Club culture moves fast. New releases drop daily, trends shift weekly, and attention spans grow shorter by the scroll
Torture the Artist’s Vinyl Picks selected by Holger Breuer | February 2026
review | Bob G – Workspace EP | Bob G / Ba Dum Tish
Rasmus Oikarinen, better known as Bob G, has quietly carved out his own corner of UK garage from Malmö, Sweden. Geography, in his case, feels irrelevant.
Elevate’s Top10 | January / February 2026
Tucked away in Berlin’s Friedrichshain district, within reach of Berghain/Panorama Bar’s steel-and-smoke mythology, Elevate feels especially vital once winter settles in.
review | Ballan – Different Shapes / Eurocup Mess | SUNNY
Ballan has built his reputation on instinct, curiosity, and an unshakeable feel for groove.
interview & art:cast °187 | Ballan
When Ballan lands on a label, it’s rarely by accident. The globe-hopping producer has a knack for weaving together the raw energy of Electro, the swing of UK Garage, and the cheeky irreverence of House into tracks that sound as spontaneous as they are deliberate.
exclusive | Phill Prince – Indigo | System Error
When the lights dim and the club begins to exhale its late-night breath, “Indigo” doesn’t walk in - it detonates.
interview & art:cast °182 | Phill Prince
There are producers who follow trends, and then there’s Phill Prince, who crafts them with a smirk and a synthesizer.
review | Harry Wills & Mikey Sebastian – Sweatbox EP | Ba Dum Tish
Harry Wills builds worlds out of rhythm, each release an ecosystem where groove dictates gravity.
Elevate’s Top10 | January / February 2025
Located in Berlin Friedrichshain with Berghain/ Panoramabar basically around the corner Cinthie, Meat and their team run the well-sorted and extremely well-curated record store Elevate.
interview & art:cast °176 | Harry Wills
Harry Wills has steadily built a reputation as one of the most exciting and versatile producers in the underground electronic music scene.
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