replicator e.p. showcases 2 original tracks from cloned: prototype i, featuring a hypnotic bleepy arpeggio, layered on top of rhythmical breakbeat 909 percussions, while prototype ii is a dubbier affair, with dreamy landscapes. both tracks get remix treatments from berlin-based kyle geiger and lhr-head lars huismann. both inject more energy and intensity to bring together a well-balanced, well-rounded e.p.

surrounded by machines and shaped by steam, the iron monster rises into the night. its sublime puffing can be heard in the distance. loud the closer it comes! this virtuoso monster roams through factory halls and purrs in bunkers, his bass-heavy breathing sounds like the forge s hammer in the ear of thousands! menwood, who opens the gates wide, joins forces with a. mochi and kyle geiger. the result is a perfect bass-phony with 4 tracks in total. this is ferrous steam!

nice price deal !!! nice price deal !!! amazing va incl. tracks by kyle geiger, avion, session restore, stefan rein. techno without any bells and whistles. just pure energy!

bangin prime time techno

nice price deal !!! firmly believing against starting a label just for the sake of having a label, cubera labelhead kyle geiger waited to have a specific vision and concept for it before doing so. after almost two years of creating, refining, and revisiting projects for cubera, kyle gei- ger (drumcode, perc trax, droid, & mb elektronics) has carefully crafted a series of productions that carry the melodic presence of the deeper techno sound, while still maintaining the teeth needed for peak hours of the night.

kyle geiger returns on his home label with a set of tracks designed to recapture the basic function of techno. it s music to sweat to at a party. additionally, this package aims to capture a sense of timelessness through melody interwoven with a pumping breed of techno rhythms. the title track, homecoming, starts with a bottom-heavy percussive workout, then presses forward with an array of slowly filtering brighter synth stabs. the breakdown sees an arpeggiated synth slowly overtake the rhythm of the track just long enough to build tension and bring things back to full speed. the verge is a very stripped back, drum track style cruiser, which builds tension with a rising distorted pulse sound filtering in and out. just as it seems that the back half of the track will carry on as planned, a running melody comes in and changes the direction of the entire track. the verge (beat tool) is identical to the original, but build for those a little shy about slightly more upfront melodies.

kyle geiger returns to droid recordings for a three-track suite of techno and rhythmic experiments, jupiter storm. a1 (jupiter, hydrogen edit) builds from a rumbling kick, slowly constructing a space of delayed tones and filtered noisse pressure aimed at the dancefloor. b1 (mars) takes things for a truly unexpected turn, borrowing some of jupiter’s sonic language and reformulating a triple-metered groove with waves of noise and distortion. the title track, jupiter storm (b2) brings the full kick back into the picture riding the mars rhythms against the standard kick for a track that’s driving and infectious.

remixes by dave clarke, kyle geiger, t.p.heckmann, tony rohr & layton giordani

dmom welcomes french talent flex for his debut with a massive big-room-track. the knocking kick introduces some fine tuned and arranged techno in a really classic sense and has the ability to become one of those secret weapons everybodys talking about when hearing it on some set. on top of this kyle geiger delivered a remix showing the technotic side of his soul after his recent more melodic appearance on cocoon s recent compialtion, as used to from him with a superb sounddesign and kind of remdinding on his previous works some time ago on drumcode. finally southeast-european techno-ambassador vegim appears to slow it down a bit, taking it to the groovy edge.

kyle geiger brings you his third installment on his imprint cubera in a quest to bridge some crucial gaps between house and techno constituents. this time, taking it a little deeper with the use of vocal work from vocalist stefanie jansen for the title track scream, weaving her voice in and out of a strong synth and percussion work out. in the second mix of the a-side, truncate lends his tough, stripped style for his remix of >scream<, providing a welcome contrast to the original. on the other side, >underneath< adjusts the eps sweat dial to 11 with its shit-losing, raw synth hook. the fact that this track even has a sweat dial that goes up to 11 should communicate something really special. the final track step brings more of an stabby, yet scaled back afterhours vibe to round things out, while still carrying enough critical mass to make things a little messy.

following cuberas 2011 debut with the imperial ep, kyle geiger embraces a new era for 2012 with the mimetic desire ep–further establishing his fresh and uncompromising approach to techno, with his blend of traditional low-end strength and thoughtful melodies. the feature cut, >mimetic desire<, uniquely intertwines thick, defined bass with geigers signature percussion, and most notably, a searing hook that will easily find its place in the rising, peak-time mindset of a twisted dancefloor–while simultaneously providing just enough delicacy to successfully march through the early sunrise hours.

fourth step made by audio injection, the techno master from los angeles and part of the droid behavior crew,with a huge deep techno track, supported by three remixes from kyle geiger, ryuji takeuchi and octave.

support from: dubfire, speedy j, umek, pfirter, joseph capriati, alan fitzpatrick, sasha carassi, pär grindvik, mikael jonasson, audio injection, dr.hoffmann, tommy four seven, ben sims, psyk, slam, morel xavier, jason fernandes, a.mochi, bodyscrub, jamie bissmire, submerge, lars wickinger, subfractal, rene walther, chris liebing, gary beck, samuel l session, anderson noise, dvs1, angel alanis, angel molina, shifted, raiz, renato cohen, norman nodge, kirk degiorgio, inigo kennedy and many more

droid recordings has always focused on presenting domestic talent. the latest eps contributors are no exception. kyle geiger of drumcode fame teams up with longtime collaborator and friend bobby dowell. they both reside in the technos simmering hotbed, the american midwest. they are among north americas chosen few still representing techno in the place where they were raised and influenced rather then adding themselves to the over-saturated european scene.

after the huge impact of the trackman >dont stop< release which continues to be hammered all over the world, flux gets right back to work with another killer package, this time from label boss chris finke, with remixes and the remaster treatment of his 2009 >shut that door< tracks.

here we go again! with the >lucky numbers ep< we proudly present the next smashing release on driving forces recordings! dfr005 features a massice collaboration between us based kyle geiger (drumcode) & and uk techno legend jamie bissmire (space djz). this fusion brought out two mental and evil techno tunes called >lucky numbers< and >potential. both made to kick asses and early featured at dave clarkes >whitenoise< radioshow.
but theres more to come! attention should be paid to the mind-blowing remixes from the mighty space djz themselves and chicagos rising talent, submerge (mote evolver, fragments)

kyle geiger knows his techno. thats what becomes clear when listening to his brand new wrong turn ep. mb elektronics is still going strong!

drumcode and perc trax regular kyle geiger is the next techno prodigy to be welcomed into the roots family by label boss ortin cam. >no release< is built around a massive breakdown - major dancefloor damage!

kyle geiger has enjoyed a rapid rise up the techno ranks thanks to two very well received releases on adam beyer s world famous drumcode label and a handful of high-profile remixes including reworks for marco bailey s mb elektronics label, la techno dons droid recordings and of course perc trax, where his recent remix of material object won the support of joey beltram, paco osuna, xpansul, laurent garnier, nihad tule, ivan smagghe, michel de hey and many more.

perc trax is proud to unveil its first new artist of 2009. andre ruello aka material object is originally from australia and has now settled in europe to push his producing as far as it will go. his sound is a dense, grooving brand of techno a world away from the hollow cookie-cutter mnml currently clogging up most of europe. his tracks evolve and morph as waves of effects and synths wash over the listener, all riding upon tough jerking grooves that nod to classic speedy j, luke slater and adam beyer.

hej records welcomes two new artists to the growing techno family, steve parker (autist, attary) and kyle geiger (drumcode, droid recordings).

after the roller coaster success of the total departure from smith and selway comes yet another bomb from adam beyers now more than legendary imprint. after the success of kyle geigers release as dc37 comes the follow up release. as before we have a twisted dancefloor monster this time with the addition of remixes of heavyweights jpls and martinez

dj support - adam beyer, loco dice. marko nastic, marco bailey plus all the usual suspects not long after his discovery of techno, it was the harder, more precussive tastes of the swedish sound that initially inspired indiana based kyle geiger as a dj for years before the genres overall sound took a slower and softer turn. still loving the energy and power of the earlier phases of techno, while being greatly influenced by long time friends and minimal techno veterans such as jpls and skoozbot

incl. kyle geiger, stojche, avion .. decks tip!

basement galaxy is a technological concept that will surge from mind expansive soundtracks to no holds barred dj lineups bursting with technotensity. with ardent focus on the underground to the masters of the overground, without constraint, deserving voices shall be heard. the first installation of the basement galaxy soundtrack series features house/techno pro baller, jerome sydenham. here, sydenham give us a glimpse into his techno remix savoir faire. this 8-track techno boner features tracks from craig, planetary assault systems, truncate, radio slave, raiz, kyle geiger and bobby dowell, tom laws and xhin. the remixes of raiz - keep secrets and planetary assault systems - gt were collaborations with the legendary function (sandwell district)

taking a brief detour from his normal abrasive distorted sound, pinion showcases his broad spectrum as an artist with the desire ep. the title track, desire (half measure),starts out of the gate with a thunderous half beat 808 coupled with a swinging hihat pattern that slowly works ethereal vocal slices into the forefront, accompanied with a modulating synth pad that evolves into a defining melody. the sister track, desire (full measure), has very similar characteristics as the original, but allowing a little more edge for the dancefloor to build on. the third original track, recollection shifts gears quite drastically with a 135 bpm stormer with enough soul and melody to make the uncharacteristically fast tempo seem inconsequential. last, comes kyle geiger on remix duties to round out the ep with a housier take on desire, but still enough bite to fit nicely into any techno set.

gary becks bek audio imprint storms into 2015 with a loaded va ep from techno heavyweights hans bouffmyhre and kyle geiger, space djz, mark broom and gary beck himself.

our 90th release comes in the shape of our next edition of the sleaze select series. featuring 4 new and exclusive original tracks by par grindvik, secluded, kyle geiger & subjected.a collection of interesting, functional techno tracks. not to be missed!

welcome back to the cocoon recordings headquarter. we are proud to present the next chapter of our infamous compilation-series and believe or not: its m already!

part 2 of the remix series on limited orange transparent vinyl! played by dave clarke, adam beyer, chris liebing, alex bau, cari lekebusch, sasha carassi, gary beck, space djz, sven wittekind, torsten kanzler and various others!

the nachtstrom anniversary 2x12-release in strictly limited green and blue transparent vinyl including mindblowing remixes by gary beck, mike humphries, virgil enzinger and kyle geiger!
played and supported by adam beyer, chris liebing, tommy four seven, damon wild, perc, sasha carassi, dave clarke, space djz, cari lekebusch and various others!

big support by: chris liebing, tommy four seven, len faki, joseph capriati, kyle geiger, dj murphy, lars klein, masuki,submerge, jamie bissmire, monoloc, pfirter, cari lekebusch, anderson noise, a. mochi, david flores aka audio injenction, whebba, lars wickinger ...

one of the most famous techno labels from the past relaunches again with fresh energynew creativity and style, but without loosing it s roots and love for techno music! eady to hit the floors again with an amazing release of one of the labelfounders eric sneo called mass appeal madness incl. kyle geiger remix.

alessio mereu is back on his own renovatio imprint with a rolling and phat release that really smash the dancefloor with all the tree versions in different moods. featuring remixes from kyle geiger and matteo spedicati this release can only as described with one word...pure energy!!! the original goes percussive with lots of detuned screaming synths, kyle geiger take it to a cyclic and brute level, and matteo spedicati goes on the happy side

americas next generation of techno producers make their droid debut on this release. dustin zahn who has reincarnated himself from the stone cold sounds of labels such as compound to the powerful yet refined style of his current releases on drumcode and mindshake turns in one hell of a dark builder. analog god starts off with a sharp rimshot / snare combination then adds just the right amount of tresor style synth menace for a viciously addictive groove that doesnt stop kicking.

original mad max is an angry club stormer in their known electro-techno fashion. peak time use only! brightness on the other hand is an emotional melodic end of night anthem, perfect for fans of gregor tresher and the like. but hold on to your trousers when you flip over this record, and kyle geiger - from drumcode fame - unleashes his remix qualities.

limited to 100 copies

detroitÕs pioneering techno giant robert hood is next to take the reins of the dj-kicks mix series. his timeless 22 track offering includes four of his own new exclusives.

joseph capriati, italiens bester techno-export, prŠsentiert ein satt groovendes, schnell sŸchtig machendes techno-set auf fabric 80. capriati, der heute in barcelona lebt, legt seit 2012 regelmŠ§ig auf marco carolas music on clubnŠchten im amnesia ibiza auf und veršffentlichte sein letztes album self portrait auf adam beyers drumcode-label

welcome back to the cocoon recordings headquarter. we are proud to present the next chapter of our infamous compilation-series and believe or not: its m already!