First release is from dublin based duo Modown ...

http://www.juno.co.uk/products/modown-empty-space-ep/505377-01/

Modown - Empty Space Ep

Proarrythmia (Adam X Mix)

Clap This

WhyPeopleWar: t-woc - Chuggernaut (Belacqua's Wocish Mix)

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Intergalactic Gary - SUNK - London 05.04.14

Label: Bio Rhythm RHYTHMZ-DOT 
Release Date: March 2015

Mastered by Alden Tyrell

Description:

Re-issue of A Thunder Orchestra's 'Shall I Do It?', a haunting yet beautiful slice of hypnotic proto techno from the vaults of the rich eighties Belgian new beat / synth wave / EBM noir scene, written and recorded by Dirk Desaever (aka Danton's Voice & White House White) in 1985 and released on a handful of cassette tapes only. Re-discovered by Walhalla records and included on their 'Underground Wave Volume 4' compilation in 2014, now re-mastered and available on 12'' format for the first time ever. Things started to move when label boss Paul du Lac heard this gem being played by Germany's finest, Mick Wills, in one of his trademark epic dj-sets, with the pounding drums, haunting synths and the eerie kid's voice making him fall in love at the spot. It turned out Mick didn't play the original, but, like so often, his own re-edited version: slightly pitched, extended and re-constructed in an utterly brilliant way, perfectly suiting the darkest hours of the night. Eventually, intrigued as the label was with the song and being a big fan of mr. Will's editing craftsmanship, one thing led to the other, and Bio Rhythm is now proud to officially present the original A Thunder Orchestra's 'Shall I Do It?' in the full glory it deserves, including two reconstructed versions by Mick Wills, one that starts with the intro just like the original and a special beat version for even more convenient dj use. The beauty of darkness... shall we do it?

A Thunder Orchestra - Shall I Do It? (Mick Wills Reconstruction #2)

The fella behind Apartment Records, regular freero raver and avid wearer of beads Kenny Hanlon very kindly got drunk and played a bunch of records.

 This was recorded, and subsequently sent over for a full on airing of his smalls.

Girls Dancing To Drexciya With No Socks On (no less)

Seán Mac Erlaine - Amhrán Na Leabhar
The Caretaker - Poor Enunciation
Katie Kim - Pause
Shackleton - There Is A Place For Us
Roll The Dice - Iron Bridge
Umberto - Night Fantasy
Entro Senestro - The Last B-Boy
Dj Stingray 313 - Nudge Theory
Rude 66 - Angst Bleibt (Ein Bisschen Kurzer)
Dj Overdose - Timewave Zero
L.A.U.G.I.C. System - Planet Barty
A Visitor From Another Meaning feat. Fred Ventura - Neon Lights
Terriers - Stardragon (Tuff Sherm Remix)
Whirling Hall of Knives - Comminute
Steve Legget feat. Greg Blackman - Aquarius (Believe mix)
Pepe Bradock - Path Of Most Resistance
BlackBoxx - Track 3
TJ Dumas - Gin Gimlet 3 Cherries
Marco Passarani - Nova
Kuba Sojka - Bright Shadow Of A Star
Chase Smith - 27 Summers
Shake - Pop
Africaine 808 - Tummy, Tummy
O.B. Ignitt - My Last Reese Cup
Moodymann - Hangover
Juan - Techno Music

Greta Cottage Workshop Radio 25/04/15 - Kenny Hanlon

In the first week of September we're heading to the beautiful scenery of Tisno, Croatia, to celebrate the first edition of Dekmantel Selectors. In the run up to the festival, we've launched a new temporary podcast-series where we invite ten of our selectors from the festival to dig deep in their unique collections. The idea behind the mix is to create a Time Document, focusing on a specific period of time with the artist being free in choosing this period. This period could in fact entail anything: a certain decennia, the time he or she fell in love, The Cold War, November ’92 – March ’93, or the rise of Nigerian music. It’s up to the Selectors to choose and tell us a story based on their music collection.

Another Dutch local, Aroy Dee aka Steven Brunsmann, is responsible for what already is the sixth mix within the Selectors Podcast series. The mastermind behind M>O>S (which translates to Music About Cities) has a strong affinity with the legacy of music from cities like Detroit and Chicago. It might be his work in architecture, that enables him to deconstruct that legacy into timeless productions and superb DJ-sets. 

Timeless music is yet again a big part this Selectors Time Document Steven made for us. "It's a selection of tracks that made me make music myself. I went through my whole collection and found some records that really influenced my passion for producing. I tried to keep it a bit original, as it's very easy to play an hour of Mr. Fingers tunes of course. I am already a bit older, so all tracks within this mix are mostly over twenty years old. My vinyl-addiction became a thing when I started listening to mixtapes in the '80s, whilst trying to figure out what tracks were being played in the mixes."

Steven got inspired by some important people and records throughout his career. "If I have to pick people and records that influenced my taste in music the most, Ross 154’s ‘Until My Heart Stops’, a track from 1991, is definitely one of them. It was recorded by Jochem Peteri in 1991, but I saved it from the TDK cassette drop-outs and released it in 2004 on M>O>S. Also, I have to mention Marsel van der Wielen (head honcho of Delsin Records) too. He's indirectly part of this mix, as I played his label release of Area Forty One in here as well."

Selectors Podcast 006 - Aroy Dee

slightly drunk and very hungover dj-set...

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