Like Freddy K? 5 DJs to log next
The Lady Machine
The Lady Machine shares more bills with Freddy K than anyone, and where he keeps his records raw and rough, she works the same classic techno finer, every groove chiselled with texture and detail until you can hear the tool marks. To me that is what a purist sounds like.
The Lady Machine - Bassiani Podcast 266Rødhåd
Where Freddy K's marathon sets build patiently over hours, Rødhåd stretches that patience into science fiction. He engineered the Dystopian sound in Berlin from dub, delay and a Blade Runner ache, until the melancholy pours out as wet concrete, sets grey and cold, and seals the floor inside a bunker under a neon-dead sky.
Rødhåd - Fusion 2026Blasha & Allatt
Blasha & Allatt run Meat Free and the queer night Frixxxion, the most feverish rooms in Manchester, and where Freddy K's raw techno simmers, I love how they let it boil over: hard-groove laced with house and vintage rave, the same lineage with the thermostat torn off.
Blasha & Allatt - HATE Podcast 476Ellen Allien
Ellen Allien has worked Berlin's booths since the early Tresor days, and where Freddy K plays slow and patient, she plays quick and live-wired, acid, electro and techno threaded through one restless hour like the city's exposed nerve. To me she sounds more current than DJs a third her age.
Ellen Allien - SECTION London 2025Dr. Rubinstein
Dr. Rubinstein raved in Tel Aviv long before she DJed, then moved to Berlin for the vinyl, and where Freddy K's marathons roam through deviant selections, she locks onto a single 303 and rides it: hypnotic acid and 90s rave wound so tight the room loses the hour. The testimony of a lifelong raver.
Dr. Rubinstein - HATE Podcast 400