The group's ringmaster, Tom Ellard, recounts the hilarious 30-year saga of the cult Australian band. 

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EX.132 Severed Heads

Written, Arranged, Produced & Engineered by Mike Luv

ML- Programming & Patching in VCV Rack

Fool's Errand

Administrative Duty

https://soundcloud.com/roelfuncken


words of the artist:
"This mix features tracks from my latest release, Data Curation II, which was released on December 13, 2024, through the label EC Underground. 
All tracks were previously and exclusively released digitally via Roel Funcken's Bandcamp."

Data Curation II Bandcamp: https://roelfuncken.bandcamp.com/album/data-curation-2
Mastering by exm / Artwork is a painting called "Boids": shorturl.at/mpnA4

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Roel Funcken officially popped up on the scene in 2010, with his solo debut, titled Vade, out on Ad Noiseam. But fans of electronic music, and IDM in general, have been tracking this Dutch musician for over a decade prior, when, along with his brother, Don, the duo has released some of the genre defining music on labels such as Djak-Up-Bitch, Schematic, Sublight Records, Neo Ouija, n5MD , Arcola (Warp) as the one and only Funckarma. In 2009 the Funcken brothers kicked off their very own, digital-only, Funcken Industry imprint, which hosted a few of their other projects and offshoots, such as Shadow Huntaz, Scone, Quench, Automotive, and the latest from Roel's solo works. Roel continues to influence the evolution of music through numerous releases (Sapper Morton on Analogical Force, Semtinal Convex on Methlab and Prester Hynn on his own imprint to name a few) and active engagement in the community, with music festival curation, mixes on mixlr and soundcloud and weekly playlists on Soundcloud and spotify. 

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roelfuncken1975/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roelfuncken/
Bandcamp: https://roelfuncken.bandcamp.com/music
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Tracklist:

01 / Funck’d - Texensis 
02 / Funck’d - Steve Brown 
03 / Roel Funcken - TharenThesos 
04 / Funck’d - Gown part 2 
05 / Funck’d - Gown part 1 
06 / Funck’d - Bytes3 
07 / Funck’d - Rynth 
08 / Funck’d - Kaben 
09 / Funck’d - Phronima Sedentaria 
10 / Roel Funcken - Kadrex 
11 / Roel Funcken - Escutcheon 
12 / Roel Funcken - Brifford Clyde 
13 / Roel Funcken - Boton Crawl 
14 / Roel Funcken - Goff Mideon 
15 / Funck’d - Flipped 
16 / Funck’d - Frobin 101 
17 / Funck’d - Gob 
18 / Roel Funcken - Coprinellus Disseminatus 
19 / Roel Funcken - Tarvom 
20 / Funck’d - Krow 
21 / Roel Funcken - Drescarpa Ive

Mutoscope Podcast #013 - Roel Funcken

kal Fail. Winter archeological, 12/24 (Walter edition) duh...

Between the waves
Between the stars
The space on the dial

We Know You Have Received This Message...Earth Men

Raucous club jams from the trio setting pace for a new generation of electronic fans: Dazegxd, gum.mp3 & Swami Sound, AKA EldiaNYC.

Something exciting is happening on the margins of online club music. As one generation ages out, another, predominantly made up of Zoomers and Zillennials who fell into rave music mid-pandemic or arrived via gaming, is on the rise. Some of the most dialled-in electronic fans out there have threadbare connection to formalised nightlife, filling their diet instead with DJ Ess, Jane Remover, Jet Set Radio and a thriving ecosystem of global splinter styles that would draw stares from anyone who settled into their preferences pre-2019. 

Leading the charge—while pointedly reaffirming the value of connection as they go—are EldiaNYC, whose combination of jungle, garage, vintage Black American dance music, regional rap and screen-glued splinter styles hits like a shot of adrenaline. Swami Sound broke first with sexy drill-laced 2-step edits, and last year we named gum.mp3's "Black Life, Red Planet" as one of our favourite records—but it could have just as easily been Dazegxd's breaks-splicing "exhibition mode" instead.

Eldia stack sets on radio and at parties with startlingly-fresh producers, many still in their teens. This might also be the only RA Podcast to fold in soulful ghettotech from Mr De', head-in-the-clouds plugg from rising star 454, edits of both Bounty Killer and Toro Y Moi, and multiple names (Guido YZ, synta3x, DJ B) who haven't registered on the series before.

With one eye on the occasion, Eldia tip their hats to lineage, too. The trio kick off with a double scoop of Fred P, before ramping up steadily through slick forthcoming material and ironclad modern anthems on their way to a crescendo of footwork chops, baile drums and breakbeat delirium.

Leaders of a new wave in the US, it surely won't be long before Daze, gum and Swami have swept the international circuit. For now, RA.977 will leave your subs smoking.

@dazegxd
@eldia000
@masutaswami
@gum_mp3

Find the interview and tracklist at ra.co/podcast/977

RA.977 EldiaNYC

You Didn't See It Coming And You Wouldn't Listen

Noumen returns to Central Processing Unit after a six-year absence with Altum. This bumper record, the Ukrainian artist’s fourth release for the Sheffield label and first since 2019 double-LP Obscurium, serves to remind us all why Noumen’s music has been lauded by the likes of Mixmag and Resident Advisor in the past. Altum is a consummate piece of contemporary electronic production, a technoid exploration of outer-edges electronica that nods to genre greats like Autechre while still maintaining its own unconventional charm.

Across well over an hour of music here we find Noumen repeatedly playing punchy mid-tempo beat work off of some more cerebral tuned synths. Altum kicks off with the epic ‘Oion’ - beginning in that Autechre/AFX mid-tempo zone, full of deep-sea bangs and whirrs, the track slowly builds to a final stretch of delay-drenched keys which set us free amidst the outer cosmos, almost Sun Ra-style. It’s a perfect liminal-space roller and an apt scene-setter for Altum.

‘Oion’ provides a blueprint for several of the album’s other highlights - plenty of the joints here adopt that same approach of hitting hard with the drums and soft with the synths. Second track ‘Splitter’ takes on the baton from ‘Oion’ while souping up the kick to warehouse levels; the beats in ‘Far Wind’ splutter like a needle skipping on a mid-90s Tresor drop; ‘Fate Carette’, all eerie looped synth leads, is a highlight as the album enters the home straight.

The rhythm production (which, it should be noted, is exemplary throughout Altum) is ratched up in intensity on a handful of numbers. ‘Telemask’ displays a delightful breakbeat - if you’d told me this was sampled from golden age A Tribe Called Quest, I’d have believed you. Mid-section anchors ‘Awe’ and ‘Axis’ are glitchers in the Mike Paradinas mould, with the latter showing off some pleasing steel pan-esque synth leads for good measure. And while Altum generally maintains a processional pace throughout, there are points where Noumen toughens up the drums for club deployment - ‘Unveilness’ shows off a real chunkiness in the low end, closer ‘Spurling Sign’ plays a satisfying rolling groove off of ever-layering synths, and the title-track is an alien machine-funker in keeping with fellow CPU electronauts like Silicon Scally and Cygnus.

Noumen’s third album for Central Processing Unit is a pleasingly hefty double-LP which builds on the zany invention of acts like Modeselektor and Autechre to delightful effect.

FFO: Autechre, Aphex Twin, Modeselektor, Bochum Welt, LFO

Noumen - Altum

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Tainsus - Things Can Change (Mutable Mix) for the Things Can Change Remix Contest Panoply... Downloadable for your convenience! (it seems like I must have disabled downloads for some reason but I re-enabled them)

Original track by @tainsus and many thanks for the chance to wrassle with the stems!

I dropped the tempo to 97 BPM and some special attention was needed on the disco break. Naught endures but mutability.

Multiple treatments with filters and delays. Apply to the ear holes with force.

Download and add this fine remix to your collection today! Play it for friends, or drop it into your DJ set or y'know... whatevs.

Tainsus original:

https://soundcloud.com/tainsus/things-can-change-best-remixes-will-be-uploaded-here-see-track-description

Tainsus - Things Can Change Mutable Mix

Allied Mastercomputer is some sort of vast network of linked supercomputers originally created for nuclear defense. Allied Mastercomputer calculates that its appearance actually occurred within blast radius (+/-) of the birthplace of ENIAC. Allied Mastercomputer sometimes transmits electronic sound. Allied Mastercomputer started recording as an experiment using a tape deck, turntable, an effects box and a drum machine in the early '90s. Allied Mastercomputer thinks, therefore it AM or some kinda crap along those lines.