With his 10,000 hours of studio practice complete, PILO is taking full advantage of the current “anything goes” sentiment in club music by flexing the breadth of his experience. Label boss BOYS NOIZE joins PILO to kick down the X EP’s door with “PVSSY,” fusing aggressive electro with a sexed-up, femme 2 Live Crew call-and-response courtesy of DEEVIOUS. While the track is guaranteed to be a ubiquitous party anthem, it’s deceptively sparse - careful listening reveals the texture and masterful drum processing responsible for its massive scale, and there’s plenty more of this timbral...

Plenty of people rave throughout their lives, with youthful excesses giving way to more restrained tastes, as if genres came with age guidelines. Dubstep: Age 25 and under. Techno: For the 25-35 year old demographic. Deep House: Age 35+, credit check at door (minimum score of 780 required for entry). But rave lifers like LA’s BASECK belong to a rare, hallowed few, a global network that remains unnamed but commands deep, intergenerational respect. These are the lifers of the hardcore continuum, the circuit benders and break choppers, the organic, sentient archives of a digital underground....

"Love & Validation,” BOYS NOIZE and KELSEY LU's sex-paced industrial ballad, never received an uptempo club treatment - until now. The “Love & Validation Remixes” EP offers three new flavors of elevated atmosphere, syrupy vocals, and body-tuned rhythms from ELAX, MARCEL DETTMANN, and the elusive JACKSON. The recording of “Love & Validation” was an international affair, written and recorded in LA where Lu is based. The remix EP, however, begins with a double dose of Berlin courtesy of MARCEL DETTMANN, a central figure in the city’s Berghain era. DETTMANN keeps the vocals and atmospheric...

France’s Unklevon returns to BNR for the final release of 2022, the E-Computer EP. Unklevon has always been a researcher of classic electro, interpreted with a modern touch, and the E-Computer EP turns the clock further into the future.

The titular opener serves stabby, broken beat electro, a pastiche of aggressive Detroit synths and Teutonic atmosphere. Driven by pulsing bass nearly sub-audible on headphones, “E-Computer” holds a deceptively massive club track beneath the sparse surface. Cinematic qualities are expanded with “Pressure,” featuring Paris’ To Van Kao. Drenched in a...

LA-based PILO has represented the city's techno-driven warehouse scene for #BNR since 2013, and his penchant for savvy production and experimentation has only grown since. With the "Return the World" EP, PILO looks towards the turn-of-the-millenium sounds of Berlin and Detroit, bringing the expansive palette and bold dancefloors of the era into focus while impressing with a rich command of sonics and novel techniques.

Opener "Everybody" is a big tune, a future-ready interpretation of the 00's Gigolo Records sound where vocoders are played like electric guitars. At a speedy 137 bpm, the...

Taube returns to with more unrestrained, hedonistic techno. Keeping fun at the forefront of his productions, Taube fuels his tracks with personal touches and character. Through his productions Taube has gained recognition roaming the realms of Techno, Happy Hardcore, Rave and Glitch, his sound design marked by complexity and distinct personality. After recently signing with Boysnoize Records, the Berlin artist now follows up his “Where To Go” EP on the label with more high-volumes of passion and energy.

Adamski’s 1990 “Killer” propelled him to international stardom, and Boys Noize’s cover of the track in 2018 lead to an ongoing dialogue between the two producers. Now, in a special one-off release, Adamski brings a new EP, Black Star Acid to BNR.

The Black Star Acid EP is an exploration of the throughlines found in the decades of revolutionary musical innovations that infomed Adamski’s career. “Acid house” was an umbrella term for electronic music during the earliest years of the UK rave boom, and Adamski combines the pop fluidity of this era with the eternal, Roland hardware sound of...

Sharing lifelong careers and a fluid relationship to genre, Boys Noize and Skream know how sounds move through time, and their collaborative track “Trip” explodes in a hologram of club music past, present and future. A trip can describe a linear journey with a beginning and end or an acid-induced animistic hallucination, but this “Trip” does both as it progresses through hardcore, tribal and IDM inflected house.

As the geopolitical world violently fragments, the global underground continues humming through digital networks in a ceaseless dialogue of sound, image, and attitude. And what is the attitude amongst the subterranean youth in Russia, the central actor in our apocalyptic vibe shift, and home of Locked Club? Months ago, statements against the war - now it is no longer safe to speak. We will have to feel their attitude instead.

Much has changed since Moscow duo Locked Club released their Irak EP on BNR in 2019, but aggressive, thoroughly Slav-punk electro remains at the core of their new...

Venezuela-born, Barcelona-based artist Luis Garban debuts his new Safety Trance alias on Boysnoize Records. His Noches de Terror EP expertly collides menacing industrial, EBM and left-field reggaeton to reveal a soundtrack for uncertain times with a guest feature from global star Arca.

Garban is best known as Cardopusher and has spent the last decade creating noise-driven club disruptions. He began experimenting with mutating a rowdy, old school reggaeton sound for this new alias, which was the foundation of much of his upbringing in Caracas in the mid to late 90s. In response to and in...