FIT Siegel, otherwise known simply as FIT, has quietly risen to become a pillar of the Detroit underground. Siegel studied production under the tutelage of “Mad” Mike Banks at Submerge (aka the Underground Resistance HQ). His debut record “Tonite,” was released on Omar S’ FXHE label in 2012.
For several years, Voiski has struck a singular path in techno music, oscillating between experimental projects and the production of tracks marked by his signature style. Within the large spectrum of his interventions, Voiski stands out for rigor of his infinitely repetitive loops.
This boy serves cuisine instead of fast food. But before he reached that state, the true-school Berliner had to graduate from the city’s club boot camp. Awestruck by Berlin’s basements and industrial places, where techno was in its early-nineties prime, Soundstream was overwhelmed by Detroit’s beauty and Chicago’s roughness.
Answer Code Request starts the New Year with the release of his second album on Ostgut Ton. After his debut album “Code” from 2014, “Gens” will be out on February 23rd. Find more information here.
Start your week right and listen to our resident Leo Küchler for Grime Box at Griessmühle!
https://soundcloud.com/leokuchler/leo-kuchler-for-grime-box-at-griessmuhle
Have you heard about Eris Drew? Well, we haven’t, until recently our good friend Melanie from Her Damit Festival called us and told us about her. We instantly checked some mixtapes on Soundcloud and absolutely fell in love with her sound.
Given his releases on some of techno music’s most prominent labels many will already be familiar with Monoloc. After taking his first musical steps on CLR in his native city Frankfurt he relocated to Berlin in 2014 where he captured the attention of Dixon and Âme who included his “Flaneur” on the Innervisions Secret Weapons Part 7 EP.
Anastasia Vtorova has been emitting strange yet compelling sounds since 2014. Her first available tracks were on underground cassette releases, and, more recently, she’s appeared on the label Peder Mannerfelt and subterranean noise bastion Where To Now?
Seemingly out of nothing, through dust and with no bang, Vril appeared on the scene. His music made such beautiful noise that it instantly found his place on Marcel Dettmann’s selection for his “Conducted” CD and on Ostgut’s release schedule.
Be it ’80s new wave, ’90s West Coast Hip Hop, Disco or Dance mania, Daniel Bortz brings things together that aren‘t bound up with realness and street credibility; he fuses his own world of sound for today‘s dance floor. XLR8R visited him a couple of years ago in his hometown Augsburg to find out more about Daniel Bortz – read the whole “get familiar” story here.
In the 90s he escaped Russia only to find refuge in the legendary Ultraschall club. Today he is a rare creature, an exceptionally gifted beast, a worshiped legend, a mythical figure beyond comparison. Many have tried to emulate him, but they have all failed miserably and had to bow before the king of nightlife.
As a DJ and producer, Setaoc Mass is part of a select cut of young artists who are absorbing techno’s legacy and carrying the torch into tomorrow. Whilst overseeing his own imprint SK_eleven, his releases push a galvanising brand of techno, steeped in a sense of urgency, ever-propulsive with acute detailing and nods to a futuristic space-age.