Hi Everyone,
Here is the 18th chapter of The Twenty Two series with the main focus on techno and ambient music.

As you might have heard, a few months ago LIGO team announced that they finally confirmed the existence of gravitational waves - the prediction of Einstein's theory of General Relativity which had avoided direct confirmation for a whole century!
This discovery is meant to be a pivotal moment in science, particularly in astrophysics, since we have hitherto observed the Universe using waves of light, but now this discovery opens up a new way of observing the Universe using waves of gravity.

Hope you enjoy the mix!

Tracklist with Timestamp:
01. [00:00:00] Jon Hopkins :: Immunity (with King Creosote) [Domino]
02. [00:05:20] Nils Frahm & Ólafur Arnalds :: 23:52 [Erased Tapes]
03. [00:09:37] Bnjmn :: Oder [Delsin]
04. [00:11:15] Len Faki :: Rainbow Delta (Ambient mix) [Ostgut Ton]
05. [00:15:06] Robert Heel :: Son Doong (Organon remix) [Archives]
06. [00:20:32] Volunteer :: Looking Back At the Universe [DimbiDeep]
07. [00:24:34] Mikkel Metal :: Allowance Of Ignorance [Echocord]
08. [00:28:23] Fluxion :: Friction Pulse [Subwax Bcn]
09. [00:32:03] Recondite :: Compel [Acid Test]
10. [00:35:57] Conforce :: Dark Days [Delsin]
11. [00:41:15] Ilario Alicante :: Unbalanced 1 (Mike Dehnert remix) [Pushmaster Discs]
12. [00:44:48] Gemini Voice Archive :: Encuentro [Soma]
13. [00:48:49] Slam & Mr V :: Take You There [Soma]
14. [00:52:06] Deepbass :: Circa [Soma]
15. [00:56:08] Shed :: Day After [50 Weapons]
16. [00:59:24] Mike Dehnert :: Wokabeat [Clone Basement Series]
17. [01:02:10] Deepbass :: Rails [Soma]
18. [01:05:27] Secluded :: Feeling (Reeko remix) [Secluded]
19. [01:08:57] Lewis Fautzi :: Default (Oscar Mulero remix) [Warm Up]
20. [01:11:57] Etapp Kyle :: Nolah [Ostgut Ton]
21. [01:16:01] Carl Craig :: At Les [Planet E Communications]
22. [01:19:12] Monoloc :: Gipson (SHDW & Obscure Shape remix) [Soma]
23. [01:23:53] Advanced Human :: Kairo [Gynoid Audio]
24. [01:26:52] Charles Fenckler :: Frozen Room [Soma]
25. [01:31:47] Rødhåd :: Oblivion [50 Weapons]
26. [01:35:14] D5 :: Lab Work [Delsin]
27. [01:39:59] DeepChord :: Where Science Meets the Divine [Soma]
28. [01:43:43] STL :: Deep Stare [Echocord]
29. [01:47:07] DeepChord :: Melange [Soma]
30. [01:53:59] Vejopatis :: Tamson [Cold Tear]
31. [01:57:15] Fluxion :: Prospect I [Subwax Bcn]
32. [01:58:28] The Future Sound of London :: Dying While Being Held [fsoldigital.com]
33. [02:01:13] The Future Sound of London :: Point of Departure [fsoldigital.com]
34. [02:05:33] Ólafur Arnalds :: Himininn er að hrynja, en stjörnurnar fara þér vel [Erased Tapes]


The Twenty Two 18 'Einsteinring'

Aleksei Klimkin (Apobothra) is a Moscow based electronic music producer who has been inspired by such musicians as The Future Sound of London, Autechre, Biosphere, Brian Eno, Basic Channel / Rhythm & Sound, DeepChord / Echospace, ASC / Mindpsan, bvdub, Fluxion, Quantec, Fingers In The Noise and others. 
Starting with drum&bass in 2006 his tastes have gradually shifted to deeper electronic music such as dub techno, deep techno and ambient. Many of his tracks have been supported by some big names on the scene. 
His first release with Apobothra alias was released on Spaceal Orbeats label in the end of 2013 and simultaneously became his first album. It is called ‘In Search for an Explanation’ and the production style there is based on author’s intoxication by science and particularly by astrophysics.
In real life "Apobothra" is an astronomical term whose meaning is quite similar to "Apogee", but while Apogee is the point of greatest distance between the Earth and its orbiting object, Apobothra is the furthermost point on the Black Hole orbit.

I upload what I feel like. Check out The Bifrost Incident album for a space-opera musical made by The Mechanisms.

Rock,Techno,Ambient,Metal,EDM etc...
There is no border.
Enjoy freely!

Hello to everyone, I'm just a music listener since I was born "1974"!!! Without music the world is wishy-washy.
I've done voice in a punk band called "Breakdown Brain" here on my land, but since invented Techno,
I follow the style with nails and teeths, thanks to Speedy J, Oscar Mulero, Chris Liebing, Plastikman, Ken Ishii, Emmanuel Top, Anthony Child, Fumiya Tanaka, Richard D. James, Autechre, OrbitalJeff Mills, Chris Knowles and all the Liberators, Guy McAffer, CJ Bolland, Green Velvet, UR, Laurent Hô, Miss Djax, N-Son-X, Daz Saund, A.Paul, DJPepo, D.A.V.E. The Drummer, FSOL, Hardfloor, Acid Junkies, Mário Roque, Jesus del Campo...
and many more...! You know what I'm talkin about!
I don't know why I never got into production and DJing, maybe one day (it's a project) ...
Thank you all for your work and good luck to everyone! Good job SoundCloud!
"LET THE MUSIC TAKE CONTROL!!!"
Thank you guys for the TECHNO I've been hearing here at SoundCloud and around the world with you ALL!!!

Tomas started his career in the golden era of minimal and glitch techno and helped to define the genres. 
His live performance at the inaugural Mutek festival in 2000 caught the ear of Force Inc who signed him shortly after, just eking-out Akufen to become the first Canadian on the label. In the era where vinyl still ruled, and digital downloads were just a twinkle in some corporation's eye, Tomas dropped albums on Traum, Klang Elektronik, Revolver, Audio.NL, and more. 
Since then, two decades of producing has seen Jirku manipulate house on Arbutus Records; hip-hop with his laser-gun-rap project The Killaz; dub on his highly regarded "Entropy" album; electro, ambient, and other experiments that defy genres. With experience performing around the globe and having made his mark on innumerable record labels, Tomas has been honing back in on techno, aiming to maximize the brain and body connection that deep techno can provide.
His recent releases on Seattle's Innerflight, Berlin's Thoughtless, Vancouver's Subspec, and Rome's Concrete record labels further prove that the Canadian producer has built a strong repertoire by not doing anything straightforward or ordinary.