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KAREN GWYER SET TO RETURN WITH MAN ON MOUNTAIN EP

London based American left field techno producer Karen Gwyer is set to follow up on her thrilling and critically acclaimed long player from 2017 Rembo with the imminent release a new four track EP. Titled Man On Mountain, it...

NEW & NOTABLE: TYLER DANCER (USA) – 62 MILES HIGH

Kalamazoo techno DJ/Producer Tyler Dancer continues his upward trajectory in the thrill-a-minute world of underground, experimental and left field techno with the release of his new three track EP 62 Miles High. What’s arguably most notable is how he...

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