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Lewis Fautzi's Quatro Niveis on Hayes, the Portuguese techno and experimental platform built on restless exploration. The Barcelos producer — an early Jeff Mills pick — turns in four cuts of cosmic, industrial-tinged driving techno from 136 to 144 BPM, 'Zona Neutra' through '50.0 Hz'. Functional and forward.

A four-track 12-inch on Germany's The Third Room, the label built on cultural exchange and musical hybrids. Rene Wise & Ignez open with the atmospheric, low-end 'Anjos', flipped into harder territory by Nørbak; Claudio PRC & Luigi Tozzi's deep 'Onirica' gets a Markus Suckut remix. Hypnotic, dub-spaced deep techno at...

23.4 launches his own Dub Consistency with 'Elevation'. The Lille producer blends the spatial depth of dub techno with raw contemporary energy, running from 'Attitude' and the title cut at 140-144 BPM down to locked-groove tools, with a Volpe remix of 'Bring Back Memories'. Deep, dubbed-out, built for peak-time floors.

DHÆÜR's 'Collateral Pleasure EP' on Enemy, Dustin Zahn's Berlin label with a strong emphasis on deep, hypnotic techno. The Italian-born, Berlin-based producer builds stripped-down, rhythm-forward techno across four cuts around 136-140 BPM — bleepy, architectural tools from 'Bayes' Theorem' to '5th Chamber'. Hypnotic and driving.

Lewis Fautzi teams with The Advent on Fautzi's own Faut Section, the Portuguese techno label out of Barcelos. Fautzi's cosmic, industrial-tinged sound meets Cisco Ferreira's raw, no-circus techno across four cuts that around 138-140 BPM, from 'Graviton Field' to 'Echoes Of The Void'. Driving, substance-first techno.

Cape Town producer Novelty lands on Mitsubasa, the techno label whose name means 'three-wings' — soul, heart and mind. Four cuts of dreamy, pulsing dub techno running 140–144 BPM, from 'Common Thread' through 'Floor Relief'. Deep, hypnotic and texturally rich.

A various-artists techno 12-inch on Reverse, the Zürich party-and-label project. Four producers — Arthur Robert, Decoder, Jacom and Uväll — each turn in a driving, Detroit-rooted cut, from Robert's hypnotic 'Gluon' to Decoder's 148 BPM 'Running Start'. Puristic and propulsive, running 140–148 BPM.

A remastered reissue of Playin' 4 the City's 'Backfire EP' on Albuquerque's Plastik People, a label rooted in 90s US house and garage. Olivier Portal's French project — shaped by residencies in Paris and Chicago — works deep, dancing house near Chi-Town and New Jersey across three cuts at 123...