Discover 18 rave releases with free Bandcamp download codes from independent artists and labels.
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11 track album, Released June 26, 2026 as free (cc) digital download and in beautiful limited CD edition. Composed, produced, mixed and mastered : Jawhinge Cover artwork design and video : Georgi Durankiev [mhrk498]
Stotrojka is delighted to present the latest release from Alex Plant, a Kumanovo-native musician and producer, currently living and playing in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. "Black is Back EP is a controlled simmer of tight energy driven by carefully selected beats, deep synth lines and arpeggiators coupled with rave cuts and trance progression at given moments. The excellent sound design emphasizes its overall dance approach that experiments progressively without any stylistic limitations." [Todor Karakolev] Alex Plant - synths and programming MaYa - vocals Sanya Mihajlovic - keys Mixed by Alex Plant Mastered by SubWave Mastering London Cover design by Marko Janev
"Although grounded in steady beatwork, Deeper Under is as free as music gets, wandering this way and that in pursuit of something or other which isn’t completely clear. Innovative, silly, haunting, tuneful but always totally infectious." - Norman Records 'Album of the Week' Review: www.normanrecords.com/records/207859-malk-deeper-under/reviews 'DEEPER, UNDER', the latest album from MALK, is the second volume in his journey through the history of rave. A sequel to his 2018 album 'WE BELONG UNDERGROUND', the work speaks like a collection of dusty, played-out house, jungle, and club twelve inches resurfaced in a warehouse that were never-before-released digitally. Some songs might sound recognizable, some not, but all have been altered and composed with what has become his detached sound. Broken Casio keyboards, a veneer of nostalgia, and tongue-in-cheek samples litter the vignettes in a way that can be interpreted as both a celebration and a critique of rave culture past and present.
Somewhere between silicon and sorcery, a forbidden ritual has begun. Synthetic synesthesia is summoned through signals and code. Hypnotic enchantments tunnel through the mind's eye. Those capable of conjuring this arcane mechanism are believed to carry spell books made up of 1s and 0s. This may seem as farfetched as a cloth made of metal, but the phenomenon is all too real: Technomancy. DJ DanceAlone has crafted "Technomancy," a club-ready techno 2-tracker that defies convention. These tracks twist classic techno ideas into something looser, stranger, and slightly mutated. On “Conjure,” pounding 4x4 drums and a rubbery, revelatory bassline drive the ritual forward while cryptic and frantic vocal fragments are layered expertly through the mix, evoking frenzied hysteria. Equal parts intensity and irreverence, it’s a track that demonstrates that techno need not always keep a straight face. “Metal Cloth” pushes deeper into the smoke by layering angular metallic percussion, warped textures, and effects with mutant organ-like tones that evoke a physical auditory experience, similar to music that artists like JLIN and SOPHIE have created. The portal opened by this silicon summoning closes in 6 days and then the price ascends to another dimension. Add this one to your spell book while the ritual is still alive. credits released May 21, 2026 Composed, recorded, and mixed by DJ DanceAlone Mastered by Kevin McHugh (Valence Studios) Album artwork by Alex Rubenstein (Black Magic Recordings) Black Magic Recordings | BMR036
If you like modular sounds via the Arp 2600 - hypnotic, hard techno - and a retro yet modern sound, you'll dig this. CHECK IT OUT AS WELL AS THE REST OF MY STUFF! If you like what you hear, please find me elsewhere online :) @HerNoiseIsViolence is my handle :)
Enzo's back on the decks this week with a new mix, featuring a world exclusive preview of a new track in collaboration with Saint Pepsi! There's future funk and vaporwave from Kouek, Runners Club 95 and slowerpace; an old school UK garage cut; plus synthwave bangers from the likes of Timecop 1983 and Carpenter Brut... And there's even time for some classic rave anthems at the end! As ever, these mixes are all free - but if you feel like making a small donation it all helps to keep the project ticking over.
Empath & Kitkatone joined forces to produce you this blissful yet psychedelic two-tracker.
PODRACING001 Sorry Records - 2020 https://thephantommenace.bandcamp.com/track/te-amo-poppp-podracing001
Sorry Records is proud to present the debut release from Bay Area-born/Brooklyn-based producer Escaflowne. Fresh off his inclusion on Haus Of Altr's massive mission statement HOA010 compilation, Escaflowne makes a proper introduction with The Stimulus Pack EP - five tracks of souped-up house music filled with addictive grooves, gritty acid, soaring diva vocals, and divine rave stabs. Detroit mastermind Huey Mnemonic provides the cherry on top of the whole thing with his full-tilt breakbeat driven "Midnight Maurader Mix" of the Let No Man Put Asunder sampling "Beybah." Originally hailing from Flint, Michigan, Huey Mnemonic a.k.a. PJ Swerve has made his greatness known through his 2019 Vanity Press 12", a bootlegs split with DJ Swisha for Vanity Press imprint Hot 'N' Ready, and the launch of his new Subsonic Ebonics label this month with his Virtuosity EP featuring MoMa Ready. Premieres for singles off The Stimulus Pack via Mixmag and Les Yeux Orange. All of the label proceeds from this release and the entire Sorry Records discography for the month of June will be donated directly to pro-black/anti-police charities and bail funds such as The Okra Project, Bushwick Ayuda Mutua, and G.L.I.T.s. credits
The debut EP from beloved long time Sorry Records affiliate Drummy. Following up years of insane singles and remixes for Sorry Records and our friends over at Kindergarten Records and Juke Bounce Werk, Tampa-born/NYC-based producer Drummy makes his proper debut with four buoyant tracks full of tunneling techno, bass driven garage, wailing house, and thundering metal alongside a peak time hardgroove remix from Tennessee techno prodigy Max Watts (BANK, Haus of Altr). Mastered by UKG legend Mike Millrain (Nice 'N' Ripe, The Streets). Drummy’s tracks have been written up in the last two issues of DJ Mag and played by folks like Object Blue, MoMa Ready, Ariel Zetina, Savile, Bored Lord, DJ Voices, Spinee, and Iglooghost “3 tracks and a remix that can only be described as my love letter to Sorry Records - our industrial-grade techno kitchen has enabled me to burrow deeper & deeper underground while Nick, Tony & Kylie do all the work..this EP is meant to encapsulate what the label means to me so far." - drummy Released on February 5, 2021 Production & Artwork by Drummy Remix by Max Watts Mastered by Mike Millrain
The first collaborative release from Brooklyn-based DIY outfit Sorry Records and Chicago-via-Detroit co-operative label EAT DIS, Tony G presents One More Time — four powerhouse techno tracks full of hypnotizing gnarly wormhole techno spiral that comes complete with a nearly 170bpm Miami Bass fever dream electro remix from DJ Girl (Planet Euphorique, EAT DIS) and an arresting hard drum take from Taipei experimental club luminary Sonia Calico. The third release of the year from Rochester-born/NYC-based producer/dj Tony G, One More Time is Tony’s evil hangover post last March’s gospel house piano explosion Pianoman EP with Philly ballroom genius DJ Delish and west coast rave queen Bored Lord. Drawing inspiration from bleary NYC raves of a pre-COVID past as well as a particularly transcendent Wata Igarashi live set at Sustain-Release Year Six, One More Time is a testament to Tony’s craft-filled, genre-hopping talent. Previously praised by as “one of a few young New York producers doing new things with classic house (Resident Advisor)," One More Time finds Tony taking on classic techno, past and present, with precision and glee. 1. One More Time (Techno Mix) 2. Robotomy 3. Questions 4. One More Time (Sonia Calico Remix) 5. Robotomy (DJ Girl Remix) 6. One More Time (House Mix) 7. One More Time (One More Mix)
Introducing PowerPlay — the new collaborative project from C Powers (Sweat Equity, CGI, Astral Plane/Contagion Discs) and PlayPlay (Knightwerk, Juke Bounce Werk, Worst Behavior). Long in the works, Sorry Records is proud to present the duo’s debut release Breaking Capacity. Eight tracks that gleefully fuse breakbeat frenzy, energetic jungle, and uncompromising queered antifascism made with love by two long-time members of the American South rave underground. More info + statement from PowerPlay --> https://power-play.bandcamp.com/album/sr43-breaking-capacity-w-bored-lord-escaflowne-remixes 1. They Breaks 2. Cool Break 3. Speed Vortex 4. ACAB 5. ACAB (C Powers VIPPL Mix) 6. They Breaks (PlayPlay's Redux) 7. ACAB (Escaflowne's Acid Bastard Remix) 8. ACAB (Bored Lord's All Cops Don't Go To Heaven Mix)
⇣ ꐕ ⇡ DULLAFTRUSE - EMANATOR [SR48] ⇣ ꐕ ⇡ Sorry Rec & Juke Bounce Werk alum DULLAFTRUSE returns to Sorry Records with six massive new club cuts ready for the dancefloor matrix. Building on the club fusion bliss of his RUMBLEPACK EP featuring DJ Swisha, EMANATOR finds Bishop pushing further into new zones of his own personal hardcore continuum, a floor-focused exploration through techno, club, jungle, ukg, rave menace, and club ecstasy. We met Bishop in the dms a few years back when he sent over what would become his RUMBLEPACK EP - an early Sorry standout that featured DJ Swisha on the remix. Since then he’s been a passionate supporter, loyal friend, and Sorry family through and through. He’s been holding down the underground club scene in San Diego for a minute now through his party ETHIXX that has brought folks to town like Bastiengoat, DJ Swisha, C.Z., and quest?onmarq who had Bishop contribute the inaugural guest mix for their great SPIRALinggg residency on The Lot Radio here in Brooklyn. Bishop has reunited with amad.studio for the fantastic artwork and engineer DJ Chap (Teklife) on the master. released October 18, 2021 Written, produced, mixed by DULLAFTRUSE Art by amad.studio ( amad.studio ) Mastered by DJ Chap
Tokyo-based producer/dj SEIMEI makes his Sorry Records debut with four slamming tracks touching on techno, breaks, robot vocal electro, and party rocking house. Only the second Sorry Records release from a non-US based artist in our nearly ten years of existence, Seimei's Tokyo Funky Breaks EP features a slammin remix from Seimei's brother and fellow young Japanese legend Carpainter in addition to a bonkers Florida Breaks remix from our friend and Baltimore-born, Brooklyn-based club music star JIALING (a.k.a. BIG J). Co-founder of seminal Japanese dance music collective/label TREKKIE TRAX, Seimei has been a tireless force in the Japanese dance underground for over a decade now. TREKKIE TRAX's catalog is absolutely massive -- 190 releases and counting, over 800 tracks of all shapes and sizes released with DIY care and love over the last 10 years. Seimei's productions have been released on superb labels like Moveltraxx, WET TRAX, Midnight Cult, Top Billin Music, Akihabara Heavy Industry Inc. He's remixed Japanese techno legend Ken Ishii, done guest mixes for both Hessle Audio, LUCKYME® on Rinse FM, and Mix Up Exclusives on triple J presented by Nina Las Vegas. Seimei also runs a monthly radio program ‘TREKKIE TRAX RADIO’ on the Japanese biggest dance music radio station ‘Block.fm’ and has a residency on Gilles Peterson’s Worldwide FM.