Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
Top 100 Chart placements for Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic)
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#8
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TECH036
Buenos Aires producer Oruam Zior brings seven tracks to Nastias imprint that move between emotional extremes. The EP balances dark hypnotic passages with aggressive rhythmic surges, each track shifting through harmonic variations that pull the listener in different directions. From the opener Alegro through to Your Rhythm, theres a consistent thread of melodic tension meeting dancefloor functionality - the kind of techno thats earned plays at Tresor and Berghain. Support from Dave Clarke, Ben Sims, and Dasha Rush has pushed his groove-heavy productions into rooms where precision matters.
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#10
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Dopamina EP
Born in Toledo, Spain, Oscar Sanchez has been immersed in electronic music since childhood, developing a fiercely self-taught approach and a personal strain of techno he channels into every production. With releases on several respected imprints, including Hertz's Sway, he now lands on the legendary Adult Records with Dopamina EP, a relentless four-tracker built on hypnotic grooves, raw energy, and uncompromising drive. It's a dark, no-frills statement of intent that locks straight into the dancefloor and doesn't let go.
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#13
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BLA BLA BLA
Hailing from Buenos Aires rising producer Bondarük lays down 3 straight forward no gimmicks old school influenced techno belters accompanied by amazing remixes from two of his best local friends SMT and Lil Pain and on top Safe Space mainstays Jack Fresia and Tino Trøster. Say less!
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#16
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15 Years of Butter Sessions - Disc One
Melbourne / Naarm strongholdButter Sessionsclock 15 years in the game with a trilogy of 12s, sustaining their uncompromising streak of peak-form electronics. The family-style V/A binds friends, collaborators, former studio neighbours and DJ booth allies, capturing a label that exists as community as much as catalogue. A new chapter in Butter Sessions ongoing Japanese exchange sees Sapporo sound sculptor Kuniyukire-opening a 2015 tour collaboration with label heads Sleep D- a deep, spatial beatdown powered by dub pressure and percussive hypnosis. Shadow-lurking prodigy Mosam Howiesondrops in with his trademark scatterbrain techno, while Hasvat Informantlocks into joint-consciousness big-room radioactivity. Opening the B-side, Fader Capfuses Balearic psy-ence with Mike Dunn-esque utilitarian jack, hovering somewhere between 80s memory and future vision. Tokyos Mayurashkafollows with Survival Guide, big beat colliding with drug chug, before Albrecht LaBrooyreunite for a divine chill-out tent slowdown, magnifying sample detail with exacting flow. Were adrift until Sunju Hargunlights the beacon with ???????(Sky Surfer), Thailands emissary of ritualistic minimal trance. Whether taken alone or folded into the three-disc triptych, each instalment stands as a bag-ready constant, charged with Butter Sessions curatorial finesse.
Kuniyuki, Sleep D, Mosam Howieson, Hasvat Informant, Fader Cap, Mayurashka, Albrecht La'Brooy, Sunju Hargun
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#17
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Subsonic Schizophrenia
Antoni Maiovvi debuts on Sonic Groove with the four-track EP Subsonic Schizophrenia. Blending Film Score, Detroit Techno, UK Braindance, and West Coast Dutch Underground, he delivers his most intense productions yet. Tracks range from the relentless Hard Bop to the cinematic Bloodthirst and the mutant acid Slig and Face Dancer. This EP is a must for fans of cinematic, deranged dance floor weapons with deadly intent.
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#18
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Clusters of Noise
Vinyl and Digital Release Clusters of Noise kicks off 2026 for Loopaina Records with a powerful vinyl release crafted by two standout names in the international techno scene: Oliver Rosemann and Carmelo Ponente. This record is a sonic dialogue between both artists, each delivering their own raw, focused vision of contemporary techno. The A-side features one original track from each artist, clearly defining their individual styles. On the B-side, they switch roles to offer remixes of each others work—expanding the sonic palette of the release while maintaining a cohesive and impactful sound. Additionally, the digital version includes two exclusive bonus tracks, one from each artist, adding even more depth to the project. Clusters of Noise is a bold statement for the new year at Loopaina Records: quality sound, committed artists, and a strong devotion to the vinyl format while embracing digital as well. A solid, high-impact release that perfectly captures the spirit of the label.
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#21
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Obsessed
Kai Galactics latest EP, Obsessed, released on Oslated, features five original tracks defined by their distinct and individual character, along with two additional remixes by CTAFAD and Rainsoft. With deep immersion, gradually intensifying progressions, and melodic soundscapes, the EP weaves together diverse elements that draw the listener into a single, cohesive story. Obsessed carries the wish that listeners will be completely captivated and lose themselves in the music. It is our hope that this feeling resonates deeply within your heart. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com
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#23
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Flux Rope
Asymmetric head Inigo Kennedy returns to his label to kick off another year with a stunning five track EP Flux Rope. Title track Flux Rope opens the release with a solid 909 four-to-the-floor, heavy toms, fizzing hats and a fluttering synth line that teases throughout. Next up, Maruader, which keeps with the four-to-the-floor feel and lurches in the best of ways with an absolutely killer bleep-style bass and shuffling hats; an ice cold pad cuts though as the track evolves. Third track, The Witching Hour, is classic Asymmetric, rolling bass-heavy percussion set against yearnful pads which tip upwards every so often. Changing tack is fourth track Up End It All, an uplifting and slamming take on drum and bass, heavy constantly changing beats on rotation and classic Kennedy melody binding the track together in elegant style. Last up is Infinity, another slice of Asymmetric class, driving beats and weaving arpeggios. What a start to 2026!
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#25
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Somnara EP
Somnara EP is the second release by Raho in his new discographic catalog, composed of five tracks that outline a dark and hypnotic sonic journey. The EP opens with Somnara, evoking an ethereal and ritual atmosphere, a deep, enveloping movement that introduces the listener to a suspended dimension. It is followed by Mirunth, darker in tone and driven by the sole intention of inducing dance, leading into a nocturnal hypnosis rooted in tension and groove. With Veyrun, the journey reaches its moment of oblivion: here Raho seeks to soothe the monsters of his subconscious through soft, ethereal pads, like a powerful light attempting to pierce through the darkness. The path continues with Nethyra, defined by sharp, mechanical sounds and relentless leads that construct an obsessive, hypnotic atmosphere. The EP concludes with Nethyra Outro, where driving kicks and percussive elements shape the final evolution of the record, sealing a deep, dark and magnetic sonic experience. Format: Digital Written and produced by Raho Mastering by Francesco Nesca Artwork by Davide Raho Distributed by Triple Vision
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#32
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VGVA 1.0 - Various Artists
VGVA 1.0 – Various Artists Album Notes VGVA 1.0 is the first official catalog release from Vexed Grooves, marking the transition from a podcast-based platform into a fully operating label. Born from the atmosphere and conversations of the ENCODED ECHOES I Series, this compilation gathers a tower of artists who answered the same call: to build a shared space where sound becomes exchange, and distance becomes connection. The release is shaped by a deep and introspective energy, subtly infused with rhythmic warmth and global accents. Artists from Buenos Aires, Tunis, Tokyo, Manchester, and beyond come together not to follow a single genre line, but to contribute personal perspectives to a collective narrative. Ten tracks form the core statement, each one a distinct voice in a wider dialogue. Closing the release is a Broken Fragment — an ambient piece by A-STS, circulating as an exclusive signal for now, later to reappear in a future compilation where it finds its full context. VGVA 1.0 is more than a various artists compilation; it is a document of beginnings. It represents the first step of a growing catalog, shaped through trust, collaboration, and shared vision. Artists R1PE, FQCTL, DSC7, PERT, HERS, THEGROOVEROOM, FRANCO ROSSI, BENKHLIFA, GRILLAC, JIHO, A-STS Credits Curated and hosted by R1PE Mastering by Arkadi Casper Visual identity and graphic design by Lin Shooting Label: Vexed Grooves
R1PE, FQCTL, HERS, Jiho, Pert, THEGROOVEROOM, A-STS, Grillac, BENKHLIFA, DSC7, Franco Rossi
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#33
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Lost Tapes
SLAM REVIVE THEIR ICONIC ALIAS PRESSURE FUNK WITH NEW ARCHIVE EP LOST TAPES Three previously unheard, untitled tracks remastered for 2026 Techno innovators Slam announce the long-awaited return of their cult alias Pressure Funk with a brand-new archival EP, Lost Tapes, arriving in 2026. The release unearths three untitled tracks originally recorded during the formative Pressure Funk sessions and now meticulously remastered for a new era while preserving the raw, machine-driven energy that defined the project. Originally conceived as an outlet for Slams grittier, more jacking studio experiments, Pressure Funk became a staple of underground techno in the late 90s and early 2000s. With Lost Tapes, the duo revisit that world with material that never made it onto vinyl at the time but remained firm favourites within their personal DAT archives. The three tracks on Lost Tapes deliver a stripped-back, groove-led assault: pounding percussion, hypnotic loops, and the unmistakable warehouse
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#34
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Ace Trax Volume 8
Oh yes, its time for another Ace Trax! This compilation EP delivers four outstanding tracks. Were excited to welcome debutants Ian Carpenter & Daddy Russell with their explosive banger Savage. Also making his debut is Freire, bringing Beija Flor, a haunting synth-driven cut with a wicked broken-beat groove. Rounding out the EP, we have a groovy gem from Hollen and another strong track from Atlanthes. What can we say? Pure top-tier stuff!
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#37
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Vortex
It's time for our second release of the year. Echofaze arrives on ANAOH with Vortex. Originating from Malta, Echofaze delivers a four track statement rooted in techno with a clear hardgroove sensibility, direct, powerful and uncompromising. Each track is built on strong, balanced foundations, with evolving synth lines that unfold progressively and carefully layered elements that develop with patience and intent. The result is driving, groove focused techno designed for the dancefloor, solid, timeless and highly functional. Darren (Echofaze) is unconcerned with trends or fleeting aesthetics. Darren's music stands as a deliberate offering to the club space, music made for movement, physicality and the deeper states of introspection that only a properly tuned dancefloor can unlock.
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#38
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Transmutations
Sweden meets Hungary for the first EarToGround of 2026 as we proudly introduce Lakej and Dave Wincent to the label with a collaborative four track Extra Player on our 64th release. The result of this merging of electronic talents is exceptional. Pure undiluted Techno. Transmutations delivers exactly what your mind and body needs, totally immersion on a pressurised dance floor.
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#40
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Background Music
Theres nothing quite like digging into new Anna Kost material. Despite toppling all expectations, its a given that one is into a box full of surprises, sharp turns, and cunning sound selection. Across 4 originals, Kost gives us a demonstration of range in bass pressure, from the subdued stepper attitude of Unseen to a garage infused ghost-note masterclass on Gud Dog, a trip-hop tour de force via Subcut and footworky dubstep hybrids on Carryon. Vardae sees us out with a remix of Unseen that adds the techno cherry on top to this release, with a scorching display of lysergic beauty.
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#43
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Silent Cry
Splatter welcomes back Vkn.modular, following his previous appearance on the label, now joining forces with Bête Imaginaire for a powerful new EP. Featuring three originals and a driving remix by Askkin, this release marks a sharp return and a fresh collaboration on Splatter.
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#44
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What Once Was
Press Release Label: Illegal Alien Records Artist(s): Ricardo Garduno Remixer(s): N/A Album/Single: What Once Was Track(s): Heartbroken, Hypersonico, What Once Was, The Clash Genre: Techno Format: Digital WAV/MP3 Catalogue Number: IAR392 Release Date: February 6th of 2026 Artwork Design by Rommulo Illegal Alien's label head, Ricardo Garduno, makes a quick and strong return to our digital series with a brand-new and compelling four-track release titled 'What Once Was.' After his last release in November, Ricardo is back with a powerful statement, delivering a finely crafted collection that captures his signature sound while pushing it forward with renewed intensity. This release stands as a testament to his diverse artistic vision and consistency, blending hypnotic grooves, raw and driving rhythms, deep atmospheres, and straightforward percussions, further solidifying his position as a defining force behind the label and within the global techno scene. www.illegalalienrecords.com
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#47
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Perception EP
Dario aka dxrvo dives into the deeper side of the label with four standout cuts. Carefully balanced and modulated, each track is crafted with focus and detail, making this a great addition to Groove Disorder. Mastered by Audiosculpture at Subterra, The Hague.
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#48
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We Are All Unique EP
Portuguese techno force DJ Dextro links up with Tokyo-based producer Tommy Wada for a no-compromise release on KD RAW. We Are All Unique is a three-track EP focused on raw pressure, rolling grooves and straight club functionality. 'Koso' opens the record with a looping, hypnotic bassline and tense hi-hat work, keeping things minimal while steadily increasing the pressure. The title track 'We Are All Unique' dives into tribal rhythms, distorted textures and an off-center vocal that gives the track its own identity. To close things off, 'Ultrasonic Perception' delivers a deep, mind-bending ride built for dark rooms and long nights. No fillers, no polish - just raw, driving techno made for DJs who like it heavy, dark and effective. We Are All Unique is built to do damage on underground floors.
