Self Exorcism

Covered in Demon Blood

Fruitty loops one shot, hardcore mix version

WildMofo - Vous allez mourrir

Respect to the Boomcoeur posse !! Liveset Improvisation

69db Last night in Nice 09.12.23

Live Primal Bass performance/ritual at the Bassment of @POING CLUB for the OPAQUE SERIES. Psychedelic underground sound in the heart of Rotterdam!

Thank you for giving my sound a chance and help me develop it further!

Live Primal-Bass Set_POING CLUB/Opaque 20-01-2024

We’re honoured to welcome an absolute pioneer for DSS 111.
Spiral Tribe’s own 69db presents his Wave Arising LIVE set.
As a founding member of Spiral Tribe and R-Zac, and co-founder of Network 23 Recordings, 69db has been a driving force in the Hardtec and Tribe scenes since the early ’90s. His improvised live sets have pushed boundaries for over three decades.
Wave Arising, blending tribal techno with dub elements, was recently hailed by Resident Advisor as a standout performance at Dekmantel 2024.
This mix comes out of his work for the Wave Arising project he shares with dancer Kynsie. The project is aimed at returning focus to improvisation , music and movement as the main focus of our personal development in life. 

The mix is 100% improvised on the liveset and is about tuning in to our deeper selves and opening a channel within.

@wavearising
@69db

DSS 111 | 69db presents Wave Arising (Live)

Joint release between Cock Rock Disco and Naboa Music. Check them both out here: 
www.cockrockdisco.net/releases/ 
naboamusic.com/catalog/ 

Text from Cock Rock Disco: 

If you know anything about Cock Rock Disco you probably know about Terminal 11 too. We’ve been proud to release his music regularly since 2005 and we’re doubly proud to share this new material as a split release with Naboa Music! 

Here’s 8 incredible songs full of ultra-complex polyrhythmic explosion-beats like only he can make. Each track is a microcosm of razor sharp fragments sliced into crystalline structures of ever-evolving design – this time with a vaguely Acid feel. 

…And that’s not for nothing, as Terminal 11 seems to have broken the code to making songs that are both funky and complex, scientific yet primal. In fact these songs are equally at home on a dancefloor as they are ripping apart technival speaker cabinets. Single, double, quadruple time – they are all one. Run your finger down this crease and watch it expand into the universe. 

Note: "We're Just Taking It Back" was originally released by King Deluxe for the "Dance Like It's 2999" Project. 
Project link: kingdeluxe.ca/dancelikeits2999/ 
Track Link: kingdeluxe.ca/were-just-taking-it-back/

There Is No End

Reconfiguration

Fresh new colab from myself and T-Menace, on a DnB into Jungletek vibe. Tune will be available soon on Jungletek Mafia Vol. 2 from Amen4Tekno.

-èrtboi -rçàrnh

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