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TheUnderground

For the 681st episode of @DarkScienceElectro we will take a listen to mix by a UK DJ based in West Yorkshire.

Jay Ellis (@jay2674)has played at various clubs around West Yorkshire like the Mint Club, Mission, and Space Leeds. He has also been DJ support for live shows for artists like Cybereign. He has been in love with Electro music since he was a school-aged lad in the 1980s. He dabbled with Rave in the 90's, got turntables, and immediately went back to his first love after listening to 'Don't Stop The Beat' by Anthony Rother and other classic tracks by the likes of Mr. Velcro Fastener and Dexter.

Neonicle - Overlove
Johnfaustus - Rukkus
Unknown Artist - Frequency
Kafkactrl - Vector 12
Code Rising - Beat Machines (bfxtproto remix)
Kafkactrl - Entropy Model
The Hacker - Vox Mix
Unknown Artist - Shake Your Bour Baur
Lectromagnetique - Core
Aloka - xtx3
Maelstrom - Bricktown District
Anthony Rother - Don't Stop The Beat
Amavd Retwini - Minimize Contact

www.soundcloud.com/dvsnme

Jay Ellis

Dark Science Electro - Episode 681 - 9/30/2022 - Jay Ellis guest mix

DJ Tankard is a DJ and producer hailing from the South West of England.

DJ Tankard has been involved in electronic music as a fan for years, but in 2020 began expressing his passion for electro in particular through DJing. This journey has led him to hold residencies across his local town Exeter, through which he aims to push electro styles to wider audiences. He now co-runs Lizard Tapes, a collective that aims to showcase and promote underground dance music across genres through podcasts, events, and releases.

Industrial Bass Machine - The Voice of World Control
Saigg - Atomizer
Mokotron - Pick a Side 
Steve Allman - Abductors 
User Delusion - Artificial Living 
Volruptus - Neckjerk 
PRZ - Laser Quest 
Cybonix - Archaic Way
Robyrt Hecht - Why I Like You 
Amadeezy - Xplosive 
CEM3340 - Till The Sunrise 
My Boyfriend - Algorithm 
Yarn Init - Tripcon II 
Paul Blackford - Spy Wire 
Steve Allman - Jam The Freq
Accelerationism - Overtake Reality
Aux88 - Time Portal (Crobot Crew Remix)
Paul Blackford - Code Red 
Terrestrial Access Network - Sentient Substance
MAC Address - E7-32-6B-34-EB-B3  
Turk Turkelton - N.I.T.N.T.
Gab.Gato - Electro Empire

@djtankard on soundcloud
@finlaytankard on instagram
@lizardtapes on soundcloud
@lizardtapes_col on instagram

DJ Tankard

Dark Science Electro - Episode 691 - 12/09/2022 - DJ Tankard guest mix

This week's @DarkScienceElectro mix is by French DJ/producer @atix-f

Saigg - Electronilo
Atix - Revolutions 
Martin Matiske - Microbot
L-Pad - Retrained In Cyberdelics
Data Assault - Black Earth (Martinelli remix)
JI & Viikatory - Getup!
Alien Rave - Tanzen 
Raff - Extase 
LectrO cOd_E - Feel The Tweak 
Shun - Underwater
TV.OUT - USER3328
Taiko - Cyberpunk 
Nite Fleit - Borderline 
Aux 88 - Extraterrestrial Time Travelers 
Ole Mic Odd - Acid Turbo 
Atix - Spaceman 
Viers - Beat Control 
Umwelt - Chaos and Mayhem 
Detroit's Filthiest - Scared 2 Death 
Selective Response - Prison of Flesh

Additional resources:
https://www.instagram.com/atix_official/
https://www.facebook.com/Atix.fanPage/

Atix

Dark Science Electro - Episode 676 - 8/26/2022 - Atix guest mix

For the 693rd episode of @DarkScienceElectro we look to a newcomer 21-year-old Russian producer/DJ @Arpatronic

Arpatronic sound is very familiar, being inspired by Detroit Electro, Drexciya, Dopplereffekt, Commuter, The Hacker, and more. He loves a simple and at the same time audacious sound. He also has his own label called Russkiy Didzhital (@rusdidzhital).

Arpatronic - External Shifter 
Kraftwerk - Arpatronic Edit 
Kittin & The Hacker - Soyuz
The Droid - System
Arpatronic - Jigglypuff 
Commuter - Equanimity 
Morphology - Molecular Hydrogen 
The Exaltics & Heinrich Mueller - Hologram Universe
The Hacker - Tension
Arpatronic - Sample Technology
CT Kidobó - Infophysix Dub
Dynarec - Stellar Wind
Arpatronic - Recharge 
The Exaltics & Heinrich Mueller - Search for Artificial Intelligence 
Der Zyklus - Der Tonimpulstest (Arpatronic Remix)
Commuter - Last Tram to Ivry
Dynarec - Moving Corridors 
Ultradyne - Dyslexia 
The Exaltics - It’s Not What It Seems Like
Liaisons Dangereuses - Etre Assis Ou Danser

Additional resources:
Instagram.com/Arpatronic 
Soundcloud.com/Arpatronic

Arpatronic

Dark Science Electro - Episode 693 - 12/23/2022 Arpatronic guest mix

Episode 687 - 11/11/2022

This week on @DarkScienceElectro we listen to a Detroit legend, the one, and only @dj-dijital-1

Anthony Rother - PSI Robotics- 
Detrechno - After Shock
DJ K1 - Cosmic Flight 
Erotek - Unknown 
Jessbeatz - Techno Fobia
J Shaw - Surfing Galaxies
Jessbeatz - Lights 
Professor X - Techno Kut
X-Men - Revenge of the X Men
Jessbeatz - La’ Machine 
Impakt - Defcon
Di'jital Blak - Orson Chronicles
AUX 88 - Moon Walker 
Di'jital - Proto Beats
Di'jital - Jit 2 This 
Dynamix II - Techno Bass
AUX 88 - You Don’t Want None of This
DJ Assault & AD'E - Numerals 
Keith Tucker - Electro Lights
Di'jital - 808 Kits 
Tricky D & Debonair  - Take it to the Max
Di'jital - Return of the Hacker
Reconstruct/ Dj K1 Remix 
Shawescape Renegade - Geisteszustand
Scan 7 - Made 2 Last
Bart Karlos - Shaftwerk

The open-minded attitude of understanding the World of Jazz, Soul, Funk, Disco, and even Hip Hop makes it much easier to figure out what may have caused the emergence of the Detroit Techno and Electro scene. This is the case of Lamont Norwood, also known as DJ Di'jital, who grew up with all these groove influences.

Of course, it was the sounds of Kraftwerk in the first moment, and after that the Street Dance culture that guided him – mainly with the Electro-Funk classics of the beginning of the eighties. Fascinated, Norwood was caught by a whole movement that started with the Funk culture, but whose roots lie miles ahead. Largely influenced by the street sounds of Afrika Bambaata, Newcleus, and Cybotron that swirled into his mind during the eighties, Lamont decided to stretch to the boundaries and started a deep journey of musical research.

His DJ story began even before the acquaintance of the turntables at the beginning of the nineties: he started with double tape decks at a parent’s house with very limited options. But the natural mixing skills and the density of his musical background took him far beyond his dreams: more than ten years ago, he became a professional DJ, even if his professional highlight was yet to come.

Before the so-called professional ascension, he played tons of House parties as a Cabaret DJ. To be really integrated into the scene, it was just a question of time. He quickly shifted behind the decks and became part of the most important professionals behind the electro scene from the nineties. His melting pot of Electro-Funk, techno, booty and ghetto tech elements with scratching skills created a very unique ambiance in which DJ Di'jital drove the crowds wherever he wanted to.

In 1996, Lamont Norwood integrated the brilliant Aux 88 as their DJ and had the pleasure to experience live shows with them for years. In the same year 1996, he released his first track, 'Radar2Bass' which, according to his statements, was meant to be a 'Sinister Techno Bass'. It appeared on the 'Xperience De Bass II' EP by Direct Beat, the same label through which he released his first single: “Prototype”, a kind of definition for his sound, a free sound that was made to be included on the open-minded DJ’s repertories, which were really free to do whatever they wanted. He also released several other productions, remixes, and a couple of CDs through Direct Beat records, one of the most important labels of the electro scene.

Essentially versatile in the music scene, DJ Di'jital built a really solid foundation as a world-class DJ all these years. His repertories, which are an amazing combination of electro classics with more contemporaries, should not be missed. He is currently building a new recording studio and Arcade in Downtown Detroit.

Additional resources:
https://djdijital2.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/djdijital1/
https://www.facebook.com/djdijital1
https://www.discogs.com/artist/1218-DJ-Dijital

DJ Di'jital

Dark Science Electro presents: DJ Dij'ital guest mix

Isolated loops taken from amiga trax 

Made with Amiga1200 + Protracker in the mid 90ies, mostly. 
Bunch of styles: Electro, Techno, Breaks, Gabber, Experimental ..  you name it. 

135 bass model samples

iCOn - Chaos Theory

SAME - Awake

PURE TECHNO

my other soundcloud accounts: 
http://soundcloud.com/thaumatorg, http://soundcloud.com/amiga-games

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