The four-track raucous and mind-bending project crosses IDM, acid, and techno; and is imprinted under his Ssensorial label. You can expect some organic analog beats that are deep, pensive, and textured with wet expanding ripples and wistful synths.
'Voyage' is a head-melting trip down a dark hole, only to have a peaceful interlude of gentle, sweet, serine keys which massages the ears and lifts the soul; as the mechanical churn of the four by four beats plugs you along.
'Bruxismo' enters like a succession of fast hand gut punches. Quick percussions merge with an underlying rave synth, that slithers in and out but is juxtaposed by a xylophone. The melancholic keys dance around the harsh percussions, like the Beaty and The Beast waltz.
EP title track 'Hypereactive-1' is a dubious and sometimes brutal affair. Acidically tinged and with snappy drum patterns, it holds the fascinating layer that is omnipresent throughout the project: reckless beats that work in paradox with ethereal symphonies. 
The big finale is 'Bracing' with an odd combo of a slow like tempo but crashing percussions. A panoramic drone invades fluttering drum patterns. It heads towards a choir-like synth; the drum adds the velocity, but the keys hang then float away aimlessly, like unsuspecting dear catching sight of a human being.

Overview. Release that shows the evolution and sound maturity of Niño Árbol in relation to his introspection and exploration of analog-electric instruments. The result is a well-rounded EP with an original rhythmic base that leaves the paradigm of the traditional 4/4 metric, giving life to a new sound that‘ll serve as a turning point for Mexican Techno.
Bittersweet atmosphere and emotion that go from the profound to the dreamy, through forceful percussive and organic psychedelic texture.

Overview. We are proud to present the Comeback of THE DETROIT TECHNO LEGEND Aka Stacey Pullen.

After 4 years of one of the party's that marked the underground scene in Guatemala we have the pleasure to announce that we are having this legend back in the country and what more beautiful scenario than the Wizards Mansion Stacey Pullen is an innovator from the second wave of Detroit techno; he grew up under the mentorship of Detroit's legendary three: Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson. Still continuing to produce his characteristic atmosphere laden electronic sound, Stacey Pullen compounds his reputation as a producer with that of being one of the world's most in demand DJs. Above all, from his earliest attempts to the current day Stacey Pullen has stayed true to his one goal: to become and to always be an Innovator.
2011 sees Stacey still on the road, bringing his signature eclecticism to some lucky parts of the planet. As a result, every set becomes more personalized, more unique, a window into Stacey's musical passions. With Black Flag resurrected, 2010’s hit "Alive" is now followed up by "Get Up" in April 2011.
„I wanted to create a clean palette of ‚beats‘ music. Programming it to deliver a serious groove that would keep on coming, progressing and leaving you wanting more.“ Yes, please."

• Ale Granados
• Daniel Herrera
• Diego Campollo
• Digo
• Fernando Campollo
• Fito Cruz
• Hector Roman
• Jarana Motel
• Julio CR
• Luisfer Leal
• Lujo Prado
• Wicho Coto

Overview. Adam X‘s highly respected, deep, science fiction laden, Traversable Wormhole project celebrates its 10-year journey with a first full-length studio album titled Regions Of Time. Lying mostly dormant since 2012, with a cameo appearance on Hospital Record back in 2016 with two tracks, TW is now fully awoken from the long travel through the space-time continuum with eight new songs of thought-provoking, psychedelic, bassheavy, galaxian techno. 
Adam X‘s back catalog is, of course, vast, spanning over a period three decades under several aliases. The New York native recently released his devious escapade through rumbling EBM and industrial techno in the form of his full-length album Recon Mission, released under his Sonic Groove Imprint. With this project being under the Traversable Wormhole alias, be sure to expect a completely different facet to X‘s repertoire of pounding excursions. 
Step through the wormhole portal and take a deep cerebral mind trip into „Regions Of Time „

Overview. Token readies the third instalment of the ø [Phase] Versions series.
Over the years, Ashley Burchett’s work as ø [Phase] has become a benchmark for modern Techno production and the British producer has long since been a mainstay of the genre.
The Versions series pays homage to Burchett’s illustrious discography, reissuing new mixes of classic material – some of which has already featured on the Belgian label.
On this third edition, Burchett turns in new, peak time interpretations of tracks Espresso, Obscura & The Crossover – alongside a stunning remix from fellow UK Techno auteur Steve Bicknell, who reworks Token classic Xylo 3.

Overview. Carl Cox is an industry figurehead who’s legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell, and the label is proud to present the return of Anfisa Letyago.
This is Anfisa Letyago’s second release on Intec in the space of only a few months. Her last EP released in July picked up support from the likes of Ida Engberg, Pan-Pot, Alan Fitzpatrick as well as Pig&Dan.
Anfisa Letyago is a rising star of the Italian techno scene having on numerous occasions had tracks break into Beatport’s Top 100 Sales Chart. Born in the Siberian region of Russia, she has adopted Naples as her home, and become a regular DJ at many of Italy’s most prestigious events.
Other imprints to have featured her music include an eclectic selection of labels ranging from Spinnin' to Nervous, and this EP is another fine example of her feel good take on peak time techno.
The opening track “Hypnotic” has looped vocal textures that combined with the deep chord stabs, are accurate to the mission statement of the tracks title. Mastering you with its groove, the track has a shadowy atmosphere contrasting with the uplifting mood provided by the melodic notation of the pads.
“You Got To Work” is much darker than the first cut up until the powerful breakdown where gospel style vocals fill the track with an overwhelming sense of euphoria. Poignant synths add to the rattling groove of the percussion to create this high-octane cut of hands in the air techno perfect for peak time plays.