Here comes the March 2021 issue of the Suspect Transmission for @Noodsradio. It's your soundtrack for the first days of spring somewhere between distortion, hope and heavy industry pop.

01. Max Frimout - 4004 (Structured Records)
02. Coil - Are You Shivering (Chalice)
03. Legowelt - Avianca (Panzerkreuz Records)
04. Sheila Fleurator - Jin Jang (Neubau)
05. Tolouse Low Trax - Rushing Into Water (Themes For Great Cities) ‎
06. Bionda E Lupo - Ton Rire (Bordello A Parigi)
07. Olicía - Now (Jacob Stoy’s Goodbye Mix) (O-Cetera)
08. Conrad Schnitzler - Ballet Statique (Bureau B)
09. Kraftwerk - Kometenmelodie 1 (Kling Klang)
10. Commanding the Beast - M Hanlon's Druid II on JVC KB700 (Nightwind Records) 
11. Data Processed Corrupted - Transistor (Mute)
12. Christoph Margraf - For Suspect (Unreleased)
13. Fotze & Fatzke - Wollt ihr die totale Hygiene (Rat Life)

Suspect Radio

Suspect Radio 20 - March 2021 (Ambient, Guitars, Electronics)

Dave Harvey - 6th APR 2021

The 3rd recording of my Radio Javaher show at Open Source Radio is a bit trippy. I imagined this to sound like Los Ninos Del Parque would do erotic nature movie on National Geographic. It would do me a big pleasure if you would hear that in it.

Tracklist:
Coming soon

Reza Athar - Radio Javaher 03 [Open Source Radio] (10-04-2021)

Resilience: Life Recorder | Nowhere Radio 24.04.2021

Debukas - Citrine (Unreleased/Forthcoming 2Sox)
Gimmik - Back to Basics (Toytronic)
Brain Pilot - C.N.S (Kahari Oyster Cult)
Rhythm of Paradise - I Feel Now (Skylax Records)
Life Recorder - Feel The Flow (Visions Recordings)
Manuold - Unity House (Dusky Adriatic)
Scan 7 - Fort Street (House of Underground)
DJ City - James (Public Possessions)
Casey Tucker - Conditions of Health (Fine Balance Recordings)
Kuba Sojka - Voyager (Mathematics)
Wil Do - Beyond Earthly (tresydos) 
Octo Octa - Find Your Way Home (T4T LUV NRG)
Ruff Stuff - Stretching (Suol)

2Sox - Radio Buena Vida 01.05.21

This is the next episode of Palm’s Grooves Homemix Series with Mr. Fiel

In the following episodes I invited DJs and producers who I admire to create a ‘guest-mix’.
In the next 10 weeks, on every Tuesday a new selection will be available. My hope is that for the 11th we could get together and enjoy this event live.

https://soundcloud.com/tamas-fiel
https://www.mixcloud.com/mrfiel/
https://www.facebook.com/mrfielhungary
https://mrfiel.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/mrfiel/?hl=en

Palm's Grooves Home Mix Series Vol 08. (Mr. Fiel)

The Electric Disco UR004
20.05.2021

Eden Ahbez - La Mar
Gigi Mason - Snake Theory
Sjunne Fergers Exit - Awakening
Workdub - Caravan
Mark Barrot - Cirrus & Cumulus
Bartosz Kruczyński - Parco Degli Acquedotti
Eurythmics - City Never Sleeps
Bar - Anjali Reverse
Fuga Rontu - Daydreams
Under Allt - Mellanrum
L Hurdle F Ricotti - Dank
When Doves Cry - Purple Desire
Mike Francis - Body Thrill
Anna - Systems Breaking Down
San Juan - Shock
Bop* & 291out ‎– L'Alba Dei Vinti
Paul Vincent - Der Computer
Richard Sanderson - Check on the list
He Said - Pump
Sjunne Ferger - Mindgames
Dip in the pool - On Retinae
Thomas Dolby - Dissidents
Escape from New York - Fire in my heart
Gaznevada - Special Agent Man
Witchcraft - Outside Inn
Electrik Allstars - Big Trouble
Torch Song - Tattered Dress
Parallel Dance Ensemble - Shopping Cart
Band Aid - Tour in Italy
Satari - Smile
Afrodesia - Deep down in Zanzibar
Alex Kassian - Leave your life
Scott Fraser - A life of Silence
Voice of Africa - Hoomba Hoomba


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The Electric Disco UR004

Bside Incoming: Tech Support

This week’s episode comes from one of Brighton’s brightest prospects, Ned Dickinson. Ned has been producing under multiple aliases since his late teens, but has since found lasting comfort in his leading moniker, Tech Support. 

@tech-supportuk

A DJ/producer who began self-releasing his earliest creations through Bandcamp, Ned’s earnest artistry wasn’t going unnoticed: his hip-shaking, deep disco groovers like ‘Sweetest Pain’, and pulsating house jams like ‘Endlessly’, soon enticed the likes of Black Loops, Laurence Guy and Late Night Tuff Guy. Since then Ned has aligned himself with such respected labels as Dansu Discs, HOMAGE, and Nerang Recordings who back in 2017 pit Tech Support against our most recent guest, J Wax for a producer showdown… the jury’s out on this one. 

Four years on and Ned has only expanded his palate. His keen interest in dub and reggae is mirrored not only by his latest release, but in the opening tracks of his Bside episode, too. Finding immense satisfaction in the “slinky drums” and expansive dreamscapes personified by his dub techno and downtempo selections. Ned’s a crate-digger at heart, and we need no persuasion as he moves naturally through chuggy balearic beats, Italo realms and soulful disco cuts. 

We’re looking forward to seeing what’s next for Tech Support, but in the meantime we’ll be plugging in to this charming crusade through his record bag.

Tech Support’s Bandcamp: https://techsupportuk.bandcamp.com/
Tech Support’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_tech__support_/

Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. Check out her art here and message her! www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/

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Bside Incoming: Tech Support

Directly from Belarus, after his latest ep release "the morning after" on the Australian label @planettrip, he is also fresh off the first and super compilation of our dear friends @burrostudioradio . 
His sound is a journey that starts from the Australian beaches and ends up in a cosmic dimension, just like the mix that we are proposing...

Originally aired on Radio Raheem on 31st May 2021.

Id requests to @fitzzgerald

Alzaya Radio w/ Fitzzgerald - Radio Raheem - 31.05.2021

lost n forgot but not no more 

Loop Pedal experiments made with the Boss RC-50 Loop Station 
Recorded 2013-2016

all music written, produced and performed by Tom Stuen 
album art by Jenny Biron and Tom Stuen

released November 14, 2025 

Button Masher

LOVE💙DREAM💙MIXTAPE

Bside podcasts

DJ's showcase and speak a little about their favourite tracks from the B-side of their records.

We endeavour to broadcast the best of the B-side:
a bi-weekly invitation into the impressive record collections of some of our favourite selectors.
An exploration into the the back-catalogues, the deepest depths, the darkest crevices of their collections. Returning with the spoils of this venture: their most cherished records and hidden gems, from the go-to club weapons to the rarely heard home-listening records, and everything in between.

Music is for sharing.

'By the early sixties, the song on the A-side was the 'hit' song that the record company wanted radio stations to play. The B-side would contain less radio friendly and less popular tracks. In our eyes the B-side is a true reflection of the producers taste in music, there is more personality on that side of the record'.