Roman Flügel presents his new live set, Tracks on Delivery. The Frankfurt artist’s enigmatic but captivating approach has made him a landmark artist, and his work across every facet of electronic music has made him a true master. With roots in the early days of techno, Flügel’s output on seminal labels like Klang Elektronik (which he co-founded) and Dial has set a high water mark for multiple generations of adventurous and heady producers. His studiocraft is beyond reproach, so it’s no surprise that a new live set is seeing the light of day. Turn the page for the next chapter in one of techno’s most storied careers. Alarico makes his BASEMENT debut. The Italian artist brings a shivering, edgy sound signature to bear on fast-and-lean techno tunnelers. The Katana Records founder has made significant waves over a few short years, making his mark with slamming loop techno covered in gnarly textures that seem to grow organically like an invasive species. ÆON continues her run, landing back in the room after her recent appearance at WIRE. ÆON’s approach marries the joyfully banging with the exploratory and sublime. Roi Perez makes his first stop in the room after his epochal all night set last March. Few have mastered the roiling power of house quite like Perez. His versatility and raw power set it off with impunity. There’s a reason Perez is beloved by techno fans, house heads and non-denominational dancers alike; he taps into the primeval spirit of dance music, drawing from its liberatory, psychedelic roots and giving them a fresh articulation in our modern landscape. Tbilisi’s Natuta returns. The Eau De Cologne founder matches Perez’ vision, drawing you deep into the humid and dank underbelly of house. Markus slides in with a welcome dose of nastiness. The NY artist smears his tracks with rude, even sleazy grit, but he isn’t above a turn into tenderness when the moment calls for it.