Today, we dive into the sweaty, shirtless chaos of techno parties, Kevin’s questionable taste in tracks, and a hilariously absurd game of True or False!
The Worst Techno Songs:
Cotton Eyed Joe
Brisby and Jingles
Darude - Sandstorm
A Tribute to Techno’s Originator – Juan Atkins
Discover how Juan Atkins, the pioneer of Detroit techno, transformed music with iconic tracks like No UFOs and inspired a generation of electronic artists. His futuristic soundscapes, inspired by dystopian sci-fi and the synthesizer gods like Kraftwerk, birthed an entirely new genre.
Trivia Time!
We test your music knowledge with these bizarre and fun facts. Can you guess what's true or false?
Did termites groove faster to Bach?
Was Nirvana’s Smells Like Teen Spirit about bad hygiene?
Did Waylon Jennings REALLY say THAT to Buddy Holly?
Bonus Fact: The Van Halen brothers were classically trained pianists from the Netherlands before rocking the world.
Celebrate the music, the culture, and the chaos that makes techno unforgettable. Hit play and let’s get weird!
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