Anna Unusyan

Punk still beats in the kick

The punk-rock of her adolescence in the Russian Far East still beats beneath the hypnotic, bass-heavy techno that Anna Unusyan has solidified in London. She arrived in the British capital in her late teens and discovered the underground scene: dark rhythms, raw textures, and a club culture that pushed her to produce. Her sound is recognized by heavy bass, jacking groove, and dense sound design, with the urgency of punk translated to the dancefloor.

Resident of Till Last Track

At Egg London and Ministry of Sound, she carved out a space for herself in the London night until becoming a resident of Till Last Track, the collective that also operates as the agency TLT London. In 2018, she expanded her European map with two sessions at Sónar Off in Barcelona and a long set at Suicide Circus (Berlin). Since then, she has played at Junction 2, E1, and, in 2022, a back-to-back with Uakoz on the terrace of fabric during Junction 2 Inner City, an event that placed her alongside major names in international techno.

From Starskream to Kneaded Pains and ARTCORE

Her recording debut arrived in 2018 with Starskream. Later, she released on Kuukou Records, Simina Grigoriu's label (the EP Signal Lost, 2021), Ballroom, and Kneaded Pains, home to Dense & Pika, with tracks like Giant Peach and the EP U Turn (2023). That same year, she signed the remix of Apache for Dense & Pika, a leap in visibility that consolidated her as a producer of raw and functional techno. In 2026, she releases Dalston Fog on Odd Recordings and the EP ARTCORE DUO X alongside Antonio De Angelis on Indira Paganotto's label, with peak-time tracks like H3 and Soulkut.

ARTCORE, Hï Ibiza and the island circuit

The most recent stage places her in the ARTCORE ecosystem: sessions at Hï Ibiza with Indira Paganotto and a date at UNVRS on October 8, 2026, sharing the bill with I Hate Models, Kobosil, and AZYR. Major mixes—CLR Podcast 397 by Chris Liebing, NUDE 064 by Data Transmission, the District series by E1, and LWE Mix 196—portray a selector of raw, hypnotic, and constant-tension techno, with one foot in the London underground and the other in the clubs of Ibiza.