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Review: The Advent returns with Quad EP on Mord, showing off his mastery of rhythm and dark, driving techno. Side-1 kicks off with 'TK421', a darker banger that features intricate rhythms, perfect for setting an intense, hypnotic mood on the dancefloor. 'Clap Trap' follows, delivering an atmospheric groove that demands your attention with its wicked, layered techno sound. Side-2 ramps things up with 'Bad Transfer', a fast-paced, subterranean track that feels minimal yet manic, pushing the energy forward with relentless momentum. The EP closes with 'Mugger Scum', a primal, crunchy cut that strips things back to a raw, minimal core while still maintaining a gritty, powerful edge. Quad EP highlights The Advent's ability to blend complex rhythms with deep, atmospheric elements, resulting in a collection of tracks that will resonate with fans of intense, no-nonsense techno.
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Herdersmat Part 23 (12")
Cat: MORDBOX 003DISC1. Rel: 23 Mar 23
Review: Those seeking out the hardest, no holds barred techno need look no further than the latest Mord release. On Herdersmat Part 23, the esteemed Dutch label presents four furious tracks by some of the scene's heaviest hitters. On side A, the one-and-only Cisco Ferreira returns under The Advent alias with the proper old school techno vibe of 'Radar 06', followed by the functional DJ tool by Sedvs 'Come Clean' which is proper tackle for tripping out under the strobe. Over on the second side of the disc, you'll be banged into submission by a couple of seething industrial-edged cuts; label staple Bas Mooy teams up with Jeroen Liebregts on the seething 'Ash' and closing it out with the Code Is Law affiliated Under Black Helmet on 'Message'.
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Review: Amorphic and Tensal hook back in to the machine to dialyse their crafts once more, with 'Highland Frequencies' offering up four, machine-numbered atoning lambs to our mech overlords, following up the equally arrayed 'Distant Landscapes' EP (2024) on Blueprint. Now bringing their distinctive cataloguing system to the discographic vanitas Mord, four more 'AT' tracks make for an irresistibly well-layered, synthetically one-of-a-kind release. Only 'AT4' gets a subtitle, 'The Sleepwalker', where a sandman's slumbrous, lollygaggling beats somehow, at the same time, betray a subconscious, paradoxical restlessness.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Techno
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Review: Aocram was last on this label when he appeared on the Herdersmat compilation and now returns to More with a full EP which comes with a great sleeve featuring German geographer and naturalist Alexander Von Humboldt. The tracks blend abstract sound designs with smooth, automated rhythms such as on 'Neurotransmitter Operating Between Neurons', while 'Electroquimica' is a little more dark and manic. 'Between Atoms (Asking Each Other)' is married with alien effects and scurrying little details and 'Illusions Of Reflections' closes with hurried loops that tie your mind in knots.
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Review: Rotterdam's Bas Mooy is no stranger to a bit of techno given his involvement in the European scene as a DJ since the late '90s and as a producer since the early noughties. He's appeared on countless labels including his own Audio Assault, the dread Mote-Evolver, Perc Trax, and even for the more recent Mord. The flying Dutchman returns to the latter with four guaranteed floor missiles, the first in the shape of grainy 4/4 beats and ringing melodies under the name "Men On Wire", a tune that's rapidly turned even darker and more pumping by the no nonsense AnD duo. Over on the flip, "A Feast For Crows" bangs its 909 away left, right and centre amid chilling walls of electrifying sonics, while "Nearby Silent Horses" channels that fury into a more compact techno bombshell for the peak time. Tough and driving.
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Cat: MORD 072 (B-STOCK). Rel: 30 Oct 20
B-STOCK: Slight surface marks, product in perfect working order
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Review: The mechanical techno industrialisms of MORD continue to eat their way into 2013 and the juggernaut doesn't look like it's going to stop either. The fifth release for Bas Mooy's new label is fuelled by analogue-acid legend Paul Birken who turns in what's arguably his heaviest EP yet - and that's saying something. It's the ultimate four-tracker to annihilate the club. First, let the cyclic cyborg march of "Repeat Offender" barge its way in. This will allow "Funnel Fiends" to blow the roof off with its machine gun drums and staccato horns, while the big bad battering ram that is "Big Rig Barnacle" will take care of the dancefloor, allowing the self explanatory "Rubbish Bag Batting Cage" to take care of the rest. Goodnight.
… Read morePlayed by: Binny, John Heckle, Tripeo, Charlton, Jamie Behan, Bas Mooy, Sev Dah, Facial Index (Brutaż/Piktogram/BLA)
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Review: Doing their own thing with a host of less-familiar names, Mord has worked tirelessly over the past couple of years to establish a distinct sound within more techno-minded realms. Charlton returns with a second release for the label that brings a range of moods to bear on his looped-up style, kicking off with the Robert Hood-isms of "Vulnerable" with its nervous cyclical chimes, before "Stand Behind A Line" burrows a little deeper into throbbing machine rhythms with acid overtones thrown in for good measure. "Unforgiven" opens things up with a mammoth, distorted square wave synth line that flinches not once in its quest to devastate the dance. "Simple" thing brings some 303 action back into the mix but balances it out with a dense base layer of industrial grunge to make for a nice and dirty ass-shaker.
… Read morePlayed by: Simon Heartfield, Dave Miller, Kirk Degiorgio, Charlton, 3.14, Inter Gritty, Sam Silva - Plector Records
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Review: It's not can D Carbone get harder? But can D Carbone maintain the peak of his and industrial techno's plateau. Considering he's one third of Repitch Recordings with Shapednoise, yes. This release for the furbished MORD label follows editions from Radial, Paul Birkin, Bas Mooy and UVB. And as the label's catalogue numbers move further into double figures, Carbone serves up a dynamic four-track EP of blistering techno. "Irritating Collapse" is hard, '90s acid terror only slowed down, while "Origin" is sludgy, but still has that rough, Tresor-techno vibe. The beat and caustic metallic clusters of "Discernment" sound they they've come from a Gotham City sewer while the atmospheres and distorted bass stabs of "Machine Elves" are reminiscent to what can sometimes be heard in Milton Bradley's The End Of All Existence concept.
… Read morePlayed by: Sebastian Bayne [IF? Records]
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Review: While the dance music media has focused heavily on Italian techno in recent years, it has mainly been about the tranced out, hypnotic sound.There is a far more abrasive undercurrent in Italy - inspired undoubtedly by Rome's early 90s sound - one of whose main protagonists is Repitch boss D.Carbone. "Cultural Collapse" captures the sense of unease that surrounds Carbone as pile-driving kicks are fused with a distorted juggernaut rhythm. "The Observer" is less intense and revolves around a pulsing, strobo-groove, but it's only a temporary diversion. "The Mutant's Law" sees Carbone rain down acid-laced, distorted techno, while "Anti-system" is a coruscating, hollowed out peak time groove.
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Herdersmat Part 37 (12")
Cat: MORDBOX 004DISC4. Rel: 04 Apr 24
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Herdersmat Part 41 (12")
Cat: MORDH 011DISC1. Rel: 06 Mar 25
Review: Mord has put together a bumper collection of 17 searing techno cuts as part of its Herdersmat compilation but is also seeing up four at a time on individual 12"s. There is no messing with Part 41 which opens with DJ Shufflemaster & Go Hiyama's ear-splitting, brain frazzling 'Salasa Geometric'. Bartig Move opts for a much more minimal and roomy sound on the rolling 'Asistencia' then Tensal picks up the pace once more with the rusty loops and broken beats of 'Esbar'. Aocram's 'Dreams In NYC' is a swamp, depraved closer for late night mischief.
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Review: Rotterdam's Mord continues with its consistent onslaught of peak time club destroyers, proving they really are the techno label of the moment! Who better to carry on the torch than the legendary Brendon Moeller, under his Echologist alias. In the past known for his dub techno explorations, these days known for relentless grooves. On the A Side there's "Shake Well" with its tunnelling melody, sinister synth squelches and monstrous kick drum ticking all the right boxes. "Inside Dimensions" is the absolute peak time weapon on this one, which tears the through the speakers like a post-apocalyptic steam train. On the B Side the mayhem continues with the sinister modular workout of "Lucky Bastard" as good as anything by Mike Parker or Steve Bicknell did recently, but the restrained energy of "Transformer" and "Penetration" provide equally worthy DJ tools for different circumstances.
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Review: Since first pricking the consciousness of the international techno community with their 2001 debut 12" Zet Oviedo, Exium has become a reliable source of solid, often fiendishly dark dancefloor material. Here they add another label to their bulging discography via a debut on the similarly impressive Mord. There are few surprises, of course, but plenty of robust, thrusting floor-fillers. It's all of a reliably high standard, but we're particularly enjoying opener "Unipolar" - a maudlin chunk of throbbing darkroom funk complete with a nagging, rave-inspired riff - and the deeper, impressively trippy hypnotism of "Shock Waves". That said, the alien, acid-tinged closer "Human Element", may well be the best of the lot.
… Read morePlayed by: Exium, Ben Sims, Jerome Hill, Kirk Degiorgio, Maxx Rossi, Gareth Wild (EarToGround Records), He/aT
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Review: Strap in, because there is mucking about on the 80th EP from Mord. The ever popular, ever excellent Exum is at the helm and is a fine artist to enlist given his proven track record dating back years. The Spanish producer never fails to cook up fresh sounds while drying on a classic techno template and that is the case here. 'Erosion 1' is a screw-face banger with stomping drums and twisted acid. 'Erosion 2' is all about the jostling, bulky, macho drum programming which forces you to move and 'Erosion 3' rocks back and forth on a drum loop that will turn your mind inside out. Lastly, 'Erosion 4' gets all freaky with the edgy synths that light up the mix like a laser gun.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Techno, Philippe Petit
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Review: As any techno head will know, Lewis Fautzi has been at the heart of the contemporary scene for a number of years. He is a hugely consistent producer who turns out effective tunes but tunes that also have something about them which makes them stand out. He's do so mostly on Soma but also labels like Figure and Polegroup. Here it is Mord who welcome him for four more powerful cuts that take in the fizzing pads and cantering drums of 'Murder The Limits', dark industrial intensity of 'No Saint, I Know' and the unreeling drum pressure of 'Into The Body'. 'Least At Last' is the trippy closer that sounds like a spacecraft in terminal meltdown.
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Review: Strap in for this one because Lewis Fautzi is on a mission across the fierce four cuts that make up his Controlled Processes EP on Mord. There is perfectly punchy, tight and kinetic drum programming on 'Processes', which barrels along with a real sense of techno funk. 'Another Try' is a dark, whirring kicker for the minimalists and then 'Inwards' is a more barrel chatted, cantering groove that never lets up. It's the sound design and subtle details which elevate these tracks from mere functional tools to real standout gems. The wild 'Complete Cycle' closes in hammering fashion.
… Read morePlayed by: Kessell
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Review: Portuguese techno mainstay Lewis Fautzi is in some form of late - it was only in September that he dropped his fantastic Manner of Death album on Faut, then he was back with more in 12" form on Polegroup in November and already he is now out of the blocks in 2024 with this impactful new four-tracker. His brand of tech tends to be dark and heavy, with apocalyptic abstractions and lo-fi synth, echoing hits and dub undercurrents all making for engrossing grooves full of drama and tension. Even the titles help to convey that message so drop any of these in the club and prepare for a brilliant meltdown.
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Herdersmat Part 25 (12")
Cat: MORDBOX 003DISC3. Rel: 23 Mar 23
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