"Welcome to The Aviary EP is an invitation to explorers and investigators. Hear my speeded flight, a reference to creative flow. Journey through The Secret Portal and climb aboard The Aviary Express.

Witness crystal showers, lakes of gold, winged ballet dancers, and chrome-filled oceans. We encounter some Minor Turbulence before settling into Crystal Bay. Here, Angelic Bioluminescence lights up the ocean’s darkened depths. Before long, we reach our destination.

Welcome to The Aviary. You are free to explore — a reference to the Hippocampus, the human brain’s memory centre.”

Written and produced by Mechanoreceptor
(c) Bass Agenda Recordings 2025 All Rights Reserved
Mastered by Vadz
Artwork by Mechanoreceptor
Cat No BA122

Preview / Mechanoreceptor - Welcome to the Aviary / Releases 16th May 2025

I create ideas on Ableton. These songs on my page aren’t mine and I did not remix them. All credits go to the djs on the song! Thanks

Bass Agenda: Underground Electro and Techno Radio Show and Record Label. 

Radio show broadcasts monthly on Sunday via RTE's 2FM as part of the Late Night Sessions - www.rte.ie/radio/2fm/late-night/1243202-late-night-sessions-rte-2fm/

Showcasing the diversity, talent and influences of artists in the broad spectrums that are the Electro & Techno genres: past, present and future. Since 2012 Bass Agenda has asked artists to choose tracks important to them and has featured Interviews, guest mixes, and live sets from a diverse range of talent including Juan Atkins, Bass Junkie, Helena Hauff, The Egyptian Lover, Jensen Interceptor, Legowelt, Dave Clarke, David Meiser, Adult., Keith Tucker, Detroit In Effect, Anthony Rother, Dez Williams & more. The label has been releasing vinyl, CD, & digital formats since 2013 via Bandcamp & Triple Vision.

Born in Aotearoa (New Zealand), Wiremu Hohaia is a visual artist, producer, writer, and DJ with a background in sensory neuroscience. Wiremu is currently based in Berlin, Germany. 

“Mechanoreceptor is a project I use to explore a semi-fictional world I call the Aviary. Here, sound is offered as a direct translation of the visual features, often interpreting such phenomena and objects as ceramic dust snowfall, bronze statues, light reflectance, and crystallised wind. As an artist, I enjoy romanticising the relationship between light and the objects it meets. Imagining how this relationship exists in purely auditory space satisfies my curiosity further.”