FJAAK revisit analogue-driven techno on latest release
Now available via their own imprint. Photo credit: Ronja Elina Kappl FJAAK have released ‘FJAAK 015’, a four-track release centered on the raw, hardware-driven techno associated with the Berlin duo. The project follows lead single ‘Serotonin’, which arrived on September 3rd, 2026. Opening the release, the track combines punchy drums, crisp hats, low-end pressure, and…
Now available via their own imprint.
Photo credit: Ronja Elina Kappl
FJAAK have released ‘FJAAK 015’, a four-track release centered on the raw, hardware-driven techno associated with the Berlin duo.
The project follows lead single ‘Serotonin’, which arrived on September 3rd, 2026. Opening the release, the track combines punchy drums, crisp hats, low-end pressure, and tonal percussion within a stripped-back arrangement.
‘Threshold’ moves into more hypnotic territory with skipping rhythms, filtered synth stabs, and reverberated spaces, while ‘Bio Data’ pairs industrial textures with an atmospheric passage. Closing track ‘Wax Pack’ returns the focus to rolling low end, driving percussion, and sequenced analogue movement.
Released through FJAAK’s own imprint, ‘FJAAK 015’ reflects Felix Wagner and Aaron Röbig’s long-running hardware-driven approach, moving across hypnotic repetition, industrial weight, and groove-focused club functionality.
Listen to ‘FJAAK 015’ below and download your copy here.
