"An important part of touring is the connections you make with different people when travelling around the world. And when going to America, a big part of that experience has been connected to the people around Interdimensional Transmissions and The Bunker NY. While we couldn’t be together in person, I was very glad to be part of Samhain XX streaming online. The set was recorded at my home in Tokyo, but I tried to play how I might have played if I was with everyone in Detroit. Soon enough we’ll be together again, in the meantime, I hope you enjoy this recording. Thanks to all involved and take care, @wata."

Interdimensional Transmissions Podcast

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IT.podcast.s10e09: Wata Igarashi at Samhain XX

Here's almost 5 hours of me and DJ Pete having a load of fun playing whatever we want at the Globus floor of Tresor in Berlin on 15th October 2022 as part of the '30 Years of Surgeon' night. Enjoy!

Surgeon b2b DJ Pete at Globus, Berlin October 2022

3 hours opening set At WOMB Dec 2022

Recording of DJ Nobu × Sandrien's set at Rainbow Disco Club 2022. Enjoy their thrilling and dramatic 3-hour set, a highlight of last year's event.

RDC 053 - DJ Nobu × Sandrien

https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/tresor-x-dreaming-live-surgeon-7th-april-2023

Tresor x Dreaming Live: Surgeon 060423

Tracklist: https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-261--dj-shufflemaster

Get ready to transport yourself back to the underground techno scene of the late 90s with DJ Shufflemaster's latest entry for the Bleep mix series. Recorded live on DAT tape at Maniac Love in Tokyo and previously unreleased until now, this mix is a raw and unfiltered experience that captures the energy and excitement of that unforgettable night, as DJ Shufflemaster himself attests:,*"It's the roughest mix in my archive, but I like it the most raw."* Don't miss out on this rare gem of experimental techno.

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Bleep Mix #261 - DJ Shufflemaster - Live at Maniac Love, Tokyo (1997)

Kerrie started a label called Dark Machine Funk, a name which hints toward the kind of music she plays. And while the Irish artist might be a capital-T techno DJ, her idea of "dark" is a little different than the black-clad legions of her generation. You won't find whiplash-inducing BPMs or racy pop edits in her sets. Her idea of techno is more classicist, without veering towards the stuffy or the retro. Her DJIng and her productions bridge the divide between Euro and  American styles. Hints of breakbeat or other broken patterns bring in ideas from the UK techno that she loves so much, such as the pivotal label Blueprint, where she's become a regular  as of late.

With her, the devil's in the details (listen to those deliciously twisted hi-hats in recent track "Transient Belief"), and that comes down to mixing records, too. Her RA Podcast is a fast but measured run-through of 90 minutes of techno by artists like Exium and Tensal and from labels such as Token and Soma. Though none of her own tunes make the tracklist, this mix perfectly captures Kerrie's style. She's someone who appreciates that the real power and force of techno comes from its groove, not just the impact of the kick drum or pure speed. 

@kerrie_DJ

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/896

RA podcast

RA.896 Kerrie

Yomaha Yomaso Radio Show w/ Juji Ji and DJ Pete (2023-08-10) [IDM]

Boiler Room Berlin #010 w/ A Guy Called Gerald, Sandwell District (Live), Anika & Obi Blanche, Session Victim & Silent Servant (Live)

[Broadcast on 30th May 2012]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv/sandwell-district-live-in_the-boiler-room/

Sandwell District live in the Boiler Room

Time sure does fly when you’re having fun, and so it is that we’ve already raced up to podcast number 200. We’ve managed to call upon a suitably large name for the honour; someone who has very much shaped the techno scene over the course of the last 20 years and continues to excite people every time he plays. That man is Surgeon. As a performer, Birmingham’s Anthony Childs was one of the first men to embrace and exploit the possibilities of Ableton Live and Final Scratch. His mastery of that technology made his sets even more improvised and innovative, and over the years he has never compromised his vision. He plays with a sense of devastation and destruction that explores the very outer edges of what is possible, while always keeping the dance floor absolutely locked in. It’s been the same since he founded his hometown’s first techno club, House of God, at the start of the 90s. 

As a producer—whether solo or in celebrated collaborations with Regis as British Murder Boys or Ben Sims as Frequency 7—he seems to be getting better with age. Right from his first EP on Karl O’Connor’s Downwards in 1994, surgeon has had a hard hitting, linear style that remains to this day. Recent years saw him return to a primitive rave style and incorporate the gritty industrial influences of his youth. But in 2018 he evolved again and served up what many consider to be his best album in years. Luminosity Device features a more rhythmic, playful sense of drum programming next to his meticulously crafted synths and enthralling sense of urgency and future paranoia. The nuance in his tracks is now as intriguing as the visceral power of the kicks, and it all adds up to an album that works as well on headphones, at home, as it does on the dance floor. It’s proper techno by a proper techno head. 

And so is the mix he has put together for us. Over 1 hour 45 minutes, the man calls upon plenty of pivotal names from Juan Atkins and Oscar Mulero to Donato Dozzy and James Ruskin. There are plenty of twists and turns along the way, so that zoned out passages of dubbed out drums are followed by intergalactic space battles and moments of synth laden intensity. It’s a testament to Surgeon’s skills that he can take you to such far ranging corners of the techno world without ever getting lost.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 200 - Surgeon

Haruka (@haruka_ft) is well established in Japan, where he became a resident and co-organizer of DJ Nobu’s Future Terror parties, has played a b2b set with our label artist Wata Igarashi at Labyrinth and he just announced the launch of his new record label, Protection. 

Catch him on his first US tour in early January:
Jan 3: Microtones, Ithaca
https://www.facebook.com/events/690971328058329/
Jan 4: The Bunker 17 Year Anniversary, NYC
http://bit.ly/bunkny17

tracklist:
1.  Mike Parker - Voiceprint: Voice Three + Splice - Recall
2.  Museum - AAA + Cosmin TRG - A2
3.  Ritzi Lee - Transition
4.  Erik Anthony - Oclose (Vril Remix)
5.  Material Object - Shimmer II
6.  Takaaki Itoh - Toner
7.  Planetary Assault Systems - Mugwort
8.  DJ Sodeyama - TEST PTTRN 43
9.  Surgeon - Floorshow, Pt. 2 - 3
10. Jonas Kopp - Cognitive  Process + Cosmin TRG - B1
11. Ron Albrecht - Several Faces
12. James Ruskin - Disaffection
13. Ibon - Maur
14. Pfirter - Resolution
15. Par Grindvik - Speaker Attack
16. Madder Modes - Noisopoly
17. Marcel Dettmann - Works (Morphosis 2013 Rework)  + Nick Peck - The Stream

The Bunker Podcast 207

The Bunker Podcast 207: Haruka

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