Dark Tech Selections Vol. 240 [Vinyl Only Mix]

01. Svreca - Erosion* - Semantica Spain - 2021 02. Sandwell District - 7" Untitled - Point Of Departure - 2023 03. PRG M - Flutto Rovente - Mist - 2020 04. Fabrizio LAPIANA - Demons - Attic Music Italy - 2021 05. LAERTES - Pulse Two - Pulse Two - -2020 06. AUTOKINETIC - A Saucerful Of Sequence - Mistress - 2021 07. PSYK - Out Of Sight (Sigha remix) - Non Series Spain - 2022 08. HOEDUS - Broken Mirror (Anthony Linell remix) - Mental Modern Italy - 2023 09. Boddika - Broken Wave - Counterchange Recordings - 2018 10. Gianluca CAIATI - Rude Exhibition - KSR Italy - 2022 11. Shifted - Chapter 69 - Our Circula Sound - 2012 12. LSD - Process 12 - LSD - 2020 13. Christian Wunsch - Fluid Mechanics - Dyad - 2016 16. ROBERT S - Nervosismo - Revolt Techno - 2018 17. UFO95 & Rodhad - Lavende (03) - WSNWG Germany - 2024 18. Rumenige - Fastfood - OAKS - 2020 19. Takaaki Itoh - Boyscouter - Mord - 2018 20. Simone Giudice - Pace - Semantica Spain - 2022 21. TRANSIENT X4 - V3 - Subjected Systems Germany - 2018 22. Peryl & Rodhad - Kallait 04 - WSNWG Germany - 2024 23. TRIPEO - Robber Barons (Answer Code Request remix) - Kias - 2023 24. Pagalve - "Acidized" (Loktibrada remix) - Shaded Music - 2015 25. Jamie BISSMIRE - Woven Whispers - No Signal Germany - 2024 26. Viels - Gone - Analog Section Holland - 2022 27. Yan COOK - MoonFlow - Planet Rhythm - 2021 28. Surgeon - Triple Threat - Tresor Germany - 2025 29. ASC - Isodensity - Arts - 2020 30. HERMES - Stasis - Olympos -2018 This set is deeply inspired by the spirit of Birmingham techno nights in the Tunnel Club, where the true underground still breathes. It carries that unmistakable feel of rawness, integrity, and restraint—music shaped by dark rooms, heavy systems, and a community that values depth over spectacle. From the first moments, the sound is inward-looking and uncompromising, rooted in tension, repetition, and atmosphere rather than obvious drops or flashy moments. The rhythm feels functional and physical, yet emotionally distant, echoing the Birmingham tradition of techno as a tool rather than a performance. Loops grind steadily, textures scrape and pulse, and space is used deliberately, creating a hypnotic pressure that pulls the listener into a focused, almost ascetic state. There’s a sense of discipline throughout the set—every element earns its place, nothing is excess. As it unfolds, the energy becomes dense and enveloping, evoking late-night warehouse floors where the crowd moves instinctively, not for release but for endurance. The music feels industrial, shadowed, and serious, yet deeply human—designed for those who listen closely and stay until the end. This is techno in its underground form: honest, austere, and immersive. A set that reflects Birmingham’s legacy—where techno isn’t about trends or moments, but about continuity, pressure, and the shared experience of losing yourself in sound.