Since today pretty much every piece of electronics is a full blown computer, its just a matter of creativity and tinkering to find unusual or funny uses it. Anyway it doesn't ceases to amaze me...
New release by upcoming producer Igor Milton on Debuger label is a breath of fresh air, in a flood of mainstream techno tracks that resemble 90's trance.
Len Faki was playing an exclusive DJ set in New York at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum for Cercle. Beautiful location and very solid set...
Teenage Engineering is a Swedish company that got famous for its innovative products, both sound and design-wise. Their products, such as the flagship OP-1 portable synth, and their Pocket Operators...
New release on Intec Digital by Raito (and T78, on the last track) sounds good, will work on the floor, but doesn't manage to fully escape the current techno cliché...
We all know that he was known as "The Wizard" back then, but what was the sound of his DJ sets? I founded this recording of his set from the WJLB radio in Detroit dated to 1986.
If you are into underground techno, you have surely came across TKNO. This artist from Serbia has been releasing good techno for a while now, and he's got a new EP.
Interesting news from Superbooth 2018. Behringer came out with a clone that from some distance looks like the original legendary drum machine. After Roland's boutique edition of TR-808 (TR-08), in a couple of months we will have another (hopefully) cheap option
New album by Octave One named Endustry is out, under their Random Noise Generation alias. This kind of release gets a lot of people excited, and for a good reason. First album under the name Random Noise Generation was released 27 years ago...
Few days ago I stumbled on this video on Youtube and I must share it with others, couse it got me laughing so hard. This site has defended Nina Kraviz's stage moves earlyer, but this is just so funny. This guy did a great job of interpreting...
After the legendary TR-808, Roland Cloud got updated with another legendary machine. The machine that was produced back in 1983 (only 10 000 units) is still relevant today...
