Night Sea’s Still is a work that doesn’t simply present music, it presents a state of being.
VINYL COLLECTION
DUB TECHNO WAX COLLECTION
Welcome to the Dub Techno Wax Collection. This is the absolute core of the Spacechord archive, a dedicated space celebrating the deep, smoke-filled, and hypnotic sounds of dub techno pressed on physical vinyl. Inside this crate, we curate records defined by endless echo chambers, metallic chord stabs, warm tape delays, and heavy sub-bass pressure.
From the legendary foundations of Detroit and Berlin to modern independent white labels, this vinyl archive is a journey through timeless loop architectures and deep industrial atmospheres.
Reto Erni – Subtle Pulse – Original Mix
This dub house record delivers exactly what I look for in this style:
a steady rolling rhythm, and that subtle groove that fits into any moment.
Anton Kubikov – Weather Forecast
Immerse yourself in this deep dub techno journey with Anton Kubikov’s “Weather Forecast” and its hypnotic Bluetrain remix. Perfect for late-night sessions.
Deemkeyne – Night Before Spring Comes
Atmospheric dub techno with rolling basslines, hypnotic pads and that signature spring tension. Perfect late-night drive or deep listening session.
Intrusion – A gentle embrace
A deep, slow‑moving immersion into the dub‑ambient world of Intrusion.
A timeless piece built on warmth, space, and subtle motion.
Round Four Feat. Paul St. Hilaire – Find A Way
Someone might say: “You picked a classic… dubtechno too easy, predictable.”
That’s not true.
I don’t see it that way.
I chose this instantly, in one shot.
Javier Salazar – Tides
This record moves like a living organism: high‑energy pulses rising from the depths, calm ambient‑dub lows sliding back into the haze
Estray / Federsen – Dubalearic EP – Sombras de Ibiza
This dub‑house record stands out for the way it merges analogue depth with globally‑rooted rhythm, a balance I always look for in my collection.
Mathimidori – Kingston Riddim
Whenever Freund der Familie drops something new, you already know it’s going to be a gem, and Kingston Riddim by Mathimidori is exactly that kind of release.