Inside Køzløv’s Inspiring Rise in Industrial Techno

Catch the rise of Industrial Techno under Køzløv’s spotlight as he paves his way in the industry. 

French artist and producer Køzløv’s rise in the industrial techno genre has garnered attention from fans and people in the industry from around the world. Since his first release in 2017, the producer has built a name for himself through hard work and dedication to his craft.

Køzløv found his passion for the genre after investing in DJ equipment in his adolescence after discovering techno music at a festival in Croatia. Determined to dedicate his craft to this techno passion, Køzløv has created “industrially danceable” music, a bold fusion of energetic rhythms and brutal sounds.

Exploring this abrasive side of the genre, he has independently dropped much of his music on his Bandcamp account. Even though he drops independently, he’s garnered attention from major labels like Sacred Court Records, ARTS, NineTimesNine, HATE, Grounded, and many more. Through this recognition, he has released songs with the help of these record labels.

His iconic tracks, such as “Tchernobyl,” “Settlement of Disputes,” or “She Wants To Go Harder,” resonate as anthems of industrial techno, accumulating millions of listens on platforms. Køzløv recently released a techno track with Caravel that reached the top 15 on Beatport named “Adrenaline Assault.” The two artists combined their unique aspects of Techno music to create a banger that builds over five minutes of pure bliss.

Kicking off the year, Køzløv has been traveling through Europe in different clubs and festivals to put on shows for fans. For now, the artist will continue this stacked lineup of performances with shows in Mexico City, Berlin, Paris, Madrid, and more.

Although he specializes in this industrial techno world, he creates music in a constantly evolving story, with palpable tension and communicative energy. Each live performance from the artist is a different kind of communion with the audience, creating unforgettable experiences for those he makes dance.