Pol// Releases Hypnotic Five-Track EP on Mona Records
Pol//, a producer from La Rioja, Spain, released a five-track EP on Mona Records (Murcia) on January 6, 2026, that leans into hypnotic, mental techno with minimalist textures and steady club grooves. The short-to-medium length pieces emphasize repetition and slow-evolving tension, making the EP useful both for tight club sets and focused home listening.
Pol//’s new five-track EP arrived on Mona Records on January 6, 2026, presenting a compact, introspective club set built around minimalist textures and steady, dancefloor-friendly grooves. The release is tagged dark techno, mental, hypnotic and minimal techno, and the label positions the record as a sequence of pieces that favor repetition, atmospheric layering and slow tension build rather than dramatic melodic shifts.
The EP runs five tracks across a concise runtime. Track one, Cut, opens at 06:24 and establishes the EP’s slow-burn approach. Ventrículo follows at 05:52, continuing the hypnotic momentum. The middle pieces tighten the focus with Ignorancia at 04:19 and Stellar at 04:01, while the closer Ramdom clocks in at 03:15. The set structure skews toward short-to-medium lengths, which gives DJs room to place tracks as transitions or to stitch them into longer hypnotic sequences.
Mona Records, based in Murcia, Spain, hosts the release on Bandcamp where the label’s description and streaming and download options are available. That distribution format keeps the EP accessible for immediate auditioning and for purchase at set preparation time, so you can test tracks in your DJ software or add them to curated listening sessions. The tracks’ minimal arrangements and repeating motifs make them practical for layering with percussion-heavy records or for building slow, immersive segments in a set.
If you’re a DJ, consider using Cut or Ventrículo to anchor a meditative block that ramps tension without demanding fast mixing changes. The shorter pieces work well as bridges or accent tracks when you need to tighten pace without sacrificing mood. For listeners who prefer deep listening, the EP rewards multiple plays; the slow-evolving elements and atmospheric layers reveal small shifts over time.
Pol//’s release contributes to Spain’s active underground techno conversation by pairing La Rioja roots with Mona Records’ Murcia base, offering a compact statement that suits both club programming and attentive home rotation. Stream or download the EP on Bandcamp to judge how its hypnotic minimalism fits your sets or playlists.
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