Computer Transmissions Series

DVS NME steps up for the first mix for the Computer Transmissions mix series.  I've been a long time admirer of his productions, his mix series and his relentless dedication to the electro scene for many a year now so very proud to have him onboard for this.
  

DVS NME is an Electro music producer/deejay and Post Punk enthusiast living in Colorado. He runs a weekly mix series called @DarkScienceElectro (est 2010) and is actively producing under the name @DVSNME (est 2000)

Dcast Dynamics - Eleuthera Shadows
Vertical67 - Hidden In The Waves
Teslasonic - Spores Echo
Maschine Brennt - Music Technology (IXIANS remix)
Manao - Automata
Serge Geyzel - Energy Status
Noamm - Science We Trust
False Persona - Subtraction
Dynarec - Moving Corridors
Client_03 - Morality Corruption Splice Pointer
DJ Godfather - Decipher The Code
The Hidden Persuader - Tear It Down
DVS NME - Autonomism
Poladroid - Salome
Ticco Ross - Cyborg Yourself
Binaural - Machine
Das Muster - Wellenformen

Additional resources:
dvsnme.bandcamp.com/music
www.instagram.com/dvsnme/
open.spotify.com/artist/164ey4NzulIk5wuNPoKsEI
www.facebook.com/dvsnmeelectro
www.youtube.com/@JohanSebastianBot/videos

www.soundcloud.com/dvsnme

Computer Transmissions 1 - DVS NME

@Dirk-Wiertz is a producer from the Netherlands, combining the best of both worlds working in Amsterdams finest record store Concerto, whilst making music & collecting records. His first release was in 2021 and since then has been heard on Cyber Domain, Diffuse Reality, 8RGR8, Intellitronic Bubble, and Tiger Weeds.

01. Vril - The Secret Teaching of All Times [Omnidisc]
02. Annie Hall - Goji Berry (Plant43 remix) [Natural Selection]
03. Acidulant - Unimaginary Friend [Balkan Vinyl]
04. Client_03 - Protection Service Provider [Astrophonica]
05. James Shinra - Turn It Up [jamesshinra.bandcamp.com]
06. Dynarec - Body Sequencer [Electrix]
07. Anthony Rother - We Are Futurists [anthonyrother.bandcamp.com]
08. CH415 - Counting Down [Who Is Paula]
09. DJ Plant Texture - The Man Of The Street [Return To Disorder]
10. VickVapors - Don't Despair [vickvapors.bandcamp.com]
11. Marco Bruno - Values Over Ego [Return To Disorder]
12. Parand & Umwelt - Shapeshifters [New Flesh]
13. Lectromagnetique - Emotional Response [Lectromagnetique]
14. Dark Vektor - Es Evident [Aspecto Humano]
15. Umwelt - Days Of Dissent [Boidae]
16. Teslasonic - Spores Echo [Tiger Weeds]
17. AQXDM - Aegis [Bedouin Records]

Computer Transmissions 2 - Dirk Wiertz

Sound synthesis - Electric dream [2020 vision]
Plant43 - Hydro subway [Semantica]
Plant43 - Inward stream [Semantica]
Nthr1 - I believe in you [Ganzfeld]
Zeta reticula - Host star [Mechatronica]
Davide Piras - Derek's theme [Pareidolia]
Sound synthesis - Electronic machines [2020 vision]
Derek Carr - Nite drive (Part 3) [Trident]
Sound synthesis - Welcome to the acid planet [Nocta numerica]
Jensen Interceptor & Defekt - Free your mind [Tresor]
Serge Geyzel & Karsten Pflum - Confibula and dots [Science cult]
Saigg - Alienizado (Obzerv remix) [J.A.D.E]
Black Smith Craft - Noises at night [Bass pressure]
Holoe - Red beam [Skan]
QphoriQ - Emerald journeys [Fides]
Mezer - Lunar [Skan]
Robodroid - The future of mankind [LDI]
Artem Lastname - Cureless [Urwaxx]
Cyrk - Lost memories [Hilltown disco]
Digitizer - Machine learning [Pulse drift]
Morphology - Gradient descent [Deeptrax]
Cignol - Plains of Neptune [Craigie Knowes]


Born and raised in northern France, Tyler Smith discovered the unique sound of acid and was immediately captured by the hypnotic vibe that emanated from the music during the end of the 1980’s.
He found himself seduced and consumed by this wave of electronic music and fell in love with the German melodic trance style labels such as Eye-Q, Platipus and Superstition.
Having followed dance music in all its forms throughout the 1990’s, he started DJ’ing and by the turn of the millennium, he started to develop a taste for the more underground techno sound which was coming out of England, Germany & Detroit.
Tyler Smith had always wanted to be involved with radio broadcasts and this ambition kicked off in earnest when he started playing regularly on the ‘Tuesday Session’ show, broadcast on the very popular Radio Campus (Lille/France), which was run by Dimitri Pike (Mirage/Matrix/Subject Detroit).
Spurred on by the development of increased exposure through radio he started honing his skills in music production. This brought about more exposure for his music mission and by 2004 Tyler was performing on key profile dance music stations in France and the Netherlands. From 2006 to 2012, he managed the ‘Interstate 94’ show with Erell Ranson & Pedro Cali for the famous Livesets.com webradio. This was quickly followed by the aptly named ‘B-Side Show’ which showcased the darker, offbeat & industrial sounds.
In 2006 Tyler’s finally realized the goal of having his debut vinyl release which was in collaboration with Bionic on French label ‘Audiocrash’. This was quickly followed by several upstanding digital releases on various labels.
Over the years, Tyler’s side to the music has become darker & more industrial, which in turn has led to the birth of his most acclaimed project : Black Smith Craft, with music released on labels including Pohjola, Limetree, UTCH rec., Ante-rasa, Bass pressure...
Since 2008, Tyler has played in various events across Europe alongside artists like Kr!z, the 65d mavericks, Bas Mooy, DJ Toki, DJ Boss, Bionic, Dimitri Pike, Arrestar, Sean Matters, Systemic, Victor Martinez, Phase, James Jaymal, Innercystem…
After more than 25 years acting for underground techno music, Tyler keeps on spreading the word about tasty electronic music with a radio show related to techno and electro on Fnoob (Empty space podcast) and a series of offbeat and industrial podcast under his Black Smith Craft alias on ARP radio.

https://soundcloud.com/tyler-smith

Computer Transmissions 3 - Tyler Smith

Scott McKay, also known as Fear-E, is a DJ and producer based in Glasgow. He specialises in jacking house, techno, and electro, drawing inspiration from the raw early sounds of Chicago, Detroit, and the UK. Additionally, his work as Breakbeat Energy showcases a blend of breakbeat, jungle, and hardcore music influenced by the 90s and early 2000s UK rave scenes. 

Scott has built an impressive discography, releasing music on respected labels such as Dixon Avenue Basement Jams and Dark Entries. He also runs his own label, Posh End Music, which is dedicated to releasing high-quality electronic music that pays homage to his roots. Recently, he founded another outlet, sister label Breakbeat Energy, focusing on all forms of music that stem from the hardcore-oriented spectrum.

Over the past decade, Scott has delivered impactful DJ sets across various venues and festivals in the UK and further afield. He has made guest appearances on several radio shows and has received airplay on BBC Radio 1, 6 Music, and Rinse FM, with his tracks featured in Radio 1's Essential Mix multiple times. His productions have been supported by prominent artists including Dave Clarke, Ben Sims, The Hacker, Randomer, Jerome Hill, Marcel Dettmann, James Ruskin, Bloody Mary, Paul Woolford, Skream, Leftfield, and the late, great Andrew Weatherall.

1.Sterac Electronics - Game Changers
2.Luke's Anger - Numberz
3.Versalife - Omen Observer
4.LORY D - TronTrp.bssExtndd
5.HR101 x Human Rebellion - Nocturnal Beings
6.Ben Pest - Experting Computers
7.Fear-E - Terror Corps
8.Andy Martin - Electric Blue (CYRK Remix)
9.Damon Wild and Tim Taylor - Bang The Acid (Original Mix)
10.Kids Of Rotten Future - Feel The Struggle
11.Acid Jesus - Faith in Acid
12.Alden Tyrell - Lockstate
13.DJ Godfather - Funk for the Trunk
14.Zeta Reticula - Star's Wobble (Original Mix)
15.SOD 90 - Saving Up For Botox
16.Yuri Suzuki - Hyype
17.Joey Beltram - Fuzz
18.Passarani - Riding Time Waves

https://soundcloud.com/fear-e
https://www.instagram.com/scott_fear_e/?hl=en
https://www.facebook.com/FearEDABJ

Computer Transmissions 4 - Fear-E - Posh End Music

For this installment of Computer Transmissions we're proud to present one of our favourite producer/dj's and label head of one of our favourite labels for the last while, who? chief of who is paula.  

who? is a Berlin-based vinyl obssessed DJ and producer known for razor-sharp electro cuts, deep hardware explorations, and a signature sound that fuses machine funk with emotional intensity. As the force behind the Who is Paula label, who? curates a platform dedicated to forward-thinking, high-voltage electro with a focus on raw textures and analog grit

01) Z.I.P.P.O - We Need One Another (Original) [Mistress Recordings HU-MR17-SH]
02) *** - *** [forthcoming Who is Paula]
03) Featherstone - Underneath It All [Ernest's Way ERN006]
04) not even noticed - Cyber Rhythm [Who is Paula WIP006]
05) Fasme - Sweet Flux [Nocta Numerica Records NN016]
06) Unwonted - Blurred Nights [Analog Concept ANCPT010]
07) Caramel Chameleon - d-_-b Future Is Blind [Nottetempo NTT006]
08) Featherstone - Contact [Ernest's Way ERN005]
09) Zobol - Lost in Transit [ElectroVino EV001]
10) Fasme - F.O.G [Analogical Force AF051LP]
11) James Shinra - At The End Of The World [Craigie Knowes CKNOWEP22]
12) James Shinra - Miluv [Analogical Force AF044]
13) not even noticed - Transition [Masa Series MASA005]
14) Zeta Reticula - An Activity Cycle [Eudemonia 015]
15) not even noticed – Feel [Eudemonia 018]
16) Featherstone - Macrocosm [Gated GTD.023]
17) BufoBufo - Weatherworker [Altered Sense AS018]
18) Cignol - Asking for a Friend [Who is Paula WIP009]

https://soundcloud.com/who22
https://soundcloud.com/who-is-paula
https://www.instagram.com/who____22/
https://www.instagram.com/who__is__paula/
https://whoispaula.bandcamp.com/


Computer Transmissions 5 - who? - who is paula


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