Blank Code Podcast 030 – Subfractal

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In an age of short attention spans and constant media bombardment, Subfractal have unquestionably cemented their position as powerful techno tastemakers. Their brand of brooding, driving, beautifully dark minimal techno has been propelling them up the ranks of the electronic music scene with breakneck speed. Subfractal’s music has reached international audiences through releases on well-respected labels like Harthouse , Excentric Muzik , Sleaze Records , Bosphorus Underground , Respekt Recordings , Frequenza , Brood Audio , CODE , Piso Records , Klimaks, Airbus , Teggno , Inminimax and many others. With support from industry heavyweights like Alex Bau , Slam , Umek , Adam Beyer , Richie Hawtin , Dubfire , Spektre , Fergie , Hernan Cattaneo , Phunk Investigation , Raiz , Drumcell , Audio Injection , Noir and so many more, it’s no surprise that Subfractal’s releases routinely appear in the upper echelons of countless techno and minimal charts. In 2009, their remix of Larry Power’s ‘Milk’ spent over six weeks in the highly coveted #1 spot on the Beatport Minimal Charts. Since then, their releases have seen success in the Beatport Top 100 Techno Chart on several occasions, including a handful already in 2011. Acclaimed performances at WMC in Miami, the Movement Festival and clubs around the world have seen Subfractal rip dancefloors apart with their showcases of booming underground techno and dark heavy minimal. Fahad and Syed currently operate out of Toronto and New York City respectively, and continue to demonstrate their versatility. They’re constantly remixing talented artists across various sub-genres of electronic music, and throwing events to help up-and-coming DJs gain exposure. Expectations are flying high for this talented duo and with a plethora of marquee releases and live shows on the...

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