
Played by: F
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Astral Projection
Cat: DC 176. Rel: 14 Sep 17
 
Techno
Astral Projection (8:05)
Blooming Era (7:10)
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Visions
Visions (12")
Cat: DC 175. Rel: 23 Aug 17
 
Techno
Pentatonic (5:54)
The Truth (6:21)
Dream Taker (5:52)
Review: Glasgow based DJ and producer Harvey McKay is up next for Drumcode, with a bit of help from his brother Ryan here as Alias. This will be his fourth release for Drumcode since making his debut for the label back in 2013 with the terrific Lost EP. A staple of such esteemed imprints as Soma, Suara and Bedrock in recent times, the Visions EP is packed full of perfect big room bangers: much like you'd expect from the guy. Kicking off with the industrial strength stomp of "Pentatonic" which is stripped right down to the bone and full of "Spastik" style snare rolls, "The Truth" then gets some Robert Hood style adrenalised cyclicity going on. Finally on the flip, we've got dark and slamming tool techno of "Dream Taker" that goes straight for the jugular. A grinding, hypnotic and downright riveting thriller for the peak time.
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Played by: DJ 3000
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Deep Down
Deep Down (12")
Cat: DC 266. Rel: 08 Feb 23
 
Techno
Deep Down (6:02)
Nazareth (5:49)
Can't Stop The Feeling (5:25)
Pressure (6:11)
Review: Here comes Eli Brown, a Bristol-based techno and tech house producer who knows how to make his tracks sound absolutely massive. He's dropped on Toolroom, Of Unsound Mind, Moon Harbour, Relief and Repopulate Mars amongst many others, and now he's hit the big one, Drumcode. Brown's more than ready for Adam Beyer's label, bringing the high-pressure goods on the likes of 'Deep Down' and 'Nazareth', using that essential low-end boom and plenty of nervy acid up top, keeping the drums piling on hard and teasing the drama in his gargantuan productions. If you like it big, which you should do if you're checking Drumcode, then this EP has everything you need.
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Make You Freak
Make You Freak (1-sided 12")
Cat: DCX 005. Rel: 31 May 23
 
Techno
Make You Freak (5:47)
Review: Gavin Harris, otherwise known as Eli Brown, has been on the fast track to the premier league, big-budget stadium tech over the past five years, snapped up by Skream on Of Unsound Mind, Toolroom Records, Moon Harbour, Alan Fitzpatrick's We Are The Brave, Lee Foss' Repopulate Mars - the list goes on. After delivering a four-track EP to techno industrial mega complex Drumcode last year, he's back with a not-so-subtle reinterpretation of LFO's iconic bleep techno 'Freak', originally released in 2003 on Warp. If you're craving a smoothed out, reliably rolling version of Mark Bell's masterful, mind-twisting original, look no further.
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Simulator
Simulator (neon green vinyl 12")
Cat: DC 279. Rel: 23 May 23
 
Techno
Simulator (6:22)
Simulator (dub version) (6:21)
Review: Techno team-ups don't come bigger than this, as Drumcode's overlord of all things mega-tech Adam Beyer links up with Chicago's agent provocateur Green Velvet to give you your next stadium shaking anthem. This isn't the first time Beyer and Velvet have worked together - you could find them on the 2018 track 'Space Date' for one thing - but there's a sense 'Simulator' will become their calling card as a formidable double act. It's simply huge, catchy as hell and full of all the fireworks you could wish for from a super-sized techno workout, all guided by Velvet's unmistakable voice ducking and diving around the expertly engineered mix.

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Elevate Part 1
Cat: DC 2771. Rel: 06 Jun 23
 
Techno
Miss Monique - "City Boy" (6:07)
Chelina Manuhutu - "Amsterdam Rave" (5:31)
Anna Reusch - "Let Me Take You There" (6:21)
DJ Dee - "Freaking Out" (5:23)
Review: The always hard-hitting Drumcode kick off a new series here under the name Elevate. It welcomes new school techno tastemakers to serve up their own scintillating main room sounds with Siona label boss and prog house 2.0 figurehead Miss Monique going first. Her serene chords douse you in trance tinged lushness as the deep beats roll on. Chelina Manuhutu's 'Amsterdam Rave' is a more rock solid warehouse roller and Anna Reusch runs with that vibe on her booming, all-consuming techno kicker 'Let Me Take You There'. There is then some flashy acid lines from DJ Dee on her 'Freaking Out'. A fine, all-female fronted EP from Drumcode.
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Elevate Part 2
Cat: DC 2772. Rel: 20 Jun 23
 
Techno
Juliet Fox - "Silence Your Mind" (7:46)
Mha Iri - "Never Go Back To Sleep" (5:48)
Melanie Ribbe - "Terremoto" (6:12)
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Elevate Part 3
Cat: DC 2773. Rel: 18 Jul 23
 
Techno
Tini Gessler - "Nothing Expected" (5:38)
Marie Vaunt - "Technology" (6:28)
BEC - "Humanoid" (6:01)
Review: Drumcode's Elevate series hits a third instalment here and this time it is a three tracker with solo cuts from three big names. Tini Gessler kicks off with 'Nothing Expected' which is a teeth-gritting and white knuckle techno roller. Marie Vaunt serves up monstrously large and slamming kicks on 'Technology' and then runs them through with brutal synth lines that spray about with their own dark energy. It's a truly edgy cut before BEC's 'Humanoid' layers up hard tech drums that slam down firmly with a warped lead which leads you late into the night. A trio of high impact weapons, for sure.
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Roll The Dice
Cat: DC 278. Rel: 31 May 23
 
Techno
Roll The Dice (6:10)
Piano Power (7:50)
Review: With a career reaching back some 20 years, Bart Skils has remained committed to the art of the techno 12", with not a single album to his name. Instead, his focus has been on a staggering hit list of legendary labels from Pure Plastic to 100% Pure, Break New Soil, and since 2012, primarily Drumcode. As part of Adam Beyer's core contingent he's played a major part in shaping the sound of the label, and so he continues on this exemplary two-tracker. 'Roll The Dice' is a muscular yet lean workout for the bigger kinds of spaces, playing around with some monotonal vocal threads and laying down the b-line throb you expect from a Drumcode A side. The flip offers something a little different as 'Into The Clouds' takes some looped guitar licks as a vessel for transcendence, atop a steady trucking techno undercarriage, of course.
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Motion
Motion (limited 12")
Cat: DCLTD 30. Rel: 18 Jul 23
 
Techno
Motion (6:07)
Shake (6:12)
Lights (6:10)
Review: .Drumcode's sub series Drumcode Limited hits a 30th release this July as Oscar Escapa steps-up with three booming new cuts. There is no messing about here as the opener will sweep everything in its wake out of the way like a techno tsunami. It has urgent siren sounds and yelping vocals which add to the drama. 'Shake' has more hefty low ends that will rattle both ribs and walls and plenty of FX and percussive iciness adding to the intensity. 'Lights' shits down with a Millsian-style melodic techno mind melter. It's an urgent and arresting cut to close a fine EP. ,
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Something More
Cat: DC 281. Rel: 27 Jun 23
 
Techno
Something More (6:38)
Palm Strings (6:39)
Review: Bart Skills is a veteran techno producer and Drumcode is a veteran techno label, but neither shows any signs of age here with Weska also joining in for a pair of highly potent and weaponised new cuts. They take up one side each and first is 'Something More' with its sweeping blasts of white noise, factory floor sound effects and unrelenting drums that will demolish any dancefloor. 'Palm Strings' then carries on the party with a more stripped-back sound initially, but eventually, the rising synths take over as the gritty drum loops pound away below. A pair of big room monsters for sure.
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Final Chapter (Charles D Remix)
Cat: DCX 006. Rel: 11 Jul 23
 
Techno
Final Chapter (Charles D remix) (6:34)
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Wanna Go Bang
Wanna Go Bang (limited 12")
Cat: DC 267. Rel: 28 Feb 23
 
Techno
Wanna Go Bang (feat DJ Deeon) (6:23)
Lokomotif (6:23)
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Horsepower
Cat: DC 268. Rel: 21 Feb 23
 
Techno
Horsepower (5:58)
Sunshine In The Dust (6:23)
Review: The Dutch techno veteran Bart Skils is back with another impressive release on the mighty Drumcode. 'Horsepower' is a relentless peak-time techno track that is sure to captivate dance floors and have the crowd moving with its chugging energy. It builds steadily, leading to an epic breakdown before unleashing the full power of its steely groove, making it perfect for those heads-down moments in the main room. On the B-side, 'Sunshine In The Dust' takes a more straightforward and functional approach with its variety of female vocal parts, catchy bongo drums, and a sexy horn sound. It's a groove-driven track that is both sultry and infectious.
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A Sides Vol 11 Pt 2
Cat: DC 2712. Rel: 19 Apr 23
 
Techno
Veerus - "Lights On Me" (8:03)
Ramiro Lopez - "Yo Mas" (6:37)
Anna Reusch - "Deeper" (7:20)
Review: Drumcode's A Sides series has been a great source of contemporary techno potency and there is no signs of it slowing down yet. This is the second part of the 11th volume and it has three fresh names. Veerus opens up with 'Lights On Me' which is a dark tune with a tense energy and celestial chords keeping you in suspense. Ramiro Lopez then offers the more loopy and hypnotic 'Yo Mas' with its hooky vocals bring an exotic feel. Anna Reusch shuts down with a flat footed stomper that will get your jaws clenched on 'Deeper.'
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A Sides Vol 11 Part 1
Cat: DC 2711. Rel: 04 Apr 23
 
Techno
Layton Giordani & HI-LO - "Rabbit Hole" (6:39)
Charles D - "Traction" (7:36)
Review: Drumcode and its Swedish founder Adam Beyer have rather become synonymous with big room sounds known as business techno. They don't do anything to shed that tag here with two more epic sounds designed to wash over vast crowds in the world's largest super clubs. Layton Giordani & HI-LO aka Oliver Heldens kick off with 'Rabbit Hole' which is a wall of grainy synth and rolling drums that is simple but effective. Charles D's 'Traction' is another coarsely textured techno roller with splashes of industrial synth and a general sense of subtle elevation.
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A Sides Vol 11 Part 4
Cat: DC 2714. Rel: 28 Mar 23
 
Techno
Nicolas Taboada - "Circles" (6:24)
BEC - "Vibration" (6:21)
Avision - "Find Myself" (6:23)
Cosmic Boys - "I'm A Robot" (6:51)
Review: First cropping up in 2012, the mammoth A-Sides series from the titanic Swedish techno label Drumcode charges ahead into its 11th installment (can you believe it?) while also managing to split said installment alone across seven slices of vinyl. This is the fourth record of seven in part eleven. Only gigantic-room techno could justify this waxen audacity; the music is braggadocious to boot, with contributions from Nicolas Taboada, BEC, Avision and Cosmic Boys. The tracks here are as dreamy as they are goosebump-inducing, easily seguing between massive transitions and drops to cathartic reesebound trances.
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A Sides Vol 11 Part 6
Cat: DC 2716. Rel: 03 May 23
 
Techno
Jay Lumen - "Astronaut" (7:14)
LAAT - "Call Of The Tribes" (6:14)
Mark Reeve - "Run Back" (Remake) (6:38)
Zimmz - "Qualia" (6:21)
Review: Adam Beyer's esteemed Drumcode resurfaces this week with the next installment in the A Sides series. We're already up to Vol 11's sixth part, and this one seriously means business. Take for instance Hungarian techno hero Jay Lumen's 'Astronaut' featuring the pummelling cyclicality of its muscular bassline that's reinforced by truly visceral kicks. Elsewhere, Dutchman LAAT (Elevate/Tronic) is sure to have you reaching for the lasers on the steely and acid-inflected power on 'Call Of The Tribes' while the enigmatic Zimmz will properly elevate you to maximum euphoria on the trance-influenced energy of 'Qualia'.
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A Sides Vol 11 Pt 7
Cat: DC 2717. Rel: 21 Mar 23
 
Techno
ADHS - "Razor" (6:52)
Julian Jeweil - "Pulsation" (6:41)
Marco Faraone - "Dream" (7:04)
Gary Beck - "Ship Went Down" (5:46)
Review: Gargantuan-room techno trailblazers Drumcode return with 'The A Sides Vol 11 - Pt. 7'. If the title is any indicator enough - and no, it's not irony - this is a stonking closer to a mammoth seven-12" compilation series. The love-em-or-hate-em label always deliver a rave romp for titans, barging past polite types with frick-off bits from A.D.H.S., Julian Jewell, Marco Faraone and Gary Beck. Topping off a project originally conceived in 2012, this is a pulsing sensation suitable for both budding techno enthusiasts and chinstokers willing to let their hair loose for once.
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When The Lights Go Down
Cat: DC 272. Rel: 19 Apr 23
 
Techno
Dish Ya Now (6:53)
When The Lights Go Down (6:24)
The Beginning (7:02)
Review: Drumcode don't just do huge-room heaters, you know. 'When The Lights Go Down' is a strong case for the label's darker side, seeing to a generous three-track contribution from Neapolitan producer and DJ Roberto Capuano. The artist eschews an overindulgence in detuned trance saws for reese basses here, preferring to revel in the wealths of space offered by repeated kick drums and large reverberative spaces - as opposed to high-endy, sizzly sounds. The title track is the star, thanks to its riveting vocal line and guard-throwing rhythmic messups, which occur at the same time.
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Mind's Eye
Cat: DCLTD 28. Rel: 15 Mar 23
 
Techno
Mind's Eye (8:14)
Caterwaul (6:29)
Mind's Eye (acappella) (1:17)
Review: The legendary techno pioneer that is Josh Wink is still managing to turn out sleek and fresh cuts decades after he changed the game with his seminal 'Higher State of Consciousness' tune. The Philly-born and bred artist lands on Swedish behemoth Drumcode here with some mighty fine weapons - 'Mind's Eye' is first up and is a bulky and muscular roller with prickly acid and gritty cosmic melodies. 'Caterwaul' has screeching vocals as the title suggests it might and hefty drum funk down low. 'Mind's Eye (acappella)' is a freaky vocal tool for twisted late-night deployment by adventurous DJs.
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Nocturnes
Nocturnes (12")
Cat: DC 261. Rel: 29 Nov 22
 
Techno
Nocturne (6:52)
Renegade (6:57)
Review: Pretty much all Drumcode releases are colossal and anthem-like - it's the imprint's niche, after all - but this two-tracker from Stockholm stalwart Tiger Stripes is particularly sizeable. A-side 'Nocturne', for example, is as driving, mind-altering and breathless as they come, with Hardfloor style acid motifs, twinkling piano breakdowns, trancey riffs and enveloping aural textures rising above a blisteringly tough and intense beat. The pulsating tech-trance vibe is further explored on 'Renegade', a track whose elongated, slowly rising breakdown - which comes complete with glassy-eyed vocal samples, does a brilliant job in stirring the senses and raising the pressure out on the dancefloor.
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 in stock $15.51
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