Jeff Mills' new "Gamma Rays" EP, out October 30 on Axis Records (AX131), collects four unreleased tracks cut for his 1995 Live at Liquid Room Tokyo sessions and left untouched on quarter-inch tape for thirty years.
Ma Haiping, the Shanghai producer who became the first Chinese artist pressed on a Detroit techno label, headlines Secret Warehouse's two-room Fake DJ #3 event in Hong Kong on September 12, 2026.
Jeff Mills co-founded Underground Resistance in 1989, then built a solo catalog on Axis Records that turned Detroit's rawest techno into a global minimalist blueprint.
Techno's own architect refuses to let the music live in its past. At 63 the Detroit pioneer still mixes on three decks with no sync button, treats techno as education over entertainment, and the same month he marked 30 years of his most famous live set he shipped a brand-new sci-fi concept album. He honours the past without missing it, and points everything forward.
On The Trip To Vega, out now on his own Axis label, Detroit's techno futurist imagines the year 2097, the planet abandoned, and an 11-track interstellar voyage to a star 25 light years away.
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