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CF Premiere: Piero Ceraolo – Cold And Kind [EXP Records]
One of our favorite labels returns with a new release. After closing 2025 with an impressive Various Artists compilation, it now opens its 2026 catalog with the third release by Piero Ceraolo on the imprint. We are talking about EXP Records, which once again presents the DJ and producer from San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina,…
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CF Premiere: Vexillary – Digital Suspiria [con:trace]
We are especially excited to be part of the new release from one of our favorite artists of the moment. Now based in New York, Vexillary unveils Digital Suspiria, a work that represents a new mutation within a project defined by constant evolution. In the artist’s own words, this is their boldest and most accomplished…
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CF Premiere: Daniel Rifaterra – Renzi [Vigilia]
One of our favorite producers returns to our platform after several months of editorial silence. With a distinctive vision of life, and someone who has recently used his social media to speak openly and critically about the electronic music scene — we highly recommend taking the time to listen to his reflections — he now…
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CF Premiere: Sanni Est – Freedom is a State of Baile Funk [exude records]
The voices of those who create and curate their art should always be the voices that are respected. In this context, we would like to let them speak for themselves about the next premiere on Club Furies, one that we feel particularly proud and excited about for its conceptual and artistic potential. It comes from…
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CF Premiere: Apigenin – Kundalini [Black Hole Transmissions]
In this new installment dedicated to the universe of Black Hole Transmissions, we return to Apigenin’s EP to focus on its closing statement: Kundalini. If in our first feature we identified the structural axis of the release, here we encounter its moment of greatest rhythmic combustion. From the very first bar, Kundalini asserts itself with…
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CF Premiere: Tripulante 79 – Dragon de Hierro [Rhod Records]
For many artists — and for much of the contemporary electronic music scene — club music represents a clear destination, almost a kind of mecca where sound, body, and community converge. For the Spanish producer from Granada, Tripulante 79, however, that territory has always been something different: a place approached with a certain caution, observed…
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CF Review: Neon Desire and Dark Romance: GEONI Introduces “Sweet Obsession” on Above the Noon
At Club Furies, we always keep a close eye on projects that, from their earliest releases, reveal a clear artistic identity and an ambition that goes beyond the song as a standalone format. That seems to be the case with GEONI, an emerging artist moving between alternative rock, indie pop, and a distinctly cinematic sensibility.…
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CF Premiere: Speed Mode – Falcons [TUTU Music Label]
Two of our favorites come together for a release that confirms the strong connection between curation and sound within the contemporary techno scene. The collaboration brings together Speed Mode and TUTU Music Label, two platforms we have followed closely at Club Furies for their consistent support of artists with clear identity and strong dancefloor energy.…
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CF Premiere: Andc, LUMERTZ – Objeto Inanimado [Hxagrm Records]
We return to one of our favorite labels, recognized both for the strength of its curatorial vision and the steady evolution of its catalog in recent years. From Spain, Hxagrm Records continues to develop an editorial line rooted in industrial, dark, and dancefloor-driven techno, where each release feels like part of a broader sonic narrative.…
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CF Premiere: Apigenin – Triangular [Black Hole Transmissions]
Since we began following the pulse of Black Hole Transmissions at Club Furies, we understood that the label doesn’t simply release techno: it constructs sonic artifacts with a total aesthetic identity, where the visual and the auditory operate within the same magnetic field. Today, that narrative expands with Apigenin, the new Berlin-based project uniting Solenoid…
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CF Premiere: Damne – Leather Bullet [Wetland]
The relationship between Wetland and Club Furies is no coincidence; it is the result of sustained curation, an ongoing dialogue between artistic vision and editorial sensitivity. Under the direction of Damne, the label has shaped a distinct identity where sonic aesthetics and visual imagination function as a unified manifesto. Today, we welcome back one of…
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CF Premiere: Charles Mooyaart – Fault Lines [Tlaloc Records]
We return to one of our favorite labels, both nationally and internationally: Tlaloc Records, a platform led and curated by MOGO, one of the producers we admire most for his sonic honesty and meticulous sound design. Over the years, the label has built a solid catalog within contemporary techno, consistently supporting artists who combine aesthetic…
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CF Premiere: 7mwn5l33p – 808 Exercise 1 [The Machines Are Alive ]
At last, we return to one of our favorite labels, both in Spain and internationally: The Machines Are Alive, a Madrid-based platform founded in 2015 by Del Valle. Since its inception, the label has distinguished itself through a radical philosophy within analog techno: releasing music exclusively on vinyl and working strictly with hardware machines, avoiding…
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CF Premiere: Erik Harper – Moments [BBop Music]
We return once again to BBop Music, the UK imprint that continues to strengthen its position within contemporary house through refined and consistent curation. If anything has become clear through its ongoing presence at Club Furies, it’s its commitment to house as sustained emotion, where the dancefloor is built patiently rather than forced. This time,…
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CF Review: Orbital Ascent: The Sonic Journey of Kolibri Live LP
The London-based label Kolibri Space Shuttle (KSS) welcomes listeners aboard its sonic spacecraft. From the outset, the invitation is clear: embark on a journey where constellations gradually unfold as immersive sonic experiences. Through its different series —NSTNKT, Kolibri, Grounded and Tribute— the label explores multiple territories within contemporary techno, moving between hypnotic dark rhythms, luminous…
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CF Premiere: RUMANU – Esquivando el Climax [Diffuse Reality Records]
Over the years, Club Furies has maintained an ongoing dialogue with Diffuse Reality Records, one of the most consistent and prolific platforms within contemporary European techno. The Spanish imprint is known for casting artists with a defined identity — producers who shape hypnotic groove, narrative tension, and mental depth without sacrificing dancefloor functionality. It is…
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CF Premiere: Geisterhaut – Roswell Incident [Invection Series]
Just over a year after the birth of the German label Invection Series, its sixth release arrives, confirming a curatorial line that refuses to lose either intensity or direction. In a short time, the imprint has built an identity shaped by techno rooted in tense atmospheres and abrasive textures, championing artists who understand the genre…
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CF Premiere: cat can do – you wishing I was there [Diffuse Reality Records]
Our favorite cat returns home! We’re talking about cat can do, the Canadian producer currently based in Alicante, Spain, whose presence on Club Furies has become anything but occasional. His ongoing dialogue with us mirrors the long-standing collaboration we have cultivated with the Spanish label Diffuse Reality Records. This time, the platform unveils Maryam’s House,…
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CF Premiere: Van Der – JL2325 [Subsist Records]
From Lisbon, Van Der (Vanderley das Neves) has built a trajectory where production extends beyond the studio: it becomes a curatorial gesture, an architecture of atmospheres, and a precise reading of the dancefloor. His collaboration with Subsist Records is not a strategic alignment but a natural convergence—two visions that understand techno as a radical language…
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