01. Renacer
02. Tenebras
03. Fin
04. Intenciones
05. Tenebras (Truncate Remix)
Born and raised in Detroit with Mexican roots, JANSØ is an emerging techno artist making his debut on Blank Code. Drawing inspiration from the rhythms that surrounded him growing up, he incorporates subtle influences from Hispanic musical traditions into a driving, atmospheric techno sound rooted in groove and movement.
Los Angeles-based Truncate has become a global staple. From releasing on labels like Droid Recordings with Drumcell, as well as his own influential Truncate Records imprint, he is a perceptive professional who embodies the tastemaker tag, and his music can be found on leading labels like Sven Väth’s Cocoon, Len Faki’s Figure, Chris Liebing’s CLR, Ben Sims’ Hardgroove, James Ruskin’s Blueprint, Kr!z’s Token, and beyond.
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September 19, 2026 The Lincoln Factory — Detroit Blank Code and The Lincoln Factory join forces for a night of uncompromising Techno featuring Truncate, Julia Govor, and Jansø. Three distinct sounds converge for a deep dive into forward-thinking Techno in one of Detroit’s most intimate underground spaces. TRUNCATE JULIA GOVOR JANSØ Hosted by Blank Code & The Lincoln Factory The Lincoln Factory — Detroit September 19, 2026 Tickets available on Resident Advisor No frills. No distractions. Just techno.
01. Declan James – C Function
02. Lorely Mur – Echoes in Orbit
03. Echoføn – Hidden Ritual
04. Lindsey Herbert – Pulsar (Tool)
05. Aliasing – Unseen Layers
06. Anthony Jimenez – Bad Data
The M Compilation series is a various artists project launched around the time of Movement Festival in Detroit. The first release, M1, came out in 2015, with additional editions appearing over the years. Previous compilations have featured artists such as Luis Flores, Takaaki Itoh, Annie Hall, Truncate, Lindsey Herbert, Drumcell, and others.
For Blank Code, Movement has always felt like a family reunion for the label, by hosting events during the festival since its second year, when it was still called the Detroit Electronic Music Festival, or DEMF. Over the years it has become a moment when friends, artists, and collaborators from around the world come together in Detroit. The M Compilation series was created as a way to bring those artists together on a shared project that reflects the spirit of that weekend and the community that forms around it each year.
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Mastered by Anthony Jimenez @ 313 Mastering
Artwork by Cesar Acosta
Deraout is a DJ, producer, and promoter from Medellín, Colombia known for his driving techno sound. He was the previous resident DJ at MUTE, part of the Native Instruments Artist Selection in South America, and co-founder of Intelligent Division, an influential platform supporting Colombia’s underground techno scene.
Returning to Blank Code with BCRLTD018 – Simulator EP after his remix for Mike Gervais in 2015, his productions have also been released on respected labels including Hans Bouffmyhre’s Sleaze Records, S-File’s GND Records, Ricardo Garduno’s Ilegal Alien, Marco Faraone’s UNCAGE, and Unrilis.
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Artwork by Cesar Acosta
Detroit’s long running underground series SCENE returns for their 57th edition, presented by Blank Code & Lincoln Factory, featuring a special headlining performance from Tommy Four Seven. A boundary defying British artist and respected visionary in international techno for over two decades, Tommy Four Seven is known for his powerful, precision driven sets and forward thinking productions.
His imprint 47, recently relaunched as 2.0, stands at the forefront of innovative techno, spotlighting emerging artists like Quelza, Tauceti, and VSK while extending his vision worldwide through curated live events. Support comes from Detroit’s own Project 313, Craig Gonzalez and DJ Sphinx. Blank Code and Lincoln Factory are just getting started, with additional collaborative events already on the horizon, including the annual Movement Afterhours OBSERVE // SCENE scheduled for Sunday, May 24.
– more about SCENE 57 Originally launched in 2011, SCENE has hosted some of techno’s most influential artists, including Regis, Ben Sims, Oscar Mulero, Function, RØDHÅD, Silent Servant, Dasha Rush, and Rrose. The 57th edition marks Tommy Four Seven’s fourth appearance in the series and his first at Lincoln Factory. SCENE was created to highlight up-and-coming artists from the Blank Code roster, including Drumcell, Project 313, Luis Flores, Anthony Jimenez, DJ Hyperactive, Annie Hall, Audio Injection aka Truncate, Brian Sanhaji, Brendan Moeller, Lindsey Herbert, Altstadt Echo, Bas Mooy, Joel Morgan, Mike Parker and more, while supporting countless debut bookings in Detroit. Many of the artists mentioned played their first Detroit show under the SCENE umbrella or through Blank Code’s channels. The series champions the modern sound of techno that has been Europe’s mainstream for years and continues to dominate festivals and events across the world today.
Episode 245 features Negative Affect, the current project of Billy Garcia and a driving force in Los Angeles underground techno for more than a decade. From his early days with 138 to sharing lineups with DVS1 and Oscar Mulero, and performing at Tresor and Movement Festival afterhours, he has consistently represented a raw and uncompromising LA sound on the international stage.
Now fully focused on his solo vision, Negative Affect refines that energy into something heavier and more introspective, built on driving percussion, industrial tension, and hypnotic intensity. Direct. Intentional. Unfiltered.
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Episode 244 welcomes Anna Kost, Berlin-based DJ and producer and founder of the 2247 imprint. Known for her sharp, forward-leaning selections and textural approach to club music, Anna has released on Hotflush, Who Whom, and ÆX, carving out a sound that moves confidently between techno, bass, and experimental club forms.
Her work behind the decks has taken her to iconic rooms including Tresor, RSO, ://about blank, and Watergate, and she’s shared lineups with artists such as Marcel Dettmann, Polygonia, Chloé Robinson, Scuba, Roska, Shackleton, and Appleblim.
For Blank Code Podcast 244, Anna delivers a deep, driving mix that reflects her curatorial vision and the sonic ethos of 2247, raw, precise, and uncompromising. Turn it up and lock in.
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Levitation EP
Release Date: Tuesday 16 December 2025, OUT NOW on Blank Code Bandcamp
Formats: Vinyl & Digital
01. Pendulums
02. Levitation
03. Transmutate
04. Absolved
Texas-based producer Declan James runs the VOIDWARE imprint and events, also listing music on labels such as Edit Select Records, Max Gardner’s Peer, drxvo’s Synergie, and Secus’ Rituals amongst others. The Dallas native is making a significant contribution to the upcoming generation of American techno producers with both a domestic and international touring schedule.
Beginning with “Pendulums,” a classic sci-fi trip with modular bleeps amidst a slinking, bouncing rhythm section for a perfect lesson in patience and restraint. “Levitation” has an otherworldly feeling and floats along a sparse track of swirling drones, chugging bass pulses, and classy percussion taps for a mesmerising and introspective journey. “Transmutate” throws down a stuttering kick drum, haunting tones, and bending modular notes for a grooving yet dystopian analogue concoction. The final track “Absolved” sees a deep dive into details and dub influences. Where eerie rattles and precision production form a memorable dose of sizzling hot, futuristic, and fantastic techno.
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Mastered by Anthony Jimenez @ 313 Mastering
Artwork by Cesar Acosta
For episode 243, we present a four-hour set from Lorely Mur, recorded on October 5th, 2025, during the second edition of Misa de 7 at Bar Américas.
Raised in Ciudad Juárez, Lorely Mur developed her voice within the city’s early-2000s pressure cooker, a context that shaped the discipline and clarity that run through her work. Her years at Hardpop, one of Mexico’s most emblematic clubs, placed her alongside artists from across the global circuit and grounded her approach to techno in precision and intent.
Now based in Denver, she continues to expand her presence in the global underground while remaining a key reference in Mexican techno. This set reflects that trajectory, one that is direct, deliberate and rooted in experience.
Listen and enjoy.
Para el episodio 243, presentamos un set de cuatro horas de Lorely Mur, grabado el 5 de octubre de 2025 durante la segunda edición de Misa de 7 en Bar Américas.
Criada en Ciudad Juárez, Lorely Mur desarrolló su voz dentro del ambiente intenso de la ciudad a principios de los 2000, un contexto que moldeó la disciplina y la claridad que caracterizan su trabajo. Sus años en Hardpop, uno de los clubes más emblemáticos de México, la colocaron junto a artistas de todo el circuito global y consolidaron su enfoque del techno, basado en la precisión y la intención.
Ahora radicada en Denver, continúa expandiendo su presencia en el underground global mientras se mantiene como una figura clave del techno mexicano. Este set refleja ese recorrido: directo, intencional y forjado a través de la experiencia.
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