Up this week with a massive two hours of 909 kick-fuelled punishment and bleeps-splashed sonic enigma, leading British techno trader and Modwerks chief operator Ø [Phase] fires off the goodies in spectacular, unrelenting fashion. Known for his brutalist compositions that merge the precision of chiselled drum programming with deep-end, otherworldly abstraction, Ø [Phase] gets the sci-fi-informed vibes pouring down in torrents. A continuously morphing kaleidoscope of sound blazing with intense acid flashes and eschatologic cavalcades, this powerhouse mix most certainly encompasses all the distinct flavours that make Ø [Phase] so prodigiously singular.  

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Reclaim Your City 492 | Ø [Phase]

Hold on tight, off the bench come Bangalore duo Audio Units, inbound for two hours of big-room pyrotechnics and gravity-defying manoeuvres. Mix in fevered drum gusts smacking the oomph-o-metre askew, mind-expanding, sci-fi-indebted momentums and a surgical ear for chiseling cutting-edge textures out the deepest deep, and you pretty much get a solid reflection of Audio Unit’s compelling sonic DNA. Hopscotching their way across weatherbeaten 4x4 landscapes, through Bauhausian brutalism and climactic dub divagations, this is techno cut in the silkiest cloth, and primed for total floor obliteration.   

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Reclaim Your City 518 | Audio Units

No need to introduce LA-based techno legend Drumcell to our cast of RYC fellows, the man’s CV speaks for itself. Hard-hitting and brainy, Drumcell’s signature is one of mixed essence, ruggedly agressive yet endowed with levels of production intricacies and future-facing relevancy that can not but command admiration, as evidenced by his background of top-level efforts for Chris Liebing’s CLR, Blank Code and his own imprint, Droid Recordings. True to his ubiquitous style, Drumcell treats us to a dizzyingly vibrant mix of high-powered, kick-heavy industrial thunder and knee-buckling bass manoeuvres, which promises to have the club door's hinges flying off and the building’s foundations shaken askew. Zeroed in on busting every damn sign of breathing, raving life in its wake. 

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Reclaim Your City 532 | Drumcell

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Let The Bass Kink

Human Safari is the 447th guest of our original HATE Podcast series.

This podcast was recorded on a rainy Berlin afternoon, charged with fresh inspiration from last week’s Stone Techno Festival. The mix opens with moody, misty tones, then meanders into unexpected twists, curveballs, detours, and even a few sunny surprises. Composed mostly of unreleased gems from some of his favorite producers, it offers a sneak peek into the undercurrents of Human Safari’s world, what’s moving him now, and what’s coming next.

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HATE Podcast 447

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Human Safari — HATE Podcast 447

Second addition to my Bedroom Session Series! Full mix recorded on camera and posted on my YouTube.  Enjoy!!

TRACKLIST:

Rockell – In A Dream 
Marco Bruno – Awareness
Egotot – Choreos
Michael Ius – Keep Me There
Ø [Phase] – Obsolete Elites
Amotik – Sadsath
Insolate – Breather
Ned Bennett – Big Band Accelerator
Crusaders – Street Life (Mark Broom Edit)
Gene Richards Jr – Shake Sequence
P.E.A.R.L. – Call My Savage
Gene Richards Jr – Syndrome Control
Kid Acid – Notatorius
Stef Mendesidis – Spectral Transmission
Obscure Shape – Kobayashi
Marco Bruno – I Wish I Could Believe
Human Safari – A Rainy Day in Bogotá

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Bedroom Sessions #2 | Techno Mix | Hardgroove | Minimal | 130+ BPM

A gifted, sure-handed groove manipulator, Alienata has been carving out a niche for herself as one of the scene’s most reliable DJs in both actual floor impact and mixing skillset. Also curating the ever consistent Discos Atónicos, which she founded in 2017, she keeps on delivering sets that combine a wide array of styles, from dark disco to acid, through D-town electro, industrial and IDM outbursts with equal poise and gusto, time and again. Expert in chiselled transitions and pristine track selections, the Spanish born DJ builds her mixes like one creates mosaics, building a cohesive whole out of disparate rhythmic elements and tempi, while she snaps ankles and flips brains by the dozen along the way. Yet another faultless mix from a DJ whose palette and perspective here surface in all their abrasive, unadulterated glory. Jet propulsion activated.

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Reclaim Your City 658 | Alienata

raw, driving techno with a heavy emphasis on groove and rhythm. Stripped back arrangements and loop based structures keep the energy locked in, building tension through hypnotic repetition. No fluff, just pure, functional techno.