Name: Muntelevenus ft Akileez - Rectifier by Akileez
Duration: 6 min 30 s
Description: Joint effort with my good friend Miss Tasnic

This one is a trip!! are they speaking japanese? sounds cool!!!

still one of my fav tunes I've heard on soundcloud!

the name "Rectifier" comes from a Live instrument :) sounded appropriate

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We are happy to present you a multi-facetted and multi-talented artist today, Anna Z! Very early she started taking several art courses, while she enjoyed an education that was specialized on mathematics and physics. She gained a deeper insight into the world of sound, frequencies and music in the most intimate way by learning several instruments with a focus on guitar.
After her graphic design studies, during which she focused more on her artistic skills and learned to work with several programs from editing software to complex 3d modeling and programming, she worked as a designer and illustrator for several years. 
Anna moved to Berlin in 2012 and started studying architecture at the University of Arts Berlin (Universität der Künste Berlin). She soon got into contact with the Berlin electronic music culture, especially with the modular synth scene and started designing and manufacturing some of her own musical gear. 2015 ANNA Z started to work with the visual guidance of the WERK crew and their events. She soon became a part of the operating crew and record label (with J.Manuel). 
Her art comes from the most different experiments, including, programming, hardware, drawing, photographies, oil and acrylic painting, all this with the music in mind. Besides experimenting with the following programs: quartz composer, max, processing, grasshopper, adobe programs, ableton live. She started making music on her own. Working with Reaktor and Cycling 74, she is creating her own instruments.
Her graphics became the face of WERK and the project today and now it would be inconceivable without her work. In July 2018 Anna had a first official music live experience with modular synth live jam together with J.Manuel at //: about blank.

Support her here: https://soundcloud.com/annazwerk

BCCO Podcast 241: Anna Z

Carl Finlow keeps on keepin’ on. Not only is Finlow one of the most respected names in electro, a producer who boasts a sprawling catalogue that takes in a wide variety of aliases, but he’s also spent recent years establishing himself as a mainstay for Sheffield’s Central Processing Unit label. Soft Robotics, the new EP from Finlow’s Silicon Scally project, is the fifth Silicon Scally release in five years to boast one of CPU’s instantly-recognisable black-and-white covers.

The reason that Silicon Scally and CPU keep linking up is simple; they’re a perfect fit for one another. Central Processing Unit has established itself as a haven for post-Drexciya producers since launching in 2012, and there are few artists better than Finlow at building on the Detroit group’s sound. The union bears fruit once more on Soft Robotics, an EP of lithe machine-funk jams that will both do damage in the dance and also reward more concentrated home listening.

Things begin at a steadier speed than one might expect. Rather than barrelling off with the kind of sinewy roller one associates with the CPU name, Soft Robotics’ title-track takes things at mid-pace. The groove reveals itself without hurry, Silicon Scally adding or subtracting elements - twitchy modular loops, pensive pads, the occasional blurt of low-end - atop the chugging bass/drums groove. It’s a track which wins you over with guile rather than force.

As the name of subsequent cut ‘Jitters’ intimates, this one picks things up a little after ‘Soft Robotics’. The tempo is higher here, the central beat more nervy. At their cores, though, ‘Jitters’ and ‘Soft Robotics’ are kindred spirits. Here, another slyly insistent bit of drum programming comes swirled up with all sorts of extraterrestrial tones, from little nuggets of melody supplied by the keys to electrifying synth stabs and percussive squelches.

Things limber up further still on first B-side ‘Spin Ratio’. The track’s 808 kicks are punchier than those of the A-side jams, and there’s a dizziness to the bass tone which gives ‘Spin Ratio’ an intriguingly off-kilter feel. Atop the booming beat we find ourselves hypnotised by cells of melody and harmony interlocking or moving apart - particularly the staccato module at the track’s heart. Sure enough, ‘Spin Ratio’ is the Soft Robotics joint which cleaves closest to Drexciya, invoking other Detroit disciples like Jensen Interceptor in the process.

After Soft Robotics picks up speed in the middle, closer ‘Super Fluid Tones’ brings us back to where we started. This track returns to the more measured delivery of the record’s opener - there’s a steady pulse to the drums, and once again Silicon Scally packs the mix with so many intriguing whizzes, bangs, blips and blurts that it’s impossible not be won over by this tune’s construction. ‘Soft Robotics’ and ‘Super Fluid Tones’ bookend Soft Robotics very nicely, and Silicon Scally’s smart pacing gives the EP a lovely ebb and flow.

The ever-excellent Carl Finlow drops a Silicon Scally release via Central Processing Unit for the fifth year running. Like its predecessors, Soft Robotics is an excellent and deftly-crafted collection of modern machine-funk.

RIYL: Drexciya, Jensen Interceptor, Fleck E.S.C., The Advent

Silicon Scally - Soft Robotics

The 720th episode of @DarkScienceElectro published 6/30/2023

Silicon Scally - Super Fluid Tones
Teslasonic - Trantor
Depeche Mode - People Are Good (Commuter KW edit)
Hardfloor & ERP - 4th Dimension Of The 5th Ward
Q-Chip - Quantum Jumping
Obergman - August 8
Noamm - Bipolar Machine
Rapha - 353 (DJ Overdose remix)
Eoism - The Last To Know
DVS NME - Price Controls
Sendex - Analog Confusion
SIAK - Traction Control
Mumm - Objects
Maelstrom - Fragment
Machino - Eco
Ashtar Lavanda - Gratiot Shake
Anthony Rother - Human Made

www.darkscienceelectro.com

Dark Science Electro

Dark Science Electro - Episode 720 - 6/30/2023

A track written on 6/20/2023. MPC One triggers, JU06, MicroFreak, TR8S, SE02, SH01, JX08, Hydrasynth, Minilogue, System 8, Peak, and Rev2.

Unreleased DVS NME

DVS NME - Plausibility Structures

The 721st episode of @DarkScienceElectro was originally published on 7/7/2023

This label highlight is dedicated to @analogicalforce

All tracks contained in this mix can be purchased here: 
https://analogicalforce.bandcamp.com/

Patricia - Ibex
Pye Corner Audio - Greenpoint Hangover
Voiron - Ty Voiron
Lowfish - 8_OP Extended Version
ScanOne - Smoke Machine
Rolando Simmons - Laniakea Supercouture
James Shinra - Runn
Cignol - Quest
Echo 106 - Shifting Multiverse
Bewwip - QBB Falreup
D'Arcangelo - TimeLss
Endfest - Poppenkast
MOY - Frequency Of Creation
u-Ziq - Blauwasser
Promising/Youngster - Infected

Additional resources:
https://www.facebook.com/analogical.force
https://analogicalforce.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/analogicalforce/
https://twitter.com/AnalogicalForce
https://www.youtube.com/@AnalogicalForce
https://www.discogs.com/label/906282-Analogical-Force

www.soundcloud.com/dvsnme

Analogical Force

Dark Science Electro presents: Analogical Force

Made a mix of tracks that I would love to hear peak time on the dancefloor. DM for bookings
1. Empowering Change (Version) - Diamond Version
2. Swann Morton - Mosca
3. Ethanol Fury - Fleck E.S.C
4. Coulombe Blockade -Carl Finlow
5. Computer Armour - Ninechecker
6. Tone - Claro Intelecto
7. Potty Mouth - OverworX
8. Punk Motherfucker (Richard Devine Remix) - Funkstorung
9. Adel Crag Microdot - Special Request
10. lc1101 - /DL/MS/
11. Amirite - Ben Pest
12. From the Future - Robodroid
13. Your Data - CTRLS
14. Never Crash - Maelstrom
15. NP Soup - CTRLS
16. Sonic Impact ft. Dalo
17. The Wash - CTRLS
18. Bioplastics - DJ Stingray 313

Electro Shock Mix

I was able to spend an hour with the amazing Xerxes, with the Midiboard as controller, so polyphonic aftertouch. It was still a prototype (you may hear some subtle chorus "chirp" artifacts in especially quiet spots. This issue has been completely resolved as of April 2019). In this session I gravitated towards exploring the beautiful highpass and bandpass filter modes. Killer synth.

We recorded this session with Valhalla reverb and a bit of delay.

Xerxes Session

Joint effort with my good friend Miss Tasnic

Muntelevenus ft Akileez - Rectifier

The Hague’s rising star Pasiphax joins us at Drugstore for one of her distinctive, dance floor focused sets.

Pasiphae | Boiler Room x Belgrade: Drugstore

High school crush over my beat layer. Playing with the sound and having fun) no Nate Dogg tho', smoothest flow ever.

Above the Rim (soundtrack)
Released	April 28, 1994
Recorded	1993
Genre	Rap, Hip Hop
West Coast hip hopG-funkgangsta rapR&B[1]
Label	Death RowInterscope

Songwriter(s)Nate Dogg, Warren G
Producer(s)	Warren G
Remixer Cristina Tasnic

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