Dub Techno

Havantepe delivers 'Zero-G' on spclnch, the Dutch dub-focused label born in Minsk. The alias of Turkish producer Ismail Genc, he works elegant, dubby deep techno around 133 BPM across 'Strong Force' and 'Muon', with the slower title cut and a Basicnoise remix closing things out. Meticulous, spacious and dub-weighted.

Another various-artists outing on MixCult, gathering the label's roster across deep and dub techno. Four tracks at 126–129 BPM — Eric Louis's 'Whispers', Genning's 'Mysterious Fields', a Tvardovsky remix of Osman Öz & Subliminal, and Etzu Mahkayah's 'Drive The Sun'. Hypnotic and dub-leaning throughout.

Fachwerk member Roman Lindau lands 'Herb Politics' on Colorcode, the label he runs with Sascha Rydell and Monomood. The original tech-house cut at 129 BPM is reworked across a dub edit plus remixes from Monomood, Sascha Rydell and Seddig, edging into dub-techno. Functional, groove-driven 4/4 from the Berlin axis.

Part two of Lempuyang's remix package, pairing producer Hidden Sequence — the Cologne dub-techno duo of Paul Simmons and Stefano Ugliano (aka 6884) — with Berlin-based, jazz-rooted vocalist Milly James. Four reworks pull 'Legends' and 'All I Need' into deep, dubbed-out techno territory at 126–133 BPM, with Steve O'Sullivan's tribal...

Tommy Basics lands on Temple of Sound with two cuts of deep, dubby techno cut from Basic Channel and Swayzak cloth — 'Latitude' and 'Longitude', both sleek, spaced-out and melodic at 123 BPM. Hypnotic dub-techno for the deeper end of the room.

Geert opens the Dutch Sonntag label with Meandering Minds, four tracks of hypnotic dub techno. The Amsterdam producer builds bright, otherworldly grooves that hold the dancefloor at 123–126 BPM, with Ohm reworking the title cut into a deeper remix. Spacious and atmospheric, with the low-end weight intact.

Domino Vibes' 'Underground EP' on his own UK imprint. The Bucharest producer, DJ and mastering engineer behind Domino Studio moves between deep house and dub/minimal techno across four tracks, all held between 126 and 127 BPM. Stripped and dubby.

The second volume of Vuo Records' City Mood series, a four-track 12-inch from the Finnish label's deep, rough, moody technohouse remit. Ohm & Kvadrant, Armin Bender, label-owner TM Shuffle and Gonzalo Villarreal each turn in a cut of deep and dub techno at 123-126 BPM. Music for deep 4am moments.