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Michael Wells has been setting since 2013 a new standard in the genre, with a techno that is brilliantly functional, tense and immersive

Almost three decades have passed since the birth of the Techno genre and that makes it more and more difficult for a label to come out with innovative material. Though, a bunch of contemporary imprints have fared extremely well over the past few years. And among them is the London-based Weekend Circuit. Label owner Michael […]

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PODCAST #136 – Slave To Society, Andrew Bowen’s new solo project

Our guest today is Manchester based DJ & producer Slave To Society. He is the new solo project of Andrew Bowen (AnD / Shadows). Exploring the extremities of the hardcore sound, tempo unrelated this is about the amalgamation of industrial and experimental noise music mixed with electronic rhythms from techno to jungle. Releases with Bank

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PODCAST #133 – S3A, a trip through his widest spectrum of techno/ambient music

Mr S3A is our guest today on the Paradox series. A soundtrack for dark cellars and strobe filled clubs, molded from a pure and uncut techno/ambient template. Expect a trip courtesy of Sampling As An Art label head, through his widest spectrum of Techno/Ambient music. We are sure you will enjoy this masterpiece and don’t

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PODCAST #132 – Kessell made the heaviest techno sounds groovy

Our guest today is Spanish artist Kessell. He’s the man behind Granulart imprint, an innovative plateform that hosted pieces from the likes of Architectural, Steve Bicknell, Eric fetcher, Oscar mulero, Vertical Spectrum… in addition to the boss himself. Thanks to a stunning selection, Kessell made the coldest, darkest and heaviest techno sounds impressively groovy and

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