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Eternal Chase Arrives at His Destination with ‘Square’ EP
Hailing from Liverpool, the exceedingly talented producer Eternal Chase has been very fairly putting his name for good on the techno map. Eternal Chase and his new Square EP features a deep-cut track with both heavy and melodic vibes.
Michael Klein Premieres Track From Highly Anticipated ‘Lips’ EP
RX Recordings welcomes one of Berlin’s finest for his debut EP on the imprint. Michael Klein new release Lips EP features original hypnotic masterpieces, as well as remixes from RX Residents Kemal Vatansever and Procombo. “Unagi” is an aggressive, raw, monster of a track. Delivering the sheer power of the Berlin underground, this track is an anthem for the darkest rooms around the world.
Temudo Continues His Streak With Soma Records
Portuguese maestro Temudo is back on Soma Records bringing his powerful and direct brand of techno on his latest release, the Artifacts EP. Quickly becoming the name in the scene for destructive yet rhythmic techno, Temudo has been at the top of his game as of late with a plethora of releases and tracks across some of the most recognized labels. This latest EP on Soma has him bringing his adept and striking techno production to the forefront once again.
Guest Mix: Ậ.DENIẬL
This week’s Guest Mix features Ậ.DENIẬL, also known as Annes, from Russia. She first entered the DJ world at the age of 14 taking her first steps into underground techno and breakbeat at Tunnel, St. Petersburg’s first techno. Since she hasn’t looked back. Read more
El Row’s De La Swing and NYC’s Pinto To Play Los Angeles on March 8th
In August of last year, 6AM’s WORK event brand teamed up with Los Angeles-based collective Madhouse DJs to bring the warehouse debut of one of tech house’s most exciting names, Rafa Barrios.
The event was a resounding success and a testament that the WORK and Madhouse collaboration for events of this sound was worth exploring further. It may have taken longer than either WORK or Madhouse wanted, but the second edition of this collaboration series is now scheduled for next week.
10 Abandoned Places That Make For Amazing Rave Venues
Not many things are creepier than long-abandoned locations, places long forgotten by time and people. They often exude a sense of foreboding that make them far too eerie for most to visit, yet offer some of the coolest locations to explore and see something different from the norm.
The truth is, however, that some of the world’s abandoned places also make for great venues, especially for raves and warehouse-type parties, not unlike the spaces thousands would flock to during the rave era of the ’80s and ’90s. Whether they need a little touch or some sprucing up is subjective, but we at 6AM like to think of these spaces as amazing potential party locations.
We have selected several that we think would be great venues for a rave:
Umberto Pagliaroli – Parallel EP
For almost 15 years, Italian native Umberto Pagliaroli has been smashing it up, making his mark on dance floors all over the world. Equally impressive (if not more) is his studio output, with over 15 releases on Beatport releases in the past couple years. Pagliaroli has established a unique sound that has stood the test of time, solidified and reinforced by his Parallel EP. He is finally starting to get the credit he deserves, as the parallel has been on Beatport’s top 100 releases chart, slowly rising since its release in early october. Parallel EP starts with the title track, featuring dark chord stabs and a rolling with some dope hats and shakers. Next up is Beat Me, a slightly more uptempo track with a tenaciously driving rhythm, psychedelic renegade snares and the occasional splash of noise. The record ends with Act, a dubby techno track with a groovy rolling bassline and some synth plucks. Preview the EP below, and if you like it, then click here to buy on Beatport.
