Get all 46 HC Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 60%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of XX Anniversary Hypnotica Colectiva - V.A. Compilation Vol. 2 [HCR-d022], We Are The Robots Vol. 01 [HCR025], XX Anniversary Hypnotica Colectiva - V.A. Compilation Vol. 1 [HCR-d020], Ghetto Bangers [HCR024], Go Ahead! EP [HCR022], Universos Infinitos Part II [HCR023], Those Dark Whims [HCR021], Unreal Memory [HCR020], and 38 more.
If you like HC Records, you may also like:
Maintain The Golden Ratio
by Cybotron
supported by 9 fans who also own “A2. Teleonomia”
Juan clearly maintain the Golden ratio of pure electronic techno bliss. Unmistakably Detroit-ish, sweet and carefully composed and produced!
go to albumsupported by 9 fans who also own “A2. Teleonomia”
Can anyone tell Luigi Tozzi to stop being so talented? Mediocrity also deserves to exist: Hypnus prevents it on its whole discography and it's really scandalous ❤️🙂
go to album
Climbing Himalaya: Part II
by Feral
supported by 8 fans who also own “A2. Teleonomia”
Getting less "climbing" vibes from this and more a "drinking tea at the monastery nestled on a minor peak" kind of feeling but that's nothing more than a title naming error—long live Feral. Beautiful work of naturalistic dub techno!
go to album
Day Fleit / Nite Fleit
by Nite Fleit
From the peerless Steel City Dance Discs comes the great debut from Nite Fleit full of throbbing, propulsive, sometimes eerie dance music.
go to albumTwo tracks from Buenos Aires artist Inalco2222 explore the grittier side of industrial music, with blown-out synths and driving beats.
go to album
Multiply Your Absurdities
by Helena Hauff
The Hamburg producer brings her uncompromising acid techno to Tresor with a three-track 12" that's half dystopian nightmare, half rager.
go to albumsupported by 8 fans who also own “A2. Teleonomia”
Primal Code's previous release, "Caimano Tribe" (https://hypnus.bandcamp.com/album/caimano-tribe), injected fresh energy into the label, reinforced by "Volume IV".
go to album
