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Lightning (finger remix)

Ninechecker grew up in a town near Liverpool in the north west of England. He fell in love with heavier styles of music, of which Electro was the favourite flavour. In his late teens he witnessed Dave Clarke destroy dances at Liverpool's beloved Voodoo and Bugged Out! nights and set about making his own Tech/Electro. 
Years later, having settled in Toronto, Canada, after living in London and Berlin, he reassembled his studio and started making his own interpretation of Electro, taking inspiration from field recordings, 90's Jungle, 808 heavy Miami Bass and Trap, Techno, weird, unsettling ambience and dark, doomy electronics to create his own Gutter Electro.
He's been playing live hardware sets around Ontario, and has releases on Varial Records, Zodiac Wax, Supercomputer AV, Orson and forthcoming on Brokntoys.
"Electro seems to always be off to the side of the stage, never in the spotlight. Well, not since its 80's heyday. And maybe that's for the best, cos we create what we create in the shadows. Out of sight. Underground.... and personally, that's how I like it".

Which artists has influenced you the most?

- 1997 Techstep D&B, No U-Turn, Dom & Roland, DJ Krust, Elements OF Noize, Source Direct, early Korn, Deftones, Sepultura, Dave Clarke DJing at Voodoo and Bugged Out! in Liverpool was a huge influence... seismic actually. Early Warp Records. Basic Channel and Chain Reaction, Pole, Anthony Rother. DHR. John Peel's radio show. Liverpool's record shops. 

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- I’ve just released an EP on Orson records called Generating Coastline which the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive! I'm very happy. Also my I Can't Fight Your programming EP has been re-released by Varial Records too! 
Upcoming, I have a Brokntoys EP coming out at the end of year, which is huge! Hopefully another one on Orson Records too. Plus more stuff on more labels that I can't talk about yet. I also have created a live hardware set that I've been rocking parties here in Ontario. 

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- There are a bunch of Electro labels that I really admire, in no order; Avoidant, CHP, Mechatronica, Orson, Cyber Domain, Brokntoys, Dionysian Mysteries, No Static Automatic, Fides, Varial, Censor, Science Cult, Gated, PSI49Net, SCSI, Trust, LDI, Devine Disorder, Facecontrol Audio Industries, Specimen, CPU, Dead Channel, Dock 34, Computer Controlled, Zodiac Wax, DVSNME, Bass Agenda. I don't listen to any new D&B or Techno tbh... a few bits and bobs. What's really fizzing my bits is Ben Pest (who is amazing), Bitstream, G Jones, Shokh, Alex Jann, Brice Kelly, Keith & Kevin, Ekata, Siak PHD, Mat Carter, Assembler Code, Piska Power, Danny Daze.... I can't think of them all... Human Rebellion, PTHGN, Aura Nox... is that enough? 

What inspires you now to create music?

- Making music is my main creative output now. I used to paint and draw, I've been an animator too, but music really conquered everything fairly early on. I still do sound design for video games, but music is fully mine. I try to create a vibe for each track that I compose, so it can exist in its own space. They aren't just functional DJ tools, with a beginning, middle and end, but creepy little scenarios. I like to hide things in my tracks. 

What set-up do you use when creating music?

- I have a desk where I can rotate the pieces of kit that I use depending on the type of music that I'm making.. Some notable pieces are my Elektron Octatrack, Digitakt and Syntakt, which I also use for my live shows. A digital Hydrasynth, and analogue Arturia Minibrute2S, RD8 808 clone, the awesome Lyra-8 drone synth, a 303 clone, Tascam 414 4-track tape machine and various pedals all recorded into Ableton on an old Mac. And a Zoom recorder to capture field recordings all over the place which get woven and buried into all my tunes.

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Strange But Dance Music #133: Ninechecker

Track 2 ‘Downforce’ loops forward and backward through decaying brutalist cities and tunnels during an endless acid rainstorm. Sub bass competes with jackhammers replacing old neighbourhoods with condominiums supplying an endless amount of coffee. Ring roads constructed miles above the sidewalk carry human capital and currency in and out of the mirrored glass marketplace.

Downforce

Hello Space Is The Place friends,

This week Space Is The Place 165.
After a short break last week back with a fresh show.
Special thanks to the producers and labels that keep on supporting me on my electro journey. Thanks for trusting me to use your awesome work in my mixes.
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Space Is The Place, edition 165.
As always a carefully selected variety of tunes and grooves to take you with me on my electro journey. 
Thanks for the support to all the listeners of the show.
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Your tracks in Space Is The Place? Hook me up, DM via soundcloud or mail me at radiospaceistheplace@gmail.com.
Fresh tunes are always welcome in the show.
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Tracklist:
01. Urban Jedi - Last Flight From Planet Earth [Ozone Recordings]
02. Sematic 4 - Binary Moonlight [Bass Agenda Recordings]
03. Cliff Dalton - Age Of Wonder [Ozone Recordings]
04. Monoshuv - Domimono [Bandcamp]
05. Legowelt - Taping a Broken Heart [Clone Jack For Daze Series]
06. Flavio Folco - A Long Story [Abstract Rhythm]
07. O=3 - Anhedonia
08. Lloyd Stellar - Strangers in Paradise 
09. Monoshuv - Durometer [Bandcamp]
10. Techmarine Bottom Feeders - A Quagmire of Confusion (Aux 88 Remix) [EPM Music]
11. Info - Lost Cities Of Gold [Bandcamp]
12. OSC101 - I Am Elektronik [Bandcamp]
13. Techmarine Bottom Feeders - We Cannot Help You (The Exaltics Remix) [EPM Music]
14. Info - Blue Thunder [Bandcamp]
15. Monoshuv - GMMF-6 [Soundcloud]
16. Cliff Dalton - Outside Is The Enemy [Ozone Recordings]
17. Lloyd Stellar - A Bittersweet Victory [Specimen Records]
18. O=3 - Virologue
19. Scape One - We're Not Computers [Bandcamp]

Space Is The Place 165 - Deep Space Radio 11-30-2024

Inner Revolution Remixes

Chaos (Cliff Dalton Remix)

D3 * Into The Unknown * Acid Love LP * Mighty Force

Darqhorse - Imaginal Realm
Shadow Acid - The End
Lil Wayne - Lil Rave (ATM Flip)
Censar - Dark Matter (Darqhorse-Rmx)
Magda Rot - Alter Simus
MicroControlUnit - Dimension 1 Inhuman Designed's Pure Evil Mix
Mlada Fronta - Night Run
N-Ter - The Awakening
N-Ter - Fading Away
D3 - Little Shadows
North Phase - Groove Merchant
Pilo - Relax 
Privacy - + (82)
leinaD - Alpha Centauri Drive around (Confidential Recipe tool)
Hitachi II - Dystopia
Lake Haze - Osmosis
Legowelt - My Dad Was a Life Guard
Radioactive Man - Pretty Ugly
MOAB DEP - Glistening Effect
Energy N°13 - Rewind time

Rough & Shady

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OCB ─ Acid Test [CSV12]

Codename: RCRDS welcomes another newcomer to the label, and a first from South America, with the unique tech-funk drum and bass pressure of Brazil's ErBass.

EP opener 'Focus' demonstrates exactly this with a driven head-down dancefloor stomper, before the wobbler of a title track 'Pressure' keeps things bubbling along nicely. Minimal tech roller 'Amos Seven' keeps the grooves in play before 'Road To Emaus' makes full use of the space around its tightly knitted drum work, before label favourite TRC2 offers up a dark edged rework of 'Focus' with another stunning trademark take on modern techstep from this impressively talented artist.

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ErBass - Focus

Here is the next installment of the Speed Trap EP. It has some electro and breakbeat vibes. 

Healthy Skeptic

Collecting records and deejaying since 1991.
Oldschool Death Metal & Grindcore - enthusiast since the very beginning, Ambient, Drum´n Bass, Detroit Techno, Electro, Oldschool Breaks, Braindance, Acid, EBM + Industrial and many other good stuff that blows my mind ;)

In all those past years i had the honour playing gigs in some top Clubs or events like Oz-Club (Stuttgart) , Prag Club (Stuttgart), Ultraschall (Munich), Tresor (Berlin), Club 8.Mai (Chemnitz) ,Lehmann Club (Stuttgart) or Rhythm Factory (London), Loveparade 2000 (Berlin) and in additional i was for a while part of a weekly Electro-Show at the legendary Evosonic Radio in Munich. 

While all those amazing gigs i had the honour playing alongside cool guys like 
Carl Craig, Anthony Shake Shakir, Scan 7, 
Jerome Sydenham, DJ Bone, Stephan Brown, 
Colin Dale, John Heckle, T-1000 Alan Oldham, 
Jay Denham, Ancient Methods, Robert Görl (D.A.F.), Oliver Huntemann, Oliver Lieb, Mike S.,
Jason Leach/Subhead, Hanno Hinkelbein, 
Neil Landstrumm, Scalameriya, Terence Fixmer, Sunil Sharpe, Joe Farr, Roberto Q Ingram, Mike Dehnert, Johannes Volk, Mush, Dave Tarrida, Tok Tok and many more....

Rough & Shady

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