Benny Rodrigues is arguably one of the biggest DJs on the dutch scene, performing at some of the worlds biggest events from Awakenings & Mysterland to underground spots such as Berghain & Dekmantel. As the phrase goes “Get yourself a man that can do both”. Cocaine Speaking is a dutch acid anthem in two parts, complete with a Alden Tyrell remix! More

Strong one on Voyage Direct from Rotterdam's Benny Rodrigues...TIP! The label say "Benny Rodrigues seems to delight in confounding critics. Since making his debut alongside Darko Esser with 2007's Underwater Records-?released "Paradox", the Rotterdam-?based DJ has surprised and excited at every turn. Variously delivering woozy tech-?house, rave revivalism, stripped-?back minimal, jackin' acid, wide-?eyed deep house and, under his occasional ROD alias, shirts-?off warehouse techno. Along the way, he's released music on some of Europe's most prestigious labels, including Desolat, Soma, EC Records, Be As One and Wolfskuil Records. Here, he makes his debut for Tom Trago's Voyage Direct imprint with two undulating, hypnotic, heads-?down tracks that blur the boundaries between house and techno. Rhythmically loose but impressively tough - like all of Rodrigues' best productions - both cuts are built around mesmerising late night grooves and intoxicating chords. "Master French" kicks things off, lacing nagging shakers, subtle synth strings and fluttering chords over a robust, shuffling tech-?house groove. Rodrigues works the mix like a master, bringing elements to the fore before sliding them into the background. It's a simple, heads-?down, 4am groove, but it's executed brilliantly. "Z", on the other hand, is an altogether breezier affair, with repetitive, new age-? inspired synthesizer melodies seemingly drifting over a rock solid house groove. Notable ride cymbals and warm beats proper the track forward, giving it a humid, tropical feel. This is music to move the body, mind and soul. " More

Benny has been establishing himself as a hot producer the last two years, dropping tracks for cool labels; Be As One, Suara, Saved, Boysnoize Records... Soon also on Desolat, but first now EC Records where he's a perfect fit!. More

For the next installation of the Wolfskuil Records series, the Dutch producer Cadans aka Jeroen Snik returns to Darko Esser’s imprint and presents three dancefloor monsters.
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Spanish techno master Oscar Mulero takes over the A-side, keeps the heat of the original and adds extra tension to offer a stand out rendition of 'Obsession'. On the flip side Johannes Heil transforms the beatless, synth-heavy beauty ‘M.U.M.’ into an euphoric, driving techno track, right before Tripeo proves ones again his strong command on the dancefloor with a solid, twisted version of ‘Avadon Part 1’. More

The latest compilation from Dutch imprint Wolfskuil Records offers up three more ‘Secret Weapons’ continuing the series with four artists already well at home on the label.As the title suggests, each track is a heavy-hitter, but as a whole this release acts as a showcase exposing three very different approaches to peak-time techno.
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London-based Rumah offers his unique take on peak time techno. After contributions earlier this year to the Wolfskuil's 1st Secret Weapons and the 20 years compilation of James Ruskin's legendary Blueprint, he's now debuting in solo on Darko Esser's Wolfskuil with his brilliant 'A View To The Sea EP.'
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Cadans is not a stranger to Darko Esser’s labels as he’s seen a solo release on Balans in 2013 and most recently put out a collaborative EP with the label boss himself on the Tripeo imprint. Throughout all four productions Cadans’ deep, bass-heavy background is able to shine through with his extensive use of clever percussions.
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Amsterdam based Doka, with a three track EP including an original production, ‘Ask’ and featuring two stellar, yet complimentary remixes from two Spaniards, NX1 and Aiken.

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After his Outbreak EP (heavily supported by the likes of Luke Slater, Âme, DVS1 and Lucy) the mighty Qindek returns to Wolfskuil with another hypnotic and tripped down peak-time techno tool
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When Wolfskuil recording artist Thomas Lauren came to us with his new techno project Qindek, we were instantly intrigued. Qindek sees Thomas moving away from his melodic background into uncharted abstract territories, without losing the warmth and depth we’ve come to know him for. Three tracks (two originals and one live jam with Digga) are on this EP, each with its own distinct character. The titletrack is psychedelic little monster wich received support from Peter van Hoesen and Sandrien in the demostage allready. It’s dark, brooding atmosphere is matched only by the suspense and irie groove, withour ever reaching full climax. It’s counterpart, the bigroom anthem ‘Te Beroerd’, on the flip is a whole different matter. Very powerfull stuff and there is absolutely no way around it’s rave antics and monstrous kickdrum. Last but definitely not least is the livejam Qindek did with his studio companion Digga. Harder & Faster is a great hypnotic session of the guys with a catchy, almost sweet sounding theme draped in lush sounddesign and pounding grooves.
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Uncompromising, relentless techno! More

It has arrived: Wolfskuil Records big, big summertune of 2012! Arjuna Schiks epic Hua Hun will be unleashed onto the masses and incudes two amazing remixes from melodic wizards Aril Brikha and Applescal. More

Bas Amro returns to Wolfskuil Records with a fierce piece of dance-floor music. He uses a new guise, since it's a bit different from his deeper & moodier work.. Mr. G remix is doing it for Ame, Adam Beyer, Norman Nodge, Rolando and many more! More

Get Ready for uncompromising big room techno. Supported by Richie Hawtin, Dave Clarke, Laurent Garnier, Deetron, Magda, Karotte, Par Grindvik, Agoria, Kenny Larkin, Cassius, Hernan Cattaneo, Misstress Barbara, Joel Mull, Martin Eyerer to name a few More

Dutch legend Steve Rachmad helped shape the international techno scene with groundbreaking and classic releases on M-Plant, Music Man and his own Scorp and Ion imprints under at least a dozen different pseudonyms. Supported by Raudive, Troy Pierce..


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