Name: Brian Knarfield Live at Asylum Afterhours, Honolulu Hawaii by Brian Knarfield
Duration: 1 h 46 min 30 s
Description: Recorded Live at Asylum Afterhours June 8th (3:30AM .

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TRACKLIST:

1.  Velvet Cacoon: “Bette Noir” Full Moon Productions
1.  Plastikman: “EXplore” Minus 
2.  JPLS: “Fall Off Distance (LA4A Rmx)” Delft
3.  Matrixxman: “The Caravan” Spectral Sound
4.  Counrad: “Tessuto” Amam
5.  Musemeci “III” Engrave Ltd
6.  Monobox: “Film” M-Plant
7.  Eddie Amador & Alex Costa: “New Sound” KMS
8.  Todd Terry presents Sound Design: “Bounce To The Beat (Noah Pred Raw Future Edit)” Hard Times
9.   Deepchild: “Haitian Rum Runner” Face 2 Face
10. Kramnik: “Flex (Cari Lekebusch Remix)”
11. DJ Rush: “Just Let It Do” Knee Deep
12. Thomas Heckmann: “So Schoen War Die Zeit (Al Ferox Remix)” AFUltd.
13. Skober: “Step Outside” Secret Room Records
14. Raíz: Transcend 2 VRV
15. Emmanuel: “Rust” Enemy
16. Hans Bouffmyhre & Flug: “Common Interests” Sleaze
17. Cleric: “Equinox” ARTS
18. JGarett: “Monochrome Pusher (Luis Flores Remix)” Eternal Drive Recordings
19. Gary Beck: “Hold Up” Bek Audio
20.  Slam: “Rekal” Bek Audio
21.	Jesse Jakob: “Jaak” Stockholm LTD
22.	Dajae: “U Got Me Up (Jamie Anderson Edit)” 
23.	Alex Under: “Nao ha macieiras no pais da sidra” Soniculture
24.	Bryan Zentz: “Dialers” Minus
25.	Elmar Strathe: “Moon” Minus
26.	Robert Hood: “Eleven” M-Plant
27.	Raw District ft. Ladybird: “Those Lies” Brique Rouge
28.	Kyle Geiger: “The Turning Point” Cubera
29.  L.B. Dub Corp: “Ever And Forever” Ostgut-Ton
30.	Gary Clail & On U-Sound System: “Beef (The Future Mix 12” Version)
31.	Pailhead: “I Will Refuse” Waxtrax!
32.	The Damned: “Love Song” Chiswick Records


INTERVIEW:

1.  You are originally from Virginia where you came up in the punk/hardcore scene. From there, what drew you into electronic music?

Funny you should bring that up! The tail-end of the podcast sort of goes back in time and explains that in reverse. If the listener sticks around for the last ten minutes or so you’ll see what I mean: Housey Industrial to Industrialy Hardcore to one of my early high-school Punk anthems. 
	Even before I got into Punk I was interested in Kraftwerk, Human League, Missing Persons and lots of that early 80’s synth music which actually led me to Punk/Hardcore. Around that same time I started listening to early Hip Hop as well. The radio stations in Virginia that played Hip Hop also played club music late at night, so I was hearing Chicago House, Hip House, Acid and stuff like that. A friend turned me on to Skinny Puppy which seemed to be a combination of all these things I liked—and I sought out more music in that vein. Certain groups like On-U Sound System bridged the gap between Industrial music and House—so really all of these genres are in some way connected for me. I saw a lot of similarities in the Techno/Electronic music scene to the Punk/HC scene in that they were both very Do-It-Yourself and done on their own terms at the time (xerox zines / vinyl / independent distribution / etc). 


2.  You've maintained a pretty prolific output for the last, nearly, 2 decades.  What is some of the art, music, etc. that keeps you motivated today?

Well, my output has definitely slowed down over the years but I am constantly finding inspiration in things new and old. 
	Art-wise I am big fan of the Dada movement. It’s really had such an impact on graphic design, activism, and even the art of sampling and sound collage. Hannah Hoch, Kurt Schwitters, and John Heartfield are all favorites who motivate my art as well as music. 
	Music wise I find motivation in lots of different genres: Dub, Industrial, House, Doom, Funk, Techno, Black Metal, Hardcore, Experimental, Hip Hop, Blues... Whatever.
Robert Hood, Wolves In The Throne Room, Burial Hex, Soft Metals, King Tubby, Jimi Hendrix, Deepchild, Negura Bunget, and Cabaret Voltaire are all equally inspiring to me. What I find most interesting is when artists say fuck it to conventions and blur the lines between genres or push the boundaries a bit further. 
	What is happening in the world and in my life (both good and bad) have always fueled the creativity as well. 



3.  There have been some great releases and remixes from you recently on labels like Minus, AmAm, Thoughtless, etc.. What do you have coming up in the pipeline?

Thanks! I have a few remixes coming up. I just did a couple for fellow Portlander JAK which will be released on Trapez this year. I am really excited for JAK’s release and have been a long time fan of that label. Also, remixes for Jay Zoney and the UK synth duo Rescue A Family are coming. Other than that, I’ve been working on a project that is more experimental, as well as getting back to some of my own techno stuff. 


4.  Any chance of future Barada/Bryan Zentz live sets, or possibly a resurrection of Disruptor?

Oh man... It’s been almost a decade since I’ve done one of those. I’m not even sure of how I would go about doing it these days as my setup and way of making music has changed so much. It does cross my mind pretty often though... maybe one of these days (I think I said that last time) : P
	About Disruptor: I think that label will probably continue resting in peace in the Techno label graveyard. The goal with that was to fuse different influences: mainly Dub music with Techno but in a different way than say the Basic Channel school (though I’m obviously a huge fan of that approach). The label pretty much died when my distributor went under. Nowadays, there seems to be plenty of things Dub related out and about—I don’t really know how Disruptor would fit into the scheme of things and if there would be a need for it. Having a label again would be cool though, mainly to be able to present things a certain way. But I would probably start with something fresh and new. 


5.  Outside of music, what else do you like to do in your free time?  

When there is free time to be had, I mainly ride my bike, rent movies, try and keep my cats out of trouble, sometimes be social, sometimes be antisocial, drink overpriced coffee drinks, check out a show or club here and there, and do my best to remain mindful. And on that note, the movie rental recommendation of the month is: The Railway Man.

BIO:

Bryan Zentz is a music fanatic, producer, DJ, and artist living in the Pacific Northwest of the US. He has been making electronic music for over two decades, drawing from a wide array of influences. Bad Brains, Skinny Puppy, Basic Channel, Amebix, Robert Hood, Plastikman, Jeff Mills, Cajmere, Human League, Mantronix, Cabaret Voltaire, Inner City, Marley Marl, Kraftwerk and Mad Professor have all held a special place in his heart and ear.

Imprints such as EXperimental, Definitive, Jericho, Soma, Intec, CMYK Musik, Thoughtless, and Plus 8 among many others have released his recordings over the years. He is honored to have had his music featured in the playlists of a diverse range of DJs: from John Peel to Francois Kevorkian, Anja Schneider to Robert Hood. As a DJ and live performer, his sets have taken him across the world to legendary venues: Twilo (Nyc), Fabric (London), Womb (Tokyo), The Rex (Paris), as well as festivals like I Love Techno and The Detroit Electronic Music Festival.

Bryan currently resides in rainy Portland Oregon where he rides his bike, collects books on design & typography, and eats the occasional vegan donut.

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Mossmoss B2B Patrick Gil - AYLI presents Roots with DJ Nobu & Silent Servant

For the next Drone Podcast we travel back to the United States, the westcoast this time. This Techno Minded Hero is based in Oakland, California. He recently released 2 ep’s this past month on Wall Music and on Etichetta Nera Which you can check (and get)out here:

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This Techno Minded Hero is the founder and co-owner of “from 0-1” label together with his parther in crime, Sone. This is the home for artists like John massey, Cyanwave, The Automatic Message, Rubidium and others. And they also host their own podcast series, FROM 0-1 STUDIO SESSIONS. Which is definitely worth listing to: http://www.from0-1.com/category/studiosessions/

He played at this year’s DEMF’s Droid interface afterparty, together with names as ADAM X, Headless horseman, cassegrain and Kyle Geiger.

We are happy to have him here and would like to welcome on the Drone Podcast No. 054: Milkplant.

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1. Yan Cook (Planet Rhythm)

2. Jeremy Wang (Planet Rhythm)

3. Solenoid (From 0-1)

4. A Thousand Details/Record 61 (Konstructiv)

5. Kalter Ende & Sarf/Scope (More Than Less)

6. Error Etica (Subspecies)

7. Dave Tarrida/Patrick Bolton (Green Fetish Records)

8. Escape To Mars (Dynamic Reflection)

9. CNCPT (Modularz) MTD (NSP Music)

10. Milkplant (Planet Rhythm) x2

11. Phyrgian/Marla Singer (B55 Records)

12. Marco Bailey (MBRLTD)

13. Solenoid (From 0-1)

14. Jonas Kopp (Tresor)

15. P.E.A.R.L. (Weekend Circuit)

16. Bryan Zentz (Generator Music)

17. Danilo Vigarito (Phont Music)

18. The Advent (Generator Music)

Milkplant is Justin Pennell. From 0-1 label founder and co-owner with longtime friend Sone, he is originally from Milwaukee,Wisconsin; and now resides in Oakland, California. Schooled in the Midwest, and developed on the West Coast, his work encompasses nearly 30 years of combined DJ and production experience, and 8 years of record label operations. In the fall of 2014 he released 'Time Dilation', a four track 12" EP on From 0-1, charted by Gary Beck, and Paul Mac at #2 and #1 in their November 2014 Juno charts. He has released on Planet Rhythm, Wall Music, Dark Net, Etichetta Nera, and his own From 0-1, amongst others. His productions have drawn critical acclaim from many notable artists; showing up in mixes and charts by Ben Sims, Jerome Sydenham, G-Man, Abstract Division, Bryan Zentz, Joachim Spieth, Tommy Four Seven, Submerge, Groof, Mr. Jones, Electric Indigo, David Meiser, Samuli Kemppi, Arnaud Le Texier, DJ T-1000, and many others. As a DJ he can be found playing a combination of vinyl and digital. His mixes have been featured on Droid's D-Node podcast, the Warsaw Torture Boyz podcast, and the Blank Code podcast.

Contact him on facebook.

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Recorded Somewhere, Wisconsin at the Come2Gether DIYss 8/20/16

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1. Glicine - a_000
2. Artekfakt - Moving Horizon
3. Simian Mobile Disco - Soft Attack (Drum Version)
4. Foreign Material - Beyond Omega Sysem (Hiver RMX)
5. Kevin Arnemann - Exposed
6. Aril Brikha - Ishtar (Deep'a 
& Biri RMX)
7. Cassy - Back (Italo Johnson RMX)
8. Makam - Girl's Night
9. Bbbbbb - Prins Polo Caramel Milkshake
10. Nima Khak - Atoms
11. N'Conduit - Making Flowers 
12. Kevin Arnemann - Exposed
13. Delta Funktionen - Intruder
14. Taylor Dupree - Untitled 4 (Marco Shuttle RMX)
15. Minilogue - Doiicie
16. 2030 - In Aeturnum (Luke Hess RMX)
17. Madben - Danse Rouge
18. Regen - Redunder
19. Heiko Laux - Shared Wave (Rachmad RMX)
20. Patrick Gil - Punctual
21. Shlomo - Poison River
22. Abstract Divion - Metropolis (Function RMX)
23. Artekfakt - Solaris
24. Kenneth Scott - If the Rain Stops These Ruthless Acts (Benedikt Frey RMX)

Patrick Gil live at As You Like It 09.10.16

Podcast 076 of atomar audio, featuring cutting edge techno artists. This week we present you Heron from Germany. Enjoy!

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Recorded Live at Asylum Afterhours June 8th (3:30AM .

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