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Conrad Pack
Commandments
Lost Domain - Cat No: DOMA15-LP
- updated:2025-06-18
Conrad Pack's album "Commandments," which became a hot topic among dub techno fans, is now out on vinyl.
Track List
“Main influence for this lies somewhere between Puppy Tapes, Spiral Tribe & Hallucinator (+ Drill). Lots of it was made in my studio in Brixton during 2020-2021 as lockdown ensued then opened up and Scram began with Julian [Fairshare, R.I.P.] + Guy [Leeway]. I had the impetus to start SELN with Gonz as it felt like the time was right to create something more concise and solid to put out our own music under as it felt like a sound was emerging between myself, Gonz and Guy.
“The music itself was trying to merge the grandeur of steppers / dub, the drive + general no-fuks-given of Puppy and Spiral Tribe, plus general industrial music techniques, etc, but all the while having good mixdowns where the kick and bass would sound and work well in a club.
“All the tracks are 150bpm because I was just consistently rinsing DJ Valentime$ and [DJ] Salazar everyday (but then listening to ‘Red Angel’ in the car to Woolwich). I think with clubs being closed during the time a lot of the recordings were being made, and then Scram starting just as more than 3 people were legally allowed to converge, it really felt like a whole world / new possibilities for dance music had opened for us. I really thought we had found the new dubstep and it was going to be a world-changing genre shift...ha.”
“The music itself was trying to merge the grandeur of steppers / dub, the drive + general no-fuks-given of Puppy and Spiral Tribe, plus general industrial music techniques, etc, but all the while having good mixdowns where the kick and bass would sound and work well in a club.
“All the tracks are 150bpm because I was just consistently rinsing DJ Valentime$ and [DJ] Salazar everyday (but then listening to ‘Red Angel’ in the car to Woolwich). I think with clubs being closed during the time a lot of the recordings were being made, and then Scram starting just as more than 3 people were legally allowed to converge, it really felt like a whole world / new possibilities for dance music had opened for us. I really thought we had found the new dubstep and it was going to be a world-changing genre shift...ha.”

Here comes the album from Conrad Pack, who, alongside East London's DJ GONZ and Guy [Leeway], has been turning out underground rave, CHAIN REACTION-lineage dub, and industrial underground techno from his base at 〈SELN Recordings〉. Released on 〈Lost Domain〉, the label run by Kiran Sande, founder of Blackest Ever Black and an editor involved with THE VINYL FACTORY and FACT MAGAZINE.
He jokes that everything ended up at 150 BPM because he made it during a period when he was ripping Chicago underground techno imprint PUPPY TAPES nonstop. (Original Japanese text by Saito)