For Monument Podcast 375 we present Australia based Diffused Signal.

His sound is backed from a deep interest in science fiction and astrophysics which is evident in this extended session recorded exclusively for Monument.  Expect deep beats building through to powerful hypnotic techno in a spellbinding voyage.

Follow :

https://soundcloud.com/diffusedsignal
https://www.instagram.com/diffused.signal/
https://www.facebook.com/diffusedsignal

Tracklist :

Alphaxone - Northern Waves
Sam KDC, Flaminia - Bloom
Diffused Signal - Bris
Joachim Spieth - Dispersion (Dino Sabatini Rework)
Diffused Signal - Mber
Diffused Signal - Evir
Diffused Signal - Sene
Diffused Signal - Dreh
Michal Wolski - Polar day
Mohlao - Cut
Diffused Signal - Lua
Diffused Signal - Dise
Diffused Signal - Khas
Diffused Signal - Vaus
David Att - Canibalismo
Diffused Signal - Bia
Diffused Signal - Moro
Diffused Signal - Vone
Diffused Signal - Ios
Diffused Signal - Qi
Diffused Signal - Mas
Rasser - Anomaly In My Mind
Translate - Metha
Eyvind Blix - Álftavatn
Eyvind Blix - Karusellplan (Saphileaum's 1st Sky)
Scøpe - Charm
Michal Wolski - Primeval
Neel - Mira
Scøpe - Lure
Valentino Mora - Doppler Shift
Mordio - VANIR
Staffan Linzatti - A Ripple in Time
Angelo Stasi - Sabik
Diffused Signal - Svah
Linear Straight - Moon Excursions (Alderaan Remix)
Abstract Man - Swarm
Marcel Dettmann - Motive
Notzing - Zulaw II
Von Grall - Infinitum
Lars Hemmerling - Freedoom
Suero - Ö Yoroi
Mordio - Laguz
Iori - Under The Water (Wata Igarashi Remix)
Rrose, Tujurikkuja - Omertà

MNMT 375 : Diffused Signal

Repping an oft overlooked Swiss techno contingent comes the next guest in Bassiani’s podcast series. Basel born and raised Garçon is one of the most promising names to call the bucolic town on the shores of the Rhine his home. He got an early start, mixing from the age of 14 and booked a mere two years later, assiduously cobbling together influences in his early work and soon delivering performances city-wide. First those at Hinterhof (now closed) and then those at local staple Elysia. With musical collaborator Agonis he’s also fired up techno label Amenthia Recordings, an agar dish for like-minded Basel music makers. His own sonic experiments are a purely live affair, and that’s no bad thing. Garçon’s escapades, from Waking Life to Barcelona’s Parallel have honed his voice and made of him an adept hand when faced with the strenuous demands of modulating crowd energy. Nodding to a range of influences across the electronic map he harbours a superlative talent for finding niche sounds at the fringes of common scope. Enter Podcast 208: towering, no-bullshit sounds, an hour of ghostly, mechanical whispers and powerful basslines, earth-shaking and infinitesimally precise techno from this connoisseur selector.

@garcon

BASSIANI PODCAST SERIES

Bassiani invites Garçon / Podcast #208

For our twenty third installment we've invited August, an upcoming DJ and dancefloor regular based in Amsterdam.

August loves to explores the deeper, more experimental and organic side of techno. His sets blend intricate soundscapes, broken rhythms, and dark ambient influences, creating deep, immersive experiences that transport listeners to otherworldly realms.

Beyond conventional techno, August delves into ambient, downtempo, halftime, and IDM, crafting dynamic sets that keep audiences captivated. His performances balance the experimental with the danceable, each one a carefully curated journey and story waiting to be told.

Some words by Bart about his mix:
I wanted to create a mix that captures the essence of the dancefloor, focusing on storytelling, deep kicks, and impressive soundscapes. These elements are what I value most in a set.

In the past, I struggled to capture the vibrant energy of a club while working from home or in the studio. This time, I decided to limit myself to just two attempts at recording, which allowed me to focus on the creative process rather than getting caught up in perfectionism. This approach worked really well, and I had a great time recording. I'm excited to share the final result—it's a club-focused mix with tracks from all my favorite producers."

Socials:
https://soundcloud.com/a_ugust
https://www.instagram.com/august_brt/

HYPNOSIS 023 AUGUST

Berlin’s Refracted has been a name dear to us for some time, having contributed a remix to our inaugural label release nearly six years ago. The Paral·lel co-curator and resident has cultivated a devoted following over the years for his uncompromising vision developed through a remarkable catalog of releases for label such as Silent Season, Bitta, Sublunar and his own Mind Express. For our series Refracted contributes a mix true to his signature style, crystalline and patiently layered with unwavering intent, drawing across decades and genres to invite us into a divine state of mind. Thanks Alex!

@refracted-music

Artwork by Mei Oele - Boser Tritt.

Sure Thing Mix 140: Refracted

79번째 벌트 팟캐스트는 앱스트랙 테크노의 경계를 넘어 강한 음향적 색채의 리듬과 텍스처로 댄스 플로어에 활력을 불어넣는 스웨덴 듀오 SHXCXCHCXSH의 80분 세트와 함께 합니다. 

“테크노, 아방가르드 같은 비현실적인 용어의 경계를 넘나드는 SHXCXCHCXSH는 지난 10년간 드라마틱함 보다는 음악적이고 음향적인 기교를 쌓아왔다. 숭배와 도피 모두에서 벗어난 이들의 음악은 살아 있고자 하는 원초적인 충동을 구현하며, 정반대의 매력을 지닌 이들의 공연은 댄스 플로어의 핵심을 해체하여 소비자가 추구하고 즐기는 모든 것을 끊임없이 파괴하고 다시 창조한다.”

https://soundcloud.com/shxcxchcxsh
https://www.instagram.com/hsxchcxcxhs/

The 79th episode of vurt podcast features an 80-minute set from SHXCXCHCXSH, the Swedish duo who pushes the boundaries of abstract techno, of sonic rhythms and textures and what they can do to a dancefloor.

"While borderlining the loupe of impractical terms, such as techno or avantgarde, the Swedish duo has for the past decade built a reputation for their sonic finess rather than clear dramaturgy.
Away from idolatry and escapism their music embodies a primitive urge to be alive.
Opposites attract and within that framework their performance continues to be a four leafed clover in contemporary club environments worldwide. By deconstructing the core of tomorrows dance floors SHXCXCHCXSH continually manage to create and destroy everything the consumer seek and enjoy. Where context is nothing impression is everything and the beholder remains in center."

vurt podcast 79 - SHXCXCHCXSH

Ambient Dreamscapes for you to enjoy. Relax, unwind, meditate and chillout

DARK AMBIENT  - THE GUARDIANS

Art Of Nature

Awakening

Introducing the next instalment in our MNMT Events series. A sublime four hour trip with the amazing Valentino Mora, recorded at Blå in Oslo, Norway. We hope you enjoy.

Read more: https://mnmt.no/blog/2019/10/29/mnmt-events-valentino-mora-bla-oslo/

MNMT Events: Valentino Mora

Ambient mix for Astral Industries 9128.live takeover on 04/04 2020.

Tracklist:
Winterblood — Semioscurità II
Foglord — In The Essence of Astral Solitude
Maria W Horn — Maskinhallen Nocturne
Winterblood — Il Richiamo Delle Vette
Grimrik — Säule des Ewiglichts
Winterblood — Minimalismo Arcano
Grimrik — Der Australe Ursprung (Teil II)
Winterblood — Hiraeth I
Anthony Linell — Untitled Winter Ashes
Noah Gibson — There (I Wish I Could Be)

Support the artists:
https://winterblood78.bandcamp.com
https://foglord.bandcamp.com
https://grimrik.bandcamp.com
http://northernelectronics.bandcamp.com

Anthony Linell Ambient Mix For 9128.live 04/04 2020

012Mix01 - Claudio PRC

Recorded by Claudio PRC in Berlin. Cover picture by Michele Zuddas from the exhibition “Retorica” at 25MQ, Cagliari, September 2019.

Music by:

Multicast Dynamics - Arrival [Denovali]
Rambadu - I Himal [Rambadu]
Mohlao - Vector [Silent Season]
Dycide - Floating [Lowless]
Forest On Stasys - Aniara [Ritualism]
Härdstedt - Sanyo Blue (Luigi Tozzi Dub Mix) [Hypnus]
Vanoni - Haiken [Danza Nativa]
Architectural - Romanticism Movement [Ellum Black]
Psyk - Apart [Mote Evolver]
natural-electronic.system. - Insecta [Delsin]
Michal Wolski - Primeval (Blazej Malinowski Remix) [Southern Lights]
Claudio PRC - Friedrich [Awry]

012Mix01 - Claudio PRC

One last mix to end the year. When Svreca sent me this set, he could not have known what it would mean to me. I have spent so much time looking back lately, reliving old discussions and re-imagining moments passed, often lamenting how much was lost along the way. In just under three hours this mix communicates the flow of years. An archived recording from a special memory, it reminds me that the passage of time is beautiful even in what it fades away. Listening to it, I become lost completely, as though I am everywhere at once.

Thank you to everyone who listened this year, who sent warm messages and left comments, who supported us and kept us feeling connected. Thank you to the artists who continue to give their time and trust to the podcast and label, and keep us moving forward.

Finally, thank you Svreca for this gift and for being an inspiration from the very beginning. We're all here listening. Let's dive in.

@semantica-records

Artwork by Clara Cortes.

Sure Thing Mix 100: Svreca

The future:


 30/08 Berlin Atonal w/ Neel & DJ Red (DE) 
31/08 Berlin Atonal LIVE (DE)
06/09 Sejong Theater, Seoul (KR)
06/09 Vurt, Seoul (KR)
12/09 Trädgården closing, Stockholm (SE)
13/09 Magick Bar, Rome (IT)
18/09 Solace, Melbourne (AU)
 19/09 Eucladia x Solace Sydney (AU)
 20/09 At.las, Melbourne (AU)
21/09 Subvert, Adelaide (AU)
11/10 Inkonst, Malmö (AU)
01/11 Under Bron, Stockholm (SE)

Bookings:
booking@northernelectronics.se

The cohesive array of depth charged devices that Anthony Linell has produced is formidable. From his opening statements as Abdulla Rashim on his early label of the same name, right through to his recent work that puts his aliases aside, there is a robust and rigorous intent that compounds the elemental strategies of techno's models to apprehend his singular vision.

Presiding over Stockholm's Northern Electronics label with Varg (Jonas Rönnberg), Linell dispenses with mechanisms of attention on all fronts. Marked by an indefatigable self-reliance, the label presents exactly what it means to display, and no more. Carving an idiosyncratic platform for his music is as great of a warning as there could be that Linell's leveraging little toward the benefit of the audience. By his measure, the familiarity and comfort of contemporary techno is stripped back to its rushing heart, the senses left tailgating the strobe in a fit of intuition over decision. The greater this is exposed the colder it gets, and its in these extremes that Linell's caustic rhythmic precision hits. Live, it comes off as a galvanizing strike from the outside; analysing the room as a DJ, it's a case of being pursued through the dark.

Just as the brevity of Linell's output in the eyes of techno is exalted as it is brought into focus, the background to this blurs as you start to decipher his other projects. Lundin Oil skirts the fringes of noise and experimental music, and in collaboration with Varg as Ulwhednar, this is perhaps even more pronounced.

Purposively ricocheting between the techno world and experimental electronic music, Linell forges a distinct passage that gathers the aesthetically uncompromising motifs and missions from across this spectrum. It's this combination and resolve that's brought Linell to the world's attention, however little that attention has been solicited.