dj spider is back with 5 incredible tracks of deep, raw house & techno for the dance floor! this release is not to be missed by fans of his work. true underground music at its best.

narrative film music and sound design for robert wiene’s psychological thriller from 1920, composed by karl bartos. limited edition double vinyl box with dvd and booklet included.

narrative film music and sound design for robert wiene’s psychological thriller from 1920, composed by karl bartos.

dubiosity on planet rhythm sales pack including prrukblk015, prrukblk018 & prrukblk021.

right after the twcor debut for the digital branch of planet rhythm, the mysterious twcor is back with a monstrous package of top notch dancefloor techno. grey matter ep revolves around deep low ends and exciting fx cuts. the 4 tracks included in this package are a fine combination of sturdy techno sounds that should turn some heads among lovers of the genre. pressing on clear and black mixed vinyl.

occassional duo pjotr g & dubiosity have become household prruk names within short time. a couple of months after the well received “a man is no island” ep a new submission to the ever extended prrukblk catalog was provided in the form of “savant”, a 4 track spanning work of staggering techno with the significant filmic elements that pjotr g and dubiosity cleverly incorporate into their hazy works of techno. whereas the a side is based on these elements, on the b side darker elements are introduced. “savant” is a ferm but uplifting techno record.

after the fittingly excellent 30th release from markatonio, analytic trail waste no time in delivering their next release, this time coming from scottish producer hans bouffmyhre. the paisley based artist has graced perc trax, harthouse and jochim speiths affin with his releases in the past and his production continues to garner support from a wide and revered array of djs. someone im not boldly kicks off the ep with a dark but grooved-out edge which will please fans of his previous work for perc trax wintery, late night and uncompromising techno. bermuda tool follows and pushes further into the darker territories of techno with a lazy pace providing counterpoint to a tapestry of moody effects. self punishment ramps up the energy but keeps the sinister, mechanical vibes of its counterparts while final cut planet deception closes proceedings with a drum focused workout with some killer yet simple snare work.