New EP from Dave Tarrida on his Autofake label. 4 slamming tracks featuring an acid remix from Dancefloor KIller Al Ferox!!!!!
Track 1 - Made It Bad
Track 2 - tan.Zen
Track 3 - Sugar Rush
Track 4 - Sugar Rush (Al Ferox remix)

Autofake 002 - Dave Tarrida - RITUAL 128 ep

Tresor (German for safe or vault) is an underground techno nightclub in Berlin and a record label.

History:

The club was founded in March 1991 in the vaults of the former department store Wertheim at Leipziger Strasse 126-128 in Mitte, the central part of East Berlin, next to the Potsdamer Platz. The history of the club goes back to 1988 when the electronic music label Interfisch opened the Ufo Club in Berlin. Ufo was the original centre of Berlin house and techno, but due to financial problems that club closed in 1990.
After Ufo closed, Interfisch's head, Dimitri Hegemann, and some investors in the club found the new space in East Berlin. This was advantageous timing, as it was only a few months before Germany unified. The vaults under the Wertheim department store proved to be the perfect location for a club, and Tresor quickly became the place to be in Berlin. Tresor continued to be a popular club, having expanded and reconstructed continuously several times to include an outdoor garden area, and a second "Globus" floor. The Tresor floor in the basement was reserved specifically for hard techno, industrial and acid music, while Globus was featured mainly more mellow house sound. The record label Tresor Records was founded soon after the club first opened, in October 1991. Featured artists on the label include Jeff Mills, Blake Baxter, Juan Atkins, Robert Hood, Drexciya, Stewart Walker, Joey Beltram, DJ Surgeon, Pacou, Cristian Vogel and many others.
In 2004 the documentary "Tresor Berlin: The Vault & the Electronic Frontier" was released. Directed by Mike Andrawis, it features interviews with Hegemann, Carola Stoiber, and DJs & artists associated with the club & label. The film covers the period from Hegemann's involvement with the Fishladen and UFO clubs in Berlin-Kreuzberg to the final months prior to Tresor's closure.
Tresor closed on 16 April 2005, after several years' prolonged short-term rent. The city sold the land to an investor group to build offices on the Leipziger Straße location. It was open for each night of April 2005, with the final event starting the Saturday night with queues stretching all the way down the road, and still going Monday morning.
Tresor reopened on 24 May 2007 in the decommissioned southern tract of the combined heat and power plant Heizkraftwerk Berlin-Mitte in Köpenicker Straße. 
Since November 2019 the club has a subsidiary in the city of Dortmund called Tresor.West. 
In September 2022, Tresor published a photobook, Tresor: True Stories, to document the past 30 years of its history.

Sets

The Advent Live @ Tresor, Berlin Germany 1998

Jay Denham Live at SPKRBOX 4202024

D/n - Tresor Opening 24.01.2025 [Vinyl set]

Curated by DSH #012: Adriana Lopez

Deep Space Helsinki guest mix show. Airing on FM and stream every friday at 22.00 EEST (21.00 Berlin, 20.00 London).

Tracklist:
1. Hypoxia - Active Tension
2. Lucy & Rrose - Stained Glass
3. Adriana Lopez - Intuiciones
4. Edit Select & Mike Parker - Composite 0.11 
5. Planetary Assault Systems - Revolution 
6. One Exium - Photonics
7. Acronym - Wrapped
8. Tensal - Atlanticas 4
9. Donato Dozzy - Rotary 3
10. Peter Van Hoesen - Expected Utility
11. Cassegrain - Kor
12. Unknown - Lethal
13. Arnaud Le Texier - Chronic
14. Architectural - Cubismo 8.3
15. Christian Wunsch - Chemical Reactions
16. Z.I.P.P.O - Fobia
17. Splinter - No Ship No Soul
18. Sarf - Recombination Hypothesis
19. Par Grindvik - Rested
20. Jonas Kopp - Empty Planet
21. Fugal - Oil Panes (Svreca remix)
22. Planetary Assault Systems - Groucho
23. Shifted - Vacive
24. Jonas Kopp - Intelligent Seeker
25. Exium - Redox Reactions
26. Shifted - Spires
27. Orphx - Sever The Signal
28. Tensal - Cause 2
29. Planetary Assault Systems - Bawoo Bawoo
30. Reeko - Capitulo 2
31. Orphx - All Rivers
32. The End Of All Existence - 6 Minutes Before Dawn

Curated by DSH #012: Adriana Lopez

Speedy J @ De School All night long 2016 pt2

Psyk @ Tresor (Berlin) 06-01-2012

Here's a mix of some of the new tracks I've been enjoying recently. See if you can spot the odd one out.

Death Abyss - Seek Happiness In Victory, But Never In Peace (Inigo Kennedy remix) - MAK035
Woo York - Void (Truncate Remix) - MUX006
Samuli Kemppi - Hostile - KOMISCH012
Midland and Pariah - SHEWORKS03B
The Exaltics - Node#2 (Delta Funktionen Remix) - MA02
Midland and Pariah - SHEWORKS03A
Untold - Kane - HEK016V
The Fear Ratio - Dirty Paws - BP035
Kazuya Kawakami - Haunt - HHX08
Blawan - Untitled - HINF8674
Oris Jay - Said The Spider (Surgeon remix) - Texture Records
Roberto - Going Nowhere Fast - AFFIN114
Truncate - Diffraction (Jonas Kopp remix) - Modularz 8.1
Planetary Assault Systems - Function 4 (Lucy Remix 1) - Mote030
Roebin de Freitas - Doubt pt.1 - Unreleased
Grenier - Uncertain - TEC062
Phase - Binary Opposition (Inigo Kennedy Process) - TOKEN20RD
Surgeon - As You Breathe Here Now - Semantica 50
Svreca - Vilna (Orphx Remix) - Semantica33A
Lory D - Acidattak - NMBRS23
Randomer - Search It Out - Unreleased
OM Unit - Preshah - TECCD013
Diversion Group - Shirts And Skins - LINO22
Blawan - Why They Hide There Bodies Under My Garage - HINF8674
Midland - What We Know (Motor City Drum Ensemble Remix) - AUS1238
Jacques Greene - Prism - 3024 019
Oneohtrix Point Never - Remember (Surgeon remix) - SFT015

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Surgeon - Humanity Test [DJ mix]

Jeff Mills & Frankie Bones - Live @ Panoramix, France 8-8-98
No need to much words for this 2 ,but i will say something about 1 of them guess who ;)

Jeff Mills, along with Robert Hood, Carl Craig, and Joey Beltram, is one of the biggest American names in techno. Championed for his music's relentless pursuit of hardness and his stripped-down, almost industrial DJ sets, Mills is the latest in a long line of Detroit-bred talent to take on an international reputation. A founding member of noted Motor City institution Underground Resistance, Mills helped build the artist roster and label ideology (as well as much of its back catalog) with partners "Mad" Mike Banks and Robert "Noise" Hood before moving to New York in 1992 to pursue more vigorously his solo and DJ career (with a resident spot at the legendary Limelight and a recording contract with the noted German label Tresor). (Although rumors of bad blood between the early UR crew have been denied by all involved, Mills' decision to split was apparently total, with Banks all but repudiating his involvement with Mills and Mills distancing himself from the continuing political militancy of Banks and the UR organization.) 
Mills' UR-related releases (including "The Punisher" and "Seawolf") are stripped-down and erratic, fusing elements of hardcore acid and industrial techno to the sparse Detroit aesthetic. Not surprisingly, his post-UR sound hasn't eased a bit, although UR's penchant for the four-track has been replaced by higher-quality production.

Prior to his involvement in UR, Mills was a DJ at Detroit public radio station WDET (he was also studying architecture at the time), spinning everything from Meat Beat Manifesto and Nine Inch Nails to Chicago house and underground Detroit techno. He began producing in the mid-'80s, working with Tony Srock on the project the Final Cut.

Jeff Mills & Frankie Bones - Live @ Panoramix,  8-8-1998

Sounds From NoWhere welcomes aboard the Amsterdam-based dj & producer IGNOTA.

IGNOTA represents "The unknowable". 
Meaning he approaches his sets and productions with emotion and the state of mind and mood he is feeling at that moment.
His styles and moods range from abstract, ambient, atmospheric, shamanic, sinister sounds compilated with industrial, uncompromising to hard and intense underground techno.
We are glad to propose IGNOTA and his kindly given set recorded on July 27th at BASIS in Utrecht.
Have a good listening.

@ignota
@terugnaardebasis

Sounds From NoWhere Podcast #093 - IGNOTA

Rubi & Dasha b2b recorded live in Berlin Friedrichshain.
Watch the full video ( including the interview ) : https://youtu.be/7An95HZKlXU
Follow Dasha : https://soundcloud.com/dasha-rush

Qarantine FM #23 Dr. Rubinstein & Dasha Rush

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Protagonist status in one city is high praise indeed; holding key stakes in several is something else entirely. Something that Spanish born and Scottish bred Dave Tarrida can boldly claim. 

Tarrida’s timeline begins in 1991 in Edinburgh as founder and resident of the now legendary Sativa club. Here’s where Dave met Neil Landstrumm, Tobias Schmidt and Cristian Vogel, becoming a foursome that would continue to share gigs—the others live, Dave as DJ—and labels—like Tresor, Scandinavia, Mosquito and Sativae—for the first half of their respective careers. In 1994 the club bore Sativae Recordings, which Dave manned together with Steve Glencross, spawning the sibling Drought Records imprint two years later. Around the same time Dave took to the studio, though it would be another few more years before any records would materialise.

1999 was a turning point that saw Dave return to his native Barcelona, where he would spend the following eleven years honing his production craft and exceptional deck-side manner with local residences at Moog (which he still frequents today) and Nitza, as well as Stardust in Madrid. It was the same year that Tresor released his first solo record, ‘Postmortem Pop EP’, having debuted the year prior in collaboration with Tobias Schmidt on ‘The Test EP’. He produced two albums during this period: ‘Paranoid’ in 2001 for Tresor, and ‘Life’s a Glitch’ three years later—Sativae’s final record.

In 2010 Dave relocated again, this time to Vienna where he is currently based. After two decades of happily playing the role of DJ and promoter, 2013 sees Dave shift focus back on his own productions with the unveiling of his brand new label AUTOFAKE and pending releases for Housemeister’s soon-to-be re-launched All You Can Beat stable, and Funk D'Void’s Outpost Records. Saying that, he hasn’t quite hung up the headphones just yet. As the saying goes: you can take the DJ out of the club, but you can’t take the club out of the DJ—expect to see the name Dave Tarrida on many a flyer to come.
