up and next on the releases are decka & roseen with “keynote”, introducing their first ever collaborative musical project. available on vinyl only.

inaugurating their first ever vinyl release, key vinyl welcomes young argentinian duo translate & pulso.

debut ep of the swedish duo ksel (kim stockblom + elias landberg aka skudge). a proper techno trip from another planet!

three freddy k tracks from his 1995 album available on vinyl for the first time (previously cd-only bonus tracks). limited edition - vinyl only.

key vinyl welcomes on board turkish born and amsterdam based beste hira, delivering an ep that brings together funky rhythms and soulful vocals. limited supply - 1 copy per customer.

hurdslenk is back on key with a proper 2x12 heavy hitter. the classic key sound, oscillating between relentless peak time energy and funky, textural grooves.

for the 46th episode of key vinyl, romes very own conrad van orton returns for a third round with kenosha kickers, a three-tracker that masterfully blends a fun and warm energy with the technical skill of a techno veteran. limited supply - 1 copy per customer.

repress incoming! key vinyl welcomes rkeat.

promising techno talent kaiser weighs out 4 big room aces forthe following key journey.

antonio de angelis returns to key with knocking, a classy, elegant and powerful 4 tracker which showcases the unmistakable expertise of the producer in matters of sound design.

when talent calls, key responds. so here we go again with edition 39, containing the excellent produced work from amsterdam’s young jsprv35.

introducing the latest addition to the key vinyl family: irish artist casey fables, who takes the steering wheel for the next sonic endeavour.

key038 announces the great return of young spanish artist who’s been constantly evolving and developing his potential: atonism.

timeless techno from a timeless artist. italian veteran antonio de angelis steps up on key vinyl serving quality material through an ep built out of classic cuts - never disappointing our thirst for excellence.

tribal, funky, super techno. emerging and extremely talented uk based hurdslenk offers us a robust 4 tracker where modern sound design meets a classic, year 00s approach to understanding the genre.

where knowledge of technology transforms into innovative musical output, arjun vagale takes the lead.

producer and live artist dold jumps into key vinyl with fibrillating, fully charged rollers.

fast, nervous, incisive. with rebecca delle piane, you really can’t go wrong. available on vinyl only.

twr72 jumps into key vinyl with a full madness ep.

after 12 years into the production of electronic music, this is the first vinyl release of the spanish artist atonism... in full effect!

repress incoming! kaiser on key vinyl.

repress incoming! benales is back on key vinyl with 4 tracks, 4 techno tools ... simply fire for the dance-floor on vinyl only!

repress incoming! the copenhagen master is back!

a phonic journey with jeroen search. 2x12 inch / printed sleeve / vinyl only

repress incoming! the debut longplayer from berlin based duo ausgang on double vinyl.

back in stock! vinyl only 4-tracker from troy.

spanish producer with 3 solid tracks in his unique style. vinyl only.

david löhlein in full effect. vinyl only. very limited supply - 1 copy per customer.

eric fetcher opens the krell lab for key vinyl.

eric fetcher opens the krell lab for key vinyl.

vinyl only.

linear straight & jeroen search with the next linear search release. vinyl only.

key vinyl presents the debut solo album from prolific producer dimi angélis. released on 2x12 inch - vinyl only.

ctrls is back in full effect and on vinyl only.

steady groove tools from border one on vinyl only.

remixes from marcel dettmann, substance and fiedel on vinyl only.

next key vinyl comes from vela uniform, including a collab with blawan. vinyl only.

perfect techno tools from benjamin morales. vinyl only.

vinyl only release from cinthie for the key vinyl rainbow series.

vinyl only release from moving thoughts.

vinyl only release from splice.

3rd ep in key vinyl’s leather, steel & fist series. vinyl only release including poster and glove.

echelon (aka jeroen search) will present a deep mood-driven entry point to ovular subterranean techno.

elad (aka elad magdasi) debuts the rainbow special spot series with a diverse meditation on drum machine mania. opening the full spectrum of fundamental techno, the elad ep uses undulating colour and light to highlight techno’s capacity for pure revelry.

leather, steel & fist
“it is the celebration of a state of mind, a sexual taste, an open vision, a certain freedom, a specific place.”
the project is composed by three releases in details: first release leather, second steel and third fist. a different artist for each release.
the second artist is stephno from italy!

pvs is an artist who is known for his solid productions on his own label h.omevvork (just to remind you of his masterpiece of four years fuckin society) and on the prestigious m_rec ltd label of max_m who sadly passed away (r.i.p.), and key vinyl. after years of experience in his private life and professional life that involved travelling around europe, he took a moment of break from the scene. now he’s back and will release this own musical journey where he deeply expresses his personal musical maturity. pvs developed an album where nothing has been produced randomly. the album can definitely be defined as a techno album, as is the general concept of key vinyl - records that can be heard on the dance floor, but that can also be listened to at home. enjoy this album that shows 360 degrees techno by pvs.

-in the beginning this track was a joke during a crazy moment of my life... now it is time to repress and prepare a new version to play. completely different , completely new... dangerous for your state of mind on the dancefloor. my buddy pvs will prepare

rome native marco piovesan is a dj’s producer. his driving style, pristine sound quality and nuanced tones makes his techno of the variety that draws bodies to the dance floor, and keeps them there. 2013 was his breakout year which saw releases land on gynoid audio, m_rec ltd.. that same year piovesan launched his own enterprise, h.omevvork recordings, as a haven for richly emotive techno music imbued in ‘90s spirit. to date it’s three ep’s have been remixed by luminaries such as giorgio gigli, daub and m_rec ltd’s sadly departed chief max_m. piovesan joined the key roster soon after as part of a split ep with another (then) up-and-comer, hector oaks. his two works, “black paranoid 7” and “black paranoid 10”, were clean, steely dj fodder underscored with a dark energy that made both of them potent club weapons. now piovesan returns with four cuts of surging, remorseless marching material design to tear up strobe-lit basements and big room halls alike. for djs who take no prisoners, who enjoy calling on the old techno ghosts too.

after last autumn’s ‘knowledge ep’, héctor oaks returns to key vinyl with four more solid dancefloor fillers of the kind we’re starting to expect from the berlin-based upstart. now several records deep and with his fourth berghain set firmly behind him, these days his sound is about as honed and gratifying as skills from the booth. and ‘kepler 186f’ is the proof.
on the a-side “dissolve” sets its sinews to march on this taut, tough and punchy number. “radial clicles” then reins in the muscle a bit in favour of a more skulking, spectral slow-build. meanwhile on the b-side, “stone storage” sends cool cymbals and crunchy hats on a sinuous, calculated romp. leaving “avoid reality” to close in noisy, bombastic fashion. but watch out—this one’s a bit of a tease.

key vinyl don their scouting caps once again for another split ep featuring fledgling and debuting talents. first up is the plant worker. this french dj and producer isn’t exactly new to the game, but as the plant worker he’s been slowly journeying down harder, rawer trajectories—as the name may suggest. with a trio of eps out already, “iota 001” and “iota 002” continues his exploration into purer techno forms with two cuts of deep, probing, loopy floor material. then on the flip, key vinyl unveil the first works from masked newcomer transient x4. “lost in perceptions” is a jangling sic fi trip to techno’s bleak and pitch-black periphery, whilst “ways to space” sends its cosmic theme off for a spell in the basement, coming out as a monstrous peak-time send off.

after an a-side debut on m_red ltd’s heady 10’’ series, shadowy outfit overall severity return with their first full outing for key vinyl. much like the slabs of steely sonic wares that have paved the way before it, “knowing the healing” presents three works of on-point dance floor material we’ve come to associate with the underground tastemaker. “explain pain” is the ep’s aggravated opener. a pounding kick and itchy percussion unfurls into a din of claps and noises, spliced with melodious peals and a low-slung sort of groove. “backfiring nerves” is one of those cool peak-time weapons: frantic yet subtle, deeply groovy and plied with much-loved vintage crashes. “parasympathetic” then concludes in the form of a chugging basement bomb awash with bleary acid tones, crystal hats and muted dissonant chimes. all in all, “knowing the healing” marks a powerful entry into the ring from these ones-to-watch newcomers.

key records have a knack for talent-spotting. over its short history the label, headed by underground advocate freddy k, has plucked early releases from the likes of conrad van orton and shapednoise, whilst drawing attention to the insightful sounds of upstarts pvs and hector oaks on it s most recent release, knife . now comes hector oaks first full ep for key, which sees the madrid-native deliver a cool set of functional floor works, designed with just one thing in mind.

techno as it should be!! pvs (already released on his own label h.omevvork and the prestigious mrec ltd) has signed one side of the vinyl with 2 tracks. the other side is signed by the spanish hector oaks, already highly appreciated as a dj and as a producer, wherever he goes.you have to listen to the record, everything else is just talk. lets do it!