Filth on Acid Drops Off Bangin' Techno Tunes on 'Stamp Collection, Vol. 4'

Filth on Acid is Back with the latest volume of its Stamp Collection compilation series that solidifies the label’s position as a trailblazer, continually setting the standard for innovation and impact.

Filth on Acid has been a relentless force in techno, championing groundbreaking talent and exploring uncharted territory. With the fourth installment of their Stamp Collection, the label releases an explosive 27-track compilation featuring label head Reinier Zonneveld, familiar names, and rising talent. Packed with hard-hitting techno, acid-driven energy, and flourishes of hardstyle and trance, the collection highlights each producer’s creativity and precision.

Leading the charge on Stamp Collection, Vol. 4 is “Der Club macht Liebe,” a collaboration between Reinier Zonneveld, Space 92, and Kiki Solvej that’s an unrelenting techno anthem bursting with raw energy. Blistering synths and pounding drums drive the production, while Kiki Solvej’s hypnotic German vocals add a seductive and magnetic layer. Perfectly crafted for peak-time dancefloors, “Der Club macht Liebe” encapsulates the spirit of its creators, combining their unique styles into a powerful and dark but groovy experience.

Next up is THOMM, the techno side project of Blasterjaxx’s Thom Jongkind, who brings everyone into “The Unknown,” offering a dynamic blend of heavy tones and acid elements to keep the energy pumping. Another standout arrives from hard-hitting icon Da Hool, who adds a filthy four-on-the-floor track filled with aggressive vocals, “Bottrop.” Crusy’s “Pretty Girls“ follows suit by delivering a dark, hypnotic groove that sets the tone for the compilation’s persistent energy.

Alex Stein and Bry Ortega with “Moda Funk” and Dustycloud on “Get Wasted” showcase their talents, combining fierce acid sounds with heavy basslines and crushing rhythms. A.N.I’S “Bubble Bounce” adds a touch of playfulness amidst the chaos, while VE/RA’s “Fusion” brings a deeply driving, industrial edge while still delivering a classic hard hit. Others, like Gaston Zani’s “It’s Show Time” and Reinier Zonneveld x Kiki Solvej’s “Joint In De Mond,” deliver power-packed, acid-dripping experiences that push the limits of modern techno and set the stage for what’s to come in the techno scene.