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Gynoid Audio's 'Gynoid Effect' series aims to revive the vibrant spirit of Europe's 90s techno era and channel it into today's dancefloors. The latest edition welcomes MarekSPolzki with OCO-2 and OV-10 - two moody and elegant tracks that fuse classic techno atmosphere with modern production finesse, echoing the timeless energy of underground club culture. GYNOID EFFECT _where the past meets the present_
Hailing from the industrial heartlands of western Poland, RARÓG has long been a torchbearer of the darker, more enigmatic realms of electronic music. His previous works, have demonstrated his mastery of crafting dystopian soundscapes and pulsating, otherworldly rhythms. His sonic identity is one of shadowy intensity and unrelenting depth. For RARÓG, techno is more than a genre—its a space where unconventional sound meets collective experience on the dance floor. His music invites introspection, challenges perspectives, and encourages an open-minded attitude—free from ideology, yet rich in meaning. This is his debut release on [R]3volution Uncod3d, called Ionization EP.
Danniel Selfmade, a well-known figure in the electronic music field and a native of Spain, specializes in the subgenre Techno/Minimal/Deeptech He is a favorite of many music lovers around the world since his songs are renowned for striking the ideal mix between funky beats and heartfelt melodies. Danniel Selfmades music is a reflection of his natural talent to comprehend the needs of the audience and his capacity to produce songs that speak to them. The rhythm is emphasized in Danniel Selfmades music, which combines several genres, including Techno, and Minimal. Over the years, he has recorded a number of songs, each of which highlights his musical variety. Driving basslines, sophisticated percussion, and melodic hooks that linger in your head long after the song is gone are the hallmarks of his music. Each component of Danniel Selfmades tracks is expertly constructed, and they all work together harmoniously to provide a distinctive sound. In the world of electronic music, Danniel Selfmade is a force to be feared. He is a talented artist because he can produce songs that have a wide appeal while still retaining his distinctive sound. It is impossible to dispute his contribution to the Deeptech subgenre, and his music continues to motivate and have an impact on upcoming musicians.
Haven of Lost Souls EP is an immersion into the gray area between movement and inertia. Four tracks arranged as a closed space: a monotonous pulse, dirty textures, and slowly distorting forms. Each track has its own twist—a shifted rhythm, a hidden melody, a ghostly echo, or an industrial shatter—but together they work as a single hypnotic flow. Music for dark spaces, long transitions, and a state of inner resonance.
Making a welcome return nine years on from his last outing on Dekmantel, Makam offers up a generous helping of wayward grooves that take his curious spirit even further into unmarked territory. With a strong dub sensibility grounding his rich tapestry of percussion and instrumentation, Guy Blanken follows his own path to arrive at an album that embodies house music as a launchpad for experimentation. Blanken says himself he was determined to approach his first Makam productions in years from a place of total freedom Its not a single direction, but rather a landscape of sounds, moments, and textures. TARP feels like a new beginning, a free project that just had to happen naturally. The steady pulse of the club remains a guiding principle boldly manifested on heads down roller Static Shade, but even in the lilting organic loops and tumbling percussion of Forgive there is a funkiness thats beholden to continuous movement. At times the direct thump of 4/4 disco juts out as a call to dance, not least on Flying Birds and La Tuna, but elsewhere the rhythms are more slippery. Dub In Loen plots a delicate path through dub techno and Lummel Spirit casts off into pattering Balearic bliss. The pervasive dub mood of the record comes to the fore on expertly crafted stepper Diagonal Rain and crooked album opener Clear Skies. Jackie B lands as a love letter to quintessential deep house, and yet still theres a left-of-centre charm that gives the track a personality that is pure Makam. Exuding warmth and imagination at every turn, TARP is the perfect example of how to make a groove-oriented album a rich home listening experience. There are ample moments primed for the spectacle of the dancefloor, but the mellow hue and broad sweep of approaches make Makams welcome return utterly compelling from end to end.
Decoder has been unstoppable over the past few years, delivering a steady run of high-quality releases that have made a strong mark on the techno scene. His sound carries an organic essence—original, timeless, and entirely his own—defined by a rare mastery of simplicity and restraint, always recognizable yet constantly evolving, speaking in its own language. After years of refining his sound, Decoder presents "Prakasa", an album that explores the emotional and expressive side of his soundscape. Its subtle shifts and surprising moments create space for the listener to get lost, to imagine, and to find something unexpected in every track. The album takes its name from the Sanskrit word meaning "light" and "manifestation," a concept reflected clearly in the cover artwork and central to Decoder's vision. Planet X is honored to release such a powerful yet delicate album—one that feels equally at home in intimate listening settings as it does in clubs and festivals worldwide.
With Black Sun, Pfirter returns to MindTrip with a focused and uncompromising four-track statement built around gravity, pressure and controlled repetition. The EP explores techno not as release, but as a sustained state of tension and inward motion. Each track unfolds through locked grooves and subtle variations, creating a hypnotic continuum where restraint and density define the movement. Black Sun sets the core and anchors the EPs gravity. Event Horizon reinforces the irreversible pull, pushing the system toward a point of no return. Gravitational Collapse follows, compressing the energy and intensifying the pressure, before Singularity closes the record, establishing an immediate sense of motion and immersion. Produced through a hardware-centered workflow and captured as performance rather than assembly, Black Sun reflects Pfirters approach to techno as a physical, immersive and timeless experience. This is MindTrip! - Cover image of Thors Helmet Nebula by Pfirter. Thors Helmet Nebula, also known as NGC 2359, is a striking cosmic formation resembling a Viking helmet. Located about 11,960 light-years away in the constellation Canis Major, its a glowing cloud of gas shaped by powerful winds from a massive Wolf-Rayet star at its center. -
Disorder 44 , Marcos Fagoaga , HERS , Jesica Falaschi , JXXXO , keepkeep , Matt Smyth
This release brings together artists shaping today's underground sound, such as HERS, Marcos Fagoaga, and JXXXO, alongside new emerging talent ready to break boundaries and drive the genre forward. No compromises, no filler - only hypnotic loops, powerful percussion, and real club energy.Every track is built for the dancefloor, designed by DJs, for DJs, and for those who live techno from the inside.