TECHNO TAPE II
Released:
December 29, 2025
The sequel to our iconic 2021 release TECHNO TAPE. Genre-blending and mixing - longform techno jammers and shorter singles ready for the radio. To find the future, we look to the past.
RELENDLESS
Glue Soup
psypants
TECHNOTES
Eyelashes of a Camel
ESOTERetc.
psypants (AlternatEdit)
Dubplate Deli Vol. 3
ABOUT THE ALBUM
TECHNO TAPE II — Tape Lab
Released December 29, 2025
Tape Lab returns with a sequel to our 2021 techno release — a long-form collection that covers every corner of the electronic underground. House, Electro, Acid, Dubstep, Techno, Fusion — we explore them all. These tracks are built for the club and the long drive, engineered to push workouts and late-night sets alike.
TRACKLIST:
RELENDLESS 08:02
Glue Soup 05:03
psypants 08:54
Technotes 08:59
Eyelashes Like a Camel 06:02
ESOTERetc. 07:55
psypants (AlternatEdit) 04:34
Dubplate Deli Vol. 3 (bonus) 06:43
Highlights:
Long-form grooves that evolve: extended builds, patient breakdowns, and payoff drops designed for DJ mixing and immersive listening.
Tempo-hopping energy: from deep 118 BPM House to 150+ BPM Dubstep-infused peaks; we never let momentum stagnate.
Textural variety: squelchy Acid lines, thunderous low-end Dub, crisp Electro stabs, and classic four-on-the-floor Techno propulsion.
Performance-first programming: we pushed the Yamaha RM1X hard — sequenced arpeggios, percussive patterns, and live tweaks give these tracks a raw, immediate feel.
Club-ready dynamics: master bus treatments preserve punch and clarity while leaving headroom for sound systems. Tailored stems for DJs and extended mixes for seamless transitions.
Workout-tested: cyclic rhythms and adrenaline-ready bass make this perfect for runs, gym sessions, and endurance sets.
Listening modes:
Club Set: play the extended mixes, focus on the peak sections and percussive transitions.
Road Trip: cue the immersive tracks with deep stereo fields and long fades for uninterrupted drives.
Gym Mix: select higher-BPM cuts and tracks with driving low-end for maximum push.
Production notes:
Yamaha RM1X: central to sequencing and groove; we used it for hypnotic arpeggios, step-sync percussion, and on-the-fly pattern mutation. Many of the signature motifs originated from live pattern resampling.
Analog/digital blend: vintage synths and modern soft-synthesis layered for warmth and precision.
Spatial design: effects buses were dialed for club clarity — reverb tails and modulation mapped to breakdowns for dramatic motion without mud.