New and highly attractive style opposition at Fuse, with no-compromise techno in the Main Room and lighter grooves in the Motion Room with the return of the Down Under collective.

In the Main Room we'll be dishing up two of the most prolific techno producers around at this moment: one the one side Len Faki, resident of the feted Berghain in Berlin, used to wrapping up his audience with his blend of rolling energetic techno, and on the other side the Italian Joseph Capriati, protege of a certain Adam Beyer, who's been racking up successive releases on Drumcode as well as on Richie Hawtin's Plus 8 imprint, his techno is minimal yet hypnotic. It won't leave you unaffected!

http://soundcloud.com/lenfaki

http://soundcloud.com/joseph-capriati

We were personal fans of their nights at Silo, with line ups forever composed by their enthusiastic residents Ken, Davy and Dezz Terquez. After three nights at Fuse and a New Year's Eve anthology revival at Silo, let there be no doubt, Down Under is one of the concepts you should hook up to without delay. Over the course of their nights the guys have been able to create a festive atmosphere in a musically coherent frame, an atmosphere completely compatible with with Fuse's Motion Room: warm and intimate. For this latest edition, they've decided to let us discover one of the numerous Romanian pearls: the Noidoi duo, being of Oslo label fame.

http://soundcloud.com/noidoi

http://soundcloud.com/ken_davy