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No commentary, no fades or anything. Just 2,5 hours of pure techno. Up for download here.

Info & tracklist below, taken from www.clr.net.

CLR Podcast 255 – Kr!z

It is Monday the 13th of January 2014 and we have Kr!z back on the CLR Podcast with a generous two and a half hours long set. The founder of the internationally acclaimed Belgian imprint Token Records has used two turntables, two CDJ´s and one FX to mix together 51 tracks into this excellent set, showing once more his great musical taste and outstanding DJ skills. The present podcast contains a mixture of older, classic pieces and brand-new material, including several exclusive, unreleased tracks such as upcoming Token releases by CTRLS and Rødhåd. Over the last decade, Kr!z has become a respected and established value in Belgium´s Techno scene and a resident-DJ for the legendary 'Kozzmozz' nights. Nowadays his DJ-schedule takes him all over the world and his label Token Records, which stands for timeless, uncompromising Techno, can look back on released tracks and remixes by numerous of the most respected players in the scene.

Tracklist CLR Podcast 255 - Kr!z:

1. covered in sand - russian gold & blood diamonds - mira
2. inigo kennedy - VHSK I - token
3. rødhåd - unreleased
4. jeff mills - the keeping of the kept - axis
5. birth of frequency - the beginning of something - unreleased
6. yves de mey - transfer#1 (shifted remix) - modal analysis
7. rich oddie- bloodstream - surface
8. oscar mulero - rotula (truncate remix) - modularz
9. planetary assault systems - future modular (subtracted mix) - mote evolver
10. adriana lopez - indicie - grey report
11. birth of frequency - the woman by my side - children of tomorrow
12. ctrls - shift - token
13. kike pravda - amplitude (oscar mulero remix) - senoid
14. 400ppm - lean manufacturing - avian
15. pfirter - tide (exium remix) - mindtrip
16. developer - extension - modularz
17. mike parker - mnajdra (shifted remix) - geophone
18. exium - nebulae - modularz
19. jeff mills - cobolt - music man
20. truncate - reflex v2 - truncate
21. ignacio - sidra - music man
22. heiko laux - every thought is evolution - synewave
23. oliver ho - b1 - blueprint
24. arnaud le texier - equanimity (zadig remix) - children of tomorrow
25. sterac - one side - scorp
26. developer - brightly dark - inkblots
27. reeko - recharger - polegroup
28. felix k - stone edge (par grindvik remix) - dystopian
28. jeff mills - flood - tresor
29. nx1 - eod1 - end of dayz
30. Ø [phase] - obscura (mix 1 - enhanced version) - unreleased
31. sigha - 352 lashes - our circula sound
32. Ø [phase] - dirtro II - token
33. planetary assault systems - undertow - mote evolver
34. stanislav tolkachev - i can't wait any longer- plector
35. rødhåd - untitled - token
36. sterac - repaired - scorp
37. spherical coordinates - scfls-17 - token
38. hector oaks - colour squares - key
39. andrea belluzzi - 75 - synewave
40. inigo kennedy - DLR - token
41. ctrls - displacer (sleeparchive version 1) - token
42. xhin - else - semantica
43. henning baer - cer - sonic groove
44. stevie p - bittersharp - unreleased
45. james ruskin - wisdom of youth - blueprint
46. eschaton (ancient methods & orphx) - kali - token
47. curve - falling free (aphex twin remix) - anxious
48. christian wünsch - black lab - semantica
49. alchemyst - lucy (moerbeck remix) - abstract animal
50. rødhåd - patient zero (function remix) - dystopian
51. james ruskin - b1 – blueprint

Kr!z - CLR podcast 2014

ochsen und techno

ANADGTL (Tomas Kunkel Remix)

Reclaim Your City 175 | Nima Khak

Artist: VA - Afterwave Label artists Krames, William B, Buzzi, Klienfeld & Katie Rex

Release: Compilation - Technoscope

Release Date: October 21, 2016

Label: Afterwave Records

Description: Founded in 2016, Brooklyn-based techno label Afterwave Records announces its first compilation "Technoscope" dropping Oct 21 and offers up a 15-minute abum "mini-mix" streaming here. You can also check out the hypnotic new visuals teasing the release .

WithTechnoscope, Afterwave Records serves up a short & sweet debut compilation of straight-up late-night club arsenals by the label’s talented cast of Brooklyn-based beatsmiths. The six-track EP lures listeners in with “Grains Of Sand” by Brooklyn artist Buzzi featuring vocals by Human A (Heather Celeste), a stripped-back production with spellbinding composure. By joining forces as Power Outage, label co-founders Krames and William B conceive “Imagine” that hits hard with disorienting synths and pounding percussion. Krames’ “Acid Drip” is a trippy little track that lives up to its name with acid-tinged elements and immersive, funky atmospheres. “A Fireside Chat” evokes a sense of darkness enveloping Kleinfeld’s signature meticulous Detroit-leaning techno production, taking the listener on the sonic equivalent of a haunted roller coaster ride. William B’s “I Don’t Want To Dance” is an instant classic, with hypnotic vocals by Krames repeating “I don’t want to dance, but I have to”, the song becoming gradually harder and more intense the longer it plays on. Katie Rex’s “He’s A Cancer” ends on a high note with dizzying, dissonant beat work and a simultaneously haunting and uplifting melody.

Label co-founder Krames discusses the inception of Afterwave Records with his label partner (and fellow Afterwave artist) William B: “William B and I became engulfed in the world of modular synthesizers and our intrigue into the history of this instrument inspired us to build modules and perform live sets. The idea of Afterwave Records came about as an outlet to share the music both us and our collective of artists were making and playing at our parties in Brooklyn; as well as, to be able to release both modular synth music and techno for the dance-floor on the same label."

Technoscope

Buzzi Ft. Human A - Grains Of Sand

Track available at Traxsource: http://www.traxsource.com/title/638918/the-almasty

The Almasty

Buzzi - The Almasty

https://soundcloud.com/human-a

Gost represents an intelligent and distinguished interpretation of techno and electronic music. This LP is characterized by a wide variety with a clarity of vision and a depth that comes from a deep understanding of the music and the art of production.

1 f.33 
2 Flauge 
3 Fotovisage 
4 Gost II 
5 Jetstream 
6 Levele 2 Vocals 
7 Nanofin 
8 Obtuse 
9 PENTA 
10 Proxy 
11 Pulsar 
12 Satin sheets 
13 Serpents 
14 Terrestrial 
15 twilight 
16 ViDa A 
17 ViDa A1
18 ViDa A2 

https://bold-music.bandcamp.com/album/gost
https://www.beatport.com/release/gost/1805474

Human A - Gost [BOLD]

http://www.decks.de/t/dimi_angelis_jeroen_search-as010/c7u-5g
Release date: Aug 30th

A&S 010

Artist : Tomas Kunkel 
Basament Rules 

- Reminder (Original Mix)
- Disorder (Original Mix)
- Basement Rules (Original Mix)

OW020
Release Date : 24.08.16
©Off White Records 

Buy on Beatport 

OW020 - Tomas Kunkel - Basement Rules EP [OUT 24.08.16]

BOLD: MX.001 Buzzi

Artist: VA - Afterwave Label artists Krames, William B, Buzzi, Klienfeld & Katie Rex

Release: Compilation - Technoscope

Release Date: October 21, 2016

Label: Afterwave Records

Description: Founded in 2016, Brooklyn-based techno label Afterwave Records announces its first compilation "Technoscope" dropping Oct 21.

WithTechnoscope, Afterwave Records serves up a short & sweet debut compilation of straight-up late-night club arsenals by the label’s talented cast of Brooklyn-based beatsmiths. The six-track EP lures listeners in with “Grains Of Sand” by Brooklyn artist Buzzi featuring vocals by Human A (Heather Celeste), a stripped-back production with spellbinding composure. By joining forces as Power Outage, label co-founders Krames and William B conceive “Imagine” that hits hard with disorienting synths and pounding percussion. Krames’ “Acid Drip” is a trippy little track that lives up to its name with acid-tinged elements and immersive, funky atmospheres. “A Fireside Chat” evokes a sense of darkness enveloping Kleinfeld’s signature meticulous Detroit-leaning techno production, taking the listener on the sonic equivalent of a haunted roller coaster ride. William B’s “I Don’t Want To Dance” is an instant classic, with hypnotic vocals by Krames repeating “I don’t want to dance, but I have to”, the song becoming gradually harder and more intense the longer it plays on. Katie Rex’s “He’s A Cancer” ends on a high note with dizzying, dissonant beat work and a simultaneously haunting and uplifting melody.

Label co-founder Krames discusses the inception of Afterwave Records with his label partner (and fellow Afterwave artist) William B: “William B and I became engulfed in the world of modular synthesizers and our intrigue into the history of this instrument inspired us to build modules and perform live sets. The idea of Afterwave Records came about as an outlet to share the music both us and our collective of artists were making and playing at our parties in Brooklyn; as well as, to be able to release both modular synth music and techno for the dance-floor on the same label."

Technoscope Compilation Preview

Compilation - Technoscope (Advance Preview)

I only play 4-5 times the year as Marek Bois, so this is very special to me! The Marek Bois Live is harder and more minimalish than my Dapayk stuff. Auf die Rübe!

ANADGTL (Tomas Kunkel Remix)

BOLD

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