Pill

Gerhard Potuznik: Guitar, Vocals
Martin Sovinz: Oscillators, Bass


"NightFalls" by GD Luxxe

R/S (Rehberg/Schmickler) 'USA' LP, 2011. (PAN 18)
All sounds by Peter Rehberg & Marcus Schmickler.
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R/S (Rehberg/Schmickler) 'Chicago II' (PAN 18)

R/S (Rehberg/Schmickler) 'USA' LP, 2011. (PAN 18)
All sounds by Peter Rehberg &amp; Marcus Schmickler.
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R/S (Rehberg/Schmickler) — NYC (PAN 18)

The inaugural show in this 11 week series is a mix by designer/illustrator and fellow Cyrk cohort Dave Gaskarth. An artist ‘tracklist’ below…

Drexciya
2562
Mad Mike
Morphosis
Icicle
Marco Bernardi
Gescom
Wizzbit
T++
Phoenecia
ERP
Richard Devine
DJ Assault
Autechre
Frankie Carbone
Dopplereffekt
Mark Fell

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Pattern Compulsions #1 – Gas

The second show in the series is an exclusive mix by Peter Rehberg (a.k.a. Pita) (b. 1968, London). Peter is an Author and Performer of electronic audio works. He also runs the influential Editions Mego label, formerly known as Mego, one of the catalysts for the emergence of the ‘Extreme Computer Music’ sound in the early 1990′s. 

Phurpa - Introduction (Ideologic Organ, 2011)
South Wales Striking Miners Choir &amp; Test Dept - Shockwork (Some Bizzare/Ministry Of Power, 1985)
Doris Norton - &nbsp;Norton Apple Software &nbsp;(Durium, 1984)
excerpt &nbsp;from The Conversation (1974)
Bruce Gilbert - Eline Cout II (Editions Mego, 2011)
Mist - Twin Lanes (Spectrum Spools, 2011)
Mark Fell - Materialisation epic razor chord and LatelyBass version with found voice (Editions Mego. 2011)
Evil Madness - Cafe Eindhoven (Editions Mego, 2011)
Bill Orcutt - Lip Rich (Editions Mego, 2011)
Marcus Schmickler - Quasi-Segregative (Editions Mego, 2010)
Fenn O'Berg - Live in Beppu, Japan 11.2010 (unreleased)
Mark Stewart - Revolution Part One (unreleased)
Russell Haswell - Fallinhg Snow #4 &nbsp;+20dB (Extract) (Editions Mego, 2009)
Forma - Forma 230 (Spectrrum Spools, 2011) 

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Pattern Compulsions #2 – Peter Rehberg (Pita)

The third show in the Cyrk series ‘Pattern Compulsions’ curated for Resonance 104.4FM, is an exclusive mix from multidisciplinary artist Russell Haswell. His early ‘hard disc jockey’ sets (where you would hear Thrash Metal, Noise, Techno…) did not go unnoticed!
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Russell Haswell: Podcast #4

1] unknown

2] Elliot Mazer: Specific Racquetball. (Elektra)
http://www.discogs.com/Various-No-Artist-The-Digital-Domain-A-Demonstration/release/1265379

3]  Alvin Lucier: Sound On Paper. (Lovely Music, Ltd.)
http://www.discogs.com/Alvin-Lucier-Sferics/release/758837

4] Delia Derbyshire and Brian Hodgson: John Peel's Voice. (BBC Records)
http://www.discogs.com/Various-John-Peel-Presents-Top-Gear/release/1684101

5] Boyd Rice & Daniel Miller: Cleanliness And Order. (mute)
http://www.discogs.com/NON-Easy-Listening-For-Iron-Youth-The-Best-Of-NON/master/21550

6] New Order: 5-8-6. (Peel Session, first transmitted 01-Jun-1982). (Strange Fruit)
http://www.discogs.com/New-Order-Peel-Sessions/release/2416514

7] Idol Making: Un, Deux, Trois. (10 Records)
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Techno-The-New-Dance-Sound-Of-Detroit/release/65112

8] Mark Stewart: Hell Is Empty. (mute)
http://www.discogs.com/Mark-Stewart-Mark-Stewart/release/38555

9] Swans: Fool (#2). (K.422)
http://www.discogs.com/Swans-Holy-Money/release/1564026

10] Laurent X: Machines (Apocalypse Mix). (House Nation Records)
http://www.discogs.com/Laurent-X-Machines/release/4738

11] Xon: Midnight Express. (Network Records)
http://www.discogs.com/XON-The-Mood-Set/release/4990

12] DAF: Absolute Körperkontrolle. (Virgin)
http://www.discogs.com/Deutsch-Amerikanische-Freundschaft-Gold-Und-Liebe/release/685439

13] Prurient: Cocaine Death. (Hospital Productions)
http://www.discogs.com/Prurient-Cocaine-Death/release/1459785

14] Tuff Little Unit: Master Plan. (warp)
http://www.discogs.com/Tuff-Little-Unit-Join-The-Future/release/2469

15] CM Von Hausswolff: Rotterdam Canaries Or A General Attempt To Conquer A Specific Model Of Migration. (Table Of The Elements)
http://www.discogs.com/CM-Von-Hausswolff-Basic/release/2650289

16] Only In The Dark: Make Noise (Berrios Beats). (Profile Records)
http://www.discogs.com/Only-In-The-Dark-Make-Noise/release/87034

17] Thurston Moore: Free Noise Among Friends. (Ecstatic Peace!)
http://www.discogs.com/Thurston-Moore-Trees-Outside-The-Academy/master/11263



Pattern Compulsions #3 – Russell Haswell

The seventh show in the Cyrk series ‘Pattern Compulsions’ curated for Resonance 104.4FM, is an exclusive mix by a pioneer of mutant music, Mark Stewart (Maffia, Pop Group)….

Mark Stewart and his first band The Pop Group blasted out of Bristol in 1979 with the wired, avant future-funk manifesto of their ’We Are All Prostitutes’ single and Y debut album, redirecting their punk energy into the political arena, supporting campaigns such as Stop SUS. Stewart’s blood-letting vocal torrents rode disembodied funk grooves and fearsome free jazz skronking, continuing into 1980’s For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder? album. As punk and its post-punk derivative got more formularised, the Pop Group struck further out, before imploding, leaving Stewart to hitch up with Adrian Sherwood’s On-U Sound, probably the most cutting edge operation of that period, Stewart immersed himself in the sonic possibilities of dub reggae and mixing desk mayhem on 1982’s Jerusalem EP [which included the unsettling but still uncannily prescient future-funk of ‘Welcome To Liberty City’] and his first solo album, the following year’s Learning To Cope With Cowardice.

Stewart was also fixated with the early hiphop he heard in the States, bringing back goldust-like tapes of New York’s groundbreaking hip radio stations, typically going to the source and procuring the Sugarhill/Tommy Boy rhythm section to join his Maffia [and also become Tackhead]. His next three albums – 1985’s As The Veneer Of Democracy Starts To Fade, 1987’s Mark Stewart album and 1990’s Metatron – are regarded as epochal future-shocks, blueprinting industrial [Ministry kingpin Al Jorgensen and NIN’s Trent Reznor citing him as a major influence] and trip-hop [’Mark Stewart, he‘s my chaos‘, says Tricky]. The latter album saw him hijacking techno for another uniquely-personal flight which, by Stewart‘s idiosyncratic in-breeding process, manifested later that decade in cyber-punk and the work of former flat-mate Tricky, proto-dubstep another creation. [“Most dubstep kids, Burial and that, they love all that stuff me and Adrian were doing”].

After 1996’s Control Data, Stewart glanced back at his past achievements with 1998’s We Are All Prostitutes Pop Group compilation and soon after his 2008’s Edit album he was the subject of Toni Schiffer’s documentary, On/Off – Mark Stewart: From the Pop Group To The Maffia.

Reflecting now on an unmatchable track record of anarchic pioneering and seismic influence which prodded Nick Cave to declare, ‘Mark Stewart changed everything‘, he says, “I thought I was making funk music, but a track on Veneer Of Democracy supposedly inspired all the American industrialists, like Front line Assembly and Skinny Puppy, while another track supposedly inspired the Bristol kids. It happens all the time. I’ve got this nonchalance that nothing is sacred so I’ll crash a Slayer guitar line with Rotterdam gabba beats. For me, it’s like colours. I grew up doing montages; like I did this collage of Ronald Reagan’s head on this gay porno cowboy. In fact, I’ve never really grown up at all. I’m still trying to put round things into square holes.”

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On the 25th November Mark releases a double A side 7″ – ‘Children Of The Revolution’ / ‘Nothing Is Sacred’ – Ultra-violently noisy and perfectly capturing the restless mood on today’s global streets from London to Libya, Children of the Revolution can be heard on Mark’s mix here for the first time. The album will be out early in 2012 and features a stellar cast including cult film-maker Kenneth Anger, original Clash/PiL guitarist Keith Levene, Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, Richard Hell, Gina Birch from the Raincoats, Tessa Pollitt from the Slits, all of Primal Scream amongst many others…

Tracklist-

1.) Mono log
2.) Starform
3.) Activist – DJ Bone
4.) Nothing is Sacred – Mark Stewart
5.) The Ventures
6.) Sufferer Skank – Ranking Joe
7.) Back Off – Jonny Osbourne
8.) Rude Boy – Rihanna (Crispy Remix)
9.) Children of the Revolution – Mark (Bolan) Stewart
10.) Mars – Helen Forsdale
11.) Daddy Love – Trash Women
12.) Robing and the Hoods
13.) Henry Thome
14.) Benny Joy
15.) Wondrous Place – Billy Fury
16.) It’s Gonna be Me – Davis Bowie
17.) The Day the World Turned Blue – Gene Vincent
18.) Die Herren Der Welt – Hildegaaard de Kneif
19.) Funk Knows
20.) Is this the Future? – Fatback Band
21.) Quardrent Six
22.) Vox Dei
23.) Mono Logue

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Pattern Compulsions #7 - Mark Stewart

Taken from the album 'Parallel / Grayscale' released as LP / Download

Giuseppe Ielasi, Kassel Jaeger 'Grayscale (excerpt)' (eMEGO 161)

Taken from the album 'You'll Be Safe Forever' released as LP, CD and Download.

Locust 'Strobes' (eMEGO 162)

Taken from the album 'The Wires Cracked' released as LP and Download

Jim Haynes 'Oscar' (eMEGO 171)

Taken from the album 'Ablation' released as LP, CD and Download

Main 'II' (eMEGO 160)

Taken from the album 'Proper Headshrinker' released as LP and Download.

EVOL 'Proper Headshrinker 6' (eMEGO 164)

New GD LUXXE track for the "vulnerabilities & consequences" Minialbum. 
12 inch vinyl Out now on unrecognized.
feat: Solvent/Minisystem/Gourdon/Lowfish/Beta Evers/GD Luxxe

Cities

Taken from the album 'A Life Is Everywhere' released as LP / CD / Download

Cindytalk 'My Drift Is A Ghost' (eMEGO 167)

Taken from the album 'Four Years Older' released as LP / Download

Alan Licht 'Four Years Later (excerpt)' (eMEGO 166)

Taken from the album 'Trainwreks' released as LP / Download

Ensemble Skalectrik 'Wrekfree' (eMEGO 169)

Taken from the album 'Marriage Of Metals' released as LP / Download

Daniel Menche 'Marriage of Metals A (excerpt)' (eMEGO 174)

Taken from the album 'Retro-2038' released as CD / 2LP / Download

COH 'Bugs Build a House' (eMEGO 172)

Written by Graham Lewis / Colin Newman
Produced and performed by GD LUXXE with THE HAPPY SUN

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