VA – Global Dub Coordinates VA: Picatrix Dub Techno Star Collection, Vol. 3 on PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB

“Global Dub Coordinates VA: Picatrix Dub Techno Star Collection, Vol. 3” arrives on PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB from Sleney, Armin Bender, Sascha Muller, K-Joshua, BLOMAQ, tanangla, Nexus6, R.S, Phasen, Fedor Pashaev, Lotech/Hijack, Juan Brun, Antias — 13 tracks of focused techno (raw / deep / hypnotic) with nothing wasted. Gathering 13 artists from across the Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) spectrum, Global Dub Coordinates VA: Picatrix Dub Techno Star Collection, Vol. 3 showcases PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB‘s curatorial range.

Global Dub Coordinates VA: Picatrix Dub Techno Star Collection, Vol. 3 by Sleney, Armin Bender, Sascha Muller, K-Joshua, BLOMAQ, tanangla, Nexus6, R.S, Phasen, Fedor Pashaev, Lotech/Hijack, Juan Brun, Antias

Behind the Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) : Release Notes

[PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB] is tremendously pleased to present the 120th release — Global Dub Coordinates VA: Picatrix Dub Techno Star Collection, Vol. 3 The third constellation of Global Dub Coordinates is called Picatrix. Thirteen more points continue to build the global geometry of the series — from Moscow, Herzogenaurach and Setúbal to Krasnoyarsk, Gyumri, Madrid, Kitchener and Punta del Este. In Picatrix, it becomes especially clear how a place can become something more than a coordinate: one track takes its author back to the club of his youth, another meets the sunrise over the Yenisei, while others turn a bridge, a port, a tree or an entire city into their own sonic landmarks. Here, the map gradually fills with time — past, present and future existing simultaneously within a single constellation. :::Sleney — Lonely Tree comes from Moscow, Russia, and opens Picatrix with the image of a solitary tree standing within a vast space. The title seems to isolate one motionless point amid the constant movement of a huge city — a landmark that remains in place while everything around it keeps changing. Moscow becomes the constellation’s first coordinate, where solitude is perceived not as emptiness, but as the ability to preserve a space of one’s own. :::Armin Bender — Airport comes from Herzogenaurach, Germany, but the title has nothing to do with air travel. Airport was the name of the club where the artist spent his youth, so this coordinate of Picatrix carries within it a specific period of life, its music, and memories of a time that can never be literally repeated. Herzogenaurach becomes a point of personal history, where the old club continues to exist not as an address, but as a signal preserved inside the track. :::Sascha Müller — We Are The Future comes from Uelsen, Germany, and turns Picatrix in the opposite direction — away from memory and toward what has yet to happen. The title sounds like a statement sent forward from the present along a timeline, where the future stops being a distant abstraction and becomes the result of every movement being made now. Uelsen becomes a coordinate of perspective — a small point on the map from which the gaze is directed far beyond its own boundaries. :::K-Joshua — Setúbal comes from Setúbal, Portugal, deliberately leaving almost no distance at all between music and geography. Here, the title of the track is identical to the place itself, so the city needs neither an additional symbol nor a cipher — it already is the content of the coordinate. Setúbal enters Picatrix as a direct fixation of space, where the title, the source of the signal and the point on the map become one. :::BLOMAQ — Morning on Yenisey comes from Krasnoyarsk, Russia, and brings Picatrix to the morning over the Yenisei. The title captures that brief moment when the silence of night gradually gives way to light and the vast river begins to reflect a new day. Krasnoyarsk becomes a coordinate of sunrise — a point where the movement of water and the passage of time become part of the same rhythm. :::tanangla — Mountain of Birth comes from Gyumri, Armenia, and introduces the image of a mountain as a place of origin into the constellation. Within the title itself, height, earth and birth come together, as though a landscape could preserve not only the history of a territory, but also the beginning of a human journey. Gyumri becomes the coordinate of Picatrix’s roots — a point from which movement begins not on the map, but deep within memory and origin. :::nexus6 — Madrid Midnight comes from Madrid, Spain, and fixes the city at the moment of midnight. After the movement of the day, the metropolis changes its frequency: the streets remain the same, yet the space is perceived differently, as though the city were switching into another coordinate system. Madrid becomes Picatrix’s nocturnal node — a point where the time of day completely transforms the character of a familiar place. :::R.S — Thracian Node comes from Plovdiv, Bulgaria, and turns ancient Thrace into one of the nodes of a contemporary sonic network. The word Node itself seems to connect the historical layer of the region with the digital logic of Global Dub Coordinates, linking thousands of years through a single short term. Plovdiv becomes a point where different eras intersect — a place where ancient geography enters the system as an active node rather than a museum trace of the past. :::Phasen — Bonus Decade comes from Ocala, United States, and adds another coordinate to the spatial geometry of Picatrix — time itself. The title sounds like an unexpectedly granted extra decade, as though a new section had suddenly been added to an existing trajectory that was never originally marked on the map. Ocala becomes a point of continuation — a place where the route does not end when it might have been expected to. :::Fedor Pashaev — Dock Pulse comes from Murmansk, Russia, and transfers the rhythm of the constellation into the space of a northern port. The title connects the stationary structure of a dock with the constant pulse of movement — ships, water, machinery and signals that never fall completely silent. Murmansk becomes an industrial coordinate of Picatrix, where the cold northern landscape acquires its own mechanical heartbeat. :::Lotech/Hijack — Victoria Street Bridge comes from Kitchener, Canada, and anchors one of the coordinates to a specific bridge. By its very nature, a bridge exists between two sides, which makes it an almost perfect symbol of Global Dub Coordinates itself — a structure that connects distant points without erasing the distance between them. Kitchener enters Picatrix as a coordinate of transition, where an architectural object becomes a line of connection. :::Juan Brun — Punta del Este comes from Punta del Este, Uruguay, once again making the city itself the title of the track. At this point, no imaginary route is needed: the coastal city already becomes a complete coordinate system of its own, where land meets the ocean and space literally opens outward. Punta del Este enters Picatrix as the southern boundary of the constellation — a point beyond which the line of the map continues its journey across the water. :::Antias — Core completes Picatrix from Ryazan, Russia, returning the entire structure to its center. After cities, bridges, rivers, mountains, ports, past and future, the title Core seems to suggest stripping away the outer layers and leaving only the inner nucleus of the system. Ryazan becomes the thirteenth coordinate of Picatrix — the point where all the routes travelled so far converge inward before Global Dub Coordinates continues its movement. Picatrix is the third of the nine constellations of Global Dub Coordinates. 13 artists. 13 places. 13 sonic points where personal memories, rivers, cities, bridges, ancient lands and timelines combine into a single figure. Six constellations still lie ahead — and the geometry of 117 coordinates continues to reveal itself. The next coordinate is already active. Yours in sound and spirit, The [PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB] Crew

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Tracklist – 99–154 BPM

1. Sleney – Lonely Tree Original Mix

   On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 133 BPM | Bb Minor | 9:08

2. Armin Bender – Airport Original Mix

   On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 154 BPM | Ab Minor | 6:14

3. Sascha Muller – We Are the Future Original Mix

   On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 122 BPM | D Major | 6:53

4. K-Joshua – Setúbal Original Mix

   On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 120 BPM | G Minor | 7:12

5. BLOMAQ – Morning on Yenisey Original Mix

   On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 118 BPM | D Minor | 6:13

6. tanangla – Mountain of Birth Original Mix

   On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 115 BPM | G Minor | 6:24

7. Nexus6 – Madrid Midnight Original Mix

   On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 120 BPM | C Minor | 5:36

8. R.S – Thracian Node Original Mix

   On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 119 BPM | E Minor | 6:27

9. Phasen – Bonus Decade Original Mix

   On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 113 BPM | Bb Minor | 7:05

10. Fedor Pashaev – Dock Pulse Original Mix

    On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 123 BPM | C Minor | 6:53

11. Lotech/Hijack – Victoria Street Bridge Original Mix

    On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 122 BPM | Eb Minor | 6:19

12. Juan Brun – Punta del Este Original Mix

    On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) | 122 BPM | G Major | 8:39

13. Antias – Core Original Mix

    On PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB | Nov 08, 2026 | Electronica | 99 BPM | E Minor | 5:16