
Anatolian Weapons offers for name-your-price download on his bandcamp page 4 Asian-inspired edits.

Anatolian Weapons offers for name-your-price download on his bandcamp page 4 Asian-inspired edits.

Ghosting Corporation label head and esteemed producer Mike Sacchetti joins the ‘A UFO’ fold with his muscular edit of Taboo’s ‘Techno Paranoia’. The track is enveloped in swathes of smoke-drenched sleaze and Belgian body music, allowing Sacchetti’s sonic prowess to shine through. He enhances the original’s relentless energy with an overall crisp lift. The 1989 floor filler’s is given high-end effervescence contributing to the peak-time energy, giving the track a mechanical bite. Mike Sacchetti captures the feeling of the original while bringing it into the realm of today.

DayVentura is back with another modern-dancefloor-fresh edit of a classic European proto-techno masterpiece.

ARMOR, a new alias from Pascal Pinkert (Ambassade / Dollkraut). La Balade de Misrakis is the first single from the upcoming album Love Chaos, out this spring. A few years ago he visited Turkey and Lebanon to collaborate with artists such as trip-hop legend Zeid Hamdan and Egyptian singer Maii. While many of these recordings found their way into Dollkraut releases, revisiting the material sparked the need for a new outlet. With ARMOR, Pinkert dives deeper into the space between folk traditions and electronic experimentation. Hypnotic drones merge with Middle Eastern percussion, while subtle rhythmic structures fuse with immersive soundscapes.

Danny Wolfers presents a brand new Smackos album as name-your-price on his bandcamp page. ‘Come for the Universe Stay for the Clowns’ is dedicated to the memory of Koen van Someren Gréve and includes nine synthetic hardcore ambient synth folk ballads.

Dark Synth aficionado and renowned New York City party starter Facets lands on our ‘A UFO’ free edit series with an energetic rework of Delkom’s “Sexploitation.” He preserves the entrancing vocals from the seminal 1990 release, keeping them loose and sultry while infusing the percussion with his signature snap.Facets mindfully rearranges the track, bringing the groundbreaking instrumentation to the forefront and letting the lyrics pierce. By maintaining the commanding essence of the original, this Serbian native revitalizes the track, allowing it to soar once again on today’s dancefloors. Facets continues to enhance his impressive collection of reworks, leaving his uniquely forward-thinking mark on a classic from another golden era.

This is DayVentura’s first edit of the year 2026.

New free tracks from Mystery Friend. Expect full action with 707, 727 and a lot of samples.

This is a 2025 retrospective with “musical gifts” discovered on bandcamp. The music here is shared as name-your-price by artists and labels we admire. You can download the music for free, but please support the artists.
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A new edit from DayVentura to wrap-up the year 2025.

It’s that time of the year when Anthony Rother comes yet again with a new album, EXIT UTOPIA, as always available as ‘name your price’ on his bandcamp.

This track from MVQX dates back to 2019; now it’s here, remastered, and available to download for free.

Ortrotasce presents a new piece carved from voltage and intuition, a small sonic artifact for those who listen between the lines. Free download on his bandcamp.

Cold Transmission Music presents a compilation featuring 23 songs released in 2025 by the label, including artist like Grey Gallows, Kalte Nacht, Kay-Chi, Nightcrawler, Oliver Decrow, Rina Pavar, S Y Z Y G Y X, SIIE or Years Of Denial.

Nothing Was There Records presents a bandcamp name-your-price release by Analog Search.

DayVentura surgeries another classic bumped for modern times.

Les Yeux Orange shares this disco rework to play in the cool of the evening when the sun goes down. Remastered by Antoine Dautruche aka LeonxLeon.

Zorlok Compressor is a new project from Legowelt. Forged from dark wave rave – acidhall – dubstep (not the drop-bro EDM trash), electro – oldschool jungle – digidub – bass and whatever flies with that. Pushing the sound back into underground territories with a raw live energy. No mundane safe humdrum wallpaper club music or overproduced clean perfect stereo plastic sound but stuff to create temporal rifts in time & space on your dancefloor and in your mind. These songs mostly started from the more intense later zones of Legowelt’s live performances — though these often start with ‘lighter’ electro, Italo disco, techno, acid pieces etc. it often flows into the sound of Zorlok Compressor.

Five more edits from DayVentura ready for your Halloween pleasure, all ready for downloading on his bandcamp page.

Halloween gift from DayVentura including 11 edits, all ready for downloading on his bandcamp page.