Even though the recording is from 2013 the content is still relevant today. Mark Angelo Harrison is very well known for his involvement with Spiral Tribe as one of its founding members and graphic designer. The whole interview is extremely interesting, not only for Tekno heads. If you want to learn about the early beginnings of Spiral Tribe or about the post Thatcher era, you should definitely consider watching it. It’s more than just a interview about music, since it touches upon so many different aspects of the 90s. It is striking how much of a public nuisance these noisemakers […]

After 15 Years in the Business, Suck Puck Records celebrates its very own existence with the already 9th installment of the Fuk the Borders series. As you may expect already, the Compilation features everything relentless breakbeat music has to offer. It has a little bit of everything. Literally everything… The compilation offers more or less classic Jungle vibes, as well as super happy breaks, bouncy beats, but also grim and glitchy pieces that don’t fit any formula at all. For 7 Bucks it’s a steal, so consider buying that stuff! It also comes with great artwork which is available as […]

Right in time for our next event Indian Junglist comes up with a super solid four tracker on the Japanese Label Otherman Records. Infravision Vitamin is packed with rave stabs, pitched vocals and manic breakbeats. All 4 tracks are worth your attention. Your neighbours will love it, I promise! 1. Indian Junglist – Infravision Vitamin 2. Indian Junglist – The Sartyr’s Little Pleasures 3. Indian Junglist – Muscle Slice Hustle 4. Indian Junglist – Emotional Desert Btw. you can grab the EP for free 🙂

This guy from Russia appears to be heavily into Early Hardcore. If you’re missing rave stabs and cheesy melodies accompanied by distroted 909 Kicks you should find entertainment in his mix series. There are 3 of them out so far, so maybe check him out every now and then 😉

It’s already a few months out there but still worth listening. The latest Album by KRTM on the infamous PRSPCT label is an outstanding piece of art. This is the epitome of hard Techno, in my personal opinion. KRTM succeeds in bringing eeriness and flow together like no other. From slow to a little bit faster and from straight to broken. However, if you bought tracks by KRTM so far you might have some of the tracks from the album already in your discography, since some were previously released on Madback Records. But if you didn’t there’s no excuse to […]