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
exclusive | JJ Fortune – What Is Classic! | Late Night Superglue
On the B1 of his "Repeat Offender EP", Irish producer and DJ JJ Fortune delivers one of those slow-burning club statements that lingers long after the needle lifts
absolutely on music @Haus73 w/ Ballan
The latest edition of the absolutely on music stream series delivered another carefully curated moment of connection, creativity, and musical depth.
exclusive | Nativo – Midolio | tresydos
Closing out the Luna Blum EP on Mari.te’s tresydos imprint, “Midolio” feels like the moment when the lights soften and the room exhales.
absolutely on music @Haus73 w/ Dawidu
Some streams pass by like background noise - and then there are nights that feel like someone briefly cracked open a portal to a better musical dimension.
interview & art:cast °190 | Guile
Emerging from the pulse and pressure of Buenos Aires’ restless underground, Guile is steadily becoming one of the most distinctive voices shaping the contemporary club landscape.
Subwax Distribution Top10 selected by Baldo | November 2025
Barcelona’s groove alchemist Baldo resurfaces from the dusky corridors of the underground, bringing with him a new chart that reads less like a playlist and more like a sonic séance – etched exclusively for Torture the Artist.
exclusive | Light Blue File & Occibel – Plastic | Playfool
With “Plastic”, the A2 track from the collaborative "Inner Child EP", Light Blue File and Occibel deliver a playful yet precision-engineered dancefloor bomb that embodies the spirit behind the record itself: creativity born from spontaneity.
exclusive | Heimyl – Punch Box | Filet Mignon
Heimyl steps onto System Error’s sub-label Filet Mignon with “Punch Box”, the A1 cut and a bold opening statement for the "Ghost Power EP".
interview | Duncan Thomas
Some artists emerge quietly from the underground. Others arrive with the soft force of inevitability - the kind that feels less like an introduction and more like the moment when several paths finally converge.
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