Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Top 100 Chart placements for Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Updated 6 hours ago
Align Left/Right
Align Top/Down
-
#3
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Estudio sobre la Belleza de lo Físico
Its another electric debut as EarToGround Records proudly introduce Spanish artist Finalversion3 to the label. Estudio sobre la Belleza de lo Físico (Study on the Beauty of the Physical) marks a shift towards a rawer, more physical, and club-oriented approach in Finalversion3s sonic exploration. If his recent EP Todos Los Siempres was an intricate dissection of broken rhythms and fractured structures, this new release embraces direct impact, an ode to the dancefloor, to the body in motion, to the sheer physicality of sound… a tribute to the club as a visceral experience Backing this EP you have immersive yet surgically crafted remix work from EarToGround mainstays Gareth Wild and Voicedrone as well as a pressurised reworking from Measure Divide.
-
#7
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Storyteller
Belgian duo Pulse.ar drop their debut EP Storyteller on Say What?. Hypnotic grooves and raw sound design are key in this release, Pulse.ar craft five deep, rolling cuts that merge emotional tension with relentless energy, showing their unmistakable command of the modern techno spectrum. The title track opens the journey with hypnotic precision — a rolling, analog-fueled groove layered with evolving percussive details and subtle atmospheres. It feels like a story told through rhythm rather than words, where every modulation and filter sweep becomes part of an emotional progression. Its the kind of track that locks a dancefloor in motion while drawing the listener inward, setting the tone for whats to come. On Dagga, tribal elements emerge with a heavier rhythmic swing and smoky atmosphere. The drums feel alive, pushing forward with a magnetic, primal energy. Theres an earthy warmth beneath the grit — the kind of rolling techno that bridges classic and modern influences, perfect for deep warehouse moments. No Way Back raises the intensity with driving low-end power and sharp, minimal percussion. Its relentless yet deeply hypnotic, built for long, immersive sets where the groove takes full control. Pulse.ar layers subtle synth movements that rise and fall like breathing — giving the track a sense of organic life within its raw machine framework. Next, Not Here pushes further into darker territory. Built around a pulsating drums and mechanical groove, it creates a tension-filled landscape full of delayed textures and shadowy energy. The track captures that feeling of being lost in the moment — not here, not anywhere — just floating in a timeless loop between light and dark. Finally, Why Unfold closes the EP with introspective grace. — a deep-groove journey that reveals Pulse.ars cinematic side. Here, the artist shows the vulnerability behind the toughness, as shimmering pads and ghostly chords melt over grounded percussion, leaving the listener with a lingering sense of reflection and closure.
-
#8
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Omnidirectional 3
Splatter Imprint proudly presents Omnidirectional, a cutting- edge compilation that bridges the gap between emerging talents and seasoned professionals in the techno scene. Experience the future of techno with Omnidirectional.
Arnaud Le Texier, Modem, Rocco.fx, Rocko Garoni, Albin Brezlan, KÉNYA (GE), CDTRAX
-
#11
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Ixtlan
This is pure sonic hypnosis. With Ixtlan, Brickman returns to Lucidflow at his absolute creative peak delivering one of the most transcendent dub techno journeys of the year. Brickman has long been one of Lucidflows most loved and consistent artists, a trusted architect of deep sonic spaces where every sound breathes and resonates with purpose. His productions have found their way into the sets and hearts of global tastemakers such as John Digweed, Guy Gerber, and DJ Sasha, who recognise in his music that rare quality, the capacity to transport. As the echoes of Ixtlan unfold, time dissolves. Each layer feels alive, like light refracting through morning mist, or the shimmer of air before a summer storm. Brickman has crafted a piece of art that blurs the boundaries between hearing and feeling, where frequencies turn tactile and space becomes emotion. This is the sound of Lucidflow at its most visionary: a slow-motion drift through inner architecture, a lucid dream carved in resonance. Ixtlan invites you to close your eyes, surrender control, and let yourself be carried until the outer world fades and only vibration remains. Lucidflow Records is a forward-thinking record label dedicated to promoting the best and most inspiring talent in electronic music. We are very grateful for your invaluable support in promoting the music of our Lucidflow artists and sharing our unique sound and energy with the world. Thank you very much.
-
#12
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Lost Sanctuary
The professor sat on the terrace of an abandoned tech facility. Once, solar panels were tested here. Now, it looked as if even the Sun itself had lost interest. A few stubborn bushes survived thanks to the rain and defiance. Overhead, an old floodlight kept short-circuiting — a flicker in memory of shifts that would never happen again. Maybe silence had chosen this forgotten perimeter to speak finally. By his feet sat a flask of Japanese whisky — a gift from Cat. The very one given after their first clean mission. Spacelunch stared into the dark, trying to sense the outlines of life. Things used to be simpler. A home on Earth. A garage where a pet — once just a cat saved from a burning room as a cub — first spoke. I shouldve never started those experiments, he thought. But the images came anyway — the action, the laughter, the arguments — all of it made sense once, as long as someone was walking beside him, who could meow outside of protocol. Somewhere between the missions, the mistakes, the tall tales — their bond had dissolved. But by now, it was far too late to analyze anything.
-
#13
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Metamorphe EP
Zürich-based and Italian-born, Jacom delivers an amazing EP featuring four dynamic cuts, driven by hypnotic rhythms and deep grooves. A refined addition to his discography and a great fit for Groove Disorder. Mastered by Audiosculpture at Subterra, The Hague.
-
#20
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
KYSH-EP05
Next up joining the KYSH catalogue is Gannein who breaks in with a refined 5-track story that expands our vision of contemporary techno with depth, subtle tension and dancefloor appeal. His original cuts lean into a minimalistic elegance — spacious grooves, precise rhythms, and a sense of controlled pressure that keeps the body moving while the mind sinks deeper. From the slow-burn intensity and airy low-end drift in the opening „Svaras, through shimmering percussive details and understated melodic traces woven across the EP, Gannein proves his mastery of restraint, as every element breathes. Two remixers complete the picture. Sciahri takes „Excursion into a hypnotic, tightly wound direction, magnifying the pulse and sharpening the edges. Red Rooms, in turn, pushes the atmosphere of „Control Reduction into tasteful, tribal territory — moody, yet driving.
-
#23
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Transition
Sons of Hidden has become one of the key forces in todays techno-groove landscape. Not so Hidden anymore , he stands out as one of the most compelling emerging artists in the scene, shaped by the sound and energy of his home country, Colombia — now one of the most dynamic centers for techno worldwide. His music carries the influence of the jungle and natural environments, creating a distinct atmosphere and a clear sense of direction in his productions. On 26 November, Sons of Hidden releases Transition on Planet X, marking his debut on the label and the first of many to follow .
-
#24
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Gravity Won't Hold Me
Lewis Fautzi and The Advent join forces on Gravity Wont Hold Me, a four-track Sci-Fi techno journey that breaks through the limits of sound and space. Fusing mechanical energy, futuristic tension, and cosmic textures, the EP unfolds with relentless precision and force, a statement of pure propulsion beyond gravity itself.
-
#29
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Carícia 002
Earlier this year, VIL and Cravo introduced Carícia Records with Carícia 001, a debut that made clear the label would not be bound by techno alone. With the second release arriving soon after, the pair show no sign of slowing down. Carícia 002 turns to Cravo, presenting a clear statement of his own. Techno, house, dub and jazz meet here, carrying a sense of peace, harmony and hope. Cravo always prefers to let the music speak for itself; here, it certainly does, at its most assured.
-
#31
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Dub Spaces
Hard to believe it took Safe Space 3 years to release its first Dub Techno VA, but here we are! Labelboss Ackermann starts things off with a kick heavy homage to dub originators like Scientist, King Tubby, Lee Perry and Prince Jammy, followed by label mainstay Black Mirror Park, who perfectly displays why his trademark chord workouts equally function on the floor and at home. Bondarük from Argentina pours a few bpm more into the fire and gets the girls dancing around it where brasilian Gabriel Marandola picks them up to take them to Detroit. Tino Trøster used to live there but now went full flexed german funkster with his track. Speaking of funk Ivan Emmanuel turned in one of the funkiest dub techno layouts we heard in a long time at the Safe Space bunker and next Stuttgarts best female producer TOX!KA lifts us back on the classic dub techno vibe with a light but anthemic summer outfit before Man With No Shadow pulls us down to the ground with his dry, heavy and monolithic slow burner of a tune.
Ackermann, Black Mirror Park, Bondaruk, Gabriel Marandola, Tino Trøster, Ivan Emanuel, TOX!KA, Man With No Shadow
-
#32
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Hybrid Sound Architects v2.0
Hybrid Productions Sound Architecture proudly presents: [HPX166] Hybrid Sound Architects V2.0. This second album in the titled series perfectly encompasses the various productions and sound architects related to the hybrid blueprints for the year 2025 and 2026. Crossing beams across the globe with sound architectures by Alex Schultz & YearsAstray, Alexi Delano, Alexander Johansson & Mattias Fridell, Cari Lekebusch & Spekki Webu, DJ Lily, Franz Jager, Mikrotakt, Mamwadi, Nait Zabes, Orion, Pierce, Sean Colt, The Miller, Uncertain, Valo.
Alex Schultz, YearsAstray, Pierce, Nait Zabes, Mikrotakt, Mamwadi, Franz Jager, Orion, Valo, Alexi Delano, Cari Lekebusch, Spekki Webu, The Miller, Uncertain, Mattias Fridell, Alexander Johansson, Sean Colt, DJ Lily
-
#35
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Corridor EP
Peach Discs last EP of 2025 comes from DJ & producer Leibniz. Hopefully you can hear why we chose to wait till club season is fully upon us to put this one out - Corridor is a deeply heads-down, groove-forward record that casts an enveloping atmosphere across its minimal, tunneling arrangements built for dark rooms and long nights. Across the EPs four tracks, Leibniz (real name Moritz Paul) picks a vibe and runs with it - themes persist, the focus narrows and what we get is something approaching a mood. Drawing inspiration from early 2000s techno records from the likes of Archetype while combining the ambient warmth of Kompakts Pop Ambient compilations and GAS releases with the clarity and weight of early dubstep and 2-step, he dived into a process of self-sampling, resampling shorter demos and ideas into full arrangements, or making in-between tracks that help make the tracks. The pair of tracks on the records A-side are made up of little more than razor-sharp percussion, billowing, restless pads and an infectious bassline, but its the way these carefully considered elements are put together that do the damage on the floor. Flip it over andTen Tenbreaks the 4x4 spell for a moment, leaning into a heavily swung, garage-indebted sound inspired by the king of swing himself, El-B. If my drums resemble just a bit of the ones of El-B, Im happy. We reckon he can be happy. Finally,TTLtakes us back to the persistent, driving energy of the A-side, with just a hint of hardgroove flavour and the kind of wonked-out fx that always suits the B2 of a record.
-
#37
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Cold Fusion - Original
We present MarekSPolzkis new EP Cold Fusion, a four-track exploration of deep, hypnotic techno on Schimmer Records digital sub-label Liquid One. Warsaw-based MarekSPolzki brings over two decades of connection to techno culture to a release that embodies the purest form of the genre. After a production pause of nearly a decade, the artist formerly known as mRs returns with a matured sonic identity, translating his groovy and experimental sensibilities into raw, repetitive structures. Cold Fusion is designed for long sets – tracks intended to put listeners on the dance floor into a trance-like state, where changes in rhythm and texture reveal new depths with each rotation. MarekSPolzkis latest work is a profound and focused statement that captures the essence of live performance energy and the timeless appeal of four-to-the-floor techno.
-
#42
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Rumination
For the forty-fourth release on Crisis Of Man, the label proudly welcomes Yagmur, one of Turkeys finest and newest talents. As a student of Selective Responses mentoring program, and through relentless dedication, she has developed impeccable sound and quality in a very short time. Yagmur effortlessly blends dark, deep, and pulsating low-end with sharp, tight percussion and unique evolving sound design. Yagmurs music brings a breath of freedom of expression and life amidst the backdrop of a country in political turmoil.
-
#46
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Expression
The Moroccan Techno label SOTOR - is pleased to present you the new release SOT06. Meaning lines in the arabic language, SOTOR shows here its interest in the various shades of Techno. Two heavyweights of modern techno, Kmyle and Ramon Tapia, join forces to write the sixth lines of the Sotors Story in addition of two powerful remixes from Moteka & Exos. Expression EP, is a five-track journey that blurs the line between precision and emotion, groove and gravity. The title track, Expression, opens the EP with unrelenting drive. Its pulsating low-end, rolling groove, and haunting synths create a sense of forward motion that feels alive constantly shifting, evolving, and breathing. Theres a hypnotic elegance beneath its toughness; a perfect reflection of the duos ability to merge function and feeling into one piece of art built for the dance floor. Next comes Mental Space, a more cerebral affair that dives deep into metallic rhythms, resonant stabs, and spacey atmospheres. The track feels like a descent into the minds darker corners intense yet strangely liberating, designed to shake big systems while keeping the listener mentally suspended in its groove and flow. Singularity closes the trio of originals on a more introspective note. Here, the textures open up, and subtle melodic elements shine through the haze of mechanical percussion and deep sub-pressure. Its a journey inward a moment of reflection amid the raw power, showing the emotional range both artists bring to the table. The remix from Moteka takes Mental Space into new terrain. It was created with the original groove of the track in mind. The goal was to offer a fresh perspective with a drier, rawer sound while preserving the groove and key sonic elements of the original. I loaded some of the lead stems into the Bitwig sampler and experimented with them, then recorded an analog bass fitting the groove using my external synths, and built the track around that foundation. Exos, known for his deep and dub-infused signature, delivers a breathtaking version of Mental Space. His remix dissolves the edges, pushing the track into a spacious, echo-laden journey that drifts between physical and ethereal realms pure hypnotic techno for those who love the deeper side of sound. With Expression EP, Kmyle and Ramon Tapia deliver a statement of intent five tracks that reflect the power of collaboration, the depth of craftsmanship, and the timeless energy that defines raw, deep techno. Each piece stands strong on its own yet fits perfectly within a larger sonic narrative: tension, emotion, and groove, expressed through pure, uncompromising sound.
-
#48
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
INSTINKTLAB023
Following his debut on our platform in 2021, our dear friend Juri Heidemann now returns to the label with our very first vinyl release, INSTINKTLAB023. Over time, his sound has evolved into a clear and distinctive signature, embodying modern, purposeful techno as it is perceived and defined in 2025. This release marks a milestone for both our label and our friendship. credits releases November 28, 2025 Artwork by Darwin Wagner Mastered by Leon Bölting @ Arclab Mastering Studios £
-
#49
Feat. Banner in Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
NFV001
Night Format Records launches its first physical release with NFV001, a statement of intent from founders Night Format (BRNT & Five Alive). The EP delivers four cuts of raw, unfiltered techno featuring two original tracks, Doxycycline and Melancholy, alongside powerful reworks from Perc and Acerbic. Each track embodies the labels uncompromising vision: pure, driving, and honest techno built for the floor.
