A1 I Am I Was

I Dont Like It When You Say I Need Structure

Timothy J. Fairplay back with another edition of Dungeon Module. This month including new music by The Night Monitor, Sneaker, Roberto Auser, Heinrich Dressel, William Kincaid, Mutant Beat Dance and Jamal Moss as well as some new music by Timothy himself.

Timothy J. Fairplay pres. Dungeon Module [12.06.24]

Digging thru old CDs looking for something else I found this one labeled just Live 18-11-08, I believe it was a recorded rehearsal for a live performance or something like that.

Zarkoff Live 18th of November, 2008.

Rhodes by me, Arp2600 bass by me, bells by Rudolph, xmas message from Selena.

Santa Claus

Samhain XXIV at Tangent, Oct 26 in Detroit. Erika did a captivating under 120 bpm techno set to launch the night, Wata Igarashi was on directly after me, with Mike Servito following Wata and ultimately Scott Zacharias closing the 12 hour party. In the other room the Luv NRG Soundsystem raged as T4T did their thing. 

For this set I took the approach that at this time of year, in the Halloween time period, that feelings morph and change, how we feel about music on these nights is different, the context is altered. What is stern, scary, and stark can be very exciting at this time. What is warm and funky also takes a new shape and can be oh so freaky. I felt an impeding doom in the air and I wanted to channel that into solid sound system experience that was transformative and immersive. A sonic description of another world, the true power of techno. I am extremely excited about the shifting of eras happening within techno right now, and there was so much fresh music that fit the No Way Back concepts, but within a more pure techno language. I was also thinking of Mike Huckaby, who I worked with in the Record Time Dance Room, and his theories that a few amount of sounds makes a record the most powerful. There’s so many thrilling jams with only 4 sounds right now, this set gave me a special chance to explore that. 

Technically I used 4 CDJ-3000s and a Pioneer V10 and its internal effects with lots of layering with a new approach to mixing. If I’m doing something historic, it has to fit perfectly within the sonic context of what I’m playing, and for an older cut that can be very hard with today’s sonics, so I spend time remastering the older songs through my mixer and outboard equipment to give them a way to be played and allow them to glow within this new and living context. It’s all experimental at this point, a work in progress. The ones called QM are an older “quick master” technique that I did with software. Enjoy this journey to the other side. 

Podcast mastered by BMG.

Monks of the Drukpa Kagyu Order–Doungchen And Gyaling
Architectural — Rare Ceremony Tapes
Edit Select — Translate - Backward Signal
Terrence Dixon — Unconditional Love
The Vision — Detroit: One Circle (BMG Remaster)
Psyk — Disconnected
Mod21 — Childlike Wonder (Rrose Remix)
Feral — Flare
Orbe — Bronze
Feral — Chez Driss
Neel — Riflesso
Yan Cook — Cipher
Gene Hunt — Wildside Danny Dubb (BMG Remaster)
Shlomi Aber & Kashpitzky — Bazement
Troy — Awakening
Innersha — Emeralds
Dialog — Better Way (Feat. Benji)
Helena Hauff — Humanoid Fruit
Mod21 — Will You Ever Stop
Sexual Harrassment — I Need A Freak (BMG edit)
Psyk — Fear Of Sleep (Edit)
Allana Letm — Temois Multiplos (Centrific Remix)
Wata Igarashi — Collision
Erika — Wandering Mountain (Mike Parker Remix)
Mike Parker — Heat Inducer
Perfo — Muse
Luigi Tozzi — Spiral (Rrose Remix)
Kerrie — Replicants 
Andy Toth — Sycorax ver.1 [forthcoming IT]
Acid Junkies — Design The Future (BMG Remaster)
808 State — Flow Coma (BMG Remaster)
Aphex Twin — Isopropophlex (BMG Remaster)
CHBB — NBKE (BMG QM)

BMG at Samhain XXIV

Lowfish Live 2001 (Remastered 2025)
Now Lounge Toronto, Canada.

This is a remastered recording of a live set I did at Now Magazine’s Lounge in Toronto in 2002. The venue was literally just up the street from my studio and home at the time, and you can tell by the length of some of my delay feedback transitions that I was pretty self-assured in the music I was making at the time (“they will love this two minutes of feedback as much as I do - I know it” :) 

My live setup at the time was centred around a Roland VS-880, TR-808, SH-101, Korg SDD-3000 delay, and a Deltalab Effectron delay, plus a mini-disc player and mixer, etc. I had no intention of maintaining momentum throughout the set it would seem and I played what I wanted. The version of Fatblex was improvised, as was the first track (the never-released “Precision Hell”).  I have just completed the remix of Solvent’s “A Panel of Experts” and finished the set with that. It's somewhat weird to play a remix of another artist in your live set, but I was (and am) super proud of how it turned out and remember wanting to hear it loud. 


Setlist:

Precision hell (never released)
No longer accepting complaints 
Fatblex (version) 
Cadmium Red  (version)
Agamemnon (version)
Theme To Parked Cars (version) 
Glued Smile 
A Panel of Experts (Lowfish remix)

Lowfish Live: Now Lounge, Toronto 2001 (remastered)

Aphex Twin - 19 Ssnb

(Polybius Trax 013) Mantra - Blackout

Artist : Mantra
Name E.P. :  Blackout
Label : Polybius Trax
Catalogue Number : PT013
Format : 12´ Vinyl / Digital Download


Tracklist :

A1 - Mantra - Mirage
B1 - Mantra - Blackout 
B2 - Mantra - Emanation

Info:
Produced by Craig Stainton. 2018 
Mastering Thomas P. Heckmann at Trope Mastering.
Following their previous Mantra EP, Polybius Trax present here another three track EP from Mantra showcasing a variety of acid styles. Opening track, Blackout, is a solid, no-nonsense acid techno workout, perfect for a strobe filled warehouse, and features builds and drops layered with ethereal tones. Emanation is a maelstrom of moving synth sounds, bouncing delay lines and vocal-like klaxons that combine to disorientate the listener. Final track, Mirage is a classic bad attitude acid track with an unnerving acid line that weaves in and out of aggressive percussive lines.
Soon
https://polybiustrax.bandcamp.com/album/mantra-blackout-polybius-trax-013

(Polybius Trax 013) Mantra - Blackout (snippets)

⚡️ZYX Italo Disco History is the brand new Italo Disco VINYL & CD compilation series ⚡️ 
In cooperation with the Italo Disco legend Flemming Dalum we will chronologically illuminate the great Italo Disco era of the 80s 🔥🔥
Our first compilation contains the hits and rarities of 1982 💎💎
As a bonus, there is an exclusive megamix from Flemming Dalum 💣💥
I like to say thanks to the entire team at ZYX, especially Jörg Kunz 🙏🤝
Great honor for me to be selected among all the DJs and megamixers in the world for this series 😎👍
Essential purchase for all italo fans ✅👌
2CD release date: 19.02.2021
VINYL release date: 21.06.2024

Tracklist ->20 legendary italo records in only 14 minutes:
Advance - Take It To The Top
Steel Mind - Bad Passion (Remixed Disco Version)
Gaznevada - IC Love Affair 
Sylvi Foster - Hookey 
Koto - Chinese Revenge 
Mito - Droid
The Creatures - Machines Drama 
Dharma - Plastic Doll
Klein & MBO - Dirty Talk
Sun-La-Shan – Catch
Wanexa - The Man From Colours 
Camaro's Gang - Ali Shuffle
Klein & MBO - Wonderful
'Lectric Workers - Robot is Systematic 
The Creatures - The Other Worlds Robots 
Sphinx - Collision 
Lectric Workers - The Garden 
Bizzy & Co. - Take A Chance
Den Harrow - To Meet Me 
Dalanua - How Many Fill 

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ZYX Italo Disco History 1982

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ZYX Italo Disco History 1982 Megamix By Flemming Dalum

Computerdisco is the fun name of James Bell. Gear hoarder and sound designer. Been making tracks on and off for the last 12 years. 

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