From Rome with Bass: Sisko Electrofanatik drops techno heat on 'Starboy'

If there’s one thing you can say about Starboy, it’s that it hits hard. Sisko Electrofanatik’s debut album isn’t just a celebration of his 20 years in the game—it’s a deep dive into the raw, pulsating heart of techno. Released on his own Gain Records, the album is fierce, varied, and locked in with laser focus.

The early tracks—“Zork,” “Syntagma,” and “Ziggurath”—bring that warehouse energy, but Sisko’s not content to stay in one lane. “Elements” (with Leah Rose) adds a beautiful vocal lift, “Imnot” accelerates into high-octane dubby terrain, and “Acidland” proves the man knows how to slow it down without losing edge.

This isn’t just a DJ’s toolkit—it’s a concept album with movement and emotion. Starboy proves Sisko Electrofanatik isn’t stuck in the past; he’s writing his future, and techno’s along for the ride.

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