Playlist for 8th October 2025 DSH broadcast with Samuli in the studio:

1. Ivano Tetelepta - Thuiskomen / Basis - ESHU
2. Amotik - Setalis - 47
3. Sr² - Hex - 47
4. Nicolas Vec - Beside - Keyhole Records
5. TAMA - Bluish Silver - Predawn Records
6. VPV - Untitled 1  - Speculations LTD
7. Pulso & Translate - Back to Strangers - Semantica
8. Translate - Closer Object - Rinascimento Elettronico
9. Ω - 00TRX - Ω III
10. Advanced Human & Rraph - Baltic Sea, Pt. II - Translucent
11. Nachtwaker - Oxi - Pleistocene Future
12. Ma Haiping - Apes Rising - future_arkive
13. Neen - Tacto - Sensible
14. CONCEPTUAL - Between Sand And Roses - NON Series
15. A4 - Compromiso Revocable - Ucker
16. Rxxchx - Báculo inicial - SUBSIST
17. Amorphic - The Keepers Emerge - Blueprint Records
18. Aureal - Cethor - future_arkive
19. Amorphic - Desolation - Blueprint Records
20. CONCEPTUAL - Suspicious Move - NON Series
21. Oscar Mulero - La Città Dolente - PHYR Records
22. Heliosphere - Crimson Meteor - Molecular Recordings
23. Van Der - Flamego - SUBSIST
24. Tensal - Itaewon - Concrete Records
25. Tommy Four Seven - Terminal - 47
26. VPV - Untitled 3 (Samuli Kemppi Remix) - Speculations LTD
27. Inigo Kennedy - Chrysalism - Asymmetric
28. Exos - Tunis - Platz fur Tanz
29. Perc - Tonight - Perc Trax
30. Wata Igarashi - Interweave - Dekmantel UFO

Deep Space Helsinki - 8th October 2025

"A digger by heart, techno by soul"

REIN. was raised in the East of Holland and his interest in electronic dance music started at a young age. He found himself sticked to the radio taping all the shows of ‘For Those Who Like To Groove’, ‘Rave Radio’ and live registrations of the famous ‘Chemistry’ nights. That brought him the inspiration to collect vinyl and work at local radio stations in the same time.

Although his voice got connected to talking about music his heart defenitely beats faster by playing it in clubs and he decided to focus more on that side of the industry. Once he made his debut at a local dancing club playing different styles of dance music he knew this was his strongest passion and biggest love.
 
Next to playing and digging for new music he also produces his own tracks; deep, warm and sensitive sounds. He performs them live on stage and in the studio: both in an analog way by using multiple linked sequencers, synthesizers and drumcomputers. Strongly connected to the black gold he plays a refined style of ambient, dub- and funky techno. His musical knowledge and technical turntable skills both stretch over two decades of experience and that combination makes him a solid artist.

Music4Pleasure&Pain🌈🌈🌈

Jag älskar att älska 💕

THIS IS OUTSIDER MUSIC. WE CALL IT ECLECTRO.
MYSTERIES OF THE SUBURBS.

Kompleksi is an eclectro act from Tampere, Finland, who has released one LP, "Sister Longlegs Dances In The Disco" (Verdura Records, 2008). 

If you want to encompass the full-fledged Kompleksi audiovisual experience, please follow the attached links to other Kompleksi Web resources (such as Vimeo for all Kompleksi music videos in 4K).

"Kompleksi ('Complex') are an Electro-Pop group from Tampere, the post-industrialist city sometimes known as 'the Manchester of Finland,' where concrete Neo-Brutalist tower-blocks and decaying factories sit a short distance from woods and park-land." [...] 

"Firstly, though, it's important to understand that Kompleksi are neither an ironic parody nor nostalgic kitsch; they have little in common with any of the retro-engineered electro-punk groups that currently have a stranglehold on UK style-mags. Instead, they should perhaps be seen as part of a Finnish electronic music lineage that stretches back to 60s mavericks like M.A. Numminen and Erkki Kurenniemi, via the 80's Helsinki Futu ('Futurism') scene that spawned local synthpop groups like Organ and Stressi. And we should also include the Finnish label Sähkö ('Electricity'), whose pioneering early 90s roster created the original template for Minimal Techno: all these disparate influences have congealed into a wonderfully sticky synthetic stew called Kompleksi." [...]  

"Kompleksi's songs are often inhabited by a palpable feeling of melancholy; their lyrics articulate an acute sense of disappointment about lost cultural opportunities or times passed that resonate on a personal level as well as an historical one. The band gleefully invert the usual Modernist tropes, so that songs about the sixties space-race or working together to create a futuristic socialist paradise become metaphors for failed relationships or emotional stasis." [...] 

"For Kompleksi, the Future never quite happened - the golden age we were promised never materialised - like the rest of us, they have been left stranded with their expectations and disappointments in the concrete Here and Now. In this respect they could almost be categorised as an Anti-Glam group: their lyrics hark back to the kitchen-sink mini-Soap Opera approach of Soft Cell or early League, to an era before electronic music became part of the mainstream Pop vocabulary or was co-opted as a soundtrack to the cat-walk. They're also funny as fuck." [...] 

"But be prepared to loosen your expectations when you listen to them: Kompleksi's fusion of Eastern and Western pop sensibilities will initially sound both familiar and alien, especially if your ears have been blunted by over-exposure to pre-packaged post-Britpop acts. Trust me: these Finns have the potential to breathe new life into this jaded genre in the same way that Jap bands rejuvenated heavy psychedelic rock."

(Quotes from Kek-W @ Fact Magazine, UK, March 2008)

Deep Space Helsinki is a radio show hosted by Samuli Kemppi and Juho Kusti, serving you with the most essential underground techno since 2009.