Damn is this real? Can‘t believe it but sounds amazing start to finish

damn this is 1992 where techno with MC and scratches live. holy shit man

DJ Sotofett and LNS have teamed up with Tresor Records for Sputters. The double-vinyl album with 15 cuts spans a hybrid of warped electro and psychedelic hypnosis, all the while remaining fixed in an. unmistakable dance release. Recorded between 2017 – 2020, and bookmarked throughout by intros and interludes dug out from archival material, it's a deconstructed yet classic compound of techno-sonics. 

LNS from Calgary, Canada, is rooted in braindance, electro and acid. Releasing 12inches on both her self-titled imprint LNS and Sotofett’s Wania - LNS, whilst in the studio, has often pointed out “the lacking blend of dub and electro in dance music”. 

DJ Sotofett, hailing from Moss, Norway, is among a myriad of things commonly known for the extended work of his Sex Tags Mania and Wania labels, without forgetting his afro, dub and jazz releases on Honest Jon's London. 

Together both artists give space to a guest appearance by E-GZR, a fellow Wania artist, to open the Sputters journey. The sinus bending drum stutter of K.O. by E-GZR collisions flanging basses and chronic-inducing synth pads to blueprint the technoid atmosphere to come. LNS & DJ Sotofett take control with El Dubbing, evoking an effect-heavy demeanour, typical of the Sex Tags Mania soundworld that DJ Sotofett is responsible for, this time rubbing up against solid electrified rhythms. The hypnotic moods carry over to Dúnn Dubbing's deep delays, freely running over a surprisingly minimal skeleton retaining a solid direction. Crafting a warmly emotive end of Side-A with sparse rhythms to perfection. 

A meaner turn introduces Side-B. Hints of electro are scattered everywhere, fat basslines, ricocheting drums and synths that mourn and drift in and out of harmony. Vitri-Oil exposes a tumbling sound design, fog-lit chords of material fragility and nosedives - with an alive mix that wallows and grows in equal measures. The side closes with Shim, a classic drift between house and techno releasing sensual euphoria with the albums first big surprise – grand strings. 

“LNS wanted to sell her TR-606, while my reply was for us to make a track with the 606 sounding so fresh that she'd never even think about selling it again” Sotofett states. Side-C proves the artists to be some of the most singular producers around with album centrepiece The 606. Clocking in over 10 minutes, it kicks off as a driving techno banger, chugging bass and big chords. Midway through everything falls away, and out of the void enter scattered drums and improv piano lines emerge, while twisted dubs lead us back in an enduringly warm groove. 

Side-D sets the clock back to the original electroid foundation of the album, casting fires with alien vibrations. Synchronic Bass Blort is a hard-hitting electro track, steaming sonics and thrills, its melodic hook diving in subterranean motions. On Sputtering the duo raspily beams into outer space, with fizzy motives that disfigure and dazzle while the harmonies of the closing track is for yourself to experience. 

DJ Sotofett and LNS deliver an album inhabiting a world full of sci-fi sonics and fierce groove. Their sound is free and live, simultaneously wondrous and sharp.

@sophatmixes 
@lauransparrow

Buy on Tresor Bandcamp

PREMIERE: LNS & DJ Sotofett - El Dubbing

Micron Audio embodies a hub for a modern and futuristic electro sound, led by DJ Stingray 313. The imprint beckons intense electronic sounds, roughened textures and geometries that speak to aguiding principle of making technological advancement accessible to the people. These technoid adventures of sci-fi sound design and arrays of unabating rhythm, draw its listeners through warped microworlds and wicked contortions. Behind the sounds, it exists as a display of artistic responsibility, making statements and providing solutions from socio-political commentaries. 

The first Micron Audio physical release emerged in 2011, with DJ Stingray 313’s Electronic Countermeasures EP, following a digital-only compilation that is no longer available. Tracks from the Micron Audio hemisphere have featured in several compilation records released by the likes of Rush Hour and Creme Organization, including Stringray’s Urban Tribe project. It represents a crisply defiant and firmly electronic approach, drawing in the infective indicators of video games. Relaunching afresh in 2021, Micron Audio is working with new artists and is stepping not only further into the future but into the foreground, where its clear scientific intention and political attitude is entrenched through top-shelf sound design and pumping rhythms.

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DJ Stingray 313 - Molecular Level Solutions (12")

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Distribution: 
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Molecular Level Solutions

Molcular Level Solutions

PREMIERE: DJ Stingray 313 - Carbon Neutral Fuels

Further information: bleep.com/features/bleep-mix-200--mark-broom

For the 200th entry of our Bleep mix series, we bring you none other than Mark Broom, the British house and techno artist kicking up a storm under many guises since ‘89. As you can imagine, Broom’s gathered quite a collection since those heady days, from which he draws a selection of gems for this mix. 

“I've been digging through my vinyl collection recently & I've amassed quite a few classics over the years & this was the perfect excuse to showcase them in a mix. I've also included one track from my new album Fünfzig on Rekids & an exclusive edit of the Underground Resistance favourite 'Jupiter Jazz'” - @beardman

Bleep Mix #200 - Mark Broom

DJing for the whole night is a real treat.
It was great to see you all celebrating life on the dancefloor again.

Huge love and thanks to the wonderful people who came and danced, I felt so much love coming back at me. Thank You!

All Night Long DJ set at Hare & Hounds, Birmingham 13th August 2021

Underground Resistance was founded by Jeff Mills and Mike Banks aka Mad Mike in Nov. 1989.
Later Robert Hood became a member.

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Jeff Mills, Robert Hood and Mike Banks aka Underground Resistance @ Limelight, New York  07.1992

Download:
https://corenews.me/surgeon-essential-mix-2023-04-15/?utm_source=soundcloud
Tracklist over here:
https://tracklists.thomaslaupstad.com/surgeon-essential-mix-2023-04-15-tracklist/?utm_source=soundcloud

Core News - https://corenews.me/

Surgeon - Essential Mix 2023-04-15

MB'S 90'S UK Techno Mix Part Two

This was my second time playing at Wax Treatment in Berlin. The night is based around Dub Reggae in its many forms, so I had that in mind during my set and kept returning to Dub & Reggae throughout my set. 

The way music sounds on their Killasan soundsystem (which they install in the club especially for the night) is indescribably beautiful. Unfortunately, this recording is just a pale representation compared to the experience as it was on the night. 

As the soundsystem is set up facing the DJ, I was able to play without using monitor speakers, so I was able to experience the sound in the same way as the audience. It's wonderful to see every time at Wax Treatment that the crowd very naturally turns to face the soundsystem, rather than the DJ. Just the way I like it.

Some very dear friends were at the club that night, some of whom had never heard me DJ, or had ever experienced electronic dance music in that way before.

The way the music sounded on the Killasan soundsystem was a perfect introduction for them.

A C - Journey To Satchidananda
Shina Williams and his African percussionists - Agboju Logun
Rhythm & Sound w/ The Chosen Brothers - Mash Down Babylon
On Unit - Prawn Cocktail
Emmanuel Jal - Kuar (Olof Dreijer remix)
Zomby - Godzilla
RSD - Sugar Plumb instrumental
Martyn - Broken
R-A-G - Rage
Surgeon - Atol
Surgeon - Coaster
Paul Woolford - Let It Go (Kommonazmuk & Appleblim remix)
Linval Thompson - I Love Marijuana
Blawan - Lavender
Peverelist - Dance till The Police Come
Surgeon - Transparent Radiation
Chasing Voices - Acidbathory
Oscar Mulero - After All
RSD - Pretty White Light
Lone - Explorers
Martyn - Suberbia
The Tuss - Rushup I Bank 12
Taz - Future Funk
Ed Chamberlain - Synthia (Surgeon remix)
Surgeon -  Right Road To Dubland
Scuba - Ruptured (Surgeon remix)
Inigo Kennedy - Obsidian
Surgeon - Sleep (Ultra Violet)
RSD - Over It
Love Joys - All I Can Say

Surgeon - Wax Treatment, Berlin 29th May 2011

DJ Bone: Sometimes I Like To Bang It! Mix 2014.0916 

DJ Bone: Sometimes I Like To Bang It!

subb-an - cabinet records @ tresor

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258 - Exhibitionist - A Jeff Mills Mix (2004)

Claudio PRC highlights his favourite tracks from Ultimae catalogue, embracing all aspects of the music of the label, from ambient and experimental, to chill out and techno.

Read the feature: https://www.orbmag.com/features/label-showcase/label-showcase-ultimae-records/

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Label Showcase: Ultimae Records (Mix by Claudio PRC)

Multisex' own "Cope" is kicking off with gangster music.

Multisexual Mix #1 Cope

[0:00:35] Jeff Mills - Very EP (B2)
[0:03:00] DJ Hyperactive - Organ Donor
[0:07:35] Claude Young - I Am Nothing
[0:09:15] Jeff Mills - Purpose Maker
[0:12:40] The Advent - Bad Boy (PAS Remix)
[0:15:00] ?
[0:19:30] ?
[0:21:45] DJ Slip - Jill's Meth
[0:25:16] Regis - Allies
[0:27:15] DJ Slip - Jill's Meth
[0:30:00] Alter Ego - Lycra (The Dinosaur Mix)
[0:32:00] jb³ - Presence
[0:34:00] ?
[0:36:40] Cari Lekebusch - Brakstake
[0:39:25] Jeff Mills - Kat Race
[0:41:00] Surgeon - Muggerscum Out
[0:42:51] ?
[0:44:40] ?
[0:45:00] DJ Hyperactive
[0:47:08] Jeff Mills - Cobolt
[0:48:30] Ken Ishii - Overlap (Mark Broom Remix)
[0:50:30] Neil Landstrumm - Blam The Target
[0:51:39] ?
[0:53:00] ?
[0:54:55] ?
[0:56:55] ?
[1:00:30] The Advent - ?
[1:05:25] L.A. Williams - Logan's Run
[1:07:58] ?
[1:11:45] DJ Hyperactive
[1:14:40] Basic Channel?
[1:16:33] I:Cube - Disco Cubizm (Daft Punk Mix)
[1:19:19] Jeff Mills
[1:21:10] Jamie Bissmire/Space DJz???
[1:23:57] ?
[1:25:18] Jeff Mills - I9
[1:27:20] ?
[1:28:00] Jeff Mills

Claude Young @ Voodoo. Liverpool. 1997

DJ Bone @ Mother's Finest 16.11.2019

An essential piece of DJ History here! Starting in the early 1980s, Mills, using the name "The Wizard", was a recurring guest DJ on "The Electrifying Mojo" radio show on WJLB in Detroit. He performed DJ tricks like beat juggling and scratching during his sets (some of which were pre-recorded).

Recorded by a guy called Needlz way back when in 7 parts, more of which will follow.

The Wizard Mixes (Jeff Mills) - WJLB Detroit, 1986 to 1989 Parts 1 & 2

keep the oldschool alive!
and support the artists!

Jeff Mills, Robert Hood and Mike Banks aka Underground Resistance @ Limelight, New York 07.1992

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