Indie30 Techno

Anunaku & DJ Plead Combine For Three Cuts of Percussive Perfection

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18 Jul 2020
Bass Music, Drum & Bass, Electronic, Experimental, New Music, Techno
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Italian born DJ/Producer and Nervous Horizon head Guglielmo Barzacchini and his Australian counterpart and Sumac co-owner Jarred Beeler have come together under their Anunaku and DJ Plead aliases to produce a stunning three track EP. Titled 032, it’s characterised...

NOW PLAYING: New Techno Playlist on Spotify – An Independent Music Playlist by Indie30 on Spotify

Just added and now playing in our New Techno Playlist on Spotify Three brand new additions from Anthony Linell, Varg & VTSS and Free The ID off of the two volume 40 track compilation Scandinavian Swords IIII: Atlas of...

Tracks of 2020 Series Now Playing, 50 Hours of Quality 2020 Techno Await

Thus far during 2020, we have added and removed 472 carefully hand picked tracks to our New Techno Playlist on Spotify amounting to over 50 hours of top shelf original mix techno. As they’ve been replaced by newer tracks,...

ShhGrr & PWCCA Deliver Intense OTTAR Split

After releasing the 4 track split EP STX03 Research EP with Barcelona techno minimalist Eric Fetcher on his own Hardtools imprint Madrid’s PWCCA, the one year old techno moniker belonging to veteran producer Dr Cyanide returns in quick fire...

Tam Nisam Releases Three Gems on Debut For BROR

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09 May 2020
Dub Techno, Electronic, Minimal, New Music, Techno
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Romanian producer Tam Nisam has just released his debut EP on the Gothenburg imprint BROR owned by Swedish producer DJ Lily. BROR11 features three off-kilter dub influenced techno delights and a Lily remix of ”Negura’, its exceptionally intricate opener....

The Mournful Splendour of Whettman Chelmets

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08 May 2020
Ambient, Drone, New Music, Post Rock, Shoegaze, Techno
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The Rain, The Pour is the impromptu and immense new three track EP by Joplin, Missouri experimental artist and multi-instrumentalist Whettman Chelmets. Beginning in early April as a session to unwind in response to the tense blur of being...

Oscar Mulero Powers New Warm Up Digital Series

In keeping with its title Called Nature, Madrid techno legend Oscar Mulero opens up the new digital series for his label Warm Up Recordings with two full powered reminders of the ability his full press style of techno has...

[Update] New Techno – An Independent Music Playlist by Indie30 on Spotify

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24 Apr 2020
Deep Tech, Dub Techno, New Music, Techno
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A veritable revolution has taken hold over on at our New Techno Playlist on Spotify with no less than 23 of the 30 tracks turned over. Each of new additions have been made available to streaming services over the...

Kelly Lee Owens Gifts New Inner Song Track ‘Night’

English left field techno artist and producer Kelly Lee Owens continues to successfully navigate a path through the somewhat uncharted waters between pop and techno on her organically savvy new single ‘Night’. One of the few artists across the...

23 Track Konstrukt Compilation To Support Rode Kruis Netherlands in Battle Against Coronavirus Pandemic

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11 Apr 2020
Ambient, Deep Tech, Dub Techno, Electronic, Minimal, New Music, Techno
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Shoal who we just featured has also lent his considerable talents to This Is Not A Drill Vol 1, the 23 track strong new compilation by Amsterdam label Konstrukt in support of Rode Kruis The Netherlands in the fight...

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