the folks here at the gentle zoo antarctic research station have seen fit to release new scientific research on acoustical climate change which builds upon existing layers of permafrost.  the weather here at the south pole right now is: penguins.  today's weather forecast brought to you by... spaghetti.  this particular variety of noodle suggests you keep it heady.

unofficially

this is a test of the emergency broadcast system

uploaded .wav instead of .mp3

wave to your mom

yessssssssssss i'm awesome and so are you - don't you forget it

homebrew

philosophers' space jam
may contain strawberries

You Discovered Hybrid Material

a track i made on february 21st 2016
this music contains no samples of other peoples' music
i produced this music with renoise version 2.8.1 32-bit a piece of software
which i own and paid for which is based on an open source tracker
due to my recent search results for aaw yeah showing
tracks with not that title but those words in the description
i think maybe i should
say random words
like ssx beatles calvin harris vaporwave dubstep makes dub music look bad
original mix feat. vip wadidis
so i guess shout out to radiohead foster the people flunk helium bang gang
dj premier crustation topr tek 9 doctor L nouvelle vague beach house late night tales heatmiser shakatak annie st etienne spiritual rez
peter lesko toro y moi wiz khalifa ces cru aim naomi cyantific calyx the black keys way out west luwum javelin caribou kraftwerk trentemoller the pixies cat power islands unicorns ibiza house cafe chillout lounge soul deadbeat looptroop hieroglyphics ascended essence raekwon rapper big pooh apollo brown smif n wessun and other related artists

final fantasy

free DL <3

Dear Elvira - Return To Yeosu

Taken from the 'Static Methods' EP available now on bandcamp as digi and limited edition cassette. Also available in store at Northside Records and Wax Museum Records in Melbourne. 
Beats by Skomes
Raps by Cazeaux O.S.L.O
Sings by Allysha Joy
Bass by Henry 'Hitman' Hicks
Organ by BLY 'Church Fingers' DVS

Static Methods EP

DIVIDE Feat. Allysha Joy

ENG
This EP should give you an insight into one of the freshest producers out there at the moment, the German @lukasendhardt. He grew up among the most diverse kinds of big and small percussion instruments since his father is a Latin jazz percussionist. He always have felt connected to rhythms from cultures that are not his own. In one way or another, it has led a life deep in several rhythms. 
His catalogue includes much-loved work; most obvious thing you will hear is the focus on Brazilian rhythms. Lately Lukas had been very fascinated by the religions based on Yoruba traditions, especially Brazilian Candomblé. By the looks of it, we can understand how Babalaô EP was born. In Yoruba culture Babalaô (Babalawo) is the priest dedicated to the worship of Orunmila-Ifá, epiphany of divination. 
In that light, Lukas has created a work peppered with catchy tunes to provide us a cultural extrapolation. Therefore, this is not just about synthesis between two musical cultures but also between relaxing chill out music and highly energetic themes. All highlighted by his own hallucinogenic filter.
His mother, Burga Endhardt, painted the art that draws the cover. We can notice some similarities between EP & artwork: widely warming, organic taste, kind of surrealness too. It includes different layers, natural forms and shapes. We think that is a picture-perfect match.
Since it is deep, dubby, laid-back but always driving, the four tracks are geared for the dance floor. Nevertheless, certain elements reveal a hidden fringe where Lukas are serving contemplative realness. Besides the three original tracks by Lukas, we also have a penetrating perspective channeled in @arutani’s remix, delivered as a striking extra for the listener.
In short, the EP is a useful indicator for where Lukas is at right now stylistically and reflects as a direct correlation with our motto: slow is the new fast and awesome too

credits:
Painting: Burga Endhardt 
Digital Art: craj 
Master: Andreh Torres @ RD Studio, Brasil

BANDCAMP

Lukas Endhardt — Babalaô

Never Mind The Bollocks... Here's Paul Oakenfold

Ivan Nikusev & Wav-E - Aurora (Airwave Breaks Remix)

track 1 on my first album distance and motion from 2/28/2012
https://yunowadidis.bandcamp.com/album/distance-and-motion
also some release related info is that the second album just became available on bandcamp and no lie it came out in reality in early 2013 as some cdrs so theres probably one or two songs exclusive to that album that werent on my soundclouds

Distance and Motion

czechuhwan

Bootleg Stars (funky version)

bootleg atlernate versern of oldewr muserk 6-1-18

lightrail 2018

Young

Christopher Schwarzwalder - Akumal EP

It's the end of the world (again!) and Laut & Luise gladly welcomes a new artist to the family: On Akumal EP - his first vinyl release - Christopher Schwarzwalder puts together four exploratory, driving and hypnotic tracks. After waking you from your slumber with “Keep” (A1), “Jakob” (A2) entices you to take a little ride into the sunset. On the flip side, “Barely Legal” (B1) easily brings you down into the night, while the hidden energy of "Das Ganze Boot Auf Acid” (B2) will mesmerize you for the hours after the hours, leaving you in a place where time is of no interest.

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Artist: @cschwarzwaelder / @shuffle 
Title: Akumal EP
Label: Laut & Luise
Cat-No: LUL004 
EAN-Barcode: 4025858066080
Style: Bummeltechno
Format: 12" Vinyl + Digital Download
Release Date: 2013-01-07

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Tracklisting:

A1) Keep (Orginal)
A2) Jakob (Orginal)

B1) Barely Legal (Original)
B2) Das Ganze Boot Auf Acid (Original)

Das ganze Boot auf Acid

Christopher Schwarzwalder - Das Ganze Boot Auf Acid

5/13/2012 
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was previously removed for copyright infringement probably because it was so good, that or because of the sample from that black and white russian? movie where they're in a cabin in the woods and the bird flies through the window or whatever

Sunset thru iceberg

jun24-16 you thought i was a hard to find artist, well these are my even rarer tracks from like, '12-13 or whenever
original text: "the objects dart
i'm also this guy soundcloud.com/trebleafoot"

str8 up ice cold watermelon
hey what's up people it's yunowadidis, you might have heard my music on bandcamp in 2012 or perhaps on soundcloud in 2013 and 2014... well guess what, we have some new 2018 music out on bandcamp or here... there's one normal yunowadidis type album called "folkstep legend" as well as a bunch of bootleg studio solos... and like yeah maybe you heard the first album "distance and motion" but did you even check out "space" from 2013?  it was previously only on cd-r! okay here's the rest of my trashy bio as originally written!

prepended addendum. first of all, look at the infected mushroom album art for return to the sauce and compare it to the album artwork for yunowadidis.bandcamp.com/album/distance-and-motion/ then watch the jojo s01e01 from 2012/2013, and watch FLCL episode 7. 

yep its true, since 2012 my music has been colossally influential, in secret...  with references in random television adverts, other peoples music, new artists' monikers, gtaV orchestral synth soundtrack, shoutout to trebleafoot midway during a storm trooper battle as well as first line ????? in star wars rogue one, referred to by rjd2 "more is than isn't" reflecting the strange nature of the truth within songs like "descended from myth", killah priest "pineapple of the sun", mgmt "mystery disease", thievery corporation "more is than isnt", the flaming lips "first few songs in oczy mlody", numerous rock bands, seemingly an overwhelming majority of the good artists on soundcloud, even dinosaur jr's purple and green album art is a reference (but the album actually was legit not even musically related at all just like the title suggested), infected mushroom's sauce album's album art and musical content, lots of game soundtracks, demo productions such as "apocalypse when", fr-090, etc.

i'll just present this as a strange hypothesis... listen to my song czechuhwan a few times and just go on checking out music on soundcloud and youtube or the rest of the internet.. then you'll see how the short bluesy keyboard solo on the first song on my first album is variated upon by a variety of various artists both chronologically after and before its release....  if you're a high grade music listener then you already know that it's hella interesting when different artists have the same track title... and it's also a way cool occurence when you find the original song which was sampled... in this case, the original songs aren't sampled but the spirit of this is the same.  this music was created un deliberately through a process of both sequencing it and sometimes playing it live into the program which i chose to use.. you might think the sound is unprofessional and amateurish... too quiet... or you might feel as though it expresses a fluent jam... the difference in perception of it depends on the listener's own understanding of what music really is... (are they patient enough and smart enough to turn up the stereo to listen to a quiet song for two minutes? can they recognize what is essentially normal and honest music after listening to unusually distinct and well made or unusually undistinct and well made music for so long?) whether it is the intervals in the bassline in lightrail, the pitchbends, that particular style of "turn" or "two note short interval ascending then larger interval descent then some other note" pattern included in czechuhwan, the distinctive and fast outros, or even the drum pattern from dubtrance, or of course the overall spacey tones owing to creative decisions made in normal synthesis and sequencing, using elements of my compositions is distinctively "dope" and "cool".. retelling and referring to a myth that has been cryptically woven into the 21st century music.. we are ourselves the mythical subjects of the history of our times

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