Keroxen’s ongoing compilation series reaches its sixth volume, shifting from guitar-led terrain toward the islands’ underground electronic current. Shaped by late-night club culture and mid-90s hardware obsessions, Vol. 6 brings together five long-standing figures from the Canary Islands scene.

Dancelwerk sets the tone with tightly structured tracks rooted in modular systems and classic rave futurism. Cmos34 make their debut with improvised techno pieces built on tension and feedback. Jorganes pares things back to hypnotic minimal forms, driving repetition into trance-like momentum.

Sunday German Flowers leans into dub-informed electronics, blending low-end weight with spoken word and shadowy atmospheres. Closing the set, Nico Hernández moves into ambient territory, drawing on Lanzarote’s stark landscapes for a series of restrained compositions.