Album lore

Der Abgrund, released late in 2025 on Techno Germany Records, stakes its claim firmly within the hard techno and acid techno continuum. O.B.I. delivers six tracks, including the resolutely named "Underground," which exemplifies the album’s raw, uncompromising pulse. The record’s palette — from the staccato drive of "Infinite Blast" to the spectral murmurs in "Voices in My Head" — maintains a relentless mechanized energy, marked by acidic synth lines and propulsive rhythms.Recorded amid the throbbing pulse of Germany’s techno milieu, Der Abgrund channels the darker, more abrasive strains of the genre. Its terse production and emphasis on hypnotic repetition echo the lineage of early ’90s tekno, yet the record’s modern clarity and punch align it with contemporary underground circuits. For those who prize the weight and grit of techno’s harder edges, O.B.I.’s latest is a signal worth noting.

Album lore

Der Abgrund, released late in 2025 on Techno Germany Records, stakes its claim firmly within the hard techno and acid techno continuum. O.B.I. delivers six tracks, including the resolutely named "Underground," which exemplifies the album’s raw, uncompromising pulse. The record’s palette — from the staccato drive of "Infinite Blast" to the spectral murmurs in "Voices in My Head" — maintains a relentless mechanized energy, marked by acidic synth lines and propulsive rhythms.Recorded amid the throbbing pulse of Germany’s techno milieu, Der Abgrund channels the darker, more abrasive strains of the genre. Its terse production and emphasis on hypnotic repetition echo the lineage of early ’90s tekno, yet the record’s modern clarity and punch align it with contemporary underground circuits. For those who prize the weight and grit of techno’s harder edges, O.B.I.’s latest is a signal worth noting.