Kosovo Clubbing

A Deep Dive into the Rhythmic and Hypnotic Underworld In a time when the term " techno " is increasingly diluted, misapplied, and often thrown around in mainstream circles, the true essence of the genre seems to be slipping away. What was once the heartbeat of the underground is now threatened by commercialism, as everything from pop tracks to festival anthems is branded as " techno ."  But true techno remains steadfastly underground —it’s raw, unfiltered, and never compromises its integrity for the sake of mass appeal.  This is the space where Anders BR operates, and his latest release, the Eternal Hypnosis EP on TMM Records , is a powerful reminder of what authentic techno sounds like.Anders BR,  offers four tracks with hypnotic and rhythmic elements at the core of the genre. This is his second release with pure and raw techno label from Kosovo, TMM Records, and it once again showcases his creativity, passion, and deep understanding of what makes techno truly c...

After a 14 year hiatus, techno and electronic music icon  Dave Clarke  releases his third full length album this month, entitled 'The Desecration of Desire'. After teasing us with the fantastic first single ‘Charcoal Eyes (Glass Tears)’ featuring Mark Lanegan which received support from BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, Radio X and club plays from the likes of Laurent Garnier, Len Faki, Nicole Moudeber, Marcel Dettmann etc, the long-time pioneer once again showcases his studio skills and musical vision across 10 tracks that go well beyond the dance floor. Over the last three decades,  Clarke  has proved a singular voice in the underground dance world. As well as turning out essential tracks such as his famous Red Series, he has also hosted his influential White Noise radio show, which has just surpassed 600 episodes and remixed an array of artists including Depeche Mode, Chemical Brothers, A Place To Bury Strangers, Placebo, Underworld and Soft Moon. The De...

Before this party (Eelke Kleijn 7th may) there was another one in the  Spray club. You can listen to a short interview and the announcement for the party  HERE. People who went say it was really good, but not great. And that same night I was at  underGRAND , where  Vegim  was spinning, and the people were more concentrated on dancing than the tracks. Hmmm… I guess the tracks made them dance, no?!