Champas & Synthethik - Dampfhammer

Review by Nancy Worrell

Dampfhammer by Champas & Synthethik: A Techno Trip That’ll Steamroll Your Ears Alright, buckle up, folks. You’re about to dive into Dampfhammer, the 2019 techno banger from German duo Champas & Synthethik. Released under the Endzeit label, this album is like that one friend who shows up uninvited but ends up being the life of the party. It’s raw, punchy, and oddly unforgettable. Let’s talk tracks. First up, we’ve got “Dampfhammer (Brecc Remix).” Now, I don’t know who Brecc is, but they’ve clearly been hitting the gym because this remix is ripped. The beat hits harder than your ex’s text after a year of silence. It’s got this relentless energy that feels like someone strapped a jetpack to a sledgehammer—chaotic in the best way possible. If you’re looking for something to blast while pretending you’re late for an important meeting, this is your jam. Then there’s “Amboss.” Oh man, this track sneaks up on you like a cat in socks. At first, it’s all moody atmospherics, like walking through a foggy Berlin alley at 3 AM. But then BAM—it drops, and suddenly you’re not just walking anymore; you’re sprinting away from whatever’s chasing you. The bassline growls like a grumpy bulldog, and those synths? They’re sharper than my attempts at small talk at parties. This one sticks with you, trust me. And yeah, okay, the title track “Dampfhammer” rounds things out nicely too. It’s more straightforward compared to its remix sibling, but sometimes simplicity works wonders. Think of it as the reliable beer you grab when you’re too overwhelmed by craft IPA options—it gets the job done without trying too hard. Now, here’s the thing about Dampfhammer: it’s not perfect. Some transitions feel like they were stitched together with duct tape and hope. But honestly? That adds to its charm. It’s like techno for people who appreciate a little grit in their gears. And hey, if nothing else, it proves that Germany still knows how to crank out killer electronic music even when no one’s asking. So, would I recommend this album? Absolutely—if you dig techno that sounds like robots having a rave inside a steel factory. Just don’t blame me if your neighbors start filing noise complaints. Final thought: Listening to Dampfhammer makes me wonder… do steam hammers ever get tired? Because after spinning this album, I sure do.

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Artist: Champas & Synthethik
Album: Dampfhammer

Germany

Electronic

Techno

2019

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Amboss	6:10
Dampfhammer (Brecc Remix)	6:18
Dampfhammer	6:46

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Champas & Synthethik - Amboss (Original Mix)

Champas & Synthethik - Dampfhammer (Original Mix)

Champas & Synthethik - Dampfhammer (Brecc Remix)

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EZ040

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Endzeit

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3 × File
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About Champas & Synthethik

Champas is a Techno Project based in Lünen, Germany, initiated by Pascal, born in 1996. In 2012 he discovered his passion for techno after hearing sets online by the artist "Hefty". This new exciting dark underground sound fascinated him...... At the beginning of 2015 he began to produce his own music, and by the end of the year he had multiple releases under his belt on notable labels. Champas's music can be described as Hard unforgiving heavyweight techno, and he is currently a resident of Dusk Records & Endzeit.

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Pascal Champas

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Here’s something cool: The album *Dampfhammer* by Champas & Synthethik is a hidden gem in the techno scene. Released in 2019 under the German label Endzeit, it blends raw electronic beats with an industrial edge. One standout track, "Dampfhammer (Brecc Remix)," adds a fresh twist to the original. It’s like a hammer hitting an anvil—intense and driving. If you’re into dark, pounding rhythms, this one’s for you.