Kaiserdisco return with a powerful new EP, Selective Perception, released on their esteemed imprint, KD RAW. Known for their signature blend of precision and punch, the duo once again deliver a standout techno release. The title track, Selective Perception, is a groove-heavy, driving cut built around pulsating synth lines and hypnotic vocal elements that draw listeners deep into its rhythmic core. Its a track designed for peak-time moments, combining energy and subtle complexity in true Kaiserdisco fashion. On the flip, Silent Speaks offers a darker, more introspective angle. Rich with intricate vocal textures and a dynamic, synth-driven structure, it showcases the duos talent for creating immersive sonic journeys with a powerful emotional pull. With Selective Perception, Kaiserdisco reaffirm their place at the forefront of modern techno-delivering a release that masterfully balances intensity and depth.
Originally released on April 7th, 2014 via Suara, Kaiserdiscos Rex Cats EP marked a powerful debut on the iconic Spanish label and quickly became a staple in tech-house sets around the world. Now, over a decade later, with the rights back where they belong, were excited to bring this release back to life on our own imprint KD Music - fully updated with brand-new extended Revisited versions. The EP kicks off with Devon (Revisited), an extended, club-optimized take on the gritty original. Raw, lo-fi drums, eerie atmospheres, and warped vocal chops remain front and center, along with the unmistakable I House You vocal loop - a nod to the Jungle Brothers hip-house classic. This new version stretches the energy further, giving DJs even more space to work the floor. On the flip, Oregon (Revisited) brings the heat with an updated arrangement of its rolling TR-909 groove, spaced-out FX, and hypnotic vocal chant. The extended format intensifies the tension and drive, turning this into an even more potent peak-time weapon. Whether you loved the originals or are discovering them for the first time, these updated versions show that Rex Cats still has claws. This isnt a nostalgic throwback - its a rebirth, rebuilt for modern floors and bigger moments. Out now on KD Music. Revisited. Extended. Reawakened.