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Club Furies Review | Windows of Marzahn: _studio416 x Sender Berlin Build MazanA on Snork Enterprises Records

Snork Enterprises brings Sender Berlin back with MazanA, a four-track EP produced in collaboration with _studio416, the collective formed by Sven Elmlund and Hendrik Vaak. The release arrives fourteen years after the Berlin project’s last record, and it does so on the same label that put out that album back in 2012.

Sender Berlin has been around since 1999. The original core, made up of Hendrik Vaak, Torsten Litschko, and Alexander Lukat, welcomed Sven Elmlund in 2024. The project’s first two albums, Spektrum Weltweit and Gestern Heute Morgen, came out on Tresor Records and shaped a trajectory that never settled into a single techno style.

_studio416 is the studio collective of Sven Elmlund and Hendrik Vaak. That’s where the idea of reviving Sender Berlin was born.

_studio416 works as the space where Sven Elmlund and Hendrik Vaak process what Sender Berlin hadn’t touched in fourteen years. The studio sits in Marzahn, far from Berlin’s usual circuits, among the concrete housing blocks built through the seventies and eighties. That environment, hostile at first glance, holds a life of its own. Birds sing, the wind cuts through the concrete pillars, and the city’s noise only becomes noticeable once attention settles on it, past a certain hour.

Hendrik Vaak describes a scene that sums up that relationship between space and production well. While they worked, the lights in an apartment building facing the studio switched on and off, sometimes in time with the music. Some windows stayed lit no matter what. Others never lit up at all. That observation reads as more than an anecdote.

Marzahn’s built environment, with its repetitive architecture and its invisible domestic rhythms, became a material condition of MazanA’s sound. The studio didn’t just house the production, it shaped it. Those strangers’ lights, switching on with no evident pattern to an outside observer, work as a precise metaphor for how Sender Berlin and _studio416 understand techno today, a system that holds together without needing every part to reveal its inner logic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJInnjy2bz0

MazanA keeps Berlin techno as its foundation, danceable without rushing, with excursions into Detroit and dub techno on the opening cuts, and a more spherical, vocal-driven vein toward the close.

The title track carries a heavy conceptual weight, that of the concrete that gives depth to the whole record, translated into a sound that’s hard, cold, massive, and finely polished. It unfolds without a care, like cement left to dry, its power resting in the indifference with which it knows itself unshaken. Sparkling flashes lift the texture, charging it with an electricity that comes and goes, like a pinball.

https://soundcloud.com/clubfuriess/cfs-studui416-sender-berlin-noiser-snork131

If MazanA plays with a heavy, raw concrete, true to its essential chemistry and left largely untreated, Concrete Rush demands an electric, agile, polished treatment. The track picks up that same weight and density, but a sound design skillfully lifts it into something fresh, letting it fade out slowly. Noiser’s sound carries a lot of air and floats like a feather through industrial settings and environments, in warehouses as fleeting as they are abandoned. A tense calm arrives and simply is, and flows that way, reaching a sonic flight that’s as reflective as it is electric and metallic.

https://soundcloud.com/the-waveform-transmitter/studio-morning

The Morning holds all the sentimentality and raw, nerve-deep emotion that only well-integrated vocals can pull off. The result blends the aftermath of a night out with the unstoppable arrival of day, carrying all the emotional weight that comes with it, but also a distinct energy and self-awareness that lifts that hour into something nostalgic and enchanting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hStR_KiT9U&list=RD0hStR_KiT9U&start_radio=1

MazanA marks the beginning of a new chapter for Sender Berlin. MazanA closes a fourteen-year cycle and opens another almost right away. Remixes from Truncate, Nerk, Syntax Error, and Lyoma are already on the way, promising to stretch the sonic vocabulary Sender Berlin and _studio416 built in Marzahn into other corners of techno. A vinyl edition, still in the works, confirms this return aims to settle beyond the digital format.

Heard as a whole, MazanA pulls off something rare for a comeback. It sounds like genuine continuity and a real beginning at once, without leaning on nostalgia or repeating old formulas. Marzahn’s concrete, lights switching on and off, found its sonic translation in four tracks that hold onto the project’s historical identity while pushing it somewhere new.

https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/4VT210bQnpADZxVNInpfTC

Artist: _studio416 x Sender Berlin
Title: MazanA
Label: Snork Enterprises
Catalogue: Snork131
Format: Digital · Vinyl to follow

Release Date: September 4, 2026
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Tracklist
1. MazanA — Produced by Hendrik Vaak, Sven Elmlund
2. Concrete Rush — Produced by Hendrik Vaak, Sven Elmlund, Tomek Piesiak
3. Noiser — Produced by Sven Elmlund, Hendrik Vaak
4. The Morning — Produced by Sven Elmlund, Hendrik Vaak; Vocals: Maria Pietranera

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CF Signals: Monotone – With U [tentapes]

The deconstruction of the contemporary club finds a field of absolute subversion within the hybridization of artistic identities. Monotone is the live electronic music project formed by Francesco Presotto and Kimi Recor—artists with extensive backgrounds under their monikers Ex.Hale and DRÆMINGS across imprints like Sonic Groove, Voidance, or Sumerian Records—whose proposal geographically oscillates between Venice and La Coruña. Joining forces, the duo deconstructs common compositional standards to erect a vision characterized by dark textures, atmospheric weight, and a distinctive ability to provoke a feeling of artistic and textural asphyxiation within the listener.

For the sixth release in the tentapes catalog, we welcome Monotone with Fictional Science, an immersive experience composed of four deeply emotional pieces blending field recordings and powerful low-end. The closing point and peak acceleration of this sonic universe concentrates on With U. The cut completes the release’s emotional circle in a definitive fashion, driving a continuous high energy from the start that drifts between the idyllic and the ineffable.

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The track’s architecture manages tension with analog mastery, reaching sonic deltas that dip straight into silence—structural containment voids suspending the room’s breath—before forcefully reclaiming the flight previously undertaken. Altogether, it solidifies as one of the week’s most refined works, where sound design and physical force advance in flawless harmony.

Towards the denouement, the composition avoids complacent solutions; the structure interrupts its rhythmic drive abruptly mid-sonic effervescence, leaving the synths’ echo and emotion floating like an unfinished interference in the dark. With Fictional Science, Monotone and tentapes sign a sharp editorial stance: a manifesto proving that avant-garde live electronic music reaffirms itself when capable of jarring both the body and the psyche.

Label: tentapes
Artist: Monotone
Title: Fictional Science
Catalogue: TNTPS006
W&P Ana Artalejo Moreno & Francesco Presotto
Master Ravi Raisa

Release Date: July 23, 2026
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Tracklist
1. Deep Forest Dream
2. Endless
3. Fictional Science
4. With U

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CF Signals: cat can do – Avant [Diffuse Reality Records]

The mysticism of the nocturnal floor transforms under the skin of a feline mutating with the shadows. Our favorite cat, cat can do—who regularly turns into a wolf by night under his Only Wolf moniker—returns to our pages to reinforce his tight-knit bond with the unwavering Spanish platform Diffuse Reality Records. Following multiple acclaimed references on the label, the Canadian-born, Alicante-based producer unveils Avant, a four-track collection of original cuts evading conventional molds to delve into the territories of a hybrid, cult techno.

https://clubfuries.com.mx/2026/05/28/cfmx-cf-present-cat-can-do/

The core synthesis of this release manifests mysteriously on the title track, Avant. The piece sparks with reticent sounds that approach patiently, as if originating from other times and unexplored dimensions. Far from monolithic industrial rigidity, the cut boasts the characteristic subtlety and self-assurance of the producer’s sound design, weaving a dense, liquid texture where physical friction coexists with a profound spatial elegance.

https://soundcloud.com/clubfuriess/cfs-cat-can-do-avant-drss1477

The composition’s narrative warps the club’s temporality. Climaxes arrive with surgical delicacy, briefly arresting time and space within a structural containment void; it is there that latent howls emerge, rapidly transmuting into acid drops and synthetic bulbs that re-ignite everything within the Alicante cat’s sonic and visual universe, reactivating the groove with an unyielding, expansive movement.

https://clubfuries.com.mx/2025/08/18/cfr-2025-11-cat-can-do-presents-emotional-apres-at-diffuse-reality/

Towards the denouement, the sonic architecture shuns the complacency of a gentle descent or a functional summary. The drive simply cuts off mid-analog tension, leaving the acid frequencies vibrating in mid-air like an unfinished interference in the dark. With Avant, cat can do and Diffuse Reality sign a sharp editorial stance against today’s underground scene: they prove that avant-garde techno solidifies when hardware precision surrenders to the animalistic, unpredictable nature of the night.

Artist: cat can do
Title: Avant
Format: Digital
Label: Diffuse Reality Records
Catalogue: DRSS1477

Release Date: July 20, 2026
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Tracklist
1. Avant
2. Tragic
3. Brothers
4. 2004

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CF Signals: Tia Ottman – Elastik [EABE]

From the sonic landscapes of Finland, EABE has established itself as a key platform for hypnotic and visceral techno, operating as a meeting point where Nordic austerity is transformed into deeply immersive listening rituals. Through a curatorial vision centred on atmosphere and emotional intensity, the label has built a strong identity that continues to expand through Seremonia, a sublabel that approaches electronic music not merely as functional structure, but as a practice connected to the ancestral, the essential, and the transformative.

EABE’s vision is not concerned with conventional expectations. Its catalogue is devoted to experiences where texture, tension, and emotional depth carry as much weight as physical movement. Each release reinforces an understanding of techno as a contemporary language capable of shaping perception itself, positioning the label among the most compelling outlets for listeners seeking personality, technical precision, and a clearly defined aesthetic direction.

https://clubfuries.com.mx/2026/05/23/cfs-janos-emporio-love-poem-eabe/

Its latest release marks the debut of Tia Ottman on the label. Based in Helsinki, the DJ and producer operates at the intersection of deep house, minimal, and an emotional sensibility that runs throughout her work. Her productions combine immersive grooves, melancholic textures, and atmospheres influenced by contemporary pop language, creating a sound where introspection and dancefloor functionality coexist naturally.

Her creative process is guided by intuition rather than adherence to stylistic formulas. The music develops through the relationship between body, emotion, and movement, resulting in fluid structures, subtle progressions, and carefully constructed sonic environments capable of supporting both collective energy and individual reflection.

Across her productions, emotional depth and rhythmic drive remain inseparable. Melodic elements introduce an affective dimension without interrupting the groove, while the percussive foundations maintain a constant presence that encourages immersion. The strength of her work emerges not through dramatic contrasts, but through gradual transformations that continuously reshape perception.

https://soundcloud.com/clubfuriess/cfs-tia-ottman-elastik-eabe

With this release on EABE, and another forthcoming on The Sound Collective, Tia Ottman continues to solidify a distinctive artistic identity within contemporary electronic music. Her work inhabits a space where club culture, emotional exploration, and questions of identity intersect naturally, resulting in compositions that function equally as dancefloor tools and spaces for introspection.

Elastik showcases those qualities from the very beginning. The track arrives with immediate presence, rapidly developing a dense texture that expands into soundscapes that feel both compact and vast. As it unfolds, melodic flashes emerge like openings within the rhythmic structure, constantly redirecting the listener’s attention. At this point the journey appears to split into multiple possible paths. Deep house, minimal, and techno impulses interact without any one of them taking control, creating a suspended state where each sonic decision opens a new direction. The intensity continues to build until it reaches elastic techno and house resonances that push the track toward its limits, sustaining a tension that never fully breaks but continues to vibrate long after the music has faded.

Label: EABE
Title: Elastik
Artist: Tia Ottman
Catalogue: EABE-LXXXII
Mastered by ODJ Pirkka
Artwork by Aito Kopisto

Release Date: June 17, 2026
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Tracklist
1. Elastik 05:43
2. Elastik (Type-303 remix) 05:17
3. Elastik (drS remix) 06:45

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Club Furies Mix Series: Cintas Furiosas Present cat can do

cat can do, the Canadian-born producer and DJ now based in Alicante, Spain, develops a sound where Acid sequences, live electro impulses, and echoes of emotional Detroit Techno converge into a deeply immersive sonic language. Since his recording debut in 2023, he has rapidly expanded his presence through releases on labels such as Diffuse Reality, Lett Records, Basse-cour, TUG Wave, and Insane Industry Recordings, shaping an identity rooted in physical energy, improvisation, and atmospheric sensitivity.

https://clubfuries.com.mx/2026/04/04/cfp-cat-can-do-carara-our-perception-drss1375/

His music operates through a logic that feels intensely physical without ever becoming linear or predictable. Grooves unfold through dense textures, acidic movements, and dreamlike soundscapes that seem to emerge slowly from beneath the surface of the mix. There is something profoundly human in the way the sound breathes and transforms: microscopic tensions, emotional layering, and subtle deviations that make each track feel as though it is discovering itself in real time. Here, rhythm is more than just propulsion for the dancefloor — it transforms into a form of moving thought.

That same approach defines his work as a DJ. From his earliest performances in Vancouver to a recent four-hour set in Barcelona curated by Squaric of Diffuse Reality, cat can do has cultivated a practice where mixing and live interpretation become part of the same creative process. The decision to build long-form sessions entirely from original material reinforces a unique relationship with time itself: extended transitions, progressive tension, and a continuous sensation of movement between mental and physical states.

Our mix series is called Cintas Furiosas — Furious Tapes. The concept draws inspiration from the Baseball Furies, the cult gang from The Warriors, and from Imperator Furiosa, the central figure of Mad Max: Fury Road and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Both references converge around the same idea: intensity, displacement, and energy held in permanent tension. Each edition functions as a tape projecting a different kind of “furious sound” depending on the invited artist, expanding the concept toward new textures, velocities, and emotional states. This time, that fury takes on a particularly fluid and magnetic form through cat can do.

https://soundcloud.com/clubfuriess/cfmx-cf-present-cat-can-do

When I listened to the mix prepared for Furious Tapes, I couldn’t help thinking — perhaps through a completely personal association — about artistic processes where improvisation and structure stop existing as opposites. As if synthesizers, drum machines, and sequencers had somehow replaced oils, brushes, and old theories of harmony and octaves. Rather than serving as a substitution, it acts as a material continuation of the same creative impulse.

Because something defines cat can do’s work: the sensation that the sound is simultaneously being imagined and discovered as it unfolds. Layers emerge, collide, and dissolve with a strange naturalness, as though the set itself were breathing autonomously. Luminous Acid, fractured grooves, electro pulses, and expansive atmospheres intertwine inside a narrative that never fully settles into place. Every transition opens new perceptual possibilities, slowly redirecting the journey toward unexpected territories.

https://clubfuries.com.mx/2025/08/04/cfr-2025-9-cat-cat-can-do-detroit-knows-lett-records/

More than a conventional DJ session, this Furious Tape becomes a window into the way cat can do conceptualizes movement, improvisation, and sonic space itself. A hypnotic current where machines and human sensitivity no longer oppose each other, but instead operate within the same electric, emotional, and deeply living flow.

https://clubfuries.com.mx/2025/04/02/cfr-2025-5-cat-can-do-presents-acid-ave-by-insane-industry-recordings/

Artist: can can do
Country: Canada / Spain (Alicante)
Technical requirements: Two CDJs.

Upcoming gigs:
– July 25th – Sunny High Club – Stuttgart, Germany
– July 31st – Deep South Trip – Sougia, Crete, Greece

Tracklist
1. Unreleased
2. In motion – In motion – Lett Records
3. Unreleased
4. Unreleased
5. Unreleased
6. Unreleased
7. Unreleased
8. Unreleased
9. Unreleased
10. Chord stutter – ACID AVE. – Insane Industry
11. Unreleased
12. M1 – M SERIES Vol. 2 – Diffuse Reality
13. departure – Alaska II – Diffuse Reality
14. Catsefrenik – Mad guys – Diffuse Reality
15. how peacocks kiss – Alaska II – Diffuse Reality

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CF Premiere: Carara, Valentin Zad – Natural Resources [trau-ma]

Some collaborations add. Others multiply. This is the second kind. When two artists with such distinct individual talent decide to work together, the result could go in any direction —and here it goes in exactly the right one. We’re talking about Carara and Valentin Zad, two Germany-based artists whose union for this release doesn’t sound like an experiment or an opportunity: it sounds like something that had to happen.

The label hosting them says everything about the level of the bet. Trau-ma is one of those imprints that exists in the circuit for the right reasons —not for volume of releases but for consistency of judgment and quality of catalog. That Carara and Valentin Zad choose this space to present their collaboration is, in itself, a statement of intent. Two top-tier talents on one of the best labels in the circuit: the equation is as simple as it is powerful.

https://clubfuries.com.mx/2026/04/04/cfp-cat-can-do-carara-our-perception-drss1375/

The result is titled Delusión —a three-track original collection: Delusion, Hidden Pains, and Natural Resources. Few tracks, no filler, all the density concentrated in exactly the right space. This is the kind of EP that doesn’t need length to justify itself —it justifies itself track by track, layer by layer.

https://soundcloud.com/clubfuriess/cfp-carara-valentin-zad-natural-resources-trm388

«Natural Resources» carries a sobriety in its name that the sound confirms from the very first second. Its sounds are constant, precise, and piercing —they don’t run loose, don’t frenzy easily, don’t reach for easy impact. But that contained edge strikes with a certain violence mediated by impeccable sound design that knows exactly how much pressure to apply and when to release.

The track stabilizes at very high notes of intensity, and from there its climax doesn’t explode —it becomes an ethereal valley, interrupted in time and space as if someone had paused the universe for an instant. What follows is the synthesis of multiple determinations converging into a final texture, built on a parallel running through the entire sonic structure and its layers that, somehow, seem to have frozen in time, advancing in an alternate manner —neither forward nor backward, but in a direction only this track knows.

Artist:
Carara, Valentin Zad
Label: trauma
Title: Delusion
Format: Digital

Catalogue:
TRM388

Release Date: May 8th, 2026
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Tracklist:


1. Delusion
2. Hidden Pains
3. Natural Resources

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CF Signals: n-trip – Amplify [Armen Crew]

ntrip² doesn’t start from a fixed place: it builds itself in the in-between space. It doesn’t seek to define itself but to displace —and that, precisely, is its clearest statement of intent. From there, n-trip arrives at Armen Crew with a four-track EP that moves along the edges: electro, techno, and breakbeat in constant tension, without settling into any one of them. This is not indecision —it’s a deliberate stance against the comfort of categories.

https://clubfuries.com.mx/2021/08/02/premiere-club-furies-john-deere-420-tribute-to-konoha-la-grande-gudule-x-garage-83-c-x-armen-crew/

Composed on Gadigal land, the release works from a clear idea: movement within ambiguity. Rhythms mutate, textures collide, and tension accumulates at that precise point where structure ceases to be rigid and flow takes control. There is no linearity here, only transitions —and that difference is not a small one. Each track operates as an open system in permanent adjustment, responding to its own unfolding rather than to any preset form. The result is music you can’t fully anticipate, and which for that very reason keeps attention alive from beginning to end.

https://clubfuries.com.mx/2024/04/01/club-furies-premiere-ert-introspection-armen-crew/

The expansion arrives with remixes from Ritmu, Interimm, and Capon, which don’t reinterpret but reconfigure. From a minimalist and cognitive precision to passages that are more melodic and emotionally charged, each version shifts the axis without breaking the continuity of the whole. These aren’t alternative readings of the same material: they are sonic states in transformation, where boundaries dissolve and energy remains in constant motion. An EP that grows beyond itself.

https://soundcloud.com/clubfuriess/cfp-n-trip-amplify-arm009

«Amplify» functions as exactly what its name announces —an amplifier. But it does so from a completely unexpected place: not through volume or raw intensity, but through a patient, sober, and masterfully handled sound design that amplifies from within, almost in silence. Throughout the entire track, electro and techno blur subtly into a connivance so natural it never feels forced —they coexist as if they had always spoken the same language. And when the synthesis arrives, it does so amid cybernetic decouplings in the sonic circuits that don’t close the track but open it toward another dimension —one the ear takes a second to recognize, but the body grasps immediately.

Label: Armen Crew
Artist: n-trip
Title: ntrip² EP
Catalogue: ARM009
Remixes: Ritmu, Interimm, Capon
Genre: Techno, Electronic Breakbeat
Digital Only

Release Date: April 30th, 2026
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Tracklist
1. Limit
2. Amplify
3. de-esc2b
4. Ionosphere
5. Ionosphere (Ritmu remix)
6. Limit (Interimm Forest remix)
7. Ionosphere (Capon remix)

Credits
Mastering: Simon Hamelin @ HDN Mastering
Ritmu remix > Mastered @ Booker Audio
Artwork & Design : n-trip & Formanoire}

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