25-track album for $15: https://dvsnme.bandcamp.com/album/the-electro-manifesto

Exactly one year after his 2020 release entitled Dunklewissenschaft, DVS NME returns with a collection of new tracks that were produced between late 2020 and early 2021. This 25-track album is another obvious thematic tribute, only this time he chose to pay homage to the writing of the socialist revolutionary Karl Marx. Every song title is a nod to the German philosopher's economic and political theory. Even the album cover borrows directly from Marx, re-adapting the original cover of the 1848 pamphlet entitled 'The Communist Manifesto'.

This album, as with the last, relies heavily on the sounds of classic Electro machines like Mono/Poly, MS-20, SH-101, Jupiter-8, Juno-106, SH-2, System 100, Juno 60, JX-3P, TB-303, Polysix, TR-606, OB-8, TR-808, ARP Odyssey, as well as some contemporary additions to his studio like Hydrasynth, System 8, Novation Peak, Minilogue, SE-02, and Microkorg.

DVS NME is the man behind the weekly radio show/daily blog called 'Dark Science Electro' and has been a dedicated contributor for the Electro community for the last 11 years. He shares his love of Electro music by posting Electro-affiliated news, art, mixes, albums, memes, concerts, tracks, gear, and more. This album is available for $15 USD

The Electro Manifesto

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DVS NME - The Electro Manifesto

This is a regular podcast of mostly guest DJ mixes and live sets from producers, live acts and DJ's who are rising or established talent.
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Interview & Tracklist : https://bit.ly/3AolsEr​
Guests are encouraged to explore a bit further into their collections with an opportunity to step away from the dance floor if they desire.

For the twenty fifth episode we welcome Jason Szostek aka @b-p-m-f who has been active producing music and as a live act since 1995. Solo as BPMF as well as being 1/3 of the Prototype 909 project and live act.

Also of note alongside John Selway the duo produced seminal electro project Synapse and also   founded the Serotonin label putting out their own music along with releases by diverse acts such as Alex Cortex, Fisherspooner, Autokinetic and Solvent.  I'm very excited to present the first liveset in the series which is a recording of his recent set for Techno-club.net.

Interview & Tracklist

RecThera Podcast 025 : BPMF Liveset

Unreleased remix from 2018

https://sunarchive.bandcamp.com/track/nude-dude-i-can-feel-it-sun-archive-remix

Nude Dude - I Can Feel It (Sun Archive Remix)

Re-upload as no longer online.

Analogue Interface Radio show broadcast on 89.7 Twin Cities FM in Perth asked me to put together something for episode 60 I decided to focus on some more abstract tracks and a few electro artists that I think deserve a bit more attention with the great music they are releasing including one from me.

Tracklist
I Am Not Him - ITPDWIP [Lobster Theramin]
Vidd - The Octagon Man [Electron Industries]
Lucid (Drox Remix) - London Modular Alliance
I Live! - Eon [k]rack-troni[k] ‎
Electro Days - Shawn Rudiman  [Pittsburgh Tracks]
Intrastellar Cyberpunk - Cygnus  [Biosoft Records]
East 7 Miles - CEM3340 [RotterHague Records]
 N Sonic - Drox [Drox Industries]
Frictional Beat No.4 -Anthony Shake Shakir [Rush Hour Recordings]
sensory_hyperlinkfft_3abstract1 - FFT [Uncertainty Principle]
Levels Of Space - J Shaw
TK421 - Saqun
CCLRT - Tracey  [Dial Records]
Junkie Bastard - Marco Bernardi [Frustrated Funk]
 8r care - Noord Halle [BAKK]
Space Probes - Anthony Shake Shakir  [Morphine Records]
Stronghold - B.C.  [i.t.p. recordings]
Untitled? - Chaos [Underground Resistance]
Fresh Gildans - Linkwood [Firecracker Recordings]
Electrik City - Shapeshiftr & The Sentinel [Southern Outpost]
 Tonight Is Your Night - Double Dutch [Clone]

Drox: Analog Interface Radio

In January 2021 I was invited by @pharmaceuticalaudio to play some records in a small retail popup shop w/ Illusory Interiors.

It was the fist time out and about after an extended lockdown here in Sydney so was great to socialise with people and share some music. I went for a different vibe to what I usually play and listening back I think it turned out nicely. 
Here is the recording and tracklist bar one that I can't work out atm but will add later on. Enjoy! 


Tracklist 
Like A Hawk (D.B. Version) - Golden Teacher Meets Dennis Bovell  [Optimo Music]
Saturn 01 - Marvin & Guy [MM Discos]
Drie - Klanken [Deewee]
System (Rivet Inside Looking Out Edit) - S. English
Night Of The Illuminati - Squadra Blanco [Holosynthesis]
Massai Woman - Bobby Konders [International Deejay Gigolo Records]
New Horizons (Main) - DJ Deep [Deeply Rooted] 
The Groove - Da Posse [Clone Classic Cuts]
African Rhythms - Bookworms [L.I.E.S. Records]
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One Circle - The Vision [Metroplex]
Flexx - Black Dahlia [Insane Industry]
Silenced - Duplex [Clone]
With In With Out - LHAS [Push II Shove]
Rainy Day Savior - John Beltran [Styrax Records]
Ready To Roll It - Motor City Techno Mob [Techno City Records]
Freeky Deeky - Kosmik Messenger [Elypsia]
022 - Laurent Garnier [F Communications]
Constructing Space - Micronism [Delsin]

Drox @ Pharma Shop Popup

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https://www.droxindustries.com/
https://soundcloud.com/drox
https://analogcabin.bandcamp.com/

Bio & TL:

Drox is a DJ, live act and producer, based in. Sydney, Australia.

​Drox has honed his sound and formidable production skills for over a decade, both solo and as part of the Analog Cabin collective.
His music can be described as heavily influenced by electro, and indeed electro – past and present and in all its many forms – is one of his primary inspirations. But that is only one part of the picture. Techno, house, dub, ambient, experimental and all manner of deep electronic music are integral to his sound, and it’s not easy to file him under any one genre – nor any one style or mode of production, as he writes and records with both analogue and digital gear.  

Drox’s sound and skill has led to gigs supporting internationals including Mike Huckaby (R.I.P.) and Hieroglyphic Being. He has been featured at festivals and weeklies including Subsonic Music Festival, Alien,TechnoClub.net, Electrofringe, Nightime Drama and Church of Techno. 

Drox has had releases on Southern Outpost/Datadisk, Crobot Muzik, Nightime Drama and his own Analog Cabin label. 

Robot Jazz Intro - Illbot [Unreleased]    
Interception System (Bonus Beats) - Sero [X0X Records]
Schedule III - DVS NME 
R U OK?- Zobol [Haŵs]
Chic - Schneider & Radecki [A Colourful Storm]
2111 - Nitevision [Synewave]
EXT - Anthony Rother [PSI49NET]
Supreme - Takkyu Ishino [Ki/oon]
Nolla - Sansibar [Natural Sciences]
Transmission Encrypted - The Fresche Process [Wax On / Wax Off]
Malheureux Bipède (feat Aiby) - White Solar Dog [SIN HILO]
B2 Untitled - Airlocktronics [Airlock]
Brain Activity (Jostronamer Remix) - JøRGEN THORVALD [Unknown Pleasures]
Upper Function - Assembler Code & Jensen Interceptor [LKR Records]
Zero in on you - Fastgraph [Klakson]
Fanatic - Phax Machine
Paleocontact - Tyraell [Dominance Electricity]
Glow [Go Nuclear Remix] - X-Truder [Abseits Recordings]
Ajunlei 8 (The Exaltics Remix) - Second Storey [Houndstooth]
Counterforce - Drox [Unreleased]
Tour De France '16 - Cyborg 95 [Lobster Theremin]
Safety Copy - KEIN VIRUS IM BOOTSEKTOR [Music For The Other People Place]
Ves Fent - Dark Vektor [Crobot Muzik]
Path to the Dark Side - Andy Garvey [Pure Space]
Prohaasation - Jon Watts [Butter Sessions]
Far Away From Everything - Jeremiah R [Voodoo Gold]

CyberDomain - Drox

This is a regular podcast of mostly guest DJ mixes and live sets from producers, live acts and DJ's who are rising or established talent.
Subscribe via iTunes : apple.co/2Zd51cs
Interview & Tracklist : https://rb.gy/054rwl
Guests are encouraged to explore a bit further into their collections with an opportunity to step away from the dance floor if they desire.

For the twenty eighth episode we welcome @doragray from Turku, Finland. Dora is a member of the @xrustorg, a non-profit focusing on keeping electronic music and the culture around it alive and kicking in Finland. 

For this mix Dora expertly blends between a great selection of dope no fuss electro tracks. I'd recommend making some time to listen to the mix without distractions and turning it up loud!

RecThera Podcast 028 : Dora Gray

On the Tools w/ SHED:Warrang feat. DJ Goanna & Drox - 08.10.22

I was asked by the Powerhouse Museum (now Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences) curators to put together a mix to compliment the brand new Exhibition at the time and DJ at the launch party. I recently rediscovered this mix and thought I'd share it. The mix is a bit different to the sounds I mostly play these days. The brief was chilled background music when guests were arriving to the launch and I think works well slotted into your Sunday listening playlist.

Interface: People, Machines, Design explores how design has been applied to information technology products; about how a handful of companies made complicated technology appealing and easy to use.

https://maas.museum/event/interface-people-machines-design/

Tracklist
1. Kid Loco - Flyin' On 747
2. Roni Size - Heroes (Kruder's Long Loose Bossa)
3. Shante - Bass and Several Cars
4. Alex Reece - Jazz Master
5. Mo Kolours - Promise
6. Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra - Clint Eastwood (Gorillaz cover)
7. Dave Allison - Cocktail Blue (original)
8. Small World - Livin Free (Soundtrack Mix)
9. Hudson Mohawke - Rising 5
10. Jimmy Whoo - Starchild
11. Fatima feat Floating Points - Mind
12.Trüby Trio - Donauschingen (Peter Kruders Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitänskajütenremix)
13. Neko Neko - Where
14. Depeche Mode - Useless
15. Aphrodelics - Rollin' On Chrome (Wild Motherfucker Dub)
16. Skeletons - Over The Bridge
17. Theivery Corporation - Shoalin Satellite
18. Linkwood Family - Piece Of Mind
19. Paqua -  Late Train (Idjut Boy naughty wrong un)
20. James Blake - I Mind
21. Yosi Horikawa - Kingdom Of Frogs
22. Pistol Pete - Sumpan
23. Deep Forest Warrior - To Be With You (ft Marilyn Fox)
24. Echo_TM - Dub Culture
25. Expedizion - Listen To The Deepness
26. Pistol Pete - Priest
27. DJ Krush & Toshinori Kondo - Toh-Sui
28. Norma Jean Bell - Feel What I Feel
29. UNKLE - In A State (DFA remix)
30. Andras Fox - Jump
31. Yosi Horikawa - Maki
32. Digital Dubs Vs. Dubiterian - Deb Dub

www.droxindustries.com

Interface Launch @ Powerhouse Museum 2014

© Analog Cabin Records 2016
All tracks written & produced at Analog Cabin recording studio.
Mastering: Justin Drake @ The Bakehouse Studio

Mike Witcombe & Felix Warmuth - Space Thing

“One of the more significant aspects of No Way Back sets throughout the years has been an acknowledgement of older and sometimes near-forgotten music, infusing curve balls, and marrying that to the context of a modern audience. Adapting to a streaming format presented a challenge and rare opportunity to build on that concept and push it further. The lack of dance floor translated into less concern for tempo and constant energy feedback, while an extended set length allowed for development of a stretched, more calculated narrative. Accentuated by the accompanying video, these elements resulted in a deep and hazy theme that plays with the perception of time.” — Patrick Russell 

Video: https://youtu.be/AA5ie_c9mVw

No Way Back: Streaming From Beyond

A 36+ hour take on No Way Back, with 24 hours of the No Way Back room residents and 12+ hours of the Outer Space room immediately following. An excess of the mindmelting wormhole dance experience followed by many hours of floating in space and beyond. When we considered podcasting some sets, we decided to just release them all, one week at a time, in an order different than their original broadcast, with the concept of bringing further ideas with the continuum to light.

For us the toughest moment of the pandemic shut down was the thought that we could not gather on Memorial Day weekend for our annual rite of No Way Back. We need our community now more than ever, to connect and to feel free, in a world of shifting real and unreal realities, sequestered in isolation, how can we get together? Time feels different now, we have more patience for everything, so we applied that space for exploration to the sets at No Way Back, extending them to 3 hours so the DJs can fully explore their ideas.

The Electrifyin' Mojo would say "if you reach the end of your rope, just tie a knot and don’t let go" and this stream and podcasts are our knot. This was the first ever NWB without a defined space, without the transformational art of Amber Gillen and crew, let's hope we can get together in the future safely. Grab a little bit of netting or a parachute, turn on some red lights, move into another dimension. Please stay safe and live to dance another day.

http://interdimensionaltransmissions.com/podcast